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Evening star., 1942-09-18

LARGE FRONT ROOM with twin beds,
semi pvt; shower Tor young women; WITH
Jewish family. Cali after 6. ia. 1866,
MAN to share, with another larse front
3s17 BEECHER ST. Beautifully
furnished 2o-ft, front room: with phone,
3 windows, next bath with shower, c.hw
Friendship Heights car; for . discriminate
inE gentle girls, $3.50 per month each
Ordway 3Gt9.
reasonable ME- 40Sa w wv '''-"'
ATTRACTIVE front single room, . closets
2 expos. phone in room; IN new det. home
ELSA G ST. N.W.-Rooms for rent S4
week up, Call between and pm.
41o2 PA. AVE. E-Master. bedrm..
Mg f1Enshea Gn coa HndoTf tullbs@gh
lovely modern home very quiet. l-scre
lawn, shade trees Refined gentlemen.
S35 single. $50 each double. Also smaller
5qqom- single, $50: double, $3.50 each.
5l2 vARNUM ST. -N.W.-Beautiful twin
bedrm., Two refined gentle Govt girls;
laundry. shower, phone, Excel. tranSp
l713 LAMONT ST, ,W-Beautifully fur
earden. caii after pm 'OON-l'4
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-,-2, COM
men. CO. s432
TWIN AND SINGLE, girls, Christian IS D.
- home express bus no smoking.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C,--Large well-furn-
3shed room, pvt bath, in detached stone
home; / blk west of Conn. ave; gentle-
man only no other roomerS, refs ex-
CHANGED $50 monthly Box 455-S Star
COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th sT.. 1890 Bel
mont ro. n.w.-LoVely room for young
LADIES to share with another; Govt
workers only
1882 RIGGS PL. NV, of I6th-N]ce
clean room for / or 2 twin beds. DE
24s4. after $50 pm.
2 ROOMS. twin beds j double: W sec
tIon, near Walter Reed; "a block trans
NO. l w ST. NW,--Larse front room 2nd
floor, 3 windows twin beds, next bath;
near bus and car
17J7 EYE ST. N.W.-~For ladies only; at
tractively furnished large sleeping room
and pvt bath; suitable 3; $50 ca
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE W-The
Panamtan: beautifully furnished single,
double and triple rooms in former embassy.
1341 L ST. NW,--Very attraetively fur
bath: 81 to So 80 weekly
20l D ST NE, Apt. 6-Double room,
close 70 bath; cony. trsnsp.. uni. phone.
AT 927h S4 each
l7oI ST SE.-Single room, near Navy
Yard and downtown. II. 64la.
2l35 F ST, NV girls, basement studio
room grill, Eleetrolix. adj. bath; S450
Ca: single hall rm.. S5. DI. 2135.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
BUNGALOW-ACRE LOT.
NEARBY MD.-S18,5OO.

This Is very lovely detached brick
practically new) on spacious beautifully
Handicapped site. Three large bedrooms
storage room and two complete baths on
the second floor: first-fioor lavatory. maid S
overioosing gard garden seeo and airlconditioned ICON ne
heat. This home has a great deal of
charm and the floor plan is particularly
appealing. BOSS & PHELPS Exclusively
Ma. $500; evenings, Mr.. Addison, HO.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
APARTMENIs FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ddUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSSifcutions.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

FOSTER HOMES for Jewish children in
District or nearby areas. Phone GE 1895
or write Jewish Social Service Agency,
1l31 Spring rd. w
ELDERLY, RETIRED PHYSICIAN and Army
OFFICER son would appreciate being taken
n Tor duration by couple or small family
Room board. run of house and yard. Pre-
Ter alexandria or Arlington, near trans
porlauon Comfortable, congenial sur
ioundlneS more important than price. Oct.
l or later. References. Box 433-z, Star.
eos
CHEVY CHASE-Rooms with two meals
deSlred for wife of foreign service officer
ana lt-year-oid son. Box 457-z, Star. Is"
BOARDING HOME for 3-year-old girl, or
room Or board for wiGower and day care
Ior chlId; reasonable. Phone, 8 to pm,
MAN wants. nice room and bath and
meas meas III private home, in NV. Call OR,
Evening star., 1942-09-18
SPACIOUS COLONIAL,

