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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09
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JERRY RRONDElEID I'll
JERRY ~BRONDFiEID

ting her that his sparkle. his wit
and his good looks had been only an
escape for her, a release from the
unpleasantness of the past year.
Molla got to her feet. her face
white. She looked at Tay, but she
| didn't see him. All those things she
wanted to tell him. but the words
wouldn't form on her lips. Instead,
she rushed past him. grabbed her
hat and coat and almost a from
the office.
Miss Crump watched her go, then
went up to Tay. Did you send Miss
Glendon out on an errand, Mr..
NhitWorth? ?" she asked cautiously.
No. No, l didn't" he said slowly,
gazing over Miss Crump's shoulder
at the door. Then he walked eel
to Enid Blair's reception desk nea
the door. Did Molla say where she
was going when she went out of
here"
Enid gave him a long look and
shook her head. mo, and l didn't
INC VIC way oIlC went obS W iLIaSp
for your information"
Molla was thankful for the gust
Of cold air which hit her as she
came out of the building and onto
the street. 1t was a good wind, fresh
and singing. She decided to walk
for a while. She had to think and
think clearly. The fact that she had
left the office without permission
was quite insignificant at the time.
Molla crossed over to Madison
venue. She looked at the big. red
faced policeman at the center of
the intersection. He reminded her
of the epothecary at their favorite
drug store in Oslo.
When Molla did not return, Miss
Crump went Yer to her desk and
picked up the sheaf Of papers
Molla had been tipping Methodical-
~ she started to sort them. She
stopped suddenly and looked care
fully at one of the sheetr Molla
had been copying Miss Crump took
the sheet and hurried into Burton
WhltWorth's office.
Burton WhitWorth was visibly
startled when Miss Crump showed
him the paper. I've never seen this
before" she said, but 1t looks as
thought looks as though m
thing like this shouldn't be tossed
about so openly"
Il certainly agree" he replied
grimly How did she get it,"
1T a among the statements
you handed me for re-copying."
Good lord" he muttered. That
was my own error. Somehow the
original should have ! m in
| cluded. 1t must have been lying on
.ny desk and l scooped 1t up by mis-
take. kr-Miss Crump. did you
read this Sheet"
Just briefly. STR, to see what 1t
vas. l must confess, though, that
while it looked important it didn't
make much sense
That will be all. Miss Crump.
Thank you"
He shook his head and muttered
to himself when she had left. The
0lper before him, the n of which
aIolla Inadvertently had made sew
,al copies, was the formula for the
new WhitWorth concrete.
ITO Be Continued>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09

tit FOR on, on,facanants bu,kors
49, o,1ar n;iitarn oan,;oa+ia,s "
+be arnov a~nrinser sait eri,nly
\ obo,, while ,a-ar Neil mt
thr0uoh his aai1v call to New Work
p,,.n9 N,hitrar+b VOC out of tha
| omoa ca he erol,o +o Tav
"Its como fne nm here " 10 said
"Eynocf n etayt nG,,rnc the stuff
in q cornle of DAYS AnTthino new
.Lo,o Id,,rbt ~ k,ov,
"Sothine of = business nature )"
Tav toid hin, b,,t hara,s e0mo-
+bi,g VA, onobt IA know Nol1a and
motfer bav5 CONNECTED the we'd
ave. roono 1tn 10 tbo
n,nT,;na Of Nav Ava saw old
how there's no time Ike the nras.
ont IA ion yo~,,-.vo,,,,a como ~ bo
NV haet man vow Lnoe. GO don,+
,,,o,o o,r 1o+co ton ~ do, ,an
yon.t vo1+ 70 h,aa,
Tba ,yords hnrnoa +bro,oh No;,,s
ears and into his brain "Hav," he
haa,d Tar ,%,o,,;ra 81 +ha othor ora
"1yb,t,s W. r,ottoro Ma vo,, haor
,,oo"
"yos hoora ,o," Maj, rois
oororinn er,lI,, "p,t uou ~
afraid IN have ,o mass nm The how.
Nv oynoc+ 70 10 Lo,, ~ pa,oa,o
tban or ora 81 ,boso othor nnai
ects he lied Anyway vi, toia
bir,se,f o~rin,1v bo;a nYol,a nartoin
IVA womb Wa e1,,ovboro~ oa,or,,
mote
Thor , on.
Then Tav said "Neu taIL ahnIt il
vhan von oct bacl, 70 tow, Noo,
vhile I'm Give vonr love to Mo1,a
hevo"
"Rv all means" Ne,, ,o,,iad
evenly and hurp nm was that last
shot merely idle cou,tocv an Tor,s
nart or was II q ,v,road borho ~
he snsnact
WHAT'S ,he d;nera,ce Nail
rhouoht and kicked The doo, n,o,
]vlcionslv on The v.,v ont at w.
te,enhone booth
Al tho ec i, Now yo,t Tow
came over IN Nol,a,s dasl, 1T NE,
smoke to Neil , sho,t vbilo ,oo. Va
sends his love
She looked nm onick,v rbere was
2 small smile on Tav,s facs AVID sbo
misinternreted il A eash of an,o1
t;o, surona ~, u.itbir NolIo ,na
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09

