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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Mrs. Clarence n. Bachelor
Hostess at Luncheon-Bridqe
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

OUT AT Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club today Mrs. Clarence II.
Bachelor, of Lowell drive IS
playing hostess to several
friends.
The affair is a luncheon and
bridge and is being given by
Mrs. 3. for her house guest and
sister-in-law, Mrs. John Boland
of Chicago.
CARD FROM DR. and Mrs.
John MCkrnnon OF Mckinley
road reveals them as being at
the Roosevelt down in old New
Orleans, La, and having a very
de luxe time.
NOW THAT her sister, Mrs.
Ralph y Wilkinson Of Virginia
Park, IS recovering so Splendidly
from that ncar-fatal illness,
Helena Berry has returned TO
her home IN Toronto
Mrs. Wilkinson, who's Just
about as sprlghtlv as Of yore
babe adieuN 10 tho visitor and
also 10 Mrs Isabella Game,
who'd been spending the hoh-
days wyh them and Is expecting
ouo'hCr house guest from To-
ronto as we 20 TO press.
DID YOU know the Howard
BurkctS Of The Detroit Towers
have made known the engage
mcni OF their daughter Beth
DAVIS. and Ralph Crawford
Wmtsett Jr. son of The r c.
WhitSetts of Winnetka. H. ?
Yep. and here - are some
notes for Your files
NisSle Burkct attended Pierce
School IN Boston and was
graduated from Wildclne Jul
NOR College
Mr. WhtSctt studied AZ the
John Humid School and ro-
coiled his diploma from Prince
ION University. where ne was a
member OF tho Key and Seal
Club He belongs 20 tho Prince
ton Club Of Michigan and lives
AZ tho University Club out there
on East Jefferson avenue.
A DISPATCH from Palm
Springs reveals several localiiic,
as having dl>ported thcmsclvc,
al the famed desert resort Just
recently,
Mr.. and Mrs r A Gum
were observed welcoming in the
new year with hubby. They
stopped ~ RI Nirador over the
holidays with their TWO Dtrac-
tive young, Marg'auth and
Richard
The ~ p NaculreS and The
Eugene Grccnhelds who doYe IN
dancing also made RI NUadol
their Palm Springs hcadquar
tiers and are said 20 have takcr
iu moonlight steak fries break
fast ride, and The blue water,
Of RI Nrajor pool.
VAssAR's DINNER for Or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

Henry Noble MCCracken ma
terialized at the WomenS City
Club Monday evening and here
are just a few who scurried
downtown through the current
cold to dine with their friends
and listen to the visitors words
of wisdom:
Miss Jeanette LiGCctt. Miss
Susan COPELAND, Mr. and Mrs.
GuStavuS d. Pope Mrs William
Bishop and the Misses Helen
and Elizabeth Bishop; Miss
Rosemary Hcenan. Miss Mary
Dykcma. Mrs. John Bagley. Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams and
Miss Esther Williams, Miss
Mary Elizabeth CDeedec) Brior,
Mrs. James X. Watkins and
Miss Margaret Watkins, Mrs.
Jessie SpltzleX the Fred s.
GloverS Jr, Nh. and Mrs. r. w
Palmer LivingStoncS. Mrs y NJ.
ForSythe and Miss Emily For
Sythe, and the Edgar A. Guest
JrS.
AND SPEAKING Of the
WomonS City club, that's
where the regular meeting Of
the Milk Fund Association of
Providence Hospital viii he
held today with Mrs. Frank
c. Cook as hostess.
MIR AND MRS. WALTER F.
TERRY Of the Pointe were,
you'll find, Weekend visitors IN
Manhattan.
Stayed at tho Ambassador
during their brief visit.
WHEN LAST seen the Minis
ThomaSons. were about to
leave for eastern Canada and
some long-anticipated skiing a
sport they crave since their
original dose Of IT at Sun
Valley.
AND IT'S up in that direc-
ton CSt. Jovite, in Quebec. 10
he exacD that Mr. and Mrs.
s. w. Hubbard have been re-
taxing.
Chose 10 spend the holidays
n the Gray Rocks Inn, we
believe.
ST. BERNARD'S ALUMNAE
and the ST Rose Young Ladies'
Sodalitv are Jointly sponsoring
dance 10 be held al ST. Rose
Hall. Kercheval. near ST. Jean,
January Q.
Sweet and swing will he
supplied by Louie Pinger and
hlS band.
INVITATIONS TO the we'd
Z ding Of Miss Mary Esther owen,
daughter Of the Elijah Hunter
Owens. and Harry Remington
are IN the mails
Their marriage viii take
place al II 80 o'clock in the ST
ThercSe Chapel. Woodward ave-
nue AZ Twelve-Mile road, Janu-
any 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Garments made by The mem