S25 ,UO0.
On magnificent corner lot, with an
abundance of fine shrubbery and trees. in
Rock Creek Park Estates tupper 10th st J. .
this imposing center-hall Colonial home
will meet the requirements of discrim-
mating buyer. Interior detail includes
inclosed sunroom, buffers pantry, back
stairway. first-fioor lavatory, 4 big bed
rooms and , ba tbs on second floor; bed
room, bath and storage space on third
foor 2-car garage. For details please
call Mr.. Mannakee. Randolph 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
GEORGETOWN-S11.5OO

Three-story row brick in the $500 block
OF Q street. The majority of the houses
on this block have been restored and are
among the finest of the old GEORGETOWN
homes; BOSS & PHELPS Exclusively,
Evening star., 1942-09-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NAVAL OFFICER WISHES TO SHARE
furnished house in Takoma Park with
bachelor. Call 81. 1106 after 5 pm.
JEWISH COUPLE SHARE 5-ROOM, FURN-
ished modern bungalow Arlington, Va
Call oxford OIL. Evenings, CH. 3639.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
BUSINESS FXECTJTTVE

And wife desire one or two bedroom fur
nlshed apartment, good location; $50
to $3.50: guarantee excellent care. Box
4e0-Z, Star. 19s
Evening star., 1942-09-18
OWNER MUST SELI,
S15.950.

In the heart of Chevy Chase, D.
C.--S rooms, baths, 4 fine bed
rooms, large sunroom; good lot with
sefsr. ssfGar sarase; fine condition s Ex,
rugs available. Property is clear
and reasonable financing can be
arranged. For appointment to in
spect call EDW. H. JONES & CO,
Inc Wnndlev 22n0 until o % m
Evening star., 1942-09-18

OVERLOOKING THE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC.
Six large rooms. . baths, liv. rm. 143x
21.t, de luxe kitchen, large recreation
room: 10 min to White House; two bus
lines and Streetcars, within ~ block stores,
grade, high and parochial schools. George
town and A, U. easily accessible. Price,
50 000; terms.
49, SHANNON e. LUcHs CO,
1908 Fl st, NV, National 2345.
Evening star., 1942-09-18

2l35 F ST NV girls, basement studio
room, grill, ElectrolliX. adj. bath; S4 SO
Ca: single hall rm.. So. DI. 1135.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
SUBURBAN ROQMS

623l NORTH 10th ST, Arlington, Va
twin beds business couple or 2 gentle
men: z block bus Falls Church 2497-J.
TLEMEN-OFFICERS, ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting rm. suites with lava
Tory Club recreation rm,, buffers pantry
rm. service; 10c bus. OK. 4S39 Club Glebe
Lave here and entertain friends.
ARL. -Well-furn., conf. dble rms adj
path; @onv Pentaeon, Navy Bldes, ali
buses. stores; gentlemen; reas, CHI 597S
6o22 N. WILSON BLVD, ArI, Vs-At
tractlve room, ami. 81; kitchenette, ST
Phone Falls Church s56-W-2 is.
ARLINGTON-Double, private family; girls
pref; laundry privileges, near l0c bus
War-NaVy Bldgs. CH. 0296. 20s
BRISTOW VA.--Attractive Ink rooms
private home. 30 miles Washington; GOOD
bus service; mile to train. Mrs Ayloe
ARLINGTON large double rooms. new
home. l with twin beds / with double bed;
SC bus fare. Pentagon and Navy Bldes,
Ladies preferred. Phone CHI. 4Is3.
CHEvERLY,. MD, 270e Belleview ave
Afttractiye At front rm' ullstt lst floor. suitable
WA. 1850.
ARLINGTON FOREST, VA-Room, next
to bath in new home; furnished, for
young lady. Chestnut $3.50,
ALExANDRIA-~Lge furn. room for i or
gentlemen, twin beds adioin bath;
modern, pvt. home TIE. 1877.
ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS for :, young
girls private home good meals, $40 each
BIdes Phone OK $3.50. "Al anu NAVY
ADJ TNrToNr IIOuET
Evening star., 1942-09-18

P1ANO-Will pay spot cash for an upright
or Spinet piano. State age and cash price.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
RAPID TRANSIT.

