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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Buy II Bomber
For Uncle Sam
Help Scrap the Japs-

THE DETROIT TINES with other Hearst news
papers, is offering a means whereby YOU may
help avenge the Pearl Harbor attack and the
Manila massacre.
1t is a method through which YOU may pay
tribute to the gallant marines who held Wake
Island, and at the same time lend substantial aid
to their comrades now carrying on the fight.
Iris newspaper is providing chance for you
to help Buy Bomber, SO we may all scrap the
Japs.
Patriotic citizens elsewhere, even in other
nations allied with the United States have adopted
this simple method of sending weapons directly
from the home front to the brave fighters on the
battle line.
OUR neighbors across the river in Windsor re-
~ Gently bought war plane for the RCAF and
contributed to the purchase of another. In Jamaica,
British West Indies. citizens, through a newspaper,
donated 100000 for fast, hard hitting bomber.
With our country seeking funds to buy planes,
tanks and guns, this is opportunity for all of
to chip in and GIVE Uncle Sam bomber, without
cost to him
Your contribution. large or small will help.
Simply send it to Buy a Bomber" Detroit
Times. fit check. make it payable to the Times
and mark it Bomber contribution. Every cent
wilt be accounted for and every penny will 90 into
the bomber.
Let's all Buy a Bomber for Uncle Sam-and
Help Scrap the Japs!
(For Further Details See PAGE ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Heads Role in Sand
AS Manhunt Starts

I heard the rattle Of rifle fire ir
the Berlin suburb Of Lichtenberg q
few days later as heads rolled ir
the sand by the score, and watched
with dlSmay as The manhunt fol
those on the blacklist spread ter
ror INTO every nook and corner OF
The capital
All passed over like the rand Of
a satiatcd wolf pack on the shep-
erds flock. II has never been re.
peatcd IN just that way, but the
ShakeupS and cleanupS within the
Nazi ranks and those of the VII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Jap Troops LOOfing

NEW YORK. Jan. 7 GNS).-
a British broadcast picked up
by MIC today quoted military
spokesman ar Singapore that
japanese troops IN Malaga are
looung foOdstuffS and rounding
up Malayan women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
: Below Zero;
See Drop TO 10

Ten degrees below zero was pre-
.dicted for tonight as Detroit shiv-
cred today IN the coolest weather
since Jan. 70. 1910. 4 low OF
below zero was reached al : a m
The mercury was not expected
10 climb above 2 degrees today
despite clear skies The forecaS -
said far to partly cloudy to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
SOME on PROBATION

The 10 other defendants con-
victed we're placed on probation
and assessed court costs. ./,l
Sgt Philip Speace received two
years probation and $500 costs.
Three policy house employees
each wecr placed on two years pro-
baton and ordered TO pay s. SOC
costs. They were William II Rob
inson Claude RoXborough brother
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
OTHERS SENTENCED

Among them. was John RoXbor
ough, co-manager Of heavyweight
champion Joe Louis and operator
OF We Big -Four Policy House. anC
former Police inspectors Arthur
RycEman and Frank Dombecky
RoNbofouCh received two-and-a
half 20 f,c-ycar term. The in
spcct0r> VIII serve from one and Z
half 10 FIVE years.
Asked by Judge pug>ioy if h'
had any statement to make before
sentence was passed, Reading
sand
"Ycs. have. YOUR honor. De
spite the fact that have been
pronounced guilty ] am not
guilty and later events will
prove that l am not. ] never
con~pired 10 protect any Illegal
enterprise"
To this Judge PugSley re
Nponded
THE jury heard that story
and did not accept II. ! wish
that I could accept IL, hut II Il
contrary 10 the evidence"
Sentence was then passed Read
ingS attorney stated that tho con
vlction would be appealed 10 tn
State supreme Court.
As court opened today Judg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

