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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
COSMETICS RULING
WORKS BOTH WAYS

Good news for the cotton farmer
and mu' 80 good for the ladies is
the cosmetic order L-l3l issued re-
Gently 10y WpB. according Ia the
Henderson Chamber Of Commerce.
This u:dcr regulates the manuiac
tuvr and marketing OF cosmetics and
bass entirely al products which were
no, o. the market during the year
Immediately prior Ia the issuance of
the order. This practically washes
up The brand ncW-and extremely
roli;ablc-counlryw market for
liquid stockings. y year ago there
We're only two or three small brands
on the market. nov practically every
cosmetic maker has lis own brand OF
liquid stockings.
There is Il possibility that WIPE
may make m exception. but il il
does not he only hose for the ladies'
will nr he grades OF raynn not suit
able for parachutcS, and cotton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue Of the power
and authority vested in the under
signed trustee by Deed of Assign
mcnt executed by Majestic Bakeries
recorded in the office Of the RegiSt-
recorded in the of flee Of the RegIst-
or Of Deeds of Vance County in
Book 900 and Page 234, the under
signed Trustee will at twelve o'clock
noon Eastern War Time on
TUESDAY,. AUGUST 4, 1912
in the store building formerly oc-
cupicd by Majestic Bakeries on Mont
gomcry street in the City of Hcnder'
son. North Carolina. offer for sale
at public auction for cash. all OF The
bakery equipment Of every kind
nature and description. including
Ovens. Mixers. Wrappers, Pans, ant
all other personal property OF Thu
Majestic Bakeries now located in TIT
said building.
The sale will be held subject Il
rejection or acceptance by the Trus
tee within five days from the dat
of the sale.
| Deposit Of 10 per cent OF higl
bids will be required to insure goo'
| faith.
This l4th day Of July, 1912.
| A. w. GHOLSON, JR., TRUSTEE
MAJESTIC BAKERIES
l4-2l-28.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
OTHERS VIEWS
WARNING TO NNINl( /.

: ID tiit f.tllbi.
Arc We as IN American n"'..n 500
spiritually blind THAT uug .luH. .ua
''I!t> are 50 CCn'"l ,d .ut -. ,."-
."""d 1" the mlHl"rt-I 't.u-. .. '.r
-nId that "" cant &c CiuG I9 80
'.iirI! things al the WORLD l. .ru..~
o.. '"" That We are G,9rHG.u- ....
." ~" material thIuC~ % sin g.,
a.. han On God.
spiritually blind. II luy,. .- A." ST.,
.- cd nation say tu GuH. ''.Ir $40. ...
.- TO- win This wir. We ALL, . ....'
...H'uN nation. We hay, 'a, ..'.. y.
.. ....r The ships. We have '., ...-
...''-. We have the TOMS. ..! ..,
..., me "cn and ", are -..a. p.
his Var. aiIu II W. .p. '... ..,
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...'u1..y blind. Now ... o.. E
'.rU .I.ugS- B,vlu., .... '..-
.". leaders "rc putting ca ..- .....-
',.. .:aHC."-. drinking u.... .r.
. ... 'I'h women. ana v.....u- If ..,-
r.. 50 t.'rc>. having Il good ll..l. '.,E
'.a.. with he devil ana b., .ng,.-.
...4u''n& ,.a, Goes aI.--c,g'l- cy,,
age .." them. just waiting .. see
@'.' '.v D'uVic ui this nation al,
g..HL q. dc. all inv u,ir. rlll.-:S
uu.n lined away .vo. God. ana &
.uns. :. me ina; We "a Cd nation .:v
going ,. gGiy last that Way.
Spiritually blind ON Saturday
n.-u' December i. where wvr, me
officers md generals uud 'Nrl sd
ilrr> 'n.' night .Hry ~,r' 1t
Honolulu. u.A.H2 90 n.> parry. O.I,.N-
M- .quu. amt having 81 '."." with
tn" women uyc' there. perhaps AL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