1ngraham st. (by 14th st.)--Detached. q
porch. oil heat, elec. refg., 2-car earaae.
MA. l040 or WO S17h
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tCnntinued !

1913 KENYON ST. NW-Priyate room,
double bed, private shower: gentlemen.
Phone Adams 6q34
Evening star., 1942-09-18
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

y miles south of new War Dept. on
J. S. No. /; bus stop at door; all outside
ool rooms; special wkly. rates. Ivy 1916
Evening star., 1942-09-18

FURNITuRE-Would like to purchase also
piano, elec. refs, washing machine. Call
evenings after Z, Republic 3672. 49,
Evening star., 1942-09-18

2Il0 R ST NV, mr. Conn. ave.-Va-
cancy ior refined young man, s. per wk. =
1893 NJ NW.-Extra large 3rd floor front
for , war service men Also dble room .
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Clarendon Pinmen Set Record to Climb
Lions, Triumphant
|0ver Hoosiers, Off
To Play Buffalo
'TrudoI Stur in 3-to-1
Win Over Invaders;
Providence Tied

The coachless Washington Lions
hockey team, still esconced in third
place In the American Hockey
League, pulled into ice-bound Buff
falo today, ready to do battle with
the fourth-place Bisons tonight.
Meanwhile, here at home order
came out of the fuss which has cul-
minated in the reported firing of
Coach Ching johnson.
Owner Uline was quoted by the
Lions press agent as saying that
johnson Is out, but too much con-
versation about it isn't wanted. Lee
Perrin, general manager Of the
Uline Arena, accompanied the team
to Buffalo, with Pete Shields, de-
fenseman, second in command.
The Lions left with the sweet taste
of victory on their lips as they out
scored and outskated the Indian
apolis Capitals last night to win a
3-to-1 victory, in which Lou Trudel,
high-scoring wing, grabbed 2 points
with a goal and an assist to pull up
to within points of Pete Kelly,
league scoring leader. On the scor-
ing end for the Lions were Mantha,
Trudel and Drouin.
Meanwhile Providence maintained
a 3-point lead over the Lions in a
3-3 tie with New Haven last night.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Terp Frosh Tuneup
For PIebes in Rout
Of War College

Maryland's freshman basket ball
team tuned up for its final game of
the season with the Navy Plebes
at Annapolis Saturday by romping
away from the War College quint
last night at College Park, II to q.
1t was the ninth win in IA starts
for the yearlings.
Running up a lead of 1872 in the
first quarter, the young Terps simply
coasted and controlled the ball most
of the time. Their fast passing was
entirely too much for the dribbling
soldiers.
John Lookabaugh, Terp center,
snagged Is points on IL field goals
and a foul shot although he was
out of the game part of the time,
scoring enough to win the game
alone. Bob Cullen and Jack Huf-
man got IL each and the latter was
the ace in floor play.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Landon Willis, Loses
Overtime Battle
ToSt. PauI's

I.andon was within a minute of
dealing St. Paul's five of Baltimore
its third defeat of the season yes
terday, but it couldn't hold a 3-point
lead and lost in an overtime game
at the big Landon gym, 3l-34.
Rallying from an 1915 deficit
at half time, Landon outScored its
favored foe by seven points in the
third quarter to take a 1921 lead
as the final period started. But
with the score 1927 against his
team, Bishop put the visitors back
in the running with a field goal
and Galloway sank game-tying
foul just before the final whistle.
Landon was held to a single free
shot in the overtime while St. Paul's
Gagged two from the floor.
Joe Devereux paced Landon's
attack with II points, but was two
points under the total of st. Paul's
Galloway.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Star Rollers Of Both
Sexes 10 Christen
Bethesda Plant

