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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
N. S. D. A. R. Plans
Christmas Party

THE FOURTH annual birth
day luncheon and Christmas
party of the Three Flags Chap
ter. n. S. d. A. r. will be held
Tuesday at II o'clock at Devon
Gables. Mrs. Raymond V. Bodi-
nus is chairman.
Mrs. George -. Schermerhorn,
chairman of the National Advls-
erS 10 Junior Members, will
speak on The Pearl Of Great
Price
Special guests at the party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

chapcau Her flowers were
camelliaS i'm a CorsaGe bouquet
Miss kenney wore a hlttcr-
sweet crepe afternoon dreN,
brown accessories and a green
orchid CorSage bouquet
Both Miss Kenney and Mr.
Allen were graduated from the
University of Michigan whore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Miss kcnney was a member of
Theta Phi Alpha and Mr. Allen
Psi Epsilon.
Miss kennoy also attended
the University of Detroit
Mr. Allen VIII leave shortly
Tor Fort sheridan, where he
will he placed later with the
H. : Army An Cadet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
King, Queen OF Stage

Her husband. AleXan der
Mnotis, her daughter. mother.
brothers and sisters were all IN
Gre . Q when the Germans
marched in -. all Of them save
her husband are still there.
He escaped three times, was
twice recaptured by the gestapo
the third time he succeeded
m getting 10 Smyrna. thence 10
Egypt, thence 10 New York and
katlna.
Before the war PaXinou An,
MInotis were the kng and
queen Of the Greek stage -. as
stars Of the Royal Greek The
alter they were known and be-
loved in every village where
there was an outdoor theater
their presentations OF the an
Continued on Page Eleven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Aet,s,, LIE One
S1saM
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1s.

I'PESIDE most actresses, Madame Katina PaxinOu
sembes the parthenOn set in block of service flats"
London drama critic wrote after seeing Paxinou
play Electra Roughly translated means the gal was
class She also has nine lives and has already used
up 10 of them.
The bell tolled for Katna (Par) Paxinou than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

British destroyer as during the
five days aboard the destroyer
IT was repeatedly dive-bombed
and stood off a submarine at
tack. sinking one U-boat and
capturing another.
Paxinou arrived back in Eng
land with no worldly possessions
save the nightgown and coat she
was wearing and a small vallSe
containing her press clippings.
Eighteen trunks of theatrical
and personal wardrobe, her furs
and her jewels were at the bot
tom of the ocean but she
had saved her clippings 10 serve
as a pass key 10 America where
she was unknown oh. yes,
she still intended to make the
trip this time IT was ar
ranged for her 10 ate the
clipper i'm Lisbon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

q 2 cay wb'rl of parties
Norman Craven Uncle Of f0-
hrrdc-tc-bC VIII give her no
marriage and DIR Charles N3-
Won Meyers will offiClstc AZ Tho
service. which VIII take place mn
North Woodward ConGrcga-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Party al Club

Seventy five guests were en-
tcrtaiuc5 Saturday afternoon at
the Detroit Golf Club by Mr..
and Mrs Frank T. konncy of
Abingdon road. whom they an
nouuccd The engagement If
their daughter. Mary Jane. 10
Bruce Allen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W Allen Of Mil
WaukcC
The hufct table vas centered
with a winter scene with
Santa Claus and reindeer
drawing a large red sleigh
fUcd with rod hearts on which
names Of the engaged couple
were inscribed
Small cakes were served with
Mary Jane and Bruce written
thereon
The large lounge I'M the club
was beautifully decorated with
Christmas floral arrangements.
4 bright cracking fire burned
IN the fireplace hearth. and
bowls Of evergreen and poin-
settia were used on the mantel
Mrs keuney wore a Schia-
parclI cadet blue. wool dress,
and she'll pink lowered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

durrr and shower in her
home ma Virginia Park on Dec.
and Mrs Robert Ferguson
VII elNe a SpinSter dinner on
Dec - In her home m Hazel
wood drive
Come New Years Eve. re-
Fc5r~8l dinner VIII he held in
the lIO0 home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Maid OF Honor