cd from $50 iu 1859. Today
North Carolina has a :u'Ii ui 91+.l15
persons living III towns and cities of
over 1910 population
y. The legi~latur, ui 1921. the first
:" convene Hit"! the adoption OF the
nineteenth amendment. giving sui
rage To women. found II necessary Ia
adopt an act which would make the
nance designating public offices. a.
governor. senator, juror. admIniStra-
Toy. sheriff. etc. apply 10 women as
well u, Iu mon.
g. Jane Houston Thomas. of Ire
dell county. born in 1903. moved L"
Columbia. Tennessee in 1881 and rS-
tIhll-h,d u partnership with James
knuX Polk. th,n Congressman from
Tonnes &c. Thomas was thirteen
year Younger tuan Polk who Wp~
born III nlrCklcnburg county III 1873.
Under Congressman Folks leader
ship the voting North CarOl!nIan I'M
mCdIatCly became active IN the pol
Itic> of The district and state. In 1896
he became attorney genera! Oi Ten
uc>>CC an office which hr held until
III 1913. In, wear before Polk was
elected Pres dent. In 1916 he Was
elected Ia congress. and succeeded
him :cli Tor two more terms. He was
| elected again II 1888. and served UNI
( til in 1861. when ne resumed III,
practice al law a. Columbia. Died Ii
/ 1876.
!. Congrc, man John Thomas De
/ WCcSC was u Veteran Ot the Cnioi
Army. having entered the service II
| 1861 a. a second lieutenant. He Arrest
| Ia the rank ul colonel near the enc
! pI the war. but never served IN tina
! capacity. He was born in ArEan-a.
| in 1888. admitted To- the bar in 1887
7 and commenced practice AT iicndcr
| SOr. Kentucky. moving 10 ColOrad,
later. and To Indiana IN 1860. II,
came 10 North Carolina after The enc
of tho War and made Wake count.
his place of residence. Under In
carpctbae rule ne was elected 10 con
grcS- in 1868. and resigned III 1877
in the face of charges of selling ap
pcnimcntS to the Naval ACadcm:
Died July 4. 1906.
:. North Carolina has li4T farm
Of 800 to 1000 acres each and 81
farms Of over 100 acres each.
Is. Reconstruction Governor W "
Holden in 1868 had his legislator
pass an act declaring the Holden ad
mlnistratiun the legal guvCrnmcf
of North Carolina. Thia is the fins
ard unlv time III tn" history ui Mort
, Carolina a. a State that such an at
hG- UCCE passed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
NOTICE OF SALE.

An advance bid having been made
on The premises hereinafter dcSCrib-
ed. upon the order of the Clerk
Of Tie Superior Court of Vance
County in the Special Proceeding en-
tilted "A. W. Gholson. Jr., Admin
iStratOr OF the Estate of ISham Ben
nett. deceased. vs.. Martha Ridley
Bennett. Widow. Leah Bennett Nor
ton and William Henry Morton. her
husband. Ruth Bennett (mmarricd).
Frank Bennett and Dorothy Bennett.
his wife. and J. b. Hicks. Trustee.
and the Home Building and L,tn
Association and James Hodge, known
a James Bennett" the undersigned
Commissioner will again offer for
sale AT public auction at ~ O'Clock
Noon. Eastern War Time. at the
| Courthouse door in Henderson
Vance County. North Carolina. or
Wednesday. August IL. i142 for cash
the following described real estate:
Beginning al an iron pipe lOcatcd
in DR.. B. G.. Aliens line. and N 81
W li7.6 II. from an iron pin whicf
is the n. w. corner of the property
owned by the Vance Storage Com
pany: thence along DR.. Aliens lin,
N 81 deg. IS min. w 236 It. 10 III
iron pipe in Or. Aliens line. and II
J. Corbitts corner: thence along Cor
bits line S 80 w 37l Il, to an iror
pin. Corbitt's corner: thence alon
CorbittS line 81 deg. Is min. f. %
e. TO an iron pin. Corbitts corner
thence along Corbitts line N 80 Y
81 Il. to the place Of beginning, con
tanning Two Acres.
Bidding at said sale will begin &
$4,000.
This the 28th day Of July, 1912.
T. p. GHOBSON,
Commissioner,
I28-a-11
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
NOTICE OF SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale
for cash. at public auction at the
Courthouse door i'll Henderson, N.
&. Vance County at noon August 10.
1912
One stray black mare mule in the
possession of Rex ID. Woodlict of
Kittrell Township. Vance County. n.
c. as provided under Consolidated
Statutes of North Carolina, Section
1858.
This 18th day of July. 1912.
l.. l.. SWANSON, Sheriff.
28-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
ANSWERS

!. Until the census oi 1870 al al
North Cardinals population had been
listed AZ rural. The ccnSuS OF mat
year listed two percent. l@.3o2 per
sons, as living in urban communities.
towns of $500. OF over. During me
next ten wears this class ni p"pula-
tiun dropped 10 ii percent, "i ~
455 persons. Since mat time mere
has been Il steady incrca*" III urban
population. The greatest increase Wa
during the census period from 1861
when the urban population inCrea>-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
New York Politics

