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Evening star., 1942-12-13
New Jersey
Society Party

The New. jersey State Society's
annual Christmas party will be held
Wednesday evening at 8l5 o'clock
at the Women's City Club.
Gifts will. be passed out by Santa
Claus and he will be assisted by a
number of junior hostesses.
There will be dancing. games and
refreshments and newcomers to
Washington from New Jersey are in
vited to attend.
The president of the society. Mr..
William j, F. Fleming. assisted by
Mrs. Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs.
DEM will receive the guests. New
Jersey servicemen are invited to the
party.
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Nebraska Society
Hosts to Jefers

The Nebraska State Society will
honor Mr.. William NJ. Jeffers of
Omaha, the national rubber ad-
mlnistrator, at the Christmas party
to be given Tuesday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel. Members Of the
armed forces from Nebraska will
also be the guests of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Blanchard
will entertain at dinner preced-
ing the reception and in addition
to the guests of honor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffers and Miss Eileen Jeffers,
the guests will include officers and
directors of the society and the Ne
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tall high chair and enjoy every
morsel Of it. 1t includes a delicious
thick. juicy, large hamburger with
onions and all the trimmings), q
huge slice Of chocolate cake, and q
cup Of perfectly brewed coffee.
THE TOP FOUNDER Is the BRAIN
child Of those three smart girls"
Ray Ricard, Jane Armstrong and
Marjorie Booth, and specializes In
HAMBURGERS. the largest ones
you've ever seen. Other specialties
are chocolate and fresh cocoanut
cake. and . tossed green salad.
Open until 2 an.-so drop in after
the party or show. Located west Of
Conn. Ave.-at 173S L 81.
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Mary R. Wickes
Bride Yesterday
OF ]. B. Emans
Ceremony Held
In Christ Church
In Arlington

The marriage Of Miss Mary Ro-
maine Wickes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard C. Wickes of Des
Moines, Iowa. to Mr.. John Barker
Emans of Arlington, took place yes
terday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
Christ Church in Arlington The
Rev. Edward Randolph Welles per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. Emans is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Storm w. Emans of Schenec-
tady, N Y.
Mr.. Wickes gave his daughter in
marriage. She wore two-piece
dress of chartreuse wool and her
corsage was of orchids. She was at
tended by Mrs. Harry Suber, who
wore beige wool and talisman roses
1t. Robert B. Hanna, jr., of Sche-
nectady was the best man and the
usher was Mr.. Richard Gordon
Wickes.
Following the ceremony recep-
tion was held at the George Mason
Hotel in Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs
EmanS will make their home at 261C
South Wayne street in Arlington.
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Alliance Francaise
Will Be Addressed
BV COmte de NOue

Comte Jehan de Noue of France
will be the guest speaker of the
Alliance Francaise at the meeting
of the society tomorrow at 4:30
O'Clock at the Sulgrave Club.
Comte de Noue. a world traveller
and popular lecturer, has talked be-
fore many clubs, forums and lead
ing art societies in America. As
vice president of the "Sauvegarde
de LArt Francais," Comte de Noue
originally came to the United States
to express the appreciation of the
French people for the magnificent
cooperation of the American COM
mittees, founded by the Due de
Trevise, in restoring masterpieces
Of architectural and scenic splen-
dor.
He Is the owner Of the beautiful
and renowned Abbaye du Lys near
Fontainebleau, which was founded
by Blanche de Castillo, mother of
Saint Louis.
The Comte served with a British
battalion in Flanders and later was
evacuated from Dunkirk After the
armistice, in 1910, he was permitted
to come to America to lecture.
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Helen A. Handley
Engaged to Marry
1t. McGonaele