WaShington's leading man and
woman bowlers will furnish the
action tomorrow night when Man
ager Roger Peacock stages the grand
opening of the Bethesda Bowling
Center.
With Lucy Rose at the helm the
strong Rosslyn Bowling Center girl
team, leader of the Ladies' District
League, will engage an all-star Hi
Skor aggregation headed by the
lllustrious Lorraine Gulli.
On adjoining alleys two picked
teams of males will tangle. Num-
bered among the rollers will be the
illustrious Harry KrauSS, Larry
Pugh, Frank Riley, Eddie Keith,
Ollie Pacini, Al Cissel, Gene Hargett,
Joe Harrison and Bill King.
Although the new Bethesda plant,
conceded to be one of the most pre-
tentious in the country, has had its
top floor open for the last month,
the entire 40 alleys, with 20 drives
on each floor, will be open to the
public for the first time tomorrow.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
keuseI Holds Record for Low Garden Purse With $500
Referee Sells Peanuts Crowd shoen Gets SIS 600 Tribe cooe
ed to Manager Robbie Cohen by

ed to Manager Robbie Cohen by
Kid Chocolate of Cuba.
Today's guest star - John
Mooney, Salt Lake Telegram:
"A student of evolution shouldn't
be surprised that basket ball
officials have taken to working
games from a crows nest above
the playing floor. Our maligned
referees have been given the
bird, hooted and cawed at so
much it is only natural that
they should adopt the nesting
habitat to call fouls"
Hard as ice-Barbara Shaw,
the ski star, didn't let a broken
leg keep her from watching the
Eastern championship races last
week. She strapped a ski on
her uninjured foot and made her
way to the sidelines with two
ski poles to help keep her bal
ance. At that, Barbara had
nothing on Blackie Prebonich,
the San Diego hockey player.
When he was bounced from a
game In Bakersfield, Calf,
Blackie was so peeved that he
didn't even hesitate when he
found the dressing room door
locked. He went right in, wear
ing the door jamb like a collar.
A few days later the rink sent
him a bill for SIS damages.
Pooh, pooh, Purdue-Favorite
yarn among Big Ten basket ball
coaches concerns one of their
number who went to scout Pur-
due. After the game he was
seen tearing up his notes as he
left the press box. How can
you tell what they're going to
do" he demanded, when they
don't know themseNes?"
Evening star., 1942-02-19
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Wide World Snnrts Writer

Wide World Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-You've
heard all about those big purses
fighters sometimes collect, but
do you know the smallest ever
earned for a main event in Madi-
son Square Garden? 1t was
$500, collected by Walter Neusel,
the German heavyweight, for
fighting Ray Impellettiere back
In 1888. Paul Damski, Neusers
manager, agreed to talk half the
receipts and guaranteed I'm
pellettiere $1,000. The net gate
that night was just $10,006.18.
HOWE Morenz, jr., will play
center between his dads old
teammates, Aurel Joliat and Billy
Boucher, when the old Canadiens
meet the old Maroons in that
big hockey war benefit program
at Montreal next Tuesday.
Howie. jr., II years old, already
is on the Canadiens' negotiation
list and folks who know say he
will be a great hockey player
some day.
The Chicago Stadium may
stage a big invitation college
basket ball tournament in March
and steal some of New York's
thunder.
Postman's paragraph - After
hearing just so many wise cracks
about that $4,000 coaching sal
airy Burt Shotton will get from
Cleveland, Bob Hooey of the Ohio
State Journal rises to state that
the figure is correct, but that
the retiring Shotton wasn't the
one who told about it. The news
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Defensive Stand by No Names
Is Seasons S Best in Rec Loop

Navy Yard Draft nose out House
Hectic, 1928, and Retail Clerks
swamp N. L. R. B., 50-14. At Cen
tral, F. B. rs No. 2 team downed
N. Y. A., 1918; General Accounting
Office doubled the score on Air
Corps, 30-15, and U. s. News de-
feated SCOTS Club, 37-24. At Gen.
trail. Post Office took a 1921 decision
from U. S. Torpedoes, st. Mary's
Celtics whipped Maryland Sports
Club, 1924, and the Rambler wal
loped National Institute Of Health,
37-19.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
City Posi- Office, Navy
Meet for CoIored
Rec Loop Title

City Post Office and Navy De-
partment teams, each sporting a
record of three victories and no
defeat, will meet tomorrow night
to decide the first half champion
ship in the Colored Recreation Bas-
ket Ball League.
The game will be played at Ban
neker gym at $50.
A preliminary will be played be-
tween G. p. o. and Treasury.
Another league game tomorrow
night will be between War Depart
ment and Naval Torpedo Plant at
Terrell Gym at 8 o'clock.
Standings.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Colored Table Tennists
In FinuIs Next Week