ucS thus gathered may b.
II was sad today, It's it hs.,s '.,n
terminIng further pradu.. w &C.
trucks and buses and reni'n. &"
parts Tor the duration" ''A'
The advisory committee do.
complete initial inventory IN, g a
1871. The quo>uonnav.s iirs, ". 'i
pared and mailed were On a h pre-
registrations as Of Sep,crnber ~ u
All new purchases or rra1ss ''''.
trucks ana busses between Son. u
Der and I, ccmbcr 81 aa1}4 len
ported hv OWNERS. D.r...,,I' ~
cards covering these are ra,p 'a.''
prepared and VIII be mailed T., oe.ls
ers At the end ol this Wc,s '"'-
Owners desiring additfansr
tiomnaire cards or nl5rm4tionF "e
gardins filing o,t The caro-. '',
contact their local defense c, 'n,'
chairman or the fotlce uf raa r.sr ','N
traffic advisory Committee in D.
leIgn. "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09
CHAPTER THlRTY-FIEE

A. \
MY DEAR. said Agatha Whit
worth, leading Molla from the dim
ing room after dinner. 4 wanted
to talk TO you about the wedding -!
The wedding ?"
Yes, of course" Agatha smiled.
The first week in May is only a
little more thar two months away,
you know, and there is ever 50
much to be done. Arrangements,
the guests. the attendants, and a
dozen other things
Agatha settled herself into a gold
WInS-baCk chair. It made Molla
think of a Willful, despotic queen
about TO hand down a dictum.
Il thought it would be best to
have the ceremony right here in the
garden. That would be so much
more private and pretty, don't you
thlnk?"
Moila hesitated for a moment.
Yes, perhaps you are r'eht. But as
long as you wished to make it pri-
vate l would prefer it really that
way with just You and Mr.. Whit
worth present. l don't think l would
like a huge spectacle. Tay and
are agreed upon that
Agatha was just a little short of
Mortified. Heavens. child, you can't
possibly mean that. This must be
an event. Anyway" she said. "Tay-
lor has nothing whatsoever to do
with the plans. They are entirely
up to me And you, Of course she
added hastily.
Yes, Of course. Molla thought.
Tay had nothing TO do with it. He
was just another performer in the
huge ~three-ring circus who had to
jump when Agatha, the rIngmas-
ter, cracked her whip.
Must it be very lavish?" Molla
asked Il should hate"
Not lavish. my dear-merely
beautiful, with everything correct.
You just leave it to me. Now that
! know you are in full agreement,
can go to work Immediately.
Molla almost WINGED Full agree
ment! She almost regretted that
Agatha had had a change of cart
toward her, A cold and hostile Aga
tina Whitworth would have been
only too glad, perhaps. to make the
wedding as private and secluded as
possible
Neil Lundquist waded into the
stream almost to the top of his hip
boots. He watched a dredging crew
at work and hen turned to ar
army engineer who ha6 followed
him.
With luck, and II we don't have
a freezing spell. we can start pour.
ing concrete in a couple Of days
captain
Good the army officer said
by the way. we're taking ne
chances. There'll be an extra detail
on duty when the stuff starts com,
ing in, You're -oing to mix it your.
self, aren't you?"
Neil nodded. Every bit of it."
"ItIl be a wonderful thing if il
stacks up the way you folk claim II
will. ! know certain foreign gentle,
men who would greatly enjoy using
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09
PAY OFF