Maj. and Mrs. William Curtis
Eandley announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss
Helen Agnes Handley. to 1t. Will
liam Prinn McGonagle, U. S. N. r.,
of Portland. Me. son of Mr.. Ed
ward McGonagle of Belmont,
Mass.
1t. McGonagle. whose mother,
the late Mrs. McGonagle. former
ly was Miss Emily Prinn. is
spending the week end with Maj.
and Mrs. Handley and his fiancee.
He was graduated from Holy
Cross College and has been on
sea duty for the past two years.
Miss Handley attended the
Convent of the Sacred Heart
end Rosemont College at Bryn
MaWr. Pa. and is a graduate Of
the Georgetown Visitation Col
lege.
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State Societies
Yule Parties
This Week
South Car0iinians
VIII Celebrate
Wednesday Evening

A number of State societies have
completed plans for their annual
Christmas dances and parties and
that of the South Carolina Society
will begin at $50 Wednesday eve
ming in the west ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel. Dancing will con-
tinue until l o'clock.
Representative John L. Mcmillan,
president of the society, will greet
the guests with other officers. In ad-
dition to dancing there will be spe-
cial attractions and a program of
entertainment for all.
The guests of honor for the dance
and reception will be residents of
South Carolina who are now serv-
ing in the armed forces and sta
toned in and around Washington
An invitation is extended to all new
corners to Washington and to friends
from other States.
Season tickets will admit holders
and single admission tickets can be
had at the door.
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Massachusetts
Dance Wenesdav

The Massachusetts Society OF
Washington will also hold its an
nual Christmas dance Wednesday
evening 1t will be given in the
main ballroom of the Wardmar
Park Hotel from 10 o'clock until l.
Miss Margaret Stack is chairman
OF the Dance Committee and other
members are Miss Charlotte Clem-
entson, Mrs. John McGill, Mrs. Elv
Wallin, Mr.. John Hickey, Mr. Russell
Reilly and Mr.. John McGill. Mr.
Edward Wallin is floor director.
All members of the society are
requested to attend and guests and
newcomers are invited. Servicemen
accompanied by a member. will be
admitted as guests. For further in
formation contact Miss Charlotte
Clementson.
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Miss Helen Miller
And J.C. Suter, Jr.,
Wed During Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Kerlin Miller
of Herndon announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Helen r.
Miller to Mr.. Jesse Courtney Suter,
jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Suter of
Washington, The wedding took
place Tuesday in the Washington
Street Methodist Church in Alex
andria, the Rev. H. P. Clarke offci-
ating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suter are on a brief
wedding trip and on their return
will make their home in Cathedral
Mansions where they have taken an
apartment. Mr.. Suter is a civil
engineer in the office of the Chief of
Engineers.
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cards. Colorful ones-and so on.
You'll find tremendous collection
devoted to the boys In all branches
Of our armed services. This is your
once-a-year opportunity to remem-
Der all Of your friends-and it's
worth the little effort it takes when
you realize the glow Of happiness it
gives both the sender and the re-
cetver. You'll also find . gay coll
lection Of colorfui gift vrappings.
8RxW0OO q l3l7 q 81. NV.
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handsome selection
a t L. F R A N K
G 0 M P A N VI n
leather or fabric.
Jewel bedecked and
plain. Handbags
for every purse and
purpose. P r ! c e d
from SO. Located
on F STREET at
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Only s5.95 and s9e5 for exquisite
handmade shoes, regularly from
S895 to $3.50 Also at these same
prices, you'll find sample and can
collation. shoes by other famous
manufacturers Sizes 3 to 10.
Widths AAAA TO c. Open 9 am.
TO 9 pm. daily. Half block below
Dupont Circle-at 1923 CONN.
AVE
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braska congressional delegation with
their wives. MI. Blanchard was
president of the society last year.
Arrangements for the party at the
Shoreham are under the direction of
Mr.. Lyle ORourke, president. Dane
ing will begin at o'clock and dur
ing the evening door prizes which
have been donated by Nebraska con-
Germs will be given. All Nebraskans
now in Washington are invited.
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Clara Nj. Swanson
Bride in Florida