Junior and senior singles and dou-
bles table tennis championships in
the colored city-wide tournament
sponsored by the Community Center
and Recreation Department will be
decided next Thursday in the finals
at Banneker Recreation Center.
Area representatives, decided in
preliminary Journeys, are:
Area 12 (Francis Recreation center)-
Junior singles. Holsey Lee: junior doubles,
Clarence Baker and Holsey Lee; senior
singles, Warren Leggett; senior doubles,
Georgs Coates and Warren Lesget. Area
singles. Herbert Bell; Junior doubles, James
Young and Herbert Bell; senior singles.
Jackson and George Caldwell. Area "a
(Burrville Recreation Center)-Junior sin
giles. Isiah Donaldson; doubles, L. Coving-
ton, and Isiah Donaldson; senior singles.
Joel Norris; senior doubles, 8. Tribble and
Joel Norris.
Results from other areas. liza. lib IL
% and the Y. NJ. C. A.. Boys Club area,
not reported.
Evening star., 1942-02-19

came from Branch Hickey when
he was called upon to explain
why he let Shotton get away
from Columbus. Bill Shirley of
the Arkansas Democrat reports
that the Arkansas U. basket ball
situation is so critical that
scribes are checking the Pork
ers' supply of adhesive tape and
gauze before they'll pick them
for another conference title. And
Scoop Latimer of the Greenville
IS. c. News claims some South
ern football players are loaflng
so much in spring practice they
must think elbow grease is a
sort of cold cream banned by
o. P. M.
Jacobs beachcombing-R
visitors to caulif1ower corner in
clude Pvt. AL Dummy Davis,
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Duseks Team for Mat Battle
With Freemon-Lo ChoppeIIe

A two-man team rassling match
features tonight's grunt and groan
program at Turner's Arena with the
rough and ready Dusek combina-
ton of Rudy and Emil facing the
Ace Freeman-Maurice La Chappelle
company.
It is likely that a plea from the
DuSeks for two referees will be
needed for tonight's engagement,
with one arbiter working inside the
ring and another dancing around
outside to throw back any one
escaping the ropes. The Duseks
were afraid that with only Casey
Evening star., 1942-02-19

home for treatment of an in
fection on his hands, and John
Reed Fitzpatrick, the garden boss,
who came back from military
duty in Texas sporting a briga-
dier generals insignia. When
Tony Galento was barred as
referee at a Detroit wrestling
match, he made a deal to sell
popcorn and peanuts in the arena
and to make a speech to the
customers. 81 also will auto
graph pictures for nothing" Tony
offered. Make Berger, who fights
Ray Robinson tomorrow, ap-
peared in 16 main events in one
year at the Coliseum and drew
$4,000 customers-most of whom
came to see him licked. Carlos
Malacara, the lightweight clout-
er from Mexico, was recommend
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Eagles Discussing
Hockey PIuyoffs

Plans for the playoffs for the
Eastern Amateur Hockey League
championship were to be dis
cussed here today at a confer
ence between League President
Tom Lockhart and Owner s. G.
Loeff1er and Coach Redvers Mac
kenzie of the Washington Eagles.
Mackenzie was to take advan-
tage of the occasion to protest
to Lockhart against Jack Watt,
newest Of the leagues referees,
formerly a lineman at Atlantic
City.
Paul Courteau, Eagle center,
also was to seek an audience with
Lockhart to air his complaints
about alleged heavy pressure"
against him by league officials.
Evening star., 1942-02-19

Berger, regularly assigned to the
feature, working the match might
get out of hand, which easily could
be the case if these two grapplers
display their usual aggressiveness.
The semifinal will be a one hour
time limit brawl between Yvon
Roberts, former champion and cur
rently claimant to the Canadian
title, and Gino Garibaldi.
Preceding this will be 30-min-
ute scrap between Cowboy Luttrell
and Milo Steinborn. There will be
two other preliminaries with start
ing time at $50.
Evening star., 1942-02-19