PAY OFF-No us arguing about
H. Ike-ft or not. Mae Oliver Is tho
e.lartest female IN North Carolina
DcllltIcs today. Nh. J. y. opIIlmaA
bca, her and Mrs.. J. b Spllma'
:rrs,e1 her. But today Mrs. J. b
coslman is out of a job and Mae Is
riding the crest Bess Phoenix bea'
her several times. And though Quee'
Ba,s doesn't have to ask quarter from.
ANYBODY. male or female. she's no
the queen bee around national mead
quarters. Mae Thompson evans an
some cth-rs have done right well p<
themselves, politically, 2u' Whe'
YOU get out your pencil and paper and
start figuring the payoff, you We go
10 admit that Miss Mae Oliver, IN
country gal from Sanford Who al
most never wins, has made tn
qr.atest personal success OF an.
North Carolina Woman m politics.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court.
Before The Clerk.

State of North Carolina.
County of Vance:
Abraham Johnson and wife, Ger
trude Johnson, and Louise johnson
Taylor and husband, Matt Taylor
VS..
Joseph Johnson and wife, Marie
Johnson, Phillip Johnson, unmal
ried, John Il. Johnson and "lie'
Katie Johnson. Mary Lou johnson
widow of Billie johnson, and Mary
Ella Johnson. minor, and L. n
GoOch, Holder of Note.
The defendants, Joseph johnson
and wife. Marie Johnson, and Phll!4p
Johnson, unmarried, will take nolce
that an action entitled as above III
the nature of a Special ProceeoIl5
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Car
DINA, for the division OF real estate
between the parties hereto VINO own
said land as tenants in common,
And the defendants Joseph Johh,
son and wife, Marie Johnson any
Phillip Johnson will take notice uiat
they are required to appear al ti'e
office of the Clerk of the super
Court of Vance County, in the CouI'-
house in Henderson, N G., on 'llI
Goth day of February, IVA any
answer or demur to the conoi'I.I
in said action, or the %plainllii' VA
apply to the Court for the relief oe-
manded in said complaint.
This the 10Th day of January
1912.
F.. O. FA!LkNER,
Clerk Superior Court, Vance
County, N. c.
Ghol3on & Gholson,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
A. A.. Bum,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09

Modern Girl: II will never tie my
self down to one man.
Modern Suitor: If | organize {
! synAisaae-will you consider our Of
fer"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09
African Uprising
Charged To Axis

(Contnacd t:om Faye Onel
a-aDaa.nda ..e~ ne Tang.er +.
den, suggested tat this was AT.
=a1ctt.t.
Actual warfare in the Medi-
t~Crranean Wa marked by ANS
reports OF Il raid on the British
naval base at Alexandria, Egypt,
new air attacks on Malta and
claims thai ANS alrmen had
scattered British imperial col
utnn> in eastern Iib>a. The axis
admitted ! - RAJ attack on
iripoii.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Having qualified as administrator
Of the estate OF W. l.. SCogglns, de
ceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina, this IS 10 notify all per
sons having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them Z
the undersigned, at Elizabeth City,
N. c.. or to my attorney at Hender-
son, N. C. on or before the 9th day
of February, l943, or this notice Will
be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment of same.
This the 9th day Of February,
1912.
THOMAS H. BRIGGS, il,
Administrator of Estate OF
W. L. ScogSins, Deceased.
r. B Carter. Attorney, for Admr.
Hendmoon.- ~ G. AitL
e-l6-23-2-9-l6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09