hANA NUM- DhNR III
the column today chal-
lenges MIR. Walter Lipp-
mann's extremist statement
that the great industrialists
of America are responsible
for American unpreparedness.
Consequently, ii would APP
pear that the world war of
letters is closing in on US.
When the titans among
cOlumnists clash il is time for
us small fry to flee the field.
But just as parthian shot,
your cOlumnist would like as
he fees to remark that it does
not seem quite fair for Mr..
Lippmann TO endeavor to de-
prive the politicians of the
responsibility for unprepared-
ness, a recognition VIII C h
they have so definitely de-
served.
We must all be just. even
to politicians, and i'm ordinary
justice we should admit that
the politicians - and espe-
ciafiy our American poll
ticans-can bsOrb more
money and render less sery-
ice than any class or kind or
\ cOllectiOn of human beings on
Fthe face of Gods green earth.
Since the politicians have
little other distinction than
this, il does seem unkind Of
Mr.. Lippmann to attempt to
deprive them of their one
claim TO fame - if not to
honor.
Still Mr.. Lippmann might
nnt-be as much concerned
with justice and fairness a
he is with the prosecution of
a pet policy.
And the radicaliSm which
MIR. Lippmann seems to rep
resent is always ready Ia cast
reflections upon business men,
and specially upon the
American industrial bour-
geOisie who have created the
progress and prosperity of
the United States and 10 dis
proved in practice the empty
theories of communism.
However, the first thing
your cOlumnist knows he will
be expressing an opinion of
his own. while he only in
tended to gather up his be-
longings and leave the battle
field clear for the two mighty
contestants.
n Wherefore, let Us all be
1quiet so that the champions
of communism and capitalism
shall freely break a literary
lance on each Others brain
pan.
May the best man win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

HitIeI.-GOerinS
Clashes Barred
Huss Tells Of No. z Fuehrer's
Feud With Won Ribbentrop

There have been many Of friction between
Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering the the fuehrer
has designated his Now Pierre j. Huss for
eight years Berlin correspondent Of International
News Service story. Todays insalment tells
Of friction between Goering and Joachim Ribbentrop,
German foreign minister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
I NV. s.r,le, star Correspondent,

tional News Service shortly after
Hitler had come to power
! saw the blood purge Of 1884
and was arrested IN Munich by the
6eStdpo for tCtFpHOnlng or trying
20 telephone a descriptive story 10
our office in Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The Sun vii So a. h.l7 r m today,
and use tomorrow ~ "a m
The moon wifi vse fo0sr e. 100 IS
p. m and scr tomorrow a. IL % a m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
BRITISH CoUNTER-ATTACK

Revelation Of tho japanese at
tackS by land and air followed
disclosure that British forces WeLe
launching counter-attackS in the
Kuala Selangor region Of the
Malayan west coast As the British
Malayan commander Gen Sin
Henry Pownall sought 10 stem
the japanese drive southwark to-
ward Singapore
The British war Communique
said
"EaIy today the japanese
supported by armored fighting
vehicles. strongly attacked on
the northern front and pene-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

British forces from the Pahang
area on the Eastern Malayan coast
was continuing following the pre-
viouS japanese occupation of the
kuantan airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
BATNN Also BOMBED

The latest jap AIR raid over Cor
reGidor was carried out ny az least
45 planes Several were hit by
anti-aIrCraft fire ~.
Installations on Bstan Peninsula
also were subjected 10 The attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
PROPOSALS COMING