MISS Alice lioG sister OF
Miss Hoti will be the msld ~
honor and Miss Nariory Hon
another sister. Miss Vivian Sig
Ter Of DAYTON c.. and Miss
Charlenc Pike VIII be brides
maids
Or Robert Welsloclc ot Chl-
lcothc. O., w4ll he the best
man and RalSton Russell ~
Pittsburgh. Pa and Or Robert
Anderson OF Detroit Will seat
the guests
a wedding reception VIII be
held m tTe Hof residence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Held Shower

Mrs Robert u. IIoT recently
feted Miss Hof AZ miSCel-
lsneoUS shower m her home ln
kerWood court, Crosse polnte
and Miss Doris Mont gopHeFy
was hostess ~ dinner party
81 the PalliSter Hall.
Mrs Norman Craven enter
tanned AT a tea and personal
shower IN her home in Birch
crest driNe aAd Mrs James
Cook will give d dinner party
Tuesday evening in her home
in Seward avenue.
Miss Charlenc Pike will give
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
(DeiEh Nayin Photo ,
A

Will he Mrs. Henry 3 Joy and
the following regents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Big Atlantic Toll
Claimed by Axis

LONDON, March Is tUP)-
AXIS radios claimed today that
German and italian submarines
had struck severe blows al Allied
shipping lines in the Atlantic.
The Rome radio said that the
liner Empress Of Canada, loaded
with troops had been torpedoed
and sunk in the Atlantic.
DNB, German news agency
broadcast a special communicate
which said that U-boats attacked
convoy off South America and
sank seven ships, totaling $4,000
tons.
DNB also claimed that seven
other Allied ships. totaling $4,000
tons, had been sunk, but did not
specify where.
There was no confirmation from
Allied sources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
81 Points
I'm Ration
Planned

WASHINGTON. March Is
GNS)--The OPA today considered
increasing the consumers number
Of ration points for canned goods
as Food Administrator Wickard
planned TO tell the public just
what II can expect in the way of
food during the next II months.
According TO preliminary re-
ports from OPA field workers, the
sale of rationed canned goods is
proceeding more slowly than was
expected. If this continues. IL was
said, the OPA may increase the
canned goods allotment from az
TO Sd points a month in April.
Such an increase. il was pointed
out, would make the canned goods
program uniform with the point
allotment announced this week for
meat, and eliminate considerable
confusion.
A consumer would thus have 81
points a month 10 spend for
canned foods and 81 points a
month for meat which will be ra-
toned starting midnight. March Is.
A forecast on the nations food
supply for the next year will be
made Thursday by Wickard. The
farm secretary will release a COM
pilation Of reports of farmers
planting intentions gathered by
the crop reporting board from
every county throughout the
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Coached by the Wounded Pilot
R0rplIpardier Flies Bomber Home

I'd 1t. Anthony c. Yenalavage, "a
o. Kingston, Pa, bombardier.
The officers narrowing ex-
perience began shortly after their
giant B-24 Eiberator bomber
roared out from a British air.
drone on a doutine bombing flight
over Europe.
Approaching the Continent, the
bomber was met by swarns OF
enemy craft attacking in waves
BliStering gunfire raked the Amer
lean plane.
A cannon shell struck 1t. Young
in the right arm and seriously
wounded Hickman.
Succeeding waves bore down for
the kill, but the bullet-ridder
craft. with most of its crew
wounded and its equilibrium dis
turbed. weathered the storm.
Despite intense pain, young re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
i. ). Postwar Bases
Alarm Australian

CANBERRA, March IS (UP)--
w. NJ. Hughes. leader of the United
Australia party, said today he
views with some concern the re-
ported intention of the United
States TO obtain control of Pacific
air bases for postwar use by COM
mercial airlines.
Hughes limited that American
plans might conflict with those of
Britain. He added that air COM
munications in the future would be
vital to the British empire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Convoy Escorts
Sink 4 U-Boats

LISBON. March Is CUP)-Four
Axis submarines attacking a con-
voy off Portugal were sunk last
week by Allied warships, maritime
circles said today.
Two of the U-boat commanders,
one of whom was former captain
on the Hamburg Brazil-Argentina
Line. were taken prisoner, it was
reported.
Maritime circles said three
Allied cargo ships in the convoy
were damaged during the battle
but succeeded in making port.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Ndzis EvdcudtinQ
Blasted Essen