Inc russians meanWhIle.
were reported launching a new
offensive il the DonetS basin.
against Germans and Italians
whose ma>>cd artillery fire, a
Russian expert said, had lost
IL power. The British radio said
the Russians already had an
nounCtd ~Tt-Capture OF
krAn>nOgrad.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-09

Abraham Johnson and wife Ger
trude Johnson, and Louise johnson
Taylor and husband. Matt Taylor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
SH755.90 3-PieCe Suite, Blonde Maple

A Heritage suite-a name which means furni-
tue of extraordinary, fine quality. This one is of
solid maple in a new blonde color. A new thrill
ingy lovely modern design of fine simplicity with
break fronts and coral color plastic drawer
pulls Double bed, chest, 4S-in vanity and bench.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$4,000 3-Piece Suite With Chestrobe

This fine suite has cheStrobe which contains
drawers and a full length compartment with
aromatic red cedar lining to protect your gar
ments from moths. You also get the double bed
and choice of dresser or vanity! A beautiful mod.
ern design of walnut, butt walnut fine woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$15995 3-Piece Suite, LINED Oak

suite to be cherished for lifetime! And
saving you've probably never seen equalled! Fine
oak and selected hardwoods in new dull,
beached finish. Very simple fronts with bar
drawer pulls Cabinet pieces are fully dustproof
Beveled mirrors. Bed, chest, dresser or vanity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$3.50 3-Piece Suite, BIeaChed Oak

Provincial modern-a style innovation that will
meet with your enthusiastic approval It's solid
oak in a CHEEKY bleached finish. Very simple in
style with pegged construction and round wood
drawer pulls. Cabinet pieces are fully dustproof
Double bed, 6 drawer chest and dresser or vanity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$3.50 Apiece Colonial, Twin Beds

Imagine being able to get suite of such spen-
did design for so little, And twin bed suite too
The beds are poster style with graceful futed
posts. Chest of drawers and dresser with swing
ing mirror. Genuine walnut and selected cabinet
woods Amazing special saving for 2 DAYS only!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$3.50 3-Piece Suite in Lined Fini

You'll appreciate the beauty Of modern SIM
pcity when you see this smart suite. 1t is of oak
and selected woods in a blonde lined finish which
brings sunlight into your room. Concealed drawer
pulls. Round mirrors Double bed, chest and
dresser or 6-drawer vanity. Special bargain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
S1339950 3-PieCe HeppIeWhite Suite

Classic 18th Century Hepplewhite period-a
lyle that is always is perfect taste, Genuine ma
hogany and selected woods. Mirrors have graceful
broken pediment tops and f1uted posts. Bronze
finished hardware. Cabinet pieces are dustproof
Double bed, chest and dresser or 7-drawer vanity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Sf2995 3-Piece Suite in Prima We

Blonde Prima Vera wood is combined with
hardwoods in this lovely new suite The Prima
Vera grain is fine and delicate, the color is beau
tiful amber tone. The trim is slightly darker
wood. Notice the graceful waterfall curved
edges. Bed, chest and dresser or vanity. Save!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$685. 3-Piece, Modern StvIe Suite

Severely plain in modern manner but strik
mgly lovely! There are no visible drawer pulls to
dotract from the beauty Of the fine veneers No
tice the new plank tops. Genuine walnut and other
fine cabinet woods. Cabinet pieces are fully dust
proof. Double bed, chest Of drawers and vanity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$685. 3-Piece Suite, Printed Fir

