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WE INSPECT. oil and adjust any make
sewing machine. 69c: We also buv any make
OF used sewing machine. Prompt service
New Home sewing machine sales and
service.
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REFINED YOUNG. LADY to share room
Hobart 1888
COLUMBIA RID. NV, Isj4--Me 81 SO
10 min. d town 4 baths, shower. c,h.w.,
conf. beds, steam heat; men. AID. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE. Military rd.. near Conn,
Gentlemen only, > large rooms on second
floor. beds have inner-Spring mattresses. >
bathrooms, lear garase; no housekeping;
detached house. occupied by adults.
Phone Ordway 36%6.
:it55 18th ST. NW.-.Double room ad
joining bath. unllm. phone and laundry
PRIVILEGES, AID. 800.
Oh. CHI, MD.-Master bedroom, private
bath, sRle rm. adjoining, If desired: lovely
home; exclusive location. WI. $3.50.
meeting rms, hot and cold water; 3 doors
from bus: | mile from d. c.; suitable
persons. Chestnut 5573,
5o7 POWHATAN PL. NV 10000 blk
exp. bus. 30 min. dtown; So. RA }7"s,
1444 PARKWoOD PL. N.W.--Nice rm..
for girl. with Jewish family. 500 50 mo
1890 10Th ST. NW.-Former legation
bldg; one vacancy in a double room, COM
fortaly furnished for another young lady.
ant cars. Gas heat. Large front room
for 3 or ladies'
14l6 L,ONGFELLOW ST-Front rm., pri-
yate bath. windows, expos. in refined
uiiiiui pilolt'- ptSt ahSp
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Lovely room. with
private family: conv. transportation pri-
vate bath reasonable. OR. 5i15.
45n4 .1th ST. NW.--Lge front rm. with
twin beds semi-pvt. bath; gentle gentle
men preferred.
$500 CONN AvE.-Cheerful double rm..
newly furn.; maple furn. twin beds; unlim.
phone; trans. at door. EN-. 009l
IBIS F. ST. NW-2-3 girls: studio rm.,
sink, grill SIS each. includes basement rec
reation rm. District 2l35.
1907 EYE ST NW.-Newly decorated rms,
in heart of city,
6tO7 CONN. AVE-Double room. can cook
lnllm. phone: conv. tranSp.. gentiles. Call
after : pm, Oliver 4a41.
1914 5th ST NW-Unusually well-furn
I'M. in pvt. home, for gentleman; every
conv.: Il blk. bus. ID min. d'town. Call
after .. Randolph o643.
1904 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N.W.-Two
settled ladies for front room, quiet home:
unlm. phone; senties. Phone Taylor
1850.
FOR . neat, employed persons quiet, mod
NV. home. "a blk. Glover Park bus Lac
front rm.. twin beds. like new: always
clean and plenty of heat $3.50 mo. ca.
Ordway 5.14. ewes.
NOTWITHSTANDING girl to share apt
with 3 girls. Call RA 634l evenings.
NEAR DUPONT CrR.--Larre doubl. room.
twin beds ftrls or men. Also room for
3 or 4. no. Q671. 31'
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HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
P. B. K. OPERATOR, DAY
WORK, SUNDAYS OFF.
GOOD SALARY. GIVE AGE
AND EXPERIENCE. BOX
64-K, STAR.
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HELP DOMESTIC.
lCnntinuAd)