LONDON. March IS QNS)-
Women and children are being
evacuated from the German indus
trial city of Essen as a result OF
the RATS heavy raid Friday night
the London Daily Express said
today in a dispatch from Berne
The dispatch quoted an article
in Marshal Goering's newspaper
the Essener National Zeitung.
The article said that all schools
in Essen had been closed until
further notice and that the teach
ing personnel had been conscripted
for first aid work.
Electric current had been dis
rupted in many sections of the
city. which is the site of the NAM
moth Krupp munitions works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
28 Reported Injured
As Bus Hits Truck

NEW YORK. March Is (INS)-.
Twenty-eight passengers aboard a
Boston-New York Greyhound bus
were reported injured today when
the bus collided with truck in
the Bronx. Seventeen OF the in
jured were taken 10 Fordham
Hospital
The force Of the collision was so
great. police said. that the bus
driver was pinned in the wreck
age. He was extrlcated by an
emergency crew using acetylene
torches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
More Guns FIolun to French
The War
Fronts

NEW GUINEA - Gen. MacAr-
thurs bombers blast four of
eight vessels in a Jap convoy
approaching Wewak in North
western New Guinea; attacks
on remaining vessels continue.
page L.
RUSSIA-Red army falls back
to new defense lines in Khar-
kov area as hundreds of thou
sands of Germans attack in
waves; Russians report cap
ture of more than 100 towns
on other fronts. page ID
FRANCE-Full-scale battle be-
tween French patriots, armed
by Allie d planes. and Nazi-
French forces believed immi-
nent as Germans set deadline
for $4,000 patriots to lay down
arms; Nazis demand patriot
leader surrender for arrest.
page ID
AFRICA-RAF blasts enemy
positions inside Mareth Line;
north Tunisia action imminent.
page 81
LONDON-Fifty children mirac-
ulously esca pc death when
German bomb hits hospital in
Northeast England; British
planes raid Nazi airfields In
Northern France. page ~
PACIFIC AREA-American
filters bomb Japanese bases in
seven raids from Kiska TO the
Solomon Islands. page A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Body Of J. P. Morgan
Arrives in New York

NEW YORK, March Is INS)-
The body of J p Morgan arrived
in New York today and was taken
10 the Morgan library. where il
will lie in state until funeral serv-
ices tomorrow.
Simple rites will be held AZ
st. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Taft Declares OWL
Uses NaZi Methods

the abilities of our free press
and radio workers" Taft said,
americans do not take kindly
TO government propaganda. They
have learned to despise the
methods Of Goebbels."
Davis challenged Taft TO point
out Just what was propagandistic'
about the broadcast. He denied
that the four networks were COM
Wandered, saying that his broad.
cast was Offered to any one who
wanted it-there was no com
pulsion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Judy Canova Weds
Her Second Soldier

NEW YORK, March 15.-Judy
Canova, the film Coincidence, mar
ried another soldier yesterday.
The bridegroom is Pvt. c. B.
England. Of Mitchell Field and
Philadelphia. Judy's first soldier
husband was Cpl. James Ripley,
with whom she eloped in 1941
She filed suit for divorce a month
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Japs Fear
Raids Out
Of China

NEW YORK, March IS tINS)-
All Toxic newspapers are warning
the japanese people to prepare
for air raids from Allied bases
in China" the British radio said
yesterday, quoting German
broadcast.
One paper, BIC said. reported
that "the bases of Kwailin and
Hanyang have been restored and
extended, and are being supplied
by way of India"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Inventor Promises
Cotton Warm as Wool

LONDON. March Is (UP)-An
Indian scientist, Sir Shsnti Chan
tagar, has perfected a chemical
process which gives cotton the
warmth Of wool, the News Chron-
icle reports today from Bombay.
The experiments were carried
out for the Indian army. the dis
patch said ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