While limiting himself to recon-.
mendations on the broad outline
of methods TO finance the war
program, the President declared
that specific tax and social
security proposals would be sent
to the Congress in the near flu
ture."
National defense items in the
budget totaled $50 1856, 1s6, 900 -
more than the entire cost of the
first world war. Moreover, TO this
amount must be added another
SO. 900 100000 which the Recon-
Struction Finance Corporation Is
expected TO spend for war plant
expansion and to build up reserve
stocks of metals and raw ma
IterialS.
Congress was asked 10 make an
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
New Taxes
Asked Total
!. 7 Billions
President Requests
z Billion Jump in
Social Security Levy
BY ARTHUR r. HERMANN
IntI New. Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today laid before
Congress a $4,000 100000 war
budget for the II months begin
ming July !, 1912, TO supply the
united nations with the planes,
tanks guns and ships necessary to
smash the Axis powers.
The President proposed that
Congress legislate S7,000,000,o0 600 in
new taxes and $1,000, 900, 900 in
added social security levies to
help provide S27O000OO. in
revenues for the coming fiscal
year.
Even with this additional reve-
nue., however. Mr.. Roosevelt FORE
cast a deficit of S35, 600, 900, 900
and a national debt of S110,OO0.-
100000 by the end of the fiscal
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

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Continued on Page 20
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CONTINUED on Page Fiye)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

(For Further Details, See Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
IN THE =
NEWS

WyntOOn, Cal, Jan. 6, 1912
n HR. MERRYLE STAN
wi LEY RUKEYSER in
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Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
Las tropas americans contradiction y recupe-
raron aIgunas posiciones que habian perdido
Los ~japoneses sufrieron numerosas bajas

ley, de 30 amos, de Long Island,
New York, que una pequena
embarcaci6n torpedera penetr6
en- Ia bahia de Binanga Y hum
di6, no obStante ell fuego del e.
nemigo, un vapor japon5s de
cinco mil tonelGdas. Las lanchas
torpederas americans, de gran
velocidad, eStan va operando en-
ell Paifico, prOtegidas per Ia es-
cuadra que manda ell almirante
Thomas S. Hart.
La radio japonesa reptile pa
labras del primer ministro To-
jo. pronunciadas ante la Dieta,
prometiendo mas vigorosas ope
raciones en- ell Pacifico, en- estre
cha cooperaci6n con ,Alom2nia
Q Italia. "E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
te habiiitara a los filipin9s pa
IA Gle puedan gozar de honor
independencia. Con respacto a
Australia asegur6 que sera a.
plastada, sin misericordia, 81
mantiene su presente actitud.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

Washington, Enero 21.-La
Secretaria de la Guerra infor-
en- la manana de hoy que las
tropaS del general Macarthur
rcchaZaron al enemigo en- Ia pc
pirsula dc Batan, en- las Filipi-
mas, V lie ocasionaron numerosas
bajas. Algunas posiciones pene
trada por el enemigo EN- el sec
tor central, fueron recuperadas
mediante vigoroSoS contraata-
cues, Las guerrillas filipinaS 81
guen demostrando gran activi-
dad Y cooperan con las tropas
americans.
Una guerrilla alcanz6 un bri
.lan,e 5Xito local en- el vale de
Cagayan, en- el norte de Luz6n,
stacando cd aer6dromo nippon en-
Tuguegarao. Murieron Ell ell
ccmbate 100 nipones v mas de
800 huyeron.
La Secretaria de Marina CO.
loco aver en- la lista de sus he
roes al teniente John B. Bulke-
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
LA GUERRA DE GUERRA
LAS IMPIDE LA RETIRA
lDA DE LOS NAILS

Berna, Suiza, Enero 21.-
Las guerrillas organizalas son
algo mas que una espina en- ei
ostado de los ~ejercitos alemgnes
EN- campaha, segdn I'm aNiculo
de Gustavo A. D0ering. publ
cadO en- ell Deutsche Allh3 refine
Zeitung con ell nombre de Cue
IRA en- las sombras." Afirma el
queel Alto Mando alemdn esta
combatiendo la guerra dc que
rrillas con severidad sin para
lelo.
Las fuerzas empleadas para
este prop6sito son los batsllO-
mes de destruction que convir-
tieron los car1pos cultivados en-
paramos, durante las retiradas
rusas. Ahora su mission es hos
tilizar a los alemanes. El arma-
mento individual consiste de u
ma a%utomatica, granadas de ma
no y un cuchillo de graz tama-
no. Cada grupo posee varias a.
metralladOras.
Las guerrillas Sc reunen Ell
los bosques o pantanos, de don
de salem a d~esempehar mi5iones
que sci e confian, luego de com
prcbar informes dados por an
o nihos de las aldeas GER
canas.
Similares condolences exlsten
en- los Balkanes, segGn Ell Gior-
males D'Italia, y este obliga a
los italianos y alemanes a man
tener una fuerte y conslanta VI
gilancia policiaca.
Las partidas, segln ell diario
de Roma, estan formadas per
comunistas y anarquistas, y han
sido reclutadas entire los j6ve-
mes intelcetuales y los aldearos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
LOS SELLOS PARA ABOUT.
RIR