Mr.. Axel l.. Swanson announces
the marriage of his daughter Miss
Clara Marie Swanson, to Mr. Edwin
Lawrence Murray. u S. N. R. The
wedding took place November % in
| Our Lady of Loretto Chapel at the
Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Fla
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Y o U N G. ME MS
S H o p S Young
w o m a MS RendeZ-
vous," that enchant-
ing new department.,
featuring sportswear,
casual a d dressy
dresses, beautifully
tailored suits and
fur trimmed coats.
Vac fbay Ioro oil
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OF Lne WARDMAN
PARK HO Ell.
Luncheon parties
are increasing in
popularity - espe-
cially since bridge
tables are set up
afterwards in a
private suite with
out c h arge. Or
drop in while Shop-
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CHRISTMAS cards
you'll have to
hurry. B r E =
WOOD still has
a large enough
selection - and
you can choose
them for all the
names on your
list. Religious
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pleXion corrector
at HEADS, of F
S T r E E T, can
successfully re-
move brown and
" h j t e pigment
patches, sagging
muscles, insight
ly eve pumness
and plmples. And
Evening star., 1942-12-13

R o S S
S AT U r MS. OF
course. This un-
usual shoe shop
features S A K S
FIFTH AVENUE
ID i S c O n tinued"
footwear priced
at a fraction of
what you'd usual
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y Make Good Cheer Y
y For Christmas comes but y
q once a year" -.
\ Here we ore with the thlr- Z
4 teenth Of December oIreody Y
Y upon US and the days Just
x flying by.
y Have you been making the
Y most Of your days in Christmos
X shopsine' Or ore you going
y to postpone it until the we'll \
Y knc IN Lost Moment" Helene y
y hos explored the shops for you \
y :. and urges you to stort out
Z bright ond eorIy tomorrow Z
y morning. i
X Todoy, she tells you where 10
v find the most exciting hots for \
" holiday parties. She mentions y
K gifts thot have q purpose in (
y} Ilfe-shoes. a glorious permo- 4
Y nent, q much wonted hondboe, y
x the gift Of q course Of exercises /
D} in one Of the best heoIth clubs, I
W dresses ond sportsweor. Gifts \
X for the home. And gifts for I
" the individual.
N And to relieve your burden Of I
" preporine meols. she suggests
V here number Of ottrootive Y
X spots where you con lunch, dine \
y or entertoin.
* Hurry. there ore only 10 more
y shopping days TO Christmos. y
" HELENE. y
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man or any Of
his hair stylists
perform a mir
acle-the mir
scle OF giving
you a m a g ! c
&C I RCLETTE'
p e r m a n e n t
wave. It's SIM
pie. A cool So
I =, 4 g., =,
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Hostess Last Nieht

Mrs. Marie Werner entertained
last evening in honor of Mrs. Arthur
Clarendon Smith. who has returned
from California with her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith, ir.
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from IL am.
to 3 pm. It's
ly 40c-
and is served
you W h ii e
you sit COM
fortably in q
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in d t he
most unusual
collection of
IN a d elm
A m e ri c a"
gifts. Hand-'
made linens,
B a y b erry
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the surroundings are regal. And
they enjoy the dinner music OF Roy
Comfort and his Riviera Guards
men. HOTEL 2400 also has a mum.
Der of private dining rooms that
will accommodate from IL to so
personS-for luncheon, cocktail and
dinner parties. 2400 18th ST.
Phone CO. 1900.
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ing Room at HOTEL
2400 won't let you
down. That's why
they re SO popular
these days with din
ner and luncheon
hostesses. The food is
delicious the
service is smooth and
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striking t h E
most harmon
ious note in
t h e advance
hat pic t u r e.
MILLTC'ENT'S
invite you to
v e " t h e r
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Weekend Guests