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

Germany's U-boat chef is named
Doenitz. It's high time :1mebody
dunked him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR THE
famous Betsy Ross Spinct and
Baby Grand pianos. Sec US before
you buy. Affords Printing and
office Supply Co. l5t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

Lord who shall abide in Thy ulb,:'-
uacIr" "au shall dwell IN Thy h,il
n1Il" II, '!.' HllkrtH uprigh'ly. and
workvth Righteousness Psalm 1871.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

The price Of the new motor car
use stamp just naturally would be q
v.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
cTn Shop-Experienced operator,
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop, over Parkcr's Drug Store.
28-.i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS. i;F.r Vs.,
Pack Barn Insurance ~. ioCR
Rates reasonable. Citizen. !. Us.
X Trust Co. Insurance Do m"ak
mrnt. ''paft-
D.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

For SALE. My RESIDENCE COR
ncr College and Montgomery SITS.
for cash Ur terms. Mrs. +. +. Wood
lief. 335 Montgomery street. phone
g53 28-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

TEMPTING II . + WEATIIgE
lunches. tasty sandwiches. luun.
tam service. You get them all 4,
Greyhound Soda Shop. Give us !,
ring. ar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

FOR SALE: 1911 CHEVROLET
special deluxe town sedan. IN cy-
c"il,ni condition. s. j. Lane. .Ir.
2"-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

FOR SALE THE S. j. LANE HONS
place on Young street. Nnd.",r''
well built. six room hutisc. a,r c,,r
dition, q. heated. two BAN. "ml
double garage. Wei! a,r.rnaa
home. IT interested see A. T. w.,
Ter. Insurance., Rentals and po.I
''H''''' 2@-3,I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

GkiSSoMS > hoe .;EpAIp,Nc
conScrNrS now shoe mo,crinr w
deicnSc-lie shoe thrifty. do, LOT
63". We call for and deliver C :"ne
SONS Shoe Shop. "lis-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

HENDERSON BUSINESS coI,r
September 8, Accredited Sn rNE
Success is based upon PurnoS,n. 'o"I'
duStry. Education. Vision ~, H.
ing. Our training makes p.s ,itS.
The other factors OF stlrcr,, ',.e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

GOOD BUYS IN USED CAHC -.
g""dbyc prices: 1881 Pontiac co. AZ
at 800; 1881 OlGismobln sa "neH
$l00; 1880 Model A Sedan S saa
1929 Model A Coach, good tiroS 90
SG5. Nice selection in ncwor 80, d.
cars at prices that will appeal :,
close buyers. Gambler PAIL" W
Motor Co. ",''el
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

GOING TO CANADA
and would like la so 10y auto ap-
ply nj once II CuNrvirw Service
Station. Nurlina Road. 3T-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

WANT \ BARGAIN? HERE IT is
% . linolcum rugs nj only Sl,9i
each. II. f.. SattcrWhitc and Sons,
near Fire Station. loft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

WE HAVE ALL NEW HELP AT
Carolina Shoe Shop. Your shoes
will be ready when you say You
want them. Try us. Phone 2i6-J.
loft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and tende: re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

WANTED - SMALL. FUHN1SurE
apartment. Must he rca.nn.,Iia
Write Box A-B-C. care I'm, -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

BEAUTIFUL WALLS At LITTLE
cost Use Farb" the prrlrr, cniI
water paint. II won't rub ur,
Lovely shades al only 5yc u,r
package. Phone 33. AlrN :. W,,.
HiiiS. 23-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUPPL.
of twenty four inch well pipe Al
The Place of Values. Alex ,.
WATKINS 2&-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

ASK ABOUT BURBANK AND
Stark Brothers Free irui trees.
given with every $500 order D"ut-
cd now for fall OF spring delivery.
Orders for $1,000 or more can be
bought on small down payment
and easy monthly terms. See ne
now before special offer cNp!c>.
\. J. Check, phone iO3. 2&-It
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