- cup orange and lemon luice
mixed
+. cup chopped Brazil nuts
J.. teaspoon salt
> tablespoons quick cooking
tapiOCd.
3 cup sugar.
Mix cranberry Jelly, pine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Phi Gamma NJ Dance Friday

GINNY COMPTON. and other L. Of D. pals
Are pretty excited. r.. about the Phi Gamma Nu dance
Ito flung Friday night 49,.
Helen Williams and Margaret McGoun are co-chan
men the and they expecting that the place
&C.. will be with clients.
And hope
Speaking of hoping
We hope Mrs. D. Dwight Douglas. always looks
chic she looked while having luncheon
Monday in the Book Cadiacs Casino with several
equally.wel- turned girls ....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
ChrysIer Girls
To Me ct Tonight

CHRYSLER GIRLS CLUB
will hold dinner meeting this
evening at 6 o'clock in the JET
ferson avenue plant of the cor
poratlon.
An address by a speaker from
the headquarters of Detroit
Chapter, American Red Cross,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Dorothy GoebeI Holidays in Capital

MISS GOEBEL.. II
Has been spending the holidays. with Miss Pauline
Shoemaker in Baltimore, Md.
And has been romdy entertained. in Washington
and Annapolis
And Washington makes think
You tell mental processes by now 49,.
OF Washington road. and the Sidney Marsh Cadwells
who just home from Florida and their holidays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Back Home TO Chilly Breezes

THEY ARE. quite naturally .noneo-pleased with
the brisk breezes playing hereabouts....
And accompanied back to the Ponte. by their
daughters the Misses Lorraine Hazeon and Elizabeth
Ellen
They were. while away guests the Hllsborough
Club down near. Pompano, Fla.
Elizabeth back. at Crosse Pointe High and
her sister returning directly...to classes at Smith
College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Spread Waffle Iron With Fat
And Heat Before Using for First Time

apple and fruit Juices together
and heat slowly Add the salt
and tapIoca. Cook, stirring
constantly. for about - minutes
or until tapioCa is transparent.
Remove from heat and add nut
meats Serve over freshly made
WafncS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
The Allan Wales Entertain

RECENT AND handsomey-apponted party
Was Pour and Midnight Supper. given for some
20 friends by Mr. and Mrs. Allan A Wales
At their attractive home in Lodge drive.
And much celebrating had been going at the
Lawrence Russell Woods because of the
presence their p F. c. Jack Davis of the United
Marine Corps LIST Battalion. Parachute Troops
=. =. who's on leave for time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
And Now rs Back 10 The Books

TO-DAY 49,. FINDS La Edgar and brother David
porting their longnegleced tones at the University
Of Michigan
Meanwhile their great friend. Miss Mildred
Madel...,
Daughter of the Frederick ]. Madels. of Grayton
road
Is returning to her books Sullns College
down Roanoke, va.
After especaly-crowded.,..
Holiday program hereabouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Mrs. A. Peter Barranco Goes Home

AND BACK 10 her home in Garden City, L. L..
Has gone A. Peter Barranco who's been in town
visiting her Mrs Charles c. Mossner. of Lake
pointe
Mr. Barranco. . was for while during the hol
returned the East several days ago.
So grandma Mossner =. had bid farewell to
juvenile whr here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
S+ork Visits F. Robert Steinme+zes

THE STORK CLUB has added:
F. Robert Stenmetz Jr.... who arrived December IS
-. TO brighten the Of his dad and mother Mr..
and Mrs. +. Robert Stenmetz
Mrs Sis the former Anne Fidera Healy...
And by
Miss Dorothy Goebe daughter of the H. A. Coo
bells.
Has returned to town -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
WsHes

2 cups Sifted -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoon salt
3 eggs. separated
IL cups milk "
a cup shortening. melted
Mix and sift dry ingredients.
Combine the ,well-beaten egg
yolks and milk. then add 10
-four mixture, beating until
smooth. Blend in shortening and
fold in Stifily beaten egg whites.
Bake in hot waffle iron. VIII
WELD about six waffleS.
Cranberry Topping
, cups cranberry Jelly
2 cups crushed pineapple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
In n 'yf f:
H with
II eL~~

THE. CROSSE PoINTE READING CLUB meets today
. Jus, as doing every week. for the past IS
years
Mrs. Mcmillan of Riyard boulevard. is todays
hostess and assisting her. viii be such regulars as
Mrs Horace Caulkns Mrs. Charles Johnson Mrs. G
W Zancer. Mrs Winthrop Fuller Victor Mrs Arch-
bald Carey and many another.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Marjorie Rose NuptiaIs Revealed