You'll find it difficult to believe that so attrac-
tive suite can be so low! Splendid modern de-
sign of hardwoods in a new printed finish which
looks amazingly like crotch and striped walnut
New wood bar drawer pulls Double bed, chest of
drawers and dresser. Super bargain for days!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$3.50 3-Piece Suite in Solid Maple

extraordinary bargain for two days only, A
lovely solid maple suite in fine honey tone An
Early American design you'll enjoy having in
your bedroom Double bed with old-time spool
turned wood filters. Chest with wood knobs Knee
hole vanity with swinging mirror. Rare value!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$89995 3-Piece Early American

Simple in design, after the fine old furniture
of the American Coonists. Of genuine maple and
other hardwoods in warm color you'll always
like. Double bed, chest of drawers and dresser or
knee hole vanity. A most amazing sale bargain
for Monday and Tuesday, Be sure to see it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Stf9.5f 3-Piece Suite. Rare VeneerS

Beautiful, rare woods give this suite an un-
usual beauty you'll prize! 1t is of matched, sliced
walnut, New Guinea wood and zebra wood COM
bined With other hardwoods. Modern waterfall
curved edges and bar drawer pulls. Double bed,
chest of drawers and dresser or knee hole vanity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$e9:50 3-Piece Suite, Modern Design

Look at this suite carefully and you'll see at
once that only an event Of great Importance could
bring it to you at this low price. A splendid ex-
ample of modern designing! Of genuine walnut
and other hardwoods. With smart plastic drawer
pulls Double bed chest and dresser or vanity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$685. 3-Piece, Modern Design Suite

An attractive and practical suite in modern de-
sign. With smart bar drawer pulls. Of stout hard
woods in walnut finish. Double bed, chest of
drawers and dresser with Venetian mirror At an
almost unbelievably low price for Monday and
Tuesday only! BE sure to order your suite now!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Sf2995 3-PieCe Suite. Blonde Finish

This is suite of famous Heritage quality
one in which you'll take real pride Finely de-
signed in modern manner. Of blonde finish hack
berry veneer with new printed crotch grain
panels, in combination with other fine cabinet
woods Double bed, chest and dresser or vanity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Sn9:50 3-PieCe Suite, Modern StyIe

A 1912 style leader! And bargain leader, too!
Unusual modern design with new plank tops and
smooth fronts with nothing to break the beauti-
full grain of the wood 1t is of genuine walnut and
selected hardwoods. Double bed, chest of drawers
and vanity or dresser with Landscape mirrors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$6k25 Apiece Twin Bed s.

You get twin beds, chest with short drawers
and full width drawers, dresser and uphol-
stored bench. modern design suite of oak and
cabinet woods in sunny bleached finish. Cabinet
pieces are fully dustproof. Unusual pegged con-
struction and bar drawer pulls. Sale super bargain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Solid oak-a wood that's heavy and sound, TO
many years of use! In the new bleached color
which makes your room so much lighter and Sc
CHEEKY! simple modern design You'll like. Cab
met pieces are fully dustproof with center drawer
guides. Bed, 6-drawer chest dresser and chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
$fe99:95 3-Piece Suite, Fine Veneers

famous Sheffield Hall suite, Of genuine
butt walnut Unmatched stripe walnut and other
cabinet woods. Concealed drawer pulls and new
plank tops: New long-lived "Synthetone" finish
Solid end double bed, drawer chest and dresser
or knee hole vanity. Almost unbelievable value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

This really fine Colonial design will fascinat
you-and so will the astonishingly low sale price
Fine grmwood in rich mahogany finish Ali cabi
net pieces are fully dustproof. Correctly style,
bronze finish drawer pulls. Solid end sleigh bee
"chest on chest and dresser or 46-inch vanity
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
Britain To Retaliate
 By Casing Germany
Continued from Page D