1t. Col and Mrs. Don B. Hates
Of Arlington, with their son Don.
are the weekend guests Of Maj. and
Mrs. Don l.. Mace at Edgewood
Arsenal.
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I" NOW IS THE TIME for
all wise women to
come to the aid of their shoe ward
robes And here is the place. At
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4" SHOW YOUR CHRIST
MAS SPIRIT and
plan your entertaining in the
charming Colonial Dining Room"
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sorts of sweaters, skirts and blouses,
too. Use the convenient left-hand
entrance at 1919 F ST.
=" Get IN TRIM" Be full
of vim. Keep slim,
And do it all at ANNE KEILY'S.
Take a course in exercise with 7
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early colorful showing OF hats un-
usual for their distinctive styling.
Hats made = to = order. too. Also
blocking and remodeling. 1905
CONN. AVE. Phone RE. o602.
i" pest YE, MERRY GEN.
TLEWOMEN. Rest ye
in a comfortable reclining chair
at EM1LE'S while that gentle
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/" A BOUT FACE" Give
yourself a new smooth
lovely complexion for Christmas.
MIR. GARDNER, the amazing CON-
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" ITS NOT ENTIRELY A
MANS WORLD"
Today, We women play pretty
important part in tin the
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satisfied, you don't have to pay.
1927 F ST. RE. 3477.
" A GLOW WITH THE
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
. Is Louise Hall Hollis CABIN
HANDICRAFTERS. There you will
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ping, Complete luncheons, 85o to
sl.l5. Phone CO. 1000 for reserva-
tlonS
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ROM OF the
Hotel Raleigh.
While you en-
JOY a delicious
luncheon. the
towns loveliest
m a n n equins
m o d e ! the
"frsts in fash
ion" Music
by Bert Ber-
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" CHRIS TMAS SHOP
~ PING?" Rushed for
time? THE TOP FOUNDER comes
to the rescue with a quick lunch
e O. u served
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Gut" sDIdrdifT011e4S ID UeI
ca dies,
Stuart Nye sterling silver. Gifts
for the home-and for all members
OF the family. Open til 9 nightly,
except Sat. 1903 K ST. DI. 1922.
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sprayed through your hair-requir-
ing no electrical heat, no chemical
heat-no heat at all. They prove
how wonderful it is-by first giving
you complimentary test curl This
permanent will curl the finest OF
baby-fine hair, even hair that has
never before taken q good perma-
nent. 1921 CONN. AVE. Phone
DIS. 36l6 EMILE. JR., at 528 18th
ST. Phone MA. 1923.
I" ITS IN THE BAG" Yes,
give her handbag this
Christmas-a handbag that's both
lovely and practical You'll find a
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s. EFT YOUR MAGMA
TON RUN RIOT" :.
anticipate the most wonderful food
you've ever tasted-and the chefs
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II RBIN Err OF

- - "A n p N " T. II " r
SPRING" MILL
CENTS INDIVIDUAL" makes a
triumphal early spring entrance
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machines and
steam bath
20 times, S18
Or Swedish
massage. ring
r oilers and
electric blan-
ke t, $30--or
10 messages,
steam cabinet
Ana
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I" JIMMY CHRISTMAS"
It's only 10 shopping
days to that gay holiday! And if
you haven't yet selected your
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=" FASHION HoHL1oHTs"
-. are featured every
Saturday at the FASHION SHOW
LUNCHEON In the PAIL MALL
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ban Towers.
Make reser-
vations NOW
for festive
c h r lstnas
dinner par
ties served
on that day
from | to g..
Noted for fa
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Cabin .Nnrd,e,ote,.
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exciting new ar
rivals in bright COL
ors. pastels and
winter white
priced at only
$3.50. Gay little
h a t S en-
ma c h a n t j ngly
- made of rib
W bon, fabric or
.atpd in the Shore.
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will repair them invisibly VIA
two msthods-4nwesving q ~
weaving. Ol3 11th q.
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nath and his orchestra. Luncheon
from 81 and starts at | pm.
Reservations call MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Russia
Continued From First Page)