FLASH
MRS WILLIAM HAYES ROSE. of Nef road 49,.
Announces the marriage
OF daughter. Marjorie
And John Hamilton Neae Of Mrs. Charles
Moorehead Neale of Shawnee Okla.
December 81 -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Club Organized by Sisters

THE CLUB organized by Mrs. Maynard Follin
and her sister the Miss Clara Meddaugh and il
was through efforts that the club kept
going.
And that sufficient enthusiasm aroused L..
To keep going since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Marian Edoar Returns Home

MISS MARIAN METCALF EDGAR. post-deb daugh-
ter OF Louis Malcolm Edgars....
Returned just recently.
From whr Washington, d. c..
While down there, she attended in swirl Of white
net and and orchids the Officers Ball at
Fort Mead Maryland.
And had Colin c. Eldridge of the
Ponte . who's stationed there at the Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Cover Open

As soon as all the waffles are
baked disconnect the waffle
iron and leave the cover open.
Wipe the rims Of the grids free
from any drops of fat. a stiff
wire brush used frequently after
baking wafnes will help keep
tho grids bright.
WafilcS IN general cOptaln
the same basic ingredients and
are varied by adding such things
as meats. fruit. nuts or Choco-
late 10 the batter. Here are
two for you TO try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Heat Iron

Brush both gridS Of cold
waffle baker with an even film.
Close baker and connect 10 wall
outlet. If it has a heat control,
set II on medium and heat until
the current is shut off as indi-
Gated by the signal light If II
has a heat indicator, allow IT 10
heat until IT registers bake.
With neither heat Indicator or
control. the heating time Is
about eight minutes the time
TO preheat for medium brown
waf1os Whenfron has reached
this heating point YOU may
begin to bake the batter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WERE YOU one of the lucky
homemakerS who received a
piece or two Of electrical equip
ment for Christmas Perhaps
il was a coffee maker, a table
grill or an automatic waffle
iron. If YOU are the proud
possessor of the latter don't
let it stand too long. but put
it to work as soon as possible.
Before a waffle baker is used
for the first time it is necessary
10 scasgn 1.-THE process by
Ghicn al pores Of the grldS are
filled with fat so that watiieS
Will not stick
ANY unSalted fat may he used
10 season the baker. A thin
film is easier to apply If liquid
fats such as salad or olive oils
are used a small pastry brush
can be used 10 apply fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

Has returned TO town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

VAssAR's DINNER for Or
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Per CaDita Debt
SAB in Imperial Co.

The bonded debt of local gov
prnments in Imperial count" as OF
June 30. 1911 averaged $477t for
each person in the countv. il VOC
announced Saturday bv the Cali
fornia Taxpayers association.
This announcement was made
after a STUDY of the per capita
bonded debt of county, city, school.
and other district governments in
California counties.
The count ranked 17th from the
highest among the fifty-eight Cal
ifornia counties in per capita
bonded indebtedness for local gov
ernments in the area. Data for
l94l are the latest reported on a
statewide basis, the association
said.
Total Eonded debt of the govern
mental units in the county amount
od to SO 872 BOG the association
found. Bonded debt of the county
totalled Sl,057 500; of the munici-
palities in the county, S781 $50;
school districts in the counGy owed
a bonded debt of $562,000 and
snecial district debt amounted to
1887 .956. Data for some irrigation,
reclamation, water, etc, districts
were not available, the association
stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Pink, Blue Shower
For Mrs. Williams
At Imperial Home

Mrs. Raymond Carver was guest
of honor at a pink and blue shove:
at the home of Mrs. Clifford Will
liams in Imperial on Wednesday
with Mrs Robert Mccall, Mrs
Marshall Hart, and Mrs. Stella
carver as co-hoStesses.
Decorations in the house carried
out the pink and blue motif Tiny
blossoms were arranged in an at
tractive bouquet for the table GEN.
terpiece Mrs. Leonard Walters won
first prize in the game playing
during the evening and Mrs Bill
Upton the consolation prize.
Those present were the Mes
DANES McGaughy, o. c. Jackson,
Walters, T. j. Payne. William Wen
dell, Clyde Oliver, Joe Williams,
Ross Williams, R. E. Carver, Ben
Mullings, Cay AgneW, Thelma
Nance. Zita Kiser, Ethel Upton. E
Humphries, Hans Larsen, Gertrude
Provence, Upton, the guest OF
honor. and the hoStesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Brazil Can't He! .
Rubber Shortage