Las familias de Tampa com
praron durante el mes diciem-
bre, segin un informe dado,
S185, 900 en- sellos para la ad4ui
sici6n de alimentos. Estudios Sc
hacen para yer que tipos de ali
mentaci6n pueden comprarse
con los sellos azules.
Sc compraron en- sellos azu-
les $72,636 y en- sellos anaran-
jados $ll3,045.
Durante diriembre Sc cOmpr6
carne de puerco, usando los Sc
los, con un valor de $14,359 S.
compraron, en- mantequilla, 49,
la libras, caluadas en- $7,919;
huevos, 24,177 docenas, yalua-
dos en- S10,723; harina de trigo
y harina de maiz, $13,566; pa
pas y vegetables, $19,277; pasas,
ciruelas, naranjas, manzanas y
peras, S6,7a9,
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

Londres, Enero 21.-Buques
de guerra de las ''naciones u
midas" estan hoy bombardean
do la invasion japonesa a 10
largo de la COSTA de la PENN
sula Malaga, 60 millas al nor
tie de Singapore, y este coin
eide con una declaration del
p~residente Roosevelt sobre
"que los Yankees estan en- ca
mino."
La vanguardia del ejercito
expedicionario americana, Sc
gun Sc tiene entendido, va es-
ia en- acci6n 0 con rumbo ha-
cia los lugal es atacados por
ell enemigo.
Toxic admite que los bue-
cues alladoS toman parte en- la
batalla de Singapore, aunque
Ell ministro de Marina japones,
vicealmirante Shimada, asegu
ra que la escuadra nipona do
nina ell Pacifico desde la Ma
lasia a la India y hasta la cos
ia occidental de los Estados
Unidos.
Nuevos desembarcos de tro-
pas iaponesas Sc han efectua-
do, llegando las trcpas del e.
aem,go en- peoue@os balcOs
La batalla de Singapore en-
tro Roy en- ma Ease decisiva,
al sur del Ito Muar, pero los
australianos, apesar de la tao
tiea de infillsci6n del enen L
go. contin1an resistiendl
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
ARANHA ESTA REDACTAN-
DO UNA MOCION DE COM
PROMISE

Rio de Janeiro, Enero 21.-
Una moci6n de compromise que
Sc estima sera aceptada por la
Argentina, esta siendo redacta-
da hoy por Oswaldo Aranha,
ministro dc Estado del Brasil.
La mOci6n sera sometida al es-
ltudio de todos los gobiernos re-
presentados.
FL deseo de ID .nayoria de las
naciones ~latino-americanas, de
romper las relaciones con ell Eie
o declararle la guerra, aparen-
temente ha sido bloqueado por
Ramon Castillo, el presiiente in
ltcrino dc Ia Argentina, por en-
fermedad del p~residente Ortiz.
La idea del frente anti-Eje,
m2lc9fada pOf los faSclStaS ar
gentinos, Sc c~onsidera por los e
nemigos de Estados Unidos co
mo un fuerte golpe para la di-
~norteamericana.
Veinte naciones apoyan la
idea de la ruptura de relaciones
aparece en- duda, pero es
por el tenor de no poder defen-
der sus costas contra posibles a.
de la escuadra japonesa.
Vari0s diplomaticos latino-a-
mericanos dijeron hoy que ellos
no han perdido la esperanza de
que Sc llegue a un acuerdo una
nine.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
LAS SIRENAS Y PITOS DE
AVISO R PROBADOS
Ell VIERNES