The No Names quint, team COM
posed of former Roosevelt High
School stars, made the best defen-
sive stands of the season in the
D. c. Recreation Department Basket
Ball League last night when it
whipped Munitions, 27-9, in Roose-
welt Division game.
Tom Robertson, one of three
Robertsons in the No Names lineup,
paced the attack with II points.
Munitions made only 2 points in
the second half.
Other games at Roosevelt saw
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Nichols Reserve Officer

David McNeill Nichols of Wash
ington, 210-pound tackle on the 1941
Fishburne Military School football
team at Waynesboro, Va, has been
appointed a second lieutenant in
the Infantry Reserves, according to
an announcement from the War
Department.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Damascus CUNTS S Streak
Ended by Rockville

Damascus Highs winning streak
was no more today following its
first setback in 16 basket ball games
last night at the hands of Richard
Montgomery.
Playing on their own court, the
Rockville boys ran over Damascus
by q 27-18 count.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
F. B. |. Five Beuts Pepco

F. B. rs basket ball team downed
Pepco, 1881, last night in a pre-
liminary to the Columbus -Shenan-
doah game at Tech gym.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

accurate with figures; must be bonded. Give
details Of past experience. Box 126-K.
Evening star., 1942-02-19

DRUG CLERKS, pharma-
cists, cigar clerks, etc., SO to
SIS years of age; 8-hr. day;
steady work; state experience
and qualifications. Box 40-K,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
MECHANIC

To operate front-end machine,
exceptional pay, steady work.
MR.. BRAY. CH. O330.
KirbV'S Sales & Service.
Evening star., 1942-02-19

STEAM TABLE AND SHORT
ORDER COOK. Experienced.
Good salary. Steady work. Grey
stone Restaurant, $50 N. Glebe
rd., Arlington, Va. Phone Chest
mt 1913
Evening star., 1942-02-19
VOTING WOMEN

1890 years of age, with at least 2 years
operating; regular employment with op-
portunities for salary advancement and
ply 722 18th st. NV. RIM. 1O1. $50 am.
Evening star., 1942-02-19

SODA GIRL, experienced on sandwiches.
Good pay, hours and meals Pleasant
work. Park View Pharmacy. RA. 1881. q
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HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

sTENOGRAPHER, young lady, win con-
slider one with limited experience. Room
4l6, 1O1O Vermont ave. NV.
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SALESI, ADDE'S EXP.

Bookkeeper. for general ledger, accounts
TO 80; excellent opportunity to connect
with progressive printing firm. Permanent
position. good pay. Drake Press, 1921
New York ave n W
Evening star., 1942-02-19

Totals---13 5 81 Totals "a
Evening star., 1942-03-22

Of Russian bases from which four
motored bombers could reach Toxic
easily, even though the first Jap
anese smash might pinch on
Vladivostok.
Japs Know Aleutians. g.
Russia's entry into the Pacific war
undoubtedly would alter the entire
strategic picture. But 'yntil 1t comes
American strategists must blot Rus
sian territory from their campaign
maps.
Meanwhile, what the Kuriles offer
to the United States, the Aeutians
offer In similar measure to Japan.
Perhaps in view of Japan's long
and thorough preparations she may
be ready first in the Far North.
But she has many other adventures
on foot. And the Aleutians, 1000
miles long If the Alaskan Peninsula
is included. provide q longer and
less hospitable pathway than the
Kuriles.
In recent years the Japanese have
pushed their fishing fleets further
and further INTO Aleutis1 and
Alaskan waters In spite Of Wash
ington's protests, and their charts
probably are detailed and accurate.
Prospective air bases and landing
places doubtless have been marked
of. A large section Of the Japanese
Navy which has been assigned each
year to protection Of the big fishing
fleets knows those northern waters
thoroughly.
And the Japanese have been con-
vinced by their experience in this
war of the tremendous advantage
Of the first blow. of surprise. OF
the offensive in general. Dutch
Harbor and the Alaska highway may
have to play their part as weapons
of defense before our time comes
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Deonwood Civic Group
To Mark Anniversary

Deanwood Civic Association will
celebrate it's 30th anniversary at 8
pm. tomorrow in the auditorium of
DeanWood School.
Clement Murphy. chief air-raid
warden, and DR.. E. F. Harris. presi-
dent of the Federation of Civic As
sociations, will be among the guests.