Even with Brazil at war with the
Axis and an active ally of the
United Nations she can do little
or nothing to help the United
States solve its rubber problem,
in the opinion of Tom Finney,
U. S. employment service director,
who spent five years in the jungles
of Matto Crosse 22OO miles from
the mouth of the Amazon.
Finney snent these years in Bra
zil indirectly in connection with
the wild rubber industry which in
1919 to 1915 was producing rubber
that sold at 80 cents a kilo two
and a half pounds in the U. S.
and England for manufacture
Of Sl0O tires for the newly de-
velop automobile industry. He was
an engineer with a contraction crew
which build railroad lines around
the rapids and falls of the upper
Amazon TO speed the raw rubber on
its way down the river to Para,
the rubber shipping point near the
Amazon'S mouth.
All this was before the domestic
rubber plantations in Ceylon and
the Feast Indies came into the
production that reduced the price
OF rubber in New York and London
to 20 and 25 cents a pound This
plantation production forced the
Brazilian wild rubber gatherers out
of business, because they could not
cut their costs of production to
compete with it.
Wild rubber trees, Finney re-
minded, are not close set as in a
plantation. There may be half a
mile between trees and the serin-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30

gueroS of rubber gatherers had to
chop tunnels through the rain
forests. tunnels that closed in with
the violent growth of the tropics
Now those trails are gone and the
railroads Finney helped to build
are streaks of red rust in the
jungle.
Il never saw Rio de Janeiro ="
said Finney. Il entered the country
from the north at Para (now on
the maDs as Belem). In those days,
with the rubber industrr at its
height, the streets of Para all but
ran gold. But the gold was of
very little use TO combat the yell
low fever epidemic that was at it's
height
There were 10000 cases and the
supply of coffins had long run out.
The dead were consumed in fu-
neral pyres or buried in common
trenches
But that was the last of yellow
fever in Para for in two Vars
Brazil had stamped out the dis
ease through mosquito control and
now yellow fever is almost unheard
of except in remote jungle Will
ages"
Up the Amazon, dangers were of
another sort The rOung engineer
was Mortified at the first nine-inch
tarrantula that crawled over him
as he tried to sleep in the rain
forest. The largest anaconda shot
by the party was 81 feet long and
weighed 300 pounds. Canabalistic
Indians lived in the jungle and
shot their SiX-foot arrows or their
blow pipes, filled with curare-
poisoned darts
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Silver Savings to
Go TO Public

WASHINGTON. Aug %. up
The Office Of Price Administration
today authorized sellers of semi
fabricated silver products to pass on
to customers increases in cost in
Cured by using domestic instead of
foreign silver
The ceiling price for domestic
silver was established at Till cents
per fine ounce, compared with 35as
cents an ounce Tor imported silver.
Commercial use of foreign silver
is restricted however, ard after
Oct. ! will be banned completely
except in essential products.
Todays order. effective Sept. 3,
will allow semifabricated TO add
36l25 cents to the price OF an arti-
Gle for each ounce of domestic silver
1t contains.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Legislature Studies
Economies, Reform
In State Govt

SACRAMENTO, Aug. %. up
Economies ana reforms in state gov
eminent were studi\d today by the
joint legislative interim budget COM
mittee. based on far-reaching rec
concentrations of Legislative Auditor
ROLAND VaHdegrift.
The committee wound up a two
day session today. One of the main
proposals was Vandegrift's sugges-
tion that every effort should be
made to return to the tax rolls
state-owned land not directly used
for governmental purposes, includ-
ing thousands OF acres Of state con-
trolled land in the Sacramento-San
Joaquin reclamation district
Vandegrift said bills had been
drafted calling for sale OF the Napa
state farm and the states acreageS
On Sherman and Chain islands.
Other recommendation included
reorganization of the state forestry
division, study of equipment needs
of state Institutions, abolition of
several positions in the division
Of mines, reducing the size OF the
highway patrol clarification of the
school codes average daily attend
ance provisions, legislative study of
the need for brain syphylis wards
at Camarillo and Agnews state hos
pitfalls, possible 'overhauling" of the
personnel board and legislative clar-
ification of state employees working
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Rambling Reporter

Continued from Page One)
reservoir no matter how he coaXed
and threatened. He tried yodeling
in a loving tone but the pig ig
nored him That forced Odermatt to
go hcme, get lariat, and use cow
10y tactics.
The pig was wet and muddy be-
fore the lariat episode and Ode"-
matt wetter, muddier, and madder
afterWard.
You're a swine" snarled Oder
matt as he dragged the beastly
beast back to the truck.
P. S-The remainder of the con-
versation failed to pass the board
of censorship buL, we ..asten to re-
mark, there was no inspired yodel-
ing on the remaind1l CT the trip.
Another P. S.-The pig is alive
and well was not converted into
bacon. In fact, he is in much bet
ter shape than ycdeling Odermatt,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
IaDs Said to Be
Reoruanizinq