United Press, revealing that Russia had already made defensive prep arations against poisonous gas, quoted Tass that the Germans had also fired Q number of trench mor- tar shells containing an unidentified gas in their try-out, and that the gas had paralyzed the respiratory organs of the men subjected to 1t
 On the subject of poisonous gas Churchill said.
 "There is, however, one serious matter which I must mention to you.
 "The Soviet government has ex- pressed to us the view that the Ger mans in the desperation of their as- sault may make use of poison gas against the armies and people of Russia.
 We ourselves firmly resolve not to use this odious weapon unless 1t is first used by the Germans. Know ing our Hun, however, we have not neglected to make preparations on a formidable scale.
 T wish to make 1t plain that we shall treat the unprovoked use of poison gas against our Russian ally exactly as if 1t were used against ourselves. and if we are satisfied that this new outrage has been committed by Hitler we will use our great and growing air superior ity in the west to carry gas warfare on the largest possible scale far and wide against military objectives in Germany.
 "It is thus for Hitler to choose whether he wishes to add this addi- tional horror to aerial warfare"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
$6O,OOO SUITS ARE WITHDRAWN
fcontinusd from Page D

Way was sald to have been ley,
 According te the complaint, John D, Lane received e severe eonenss sl0B and confusion Of the brain, 6 fracture Of the right lef and . ceres hFRl DiuFy, Thomas LAHa was said Q have sustained a fracture 0f the legt leg, numerous bruises and cons illsi0ns about the arms, legs and head, and t9 baVe suffered from severe shock,
 Tie fatheF ln tWe 0f the Gnltk sought os1eo damages fOF each sen as lia result Of tha medical Ana hospital eKpeflaAs and l0iN 0f thAiF aagVl9As end the mother iR two 0ths AF Mllts sought ea6 ee1 damages fog each sen As q result 0g lhe injuries Negligence waa charged AaaiIlAt the driver fOF failure to apply eiaiilf fe the wheels of file eaF fog travel en the HilppeFy hisbWay, foF failure Q keep Q proper lockout and fol lfnyeling at co sksemive rate q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
FOREST WILSON
 DIES SUDDENLY
Widely Known Author Was Last Week Given Award
 of Pulitzer Prize

Weston, Conn, May Ii-uP)- Funeral services will be held toe morrow for Forrest wilson, widely known author who lest week won the Pulitzer prize for biography, Wilson, 80, died suddenly late 6un- day et his home here.
 Wilson, . native Of warren, O., Was awarded the $500 Pulitzer prize for his Crusader in CFinoIine", ' life of Harriet ReecheT Stowe,
 He began his career as reporter at Cleveland, end leteT became Washington correspondent tOg the Eeripps newspapers from 1910 10 leIe, Wilson served as 6 captain in the World War and worked with the assistant secretary 0g war ln pFepaElng historical material on the conflict.
 70 later years, De wFote many articles f0g national magazines, end then turned to writing books, JIe was the Asltll0F 0s sRarls 70 op Parade" end "A nieh BTat," whlell slso had . Paris l0eals,
 Wilson leaves 6 dan6hfeEs Ms, Denny MaEkAs, Hollywood, CaL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11

VAAS 0VAVAAs 4AA bCtWCCA4 tAAV 8&C@U airplane, center of Nagoya was also target.
 Heart of Industry
 That is the heart of Japanese inc dustrial empire, containing the war plants of the Japanese war ma- chine. Here are some of the possible objectives of the raiders:
 Tokyo General staff headquar- ters; staff college; many barracks: large powder plants; steel works; engineering works; a few airplane factories; railway functions; water works and power stations.
 Nagoya- -Mitsibishi and Aichi airs plane works, the largest in Japan.
 Yokohama-MitSubishi shipyards: gasoline refineries; Ford plant: electrical equipment factories; ware houses; Yokosuka naval base about 12 miles north of city proper.
 Kobe-Kawasaki shipyards (turn~ ing out warships): rubber plants: docks; warehouses; railway line connecting Osaka-Kobe industrial are with inland sea naval base at Kure.
 The American public - and the enemy-will have to wait indef1n- itely for the details of how the raid was accomplished. The communique did not even identify the type of bombers. The Japanese had identi- fled them as North Americans and Lockheeds both medium type, land-based planes.