said defensive actions in the Donets
Basin and on the central and north
ern fronts continued, amid severe
frost.
Repeated Russian attempts to
break out of Leningrad were frus-
trated, the communique added.
German bombers were said to have
bombed and damaged a large mer-
chant ship in Kerch Strait, of the
Eastern Crimea.
Nazi's Rear Guard Shelled.
Exultant Soviet soldiers shelled the
rear guard Of the retreating German
army in the SHOWS Z miles west Of
recaptured Mozhaisk and hammered
it's flanking units with q declaration
that "the road to full victory lies
ahead"
In weather so cold it coats ex-
posed hair and eyeleshes with frost,
the heavily clad Red troops pressed
the advantage of their greatest vic
tory on the central front.
They proclaimed the battle of
Moscow finally was ended with the
recapture of Mozhaisk. 81 miles west
of the capital, and sought to give
the German survivors not moment
to blast out even fox-holes for q
new stand on the road to Smolensk.
Russian dispatches to London said
the road to Smolensk, reported Ger
man field headquarters on the
Dnieper, Wa crowded. Red Army
artillery was reported TO be hurlins
big shells into the German ranks,
British analysts said shatterins
Of the NoEhaiak salient put Russia
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Judiciary Group Reports
War Powers Bill Today

The favorable report of the Judi
ciary Committee on the new war
powers bill will be filed in the Senate
today, but 1t was doubtful whether
debate would start until tomorrow.
Senate leaders are anxious to pass
1t without delay, but under Senate
rules unanimous consent is necessary
to take up a bill the same day it is
reported.
As approved by the committee yes
terday. the bill widens the scope of a
dozen or more existing laws to meet
wartime needs. The most impor-
tant provisions are for the purpose
of establishing penalties for priority
violations, broader presidential pow
er to take over machinery in indus
trial plants when necessary for de-
tense, and authority to audit the
books of defense contractors from
time to time.
Meanwhile, Senator Connally,
Democrat, Of Texas said that he
might offer his labor bill as an
amendment to the legislation. The
measure would empower the Gov
ernment to take over and operate
strike-bound defense plants, and
freeze labor relations during the
war. He said that he would make
a survey Of the Senate to see If
sufficient support was in prospect to
aod the measure to the war power
hill
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Early Use Of Aliens
PadIocked Property Sought
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Treasury guardians Of about 100
padlocked business firms owned by
enemy aliens promised today to
make the premises available for
American occupants "as soon as
possible"
They added, however, that the
cases must be handled individually
and it may take some time to clear
out the enemy property. Meanwhile,
American landlords with choice
rental space tied up by the paddock
ing orders were clamoring for &C
ton.
One factor in the delay was said
to be uncertainty over the plans
for control of alien property. Now it
is administered by the Treasury.
The Justice Department, however,
also claims authority and is seek
ing to name Leo T. Crowley, chair
man Of the Federal Deposit Insur-
ance Corp, as alien property custo-
dian.
Mr.. Crowley said after a confer
ence with Secretary Of the Treasury
Morgenthau yesterday that he ex-
pected the President to make a deci-
sion on this issue soon.
Evening star., 1942-01-22

eventuality," predicted earlier in
the day that the japanese landing
attempt might be made today. and
said it was obvious the enemy forces
in the Bismarck archipelago in
cluded more than one aircraft car
rier supported by other naval units
and land-based planes.
Mr.. Forde, the Army Minister who
is acting for Prime Minister John
Curtin during the latter's brief va
cation, told the people Of Australia
that the time has arrived when the
government expects every Australian
man and woman to take up his or
her place, whether at work in the
munitions factories or in Australia's s
fighting services.
People Told to Prepare.
at is well that the public should
realize the seriousness of the full
scale military assault on New Guinea.
If successful, it would probably re-
suit in bases being established from
which the Australian mainland
could be attacked. 1t is the plain
duty of the Australian people to
prepare for any eventuality
everything must now be subordinate
ed to the national interest
The japanese have carried out
mass air attacks on Allied islands off
the Australian mainland. Those
raids usually are preludes to landing
attempts.
On the home front, the Aus
tralian government took over direc-
ton Of the meat canning industry to
insure continued supply.
Ofncials predicted an increase in
indirect taxation would be necessary
by spring, along with two large war
loans. The first loan, it was said,
probably will be launched February
II to raise $105, ,000,000
Evening star., 1942-01-22
British Tennis Player
Charged With BIackmaiI