| HOUSEKEEPER. unencumbered, desiring
a steady position in family Of 3; plain
cooking, light laundry; ,6-rm. house; S36
per mo-. rm and board. Sat. and Sun
OFF Call Columbia s647
HOUsEKEEPER for employed couple. l
child: reliable. fond Of children, good cook.
Prefer liye in. $50. Good home. Phone
HousEMAID, small family. SIS per week:
references wanted Emerson 660l.
| HoUSEWORKER for small adult family
good plain cook; ref: Sun. of: go home oil
stay nights. Shepherd 6364. 80.
HoUsEWoRkER; part-time, am. te
pm; no Sundays, no cooking. So and
cartare. 55o1 18th st. NV. RA. 1853.
HoUSEW,oRKER for cleaning aboard pri-
vate yacht; no cooking laundry: only
exp, reliable help wanted: permanent Job
80 to 80: $40 wk, DI. 4S5l
Call woodley 1851 after : pm.
MAID, afternoons, g.hw., dinner. plain
cooking: two in family good salary: nc
SUNDAYS. Call NO. 5000. Ext. GIL. eve
nings, $40: mornings. 9-l2.
MAID, neat and capable; Rhw, light
wk.: no Sun: 50. Call EN-. 1875.
MAID. middleased. from 9 to 8: $40 per
week and carfare. Box 7o-K. Star.
MAID, colored, elderly. reliable. to take
care Of children and small apt; $l2 wk.
and carfare. Hobart 2035 after pm.
D
care Of children: salary, Sl5 wk. Call
MAID, to sleep in care of 2 children: sal
ary, S65: business couple; no cooking for
OIL OIL 4ose. ''''' N''' '@'' "A'e' "0
MAID. z h.w.. cooking and care OF baby:
i've IN preferred; Sl2 week; no Sundays.
MAID. reliable. for general housework and
and carfare. Call Atlantic 6393 after
MAID, colored. for women's specially shop;
nice nice clean appearance, sxper; desired; sal
ave, Silver Spring, Md
MAID, colored, sh,w.. care OF "ha-yr. old
child; attractive salary. ll12 sth st. Sc.
MAID, 10 sleep in, no children. no laundry.
: an IN fsmliy; am pleasant living conditions:
salary S65 per mo; must be a good cook
and neat in appearance; refs required.
Call WI 1873 after T; m.
MAID, reliable, experienced; part time. to
SOCK cooS dinner. tSos Reno I'd. NV, EN-.
1863. Please call in person.
MOTHER S HELPER. 10 am. pm; ref
ererces REQUIRED. Call Chestnut !946
WAITRESS. white, light duties George
town: | min. bus and trolley. own room:
would consider I?-S.3o, occasionally earl
stairs room with private bath board and
salary. wisconsin 64S4 alter 3 pm.
WOMAN colored. settled. to live IN: ghw
and cooking; ST. wk. to start. Call Wood
ley ol2f
WOMAN or girl ghw GOOD laundress;
Randolph 63f:;.
WOMAN, reliable. colored. for shw
Phone Adams l245.
WOMAN, settled, white, to care for two
school-age girls for employed widow: live
in; $50 per mo. Foxhall Village. Phone
ewes. WO 1925.
WOMAN colored. settled, to work TO- 30
TO $50, Thurs. afternoon and Sun off
No night work. Cook one meal day
Prefer one living ne, section. $40 and
Cariare. DE. 5i4a until :
WOMAN for y hW.; live in or out Small
house, nice section NV family OF four. no
small children Excellent transportat on
Good wages. Tel. WO .S4I n.
WOMAN, settled, fond OF children; general
horsework; live in: $40 per mo. Emerson
.bio.
WOMAN OR GIRL TO care for baby. SIS so
Wk; live out. Glebe Siu5.
NURSE, WHITE.
References. $50 TO 500. Ordway 5494
C70 CnnK and Io1I1,, CT q irc
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= BROOD SOWS. shoats, | combination
ride. driEe and WORK any place mare. :.
spotted ponies cheap. > young rdIng
horses. | :i-yr -old work mare. NJ. J.
Waple, Alex Va Duke st extended, )
miles out. AleXandrla U4nI
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINES, calculstors type
sum and a klnee c. eoRd Week 9P pIcs
BEDROOM. dining rm. liv rm furniture
eleC. refriserator. washing machine, or any
good odd pieces wanted. Call Mr.. Grady,
MA 900.
Gnn3ane BEDROOM dining LYING ro9m n tY5nt1,e
ING carefully; STORAGE IA 2a31
BICYCLE (girls,, in any condition wanted
for material; must be reasonable. CO.
9Hl1.
BOoKs--Hiehest price paid for good books
Bargain Book Shop. sos 9th st. NV. Open
Sun. and eve. Phone DI 5o0,.
CAMERAS. movie equip. photo supplies.
Cash! Trade! Brenner 943 Penna ave
NV. RE. "4"i. Open . am. to 40 m
sl.a adISnx prices nss .s to.
ME. "76' Open eve. Win call
CLOTHING--Be!ter prices PAID ::or mems
p1ed IS ssa eiS,hins 1o.n Hsrry' M iias 5th Ut NV
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, for CONNER
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
used houoehold goods. also piano. Repub-
FURNITURE. RUGS, electric refs washing
CASH pfses o2 BEST tf l.ss a
any time. Metropolitan 1924 -
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
rugs, sllVerWare. paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1898.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnishing of all
kinds, maximum cash prices; bric-a -brac,
china. Call any time. RE. 1904; ME. 52l1.
JEWELRY. diamonds shotguns. cameras.
binoculars and mems clothing. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
sale Max LweiE. 937 3 nv NE s1i3
SEWING MAcAME-we Guy al types:
repaf-: hemstitchins buttons covered.
nleatins. 9I7 Ct RI. 1900. RE 2311.
TRUCKS TO HAUL, CORDWOOD, long
lob good pay. Cooper Fuel Co, 252a
Firth Sterling ave. sc. TR. 1903. Night,
phone TR. 1907.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix or similar.
fully automatic: private party, Union
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, dduer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSSifcdtionS.
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MAID. to sleep in; care of 2 children; sal
ary. S65: business couple; no cooking for
adults. "ll Taylor St, Chevy Chase, Md
OI lDSG
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HELP WOMEN,