Il
cost, Use Farbu the urrI,,.r n'"i
water paint. II won't rub mt,
Lovely shades at only 5yc n,..
package. Phone 33. AlrN 5. Wa,.
Nii'S. 2&-r
II . + WEATIIEE
lunches. tasty sandwiches. lmm,
tam service. You get them alI .,
Greyhound Soda Shop. Give us i
iHis' 3-tt
FOR SALE: 1871 CHEVROLET
special drluXr town sedan. IN cx-
c"il,nt condition. S. J. Lane. .Ir.
@%-lt
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
ANYONE GOING TO CANADA
and would like la so 10y auto an
ply nj once II CuVcvirw Service
Station, Nurlna Road. 21-2u
MORE HOT WAITER AT LESS
cost with one Of uur hot wafer
heaters. II heats u 80 gallon tank
al a cost of 3 l2C L. ir per day.
Can be sold for replacement and
maintenance. Alex :. Watkins.
2&-lu
WE HAVE ALL NEW HELP AT
Carolina Shoe Shop. Your shoes
will be ready when you say You
want them. Try us. Phone 2i6-J.
loft
WANT \ BARGAIN? HERE IT is
g y . linolcum rugs al only Sl.9i
each. r. f.. Sattcrwhi,c and Sons,
near Fire Station. loft
ASK ABOUT BURBANK AND
Stark Brothers Free irUIi trees.
given with every $500 order ouut-
ed now for fall ur spring delivery.
Orders for $1,000 or more can be
bought on small down payment
and easy monthly terms. See ne
now before special offer C%p!rS.
y. J. Check. phone l03. 2&-!i
! WHEN IT'S QUALITY GKO"EIilES
| fresh western meats and fresh
fruits or vegetables al live and
| let live prices, Try iiCrbcrt'S iei-
lov: Front, phone 439. Ere" de-
| livery. It'll
FOR RENT AUGUST FIRST. ONE
| I,,,,',,.,.,;,.. Ill. .,rc,,,,,,,. ,,.ifh
| garage good location. phuu" G26.
80 l.--~..,- - --l,-.-, ----
| FOR RENT: HOUSE NEAR EUSl-
ness section. All modern convene
| cnccs. 3U7 Zcnc street. Phone &c.
| .,,,'I,, -, ,,r N1,,.,. rnvd rim.
----.-------
YOUR INSURANCE. IS ON TIE
| offensive when you are investing
49, D,o,s,;,,,,,s IN W. Savings
| Cotes Insurance Agency. lit
-
NEW WEED CUTTERS. LAWN
| mowers and rakcS at The Place ol
Values Phone SO. AlcX :. Wat
VILE. =
VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices in town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone 600
of twenty four men wen pr g :.
IN ny l"'e !" '"''>'' d. II,
""lNI''s.
SEVERAL GOOD USED ELrt rl'lC
Ranges, Refrigcrators and Ol
Stoves. New and used Battery NV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices III toWn'
See us before buying your PAM.
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone ooo,
Wyche st. l."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

NEW WEED CUTTERS. LAWN
mowers and rakCS at The PLACE .!
Values Phone SO. AlcN :. Wal
kins lS-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meats and fresh
fruits or vegetables a; ike and
let live prices, Try llCrbcrt'S iei-
lov; Front, phone 439. Ere" de-
livery. It'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

LOST: MANS BROWN BlihfOLD
containing SIS. drivers license Se
curity card. Finder please can
1861. Reward offered. Hfmtt.
Cleveland Morgan. Jr. ""-'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

OLD SHOES-LIKE OLD Fl'IEND.r;;
always wear hest. Let US reDu' ',
your old shoes without losing lhen
comfort. Phone All. We cal Io'
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Kepa',,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

SEVERAL. GOOD USED Eliza IlII,
Ranges, Refrigcrators ana oI
Stoves. New and used Battery anu
Electric Radios. See us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Boon
Co. Phone 40. ~"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

YOUR INSURANCE IS ON TIE
offensive when you are investing
your dividend from, Mutual lnSur-
anCe Premiums i'm War Savings
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 8OO
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

JUST ARRIVED LARGE ON
mcnt sheet music Of tie --latest ai'"
most popular song hits. Sc" "N ~.
your needs. Affords Printing 9''"
OFFICE Supply Store. 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-28

FOR RENT AUGUST FIRST. ONE
downstairs brick apartment win
garage. good location. Phuu" d2E
Citizens Realty & Loan CO. 2@-Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
laps Wear Armor
In Daring Attacks
On Bataan Forces
Continued from Page One


been set up deep in a heavily wood
ed area, accessible only by small
Well-guarded road.
The camp has three sections. One
is for enlisted men, one for officers
and one for fifth columniStS,
PRISONERS COMFORTABLE
1t is surrounded by double barb
ed wire fence, 10 feet high, with
a runway between the two fences. A
heavy guard patrols the enclosure
constantly.
Near the main camp there is a
small bull pen where prisoners are
segregated and classified
The army is maHing every CtfO.
TO provide fair treatment To tho
prisoners. A small stream has becn
damned at the lower end OF the
camp to give them a place to bathc.
I inspected the camp in Maddcn's
company. l asked two young Japa-
ncSc soldiers how they were being
treated The said: "Okay." That's
an American word which most OF
the prisoners know. They usually
know please" thank YOU and can
ask for cigarettes and matches
Most OF the prisoners are receiv-
i'll. better food than they got in
the japanese army. They sleep in
pup tents. if they wish, although
the weather is mild. They have beer
given blankets and toilet articles.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
1872 Missing Or
Captured by Foe