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 22.-Two wom-
en-, one identified as the British
tennis player, 24-year-old Valerie
Scott, were in jail today on charges
Of blackmail.
Miss Scott has been held for more
than a month. Her companion, iden-
titled by police as Margaret Schuyler
Sternberg, San Francisco, was ar
rested today.
They are charged In an inforfna-
ton with conspiring to force Miss
Frances Lynch, wealthy Miami
Beach winter resident, to employ
Miss Scott as her secretary and
companion.
To accomplish her purpose. the In
formation charged, Miss Scott
threatened to accuse Miss Lynch
with possession and use of narcotics
unless she discharged her present
secretary and companion, Miss
Mabel Murray. The Information
carried three counts Of conspiracy to
commit blackmail, three of threat
ening to accuse another o. 3 crime
and one Of vagrancy.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Australians
Continued From First Page.)

80 to 10 miles OF Watom Island,
which is IS miles northwest of Ra-
baul, about half an hour before the
Rabaul radio sent its last message.
It was assumed here that the
radio and telegraph stations had
been demolished by British forces
before evacuation in pursuance of q
scorched earth policy.
Can Australian broadcast rec
orded in New York by the Aus
tralisn Associated Press said it
now was believed likely the jap
anese would try to effect landings
tomorrow
Mr.. Forde and Air Minister Arthur
Drakeford warned Australians that
. fuil-scale military attack may be
imminent, aimed at establishing
bases from which the. Japanese
could direct an offensive against the
Australian mainland.
Mr.. Drakeford, saying that I'VE
must prepare ourselves for any
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Troops Drive Southword
In Johore, Jops Claim

." SSSg ~oHS SSoH"
18Th cTnis dispatch va: ~: sent from an
ssns KS CLAIMS ns%s h boaa AT t be erssS o6
when confirmed By American or Al
ToKIo, Jan. % (oficial Broad
cast (R.-A Domei war-roundup
today asserted the japanese had de-
veloped new drive down the CEN
ter Of Johore state toward Bekok
on the main north south rail line 80
miles north Of Singapore and mid
way between the east and west
coasts.
1t suggested that japanese forces
engaged in this operation were at
tempting to cut in behind British
positions in the interior and trap
British defense units there.
Front-line dispatches were quoted
by Domei as reporting that Japa-
nese spearheads pushing south of
the Muar River along the west
coast were in action against British
forces 10 miles north of Batu Pahat.
(This apparently was the fight
the British reported developing
in the Bukit Payong Hill section
8 miles northeast of Batu Pahat
In Western Johore some 10 miles
from Singapore)
Domei said Japanese planes raided
Mersing, on the east coast of
Johore, yesterday and that Moul-
mein in Burma was attacked today
by large bomber formations. No
fighter plane opposition was en-
countered in the Moulmein attack,
Domei asserted.
The news agency reported that
Japanese forces in the Philippines
had pushed farther south along the
west coast Of Batan Peninsula in
their fight against Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's American and Philip
pine troops.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Bodies of Four Victims
OF Sub Raids Sent Home

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. az R.-
Bodies Of three victims Of the tor
pedoed tanker Allan Jackson and
one seaman who lost his life in the
submarine attack on the U. S. s.
Malay were sent to their homes
today.
The Allan Jackson crewmen were
Domingo Dinero of Jersey City,
Walter C. Hoerle of Glencove, Long
Island, and Hamon Brown of Alto,
Tex. The body Of the fourth mem
Der of the Allan jackson crew was
being held awaiting more complete
identification.
The body Of Adam J. Hay Of the
Malay was sent to Burlington, N. ].