CASHIER and general Office
work. Permanent position.
Harry Kaufman, Inc, 1916
7th st. NV.
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TWO ATTRACT. single rms. downtown
apt, for ladies or gentlemen. no drinkers;
N...:I ca. mo HO. SNN:i before \ n m
Evening star., 1942-12-30
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS. seasoned: large bundle
s.! so: immediate delivery, .5c Flea
Market. li!| II st. NV. DI ',4l5.
WOOD FOR SALE
Sea Soned split oak fireplace wood in o.
inch lengths. Delivered prices are S12 so
for = cord and $50 for full cord Phone
Lincoln 35,s Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 32Ol
Bla denSburg rd.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 2Ol5 o ST NW-Attr.
lse front room, : windows. refrigerator, for
two gentlemen, to share with another.
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BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE T. LIVESTOCK.

BARRED ROCKS R T. Reds. White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Fee
Store. 6i9 K st NV. Metropolitan OOS!
Evening star., 1942-12-30

l"S INGRAHAM ST NW-Double room.
private shower, for refined gentlemen:
refs GE 1850
Evening star., 1942-12-30

SHEPHERD PARK, near walter Reed Hos
pital-Beautifuly furn. room, twin beds.
Venetian blinds: unlIm. phone, maid serv-
ice: ideal tranSp.; employed couple or two
gentlemen, refs Phone GE l11q
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zoos N. UTAH, Arlngton-Douhle room.
twin beds, conv to bath: phone ! block to
bus, TWO meals; nice private home S45
per person. Phone GIL. 3R14
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:? STUDIO ROOMS for :! ladies: bath. re-
tfsr., gas range uhone and garage; warm
and COY S5J WISCONSIN 64g4. Chevy
Chase. Md, ] Blk Conn
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LOVELY TWIN ROOM in maple and rose.
half blk. Ga. and N. H; express bus: $40
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GIRL TO SHARE WARM room with
another: walking distance; unlimited
phone; SIS monthly Phone HO- 6s44
1870 LAMONT ST NW-Large twin
room southern exposure, refined gentIs
Owls. COnN. tranSn AID 1nnl
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DOWNTOWN Thomas Circle. 1913 NJ ST.
n n.w.-Large front rm., double, hot and
cold run. water, $40 wk. DU. 546l
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So LAMONT ST NW-Vacancy for |
young lady with > others in Groom hskpg.
ma
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REFINED YOUNG LADY TO share room
with another, twin beds: on car line.
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1870 gth ST NV Double room. twin
beds: next to bath: laundry PRIVILEGES.
1881 QUE ST NW-Sinqle rooms newly
turn near bath. also double rooms: rea-
Sonable NO. 9iT4
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MAID, afternoons, ghw, dinner plain
cooking: two in family: good salary: no
Sundays. Call NO. 5000. Ext. GIL, eve
ninES. g. o. mornings. H-lo
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WEATHER STRIPPING.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Caulking, rock wool: saves fuel Term
w II Turbervlle. Lincoln 4tis, 3"J lot
)
Evening star., 1942-12-30