Ell viernes por la tarde, entire
las 3 y las $3.50, seran probados
de nuevo las sirenas de aviso
en- case de ataque por aeropla-
no enemigos.
Autoriz6 aver la prueba la
Junta de Defensa del condado y
sera preparada por Ell Sr. M. r.
Mckinley, Official de avisos del
condado, y William D Manning,
su asistente.
Sc ha obtenido, al efecto, el
pemiso del commando del Tercer
Cuerpo de Interceptores.
Ounce pitos y sirenas seran
usados en- differences parties de
la ciudad. La sehal de "todo ella
ro'' Sc dara a las $50.
Todas las sirenas y pitos to-
caran escalonadamente, luego
del primer aviso, que Sc hara
c~onjuntamente.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
Los especuIadores estan ocultando
azGicar en- Tampa y en- TODD ell pals

prdujo ell ano pasado 2,700,0 %
toneladas y en- este aho la fabri
caci6n de azdcar subira a una
cantidad mayor.
Estaios Unidos solo impor-
aba un million de toneladas de
las Filipinas.
En- 1917, ell consume de azG-
car, por cabeza, era de 113 Ii
bras; ell ano 1910 baj6 a 102 Ii
bras. La industrial del dulce, sin
embargo, usaba 1875, 000,0 900
libras de az1car, en- 1927, conn
raradas con 2,225, 100000 ell a
no pasado.
FL precio maximo fijado al a
71car es de $40 por Glen IL
bras, crudo, y no Sc permitira
Que alcance los preclos de la pa
sada guerra,
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

Los especuladOres de Tampa,
almas de cantaro, estan ocultan
do el azdcar y es necasario que
Uncle Sam los persiga vigorosa
mente.
MU5hos bodegueros no tienen
azdcar y dicen: 'no tenemos a.
zdcar y no hay donde c%onseguir
la"
La ocultaci6n criminal, Sc
gun parece, emana de los alma
cenistas o de los refinadores.
Pero ell "atraco" del azdcar,
preparado por los "patriotas,"
no es una question tampeha, 81
no de toda la naci6n.
Warrington informa que el
aho pasado Sc distribuyeron
100000 de tonaladas extras en-
este pals y que, sin embargo, nu
mercsas bojegas, en- d~iferentes
parties del pals, no pceden SER
vir a sus marchanl5es.
No hay razones que actual
mente a~consejen el racionamien
to del az1car.E En- la pasada que
IRA q pals sufri6 escasez de a
zGcar Y este quiza haya in1ucid'
a muchas amas de casa, fabri-
antes de dulces, duehos de res
taurantes, cafes, etc, a ocultar
azicar para la msjor defensaI
de sus intereses.
La difiultad con el az1car, ac-
tualmente, es principalmente
psychological.
Francia no es va un marchan
tie de azdcar. Inglaterra, des-
pu6s de la pssada guerra, desa-
rroll6 Ia production de remola-
cha con un rendimiento de
100000 de toneladas al aho.
Fstados Unidos tiene una In
dugtria remolachera que produ-
10 el aho pasado 100000 tone
ladas y que este aho prcducira
una cantidad mayor.
Ell azdcar de cana, en- este ano,
fabricado en- Estados Unidos,
llegara a cerca de un million de
toneladas.
Puerto Rico rendira en- este
aho 100000 toneladas; Cuba
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