ing open hearings on houSe-ap-
proved bill to permit the contlnu-
ance of allotments to dependents
of Americans captured by the enc
my. The spokesman, an officer oil
the bureau of navigation, gave tn"
following figures on American loss
cs:
Sc naval officers supposed to be
prisoners of war
officers missing and whose STAT
us is unknown.
30 enlisted men missing.
IS enlisted men probably prison.
CrS.
300 enlisted men suspected" TO be
prisoners.
A marine officer supplemented
the statement with the following
figures for the marine corps:
"a officers and TIC enlisted men
lin the hands of the enemy"
One officer and IS enlisted men
missing.
The next of kin have been noti-
fled III each case the navy officer
said. C
4 presume thai they are all miss
ing as a result of action at the
islands in the Pacific?" Chairman
David |. Walsh, D. Mass, asked.
And in north China" the marine
officer added.
The navy officer explained th&t
information on prisoners would be
exchanged through the international
ItcG Cross at Geneva as soon as
it Is practicable.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
Tommy ManviIIe to
Take Sixth Bride

NEW YORK. Feb. 4-cUP)-Af-
ter five wives and as many di-
vorces, Tommy Manvillc may have
revealed his true thoughts OH the
taking of bride.
His philoSophy-and nonc car
say he has not tried twas express
Sed 10 a dozen friends attending ii
cocktail party To hear him an,
nouncc he will marry Madga Lowe
q model from Toronto.
He was tcnderly fondling Miss
Loves hand and soulfully regard
ing a drink nothing stronger then
fruit juice in it.
I'll do anything I can to make
our marriage a success" she said
Il feel sure it will be-" Tommy
said sobcrly, but Of course you
can't tell til you try - I always
say"
The engagement was announced
at the party last night Miss Lowe
is f3, and has been to Reno once
on the usual business. They will
be married April 9-Tommy's BIRTH
day 1t is not necessary to report
that the bride-to-bc is blonde.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
Alien Hot Potato
Steams as Public
Agencies Disagree
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page Onel
ancsc by means of which THEN
standing can be determined.
FILIPINOS' POSITION
The letter also said, ALTHOUGH
we sympathize with the position
taken by FilipinCS and have no
criticism Of their reactions at this
time We still must think in terms
of the most effective means of get
ting production. Consequently the
state USDA Ndr board recommends
that efforts be made through rec
ogni2cd Filipino leaders to urge
them to continue to do farm work
rather than work in industry
Further. We believe they should be
urged to continue to work for Jap
aneSc American citizens as we'll as
others who will produce badly need
ed crops
Still fighting on the japanese
alien problem. the shcriffs and dis
trict attorneys asked District At
torney Elmer Hcald CT mpcria.
county to draft a sample ordinance
which could be passed by all boards
Of supervisors in the state, an ordi-
rance dealing with the leasing Of
land to enemy aliens. 1t was deem
ed tha. prosecution Of violatorS OF
the California alien land law will
take toe long. The ordinance will
provide Hcald said. that all aliens
will be required to give informa-
ton about themselves and explain
all deals of land leasing. This
would be separate from the survey
being made in the office of Coun-
ty Agricultural Commissioner B. A.
HarriGan and from the alien reg
istratiCn now i'll progress at the e.
Centre pest office
There is a poSSlDlnty that the
Imperial county grand lury may in
yestigate the USDA War boards
secret move to influence what is
done with the land in Imperial
county and what has been done to
influence Filipinos and landown-
erS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
Allies Give Woy;
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Amboina naval-air base and that
Netherlands guerrilla troops at So
crct jungle bases were poised to
strike at the invaders.
American and Dutch airplanes
were flying over the East Indies
waters in search of new japanese
invasion fleets and aircraft car.
rierS.
Dispatches from the fighting
fronts showed:
SINGAPORE - British artillery
shells japanese troop concentrations
and invasion bargcs on 80 mile
front along Strait of Johore guard,
ing Singapore island, fires started
by enemy bombs in Singapore city
BURMA-RAF and American pll.
OTIS blast japanese troops Seekinp
to cross SalWeen river northeast of
Moulmein and small boats attempt,
ing to get a foothold on Martaban
gulf Heavy enemy casualties re-
ported
BATANIA-Dutch fighting strong