RADIO SERVICE-Factory authorized
service on R. c. A.. Philco and Zenith:
r. C. A., Philco radio tubes delivered and
installed at no extra charge. Cau NE.
71E. Gordcn's Radio Shop.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. II costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone CLIFF PEARSON. Chestnut 1924
DIR. H. w JOHNSON, DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room co.. WeStOrY RldR. tNh 9th N w
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/ So MONROE ST. N.W.-Lady to share
I'm. with young married woman, twin beds.
| lovely. private home. DU R1A0
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refined home. large room, semi-privste bath,
so Room with private bath. $50 Tel,
Woodley 1855 2os
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2l25 LEROY PL. NW-Third-f floor room.
Twin BEDS $40. Convenient 10 3 car lines;
of Conn ave: gentlemen only.
CHEVY CHASE-Young man wishes 70
share his nicely furn. rm. in private home.
with another WOOdIey ago
Evening star., 1942-12-30
SITUATIONS MEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL, Culored desires work nurse. to
live III: no nights or Sundays. IA. 2693.
MANAGER Tor apartment house. 10 years
experience. Can give Al reference. Box
IJ-I. Star 3l'
SlENO SEC Y CORRESPONDENTS good
education. 30 alert good personality.
ll5-L. Star.
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400 ST. NE.-Single room for lady in
- private family: home PRIVILEGES. Trinidad
Evening star., 1942-12-30

PE+TWORTH-Pleasant room, next bath,
unllm. phone; pvt. home conv. transp
- ladies. S@5. All 4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

! GENERAL HOUSEWORk. iull or part time,
no cooking. no Sunday. Georgia Th11.
/ GENERAL HOUSEWORKER- COOK. SIS
laundry Dupont nbi
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Damage Is Reported
Slight, Casualties
Few in Boy Fort
By NELSON NJ. SHEPARD.

Waves of Japanese heavy
bombers subjected Manila Bay
fortresses to incessant aerial
bombardmentS for six hours,
losing four of their planes to our
anti-aircraft artillery, the War
Department reported today.
Fifty-four bombers returned for
the third day of attacks on the
fortified islands, concentrating their
fire on Corregdior. Damage to mill
tary installations was slight, the
communique reported, and American
troops had only a few casualties.
The four enemy planes shot down
brought to seven the number Of
planes lost by the Japanese since
they renewed aerial attacks on Cor
regidor three days ago.
Sharp skirmishes between patrols
along the entire front in Bataan also
were reported. No mention was
made of casualties during the land
fighting.
The continuous heavy lombard
ment of Corregidor and Forts Drum
and Hunt indicated the japanese
were trying to soften up" these
Notifications preparatory to launch
ing an attack by land and possibly
by water from the Cavite shore
across the bay. Only 27 bombers,
aided by few smaller planes. par
ticipated in an attack on the fort
resses announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Union Station Barracks Urqed
For Women Instead of Soldiers