Continued from Page One) >
Chekiang and Kiangsi, they prob
obly destroyed air fields there in
he hope of preventing their use
for several months. The Japanese
obviously would like to invade Yum
nan, China's southern province bpr1
dering on Burma and Indo-C China.
IF plans for the invasion of Yum
nan failed the japanese could
again mobilize their forces for q
drive against bases in eastern China.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Koiser Tries for 78-Doy
Record as Ship Done i'm "a
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug % dUPl

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. % CUP)
Henry J. Kaiser, the construction
wizard pointed his shipyards to-
ward an Is day keel-to-launching
schedule for Liberty ships today
after one of his yards set a "a
day record.
He prepared for new interviews
with government authorities on
his plan to build a fleet of 500
giant cargo planes for the armed
services and denied that he had
bought structural steel in the
black market.
Kaiser announced he would make
another trip to Washington after
watching completion of the worlds
fastest shipbuilding Job, launching
Of the lO.5Oo ton Liberty ship John
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Buttons, Stickers
Now at Chamber

Br'ton3 to wear and stickers to
displa.' in the windows are avail
able at the Ell Centro Chamber
of Commerce for those who have
contributed 10 per cent of their
salaries to buy war bonds.
Those who wish to obtain these
emblens may get them by calling
at the chamber of commerce on
State street during regular office
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Germans Seize
Jewish Children

LONDON, Aug. % up - Ger
man occupation authorities in
France recently seized 1900 Jewish
children and placed them in con-
centration camps in continuation
of the anti-Jewish drive in France,
a spokesman for fighting France
said today
Identification papers and other
documents were destroyed as the
children were taken from their
families, the spokesman said, and
the children We're placed in camps
nj Drancy and Pithiviers near Paris
preparatory 10 their shipment to
Germany He said many other
Jewish children previously had been
taken from their parents and plac-
{ la workhouSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Reynolds Leaves
For Training School

Robert D. Reynolds, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Ralph Reynolds of Ell
Centro, left Friday for officers
training school,
He is a graduate of Curtis Wright
aeronautical school, had three years
Of military training in college, and
recently was employed in the en-
gineering department CT the I'M
perial Irrigation district. His wife
will remain in Imperial Valley at
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Motorists Get New
License Service
In Imperial County

A new service for motorists of
Imperial county will be initiated
next week when a schedule will
be arranged so motorists may get
drivers licenses in several valley
cities in addition to FL Centro, Sgt
Cliff Reed of the California High
way patrol said Saturday.
Gerald Caplinger, license exam
iner, will be in the El Centro office
of the highway patrol every Mon
Gay, Tuesday, and wednesday from
a. m. to noon and from p. m
TO 5 p m. He will be at the Braw-
ley police station every Thursday
from 9 a. m. until l p. m. and
from p. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Mrs. Moore New
Board Secretary

Newly appointed clerk of Ell Cen
tro selectiye service board, Nc. 159,
who will assume her duties Sep
tember is Mrs. Charlotte Moore,
former clerk Of Brawley draft board.
The new clerk succeeds Mrs.
K. Dolley, who left this Friday
for Camp Locke;. where she is TO
be a clerical employee at the post
hospital
The appointment of Mrs. Moore,
whose husband is in military SER
vice, was made at a meeting of the
selectiye service Friday night and
no further applications will be cen
sidered II was stated today
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Extension Expert
To Visit Valley

DR.. A. E. MicAelbacher, entcmo,o-
gist with the STATE agricultural ex-
tension service, VIII be in Imperial
Valley Sept Z and 3 to discuss grain
storage problems with ranchers.
Demonstrations of fumigating
grains in bulk storage and methods
of controlling lesser grain bcrers.
granary and rice weeviIs, and grain
moth will be on the program Hours
and places Of the meetings and
demonstrations viii be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
900 Planes Blast
Two Nuzi Cities

Continued from Page One)
servicing Nazi planes was attacked.
In the Far East American bombers
were carrying the brunt of the at
tack.
The American air force in China
smashed a three-mile section of the
important Hanoi-Laokai railroad
in French Indo-China in a move
to disrupt possible japanese plans
for a fall attack upon the i'm
portant Yunnan center of Kun
ming, China terminus of the now
disused Burma road.
SMASH JAPS
Allied bombers under the COM