Key West Sc 'divierte' con
numerosos ''garitos'
Els una ciudad Alberta
como Sc dice por AGA.
Miami, ciudad visitada por
los ricos y personals "pudien-
tes," esta "cerrada," es decir,
no permite ell funcionamiento
de las casas de juego.
En- Tampa estan herm6tica-
mente cerrados los "garitos;"
pero es muy facil apuntar la
Bolita, ell Pajarito, ell Bond,
los terminates de Cuba w..
tires ciudades del estado
de Florida, pals de pureza y
de s6lida democracia!
Muy roderc sos SON los Sc
nores "banqueros'' de Key
West!
Y muy influyentes. o bien
relacionados, los que en- Tam
pa apuntan.
miami, la linda, esta bal
lando con un galan fec y patti
zambo!
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

iPor que habiendo en- Gu
ba, senior coronel presidente
Batista, una "bolita" autoriza
da por la ley, la venta de bole-
tos disminuye y en- Gambia au-
mentan las aputnaciones "pri-
vadas?"
Los boletos Sc venden a II
centavos, con dos centavos de
sobreprecio, y los "puntos'
mas o menos filipinos pocas
veces encuentran los numeros
de su prediction. lei que "se
SAGA la bolita'' con los bole-
tos, debe pagan un impuesto
de mas de $500 por cada qua
renta "duritos."
Los ''banqueros privados,"
bien protegidos, no COCHRAN So
breprecio, lie dan al 'punto"
ell ndmero que desea y des-
pues no lie hacen descuento.
iY es por este que aumen-
tan las apuntaciones "secre-
tas"..... y %disminuye la venta
de boletos "cOnsagrados" por
la ley
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
HAY 5000, 600 DE ARBOIIES
DE CAUCHO EN- LAS Sell
VAS DEL AMAZONAS

Rio de Janeiro, Enero 81. -
Hablando aver por la Radio, Os
waldo Aranha, ministro de Es-
tadO del Brasil, manifesto que
en- las selyay del AmazOnas hay
10000 600 de arboles de caucho
que pueden ser puestos a pro-
ducir Coma con extraordinaria
rapidez y en- favor del progra-
ma de guerra.
"Pagarian ustedes, dijo refl-
ri6nd0se a Estados Unldos, la
mitad del $1.20 que actualmen-
te pagan Dor la gonna sintetica,
p0r entrar en- los bosques e ini-
ciar Ia recogida seria algo asi
como Ia bGsqueda del ORC en- ell
Amazonas Y &c podria hacer "a
pidamente. AL presente Esta-
dos Unidos solamente paga 80
~ontavos la libra por Il caucho
del AmazOnas. Cuando yo estu-
We en- Washington trate de de-
cir al departamento de Estado
que nosoros tanemos en- Sur A.
m6rica TODD 10 que los norteame
ricanos obtienen de Asia y Afri
ca, Bolivia tiene abundancia de
lat6n, pero ustedes 10 traen des
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
Los nvasores japoneses son bombardeados
por la Escuadra de las n~aciones unidas
Al sur del Rio Muar, la batalla de Singapore
entro en- una Ease decisiva.


Aviones japoneses a:acaron
a Singapore, en- ell dia dc / ;.
Una onda de u aparat.s. ID
primera, arrojo sus bombaS y
produjo apreciables danoS. La
segunda fue derrotada y no
pudo lamar su mortifera car
ga.
Ell mando aliado en- las In
dias Orientales Holandesas co
munica que los japoneses ocu-
paron va toda la peninsula de
MinahaSSa, al nordeste de la
isla Celebes, pero sufriendo
cuantiosas bajas.
Cuarenta bombardeadores
nipones, apoyados por veinte
cazas, atacaron a Kavieng, en-
la Nueva Guinea, y otros tres
bombardearon la poblaci0n de
Madang.
Australia infOrma que mu-
chos aviones japoneses han 81
d odivisados en- differences lu-
cares del archipelago de Bis
marck, que une a la Nueva
Guinea con la Nueva Bretaha.
Los defensores de Rabaul, la
base de Nueva Bretana, derri-
baron ell martes tres aviones
del enemigo.
Toxic comunica que sus sol
dados "aniquilaron" las tro-
pas defensoras chinas cerca
de Commander, a 16 millas
de la posici6n japonesa de Ia
voy, en- ell sur de Birmania.