by woman Government employees,
Mr.. Irwin said.
The shift now leaves wide open
the problem of constructing through
Federal funds a permanent lounge
and dormitory for enlisted men.
F.. S. A. officials oppose the orig
inal proposal, Mr.. Irwin said, be-
cause they felt the barracks would
operate only on week ends at full
capacity and be virtually vacant
during the week.
The agency, however, has cleared
the way for construction of a $685.
900 recreation center at Boiling
Field, which will be built as soon as
F. w. A. approves specifications and
lets the contract. No arrangements
are available for men to sleep.
Earlier the F. s. A. had announced
final arrangements had been COM
pleted for conversion of the presi-
Dental lounge at Union Station to
q recreational center for soldiers.
sailors and marines on leave in
Washington.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
u. ). Cutter She||ed
And Sunk by U-Boat
In Caribbean Area
All Men Aboard Acacia
Rescued, Navy Reports;
Croft Was Unurmed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy announced today that
the Coast Guard cutter Acacia was
recently shelled and sunk IN the
Caribbean area. presumably by an
enemy submarine. and that. all
aboard were rescued
Navy officials estimated there were
30 to IS men aboard the ship at the
time of the attack.
The cutter was described in a
communique reporting the sinking
as "a small unarmed ship of the
tender class which was used to pro-
vide services to aids to navigation. y
She had been in the Lighthouse
Service as a lighthouse tender be-
fore being taken into the Coast
Guard in 1899.
Built in 1919. she displaced 1l3(
tons and was 172 feet long with 8
32-foot beam.
The Navy announcement followed
a recent report from Havana that a
Coast Guard vessel had sent out a
distress signal saying she had been
attacked by submarine prowling
the Caribbean.
The S o picked up in Havana
on March Is, said the vessel was be-
ing abandoned after being torpe-
doed, shelled and machine gunned
near Guadeloupe. French island in
the Lesser Antilles chain at the
eastern end of the Caribbean.
The Acacia became the 22d shil
in naval service to be announced as
lost since the torpedo sinking of the
destroyer Reuben James last fall
She is the 18th ship announced as
destroyed by enemy action, the five
others having been accounted for by
storm, demolition or collision.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Jap Evacuation Order
To Be Signed Today

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 90
1t Gen. j. L. De Witt will sign an
order today, forbidding all Japan
ese aliens and Japanese-America
in the western portions of Wash
ington. Oregon, California and
Southern Arizona to leave those
areas until evacuated under Army
supervision.
The order is effective Sunday,
March 29
Col Karl r. Benedetsen, head of
the Wartime Civil Control Admin
istration, said Gen. De Wits order
was ito insure an orderly evacua-
tion and partly to protect the jap
anese."
Evening star., 1942-03-26
laps Drove Up RoiIwoy
From Pyu, Chinese Soy

CHUNGKING, March 26 LR.-The
arrival of $50 Japanese planes on
the Upper Burma front from Ran
goon March 81 was the prelude of
an enemy offensive in major force
up the railway from Pyu a day
later, Chinese Army spokesman
said today.
He confirmed that unit of less
than 1000 Japanese had outf1anked
lSee BURMA, Page H-3O
Evening star., 1942-03-26
In Court for One Case,
Di Cicco Runs Into Another

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Pat Di
Cicco, husband of the former
Gloria Vanderbilt, had double
trouble today.
He appeared in Yorkville Court to
answer assault charges brought by
Peter Joyce, room clerk at the Hotel
Drake on Park avenue. who alleged
Di Cicco punched him during an
alteration over borrowing some
utensils from the hotel kitchen.
Di Cicco had just seated himself
when Benjamin kaufman, a process
server, handed him a summons in
a civil action to collect a judgment
of $31279 which was obtained May
13, 1896, in Municipal Court. Los
Angeles, for goods sold and de-
livered." Plaintiff in the case was
Ernest D. Green of Los Angeles.
The goods in question were not de-
scribed.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
jap Fleet Power Held
Undemonstruted Yet
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC From japanese Broad
casts, March pa naval spokes-
man at imperial headquarters de-
clared last night that the japanese
war fleet was firmly resolved to
carry the war not only into the
waters of the Pacific and Indian
Oceans but if necessary into all the
oceans on earth"
The spokesman. Capt. Hideo Hir-
aide, said the japanese Navy was yet
to demonstrate its full power.
He said the United States Fleet
could be expected to conduct guer-
rilla warfare for the purpose of re-
gaining lost positions ~
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Sikorski Pays Final
Visit to President
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Paying a second and final call on
President Roosevelt, Poland's Prime
Minister. Gen. Wladyslaw Sikorski
indicated today that the question
of the postwar boundaries of Poland
was discussed
Speaking through an interpreter
Gen Sikorski asserted that in to-
days conference with the President
and at another earlier in the week
there was perfect harmony in all
matters pertaining not only to the
general questions of the war on a
world basis, but also in all matters
pertaining to Poland"
To a question whether the prob
lem of Polish boundaries after the
war was considered, the general re-
marked that all points pertaining
to Polish affairs were discussed and
there was harmony on all
Gen. Sikorski planned to leave
Immediately for Canada, and from
there return to London.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Luzon Hero's Father, IA,
Tries to Join Navy

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Not
seeking naval glory such as already
won by his son, but simply to do
anything at alas long as it's for
the Government" the 74-year old
father of 1t. John D. Bulkeley has
attempted to join the Navy, but has
been rejected because of his age.
Frederick F. Bulkeley, whose son
won the Distinguished Service Cross
for sinking a 5,000-ton Japanese
ship in his tiny torpedoboat in
Binanga Bay, Luzon. and who also
escorted Gen. Douglas Macarthur
in part Of the latter's dash to Aus
tralia. said his job as a typewriter
salesman was gone with the war"
Evening star., 1942-03-26
EXPANSION OF SOLDIER HOUS-
ING facilities in District follows
Star stories Page B-1

The Federal Security Agency is
opposed to the use of the proposed
barracks on Union Station Plaza by
enlisted men on leave here. it was
learned today. and has recommended
to the Federal Works Agency that
the project be used as a reception
center for women war workers.
Jesse o. Irwin, F. S. A. director of
information, said the agency has
decided the barracks project would
be more desirable" for use OF wom-
en- who would be given temporary
accommodations on arriving in the
city, until such time as they found
permanent rooms.
Originated more than two months
ago, the project first proposed would
have afforded beds for 1,500 men on
leave In Washington. Since that
time, r. s. A. oficials have shifted
their support to use Of the barracks
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Hundreds Of British
Bombers Blast Ruhr
Valley Industries
Planes Also on Flights
Over Northern |to|y;
II Croft Missing
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. March 26.-Hun-
dreds of British bombers pound
ed at German war industries in
the Ruhr Valley last night in one
of the heaviest attacks yet un-
leashed by the R. A. F. against
Germany, while other planes, on
reconnaissance, reached into
Northern Italy.
Many of the bombers were flown
by Canadian airmen.
The Air Ministry said the Ruhr
industrial area was again very
heavily bombed" and-an indication
of the weight of the assault-ad-
mitted that II bombers failed to
return from this raid and others
overnight.
The British had not yet reported
on the foray over Italy, leaving it
to the italian high command to
classify the action only as recon-
naissance.
(The Italian communique dis
closed that British scouting
planes also were over Milan and
Turin, big industrial cities of
Northern Italy. but said no bombs
were dropped. The German COM
munique mentioned r. A. F. raids
on Southern as well as Western
Germany
The overnight operations fitted
into a letup in bad weather which
had kept r. A. F. bombers grounded
in Britain since the middle of
March.
The loss of IL bombers also covered
night flights against st. Nazaire, Nazi
submarine base on the occupied
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Seattle Union Bors
Women Cab Drivers

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, March 26.-Hiring OF
feminine taxicab drivers as war
time emergency has been blocked
by the cab drivers union.
Mrs. Erma Lorraine Hawke
mother of two children and wife
of taxicab driver, was turned down
as a member of the union.
John Steiner, business agent of the
ALL. local, refused to comment.
Harry Deem, an operator, said he
had planned to put Mrs. Hawke to
work in one of the two cabs laid up
because I can't get drivers"
Evening star., 1942-03-26
British Pamphlet Roid
Aouin Warns French

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, March 26-The British
air force again warned Paris last
night during an hour -and-a-half
pamphlet raid that it would return
to bomb other French factories
working for the Germans.
Pamphlets dropped during an
alert which lasted from II pm. to
1890 ain said in effect: I'VE al
ready have bombed the Renault
plant. &" We will bomb other
plants working for the Germans
BY daylight yesterday the R. A. F,
bombed shipbuilding yard at Trait
on the Seine River near Rouen.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
War Office Funds Voted
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Senate passed without de-
bate yesterday a $780,, ,039 1926 appro-
priation for carrying on civil func-
tions of the War Department. The
measure now goes back to the
House, which previously had voted
1888 $50, 1876. Increases by the Sen
ate included $23,789, 900 for flood
control projects.