WASHINGTON. March Is (UP)
The Owl is under Republican
fire today on charges that Direc-
tor Davis is abusing his powers in
furtherance of administration poll
cies and a fourth term.
Senator Taft (R) of Ohio. COM
planned that Davis had COM
'landeered' all radio stations for
the first Of weekly broadcast last
Friday
ut Is both an abuse Of power
a. an insult 10 the intelligence
of ~ American people and 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Ydnks Replace Reds
In Iran, Sweden Hears

STOCKHOLM, March Is tUP)
The Swedish Telegraph Bureau
reported from Istanbul today that
American troops had replac d
most of the Russian forces in Iran.
Only one regiment of Russian
territorials and one Russian in
fantry division remain. the dis
patch said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Defroiter Shoots Down
jap Plane in Guinea

First 1t. Ralph G.. Martin Of
1880 Warwick road shot down q
Jap plane in New Guinea action.
dispatches revealed today. He was
a member of the single fighter
squadron which downed u enemy
planes from June TO January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

WASHINGTON, Marc Is
GNS)-Three U. S. Army All
Force officers we're cited today
for successfully completing a
bombing mission over Europe
after enemy fire riddled their
plane. shattered the pilots right
arm, seriously wounded the CO.
pilot and left the bombardier to
bring home craft he had never
flown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

manned at the controls until the
bombing run was completed. Hick-
man then relieved him momen-
tarily, while Yenalavage, the
bombardier, hastily gave first aid.
TAKES OVER CONTROLS
With the two pilots, who reside
in adjoining California commune
ties, virtually out of action. Yana-
lavage took over the controls. He
had never flown a bombing plane
before, but with incidental coach
ing from the co-pilot. he main
tanned his position in the fSrma-
ton of bombers until leaving the
Continent.
Over the English Channel. the
pilot suddenly struck bad
weather. Unperturbed, he broke
formation, flew alone and finally
landed without further injury TO
the crew or damage to the plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Major Battle
Believed Near
In Alp Region
Germans Reported
Using Tear Gas and
Grenades at Thonon

LONDON, March Is (UP)-s
Allied planes were reported today
to be dropping arms and mum.
tons to French patriot armies hid
ing in the French Alps and full
scale battle appeared likely after
"a German ultimatum for their cur
render expires tonight.
Martial law was declared at
Thonon. on the southern shore OF
Lake Geneva, after clashes be.
tween patriot bands on one side
and vichy mobile police units and
German gestapo agents on tho
other. Swiss reports said.
The Germans were said to have
used tear gas and hand grenades.
DEADLINE . r. M.
The German-Vichy ultimaturn.
which expires at Z p. m. g p. m.
Detroit time), calls for the sur
render of Gen. Cartier. commander
of the patriot armies. and officers
of the crack French 9th Alpine
Regiment. who joined him, as well
as the men serving under them.
Reinforcements of French po-
lice guards were reported pouring
into the Savoi area and schools
and movie theaters in the towns Of
Evian. Thonon, Annemasse, Ari-
necy and Ais les Bains were requi-
sitioned to house them.
DROP MACHINE GUNS 80
Allied planes are flying over the
Alps in daylight dropping cases OF
rifles, machine-guns and arnmuni-
ton by parachute, a Zurich dis
patch said.
German anti-aircraft batteries
opened fire on several planes. but
there were no reports of any be.
| ing shot down.
Some 1,500 of the patriots were
reported last week to be armed
with A m erican machine-guns.
rifles and even 75-mm artillery,
but the constant influx of recruits
from as far away as Paris and
Lyon made new shipments of arms
vital.
$4,000 IN ARMY
The patriot armies were be-
lieved to number more than $4,000
men in the Haute-Savoie border
district of Eastern France alone,
with former French Army officerS
in command.
The clashes m Haute-Savoie
were part of nationwide revolt
touched off by Vichy-NaZi efforts
to round up 100000 Frenchmen
for deportation to Germany az
slave labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Dutch Poet No. | Dies

LONDON March Is CUP)-Dr
Pieter CornellS BoutenS. 73. Hol.
lands most famous poet, died in
The Hague yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
DFC AWARDED 8

For this astounding feat the war
department disclosed that the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross had been
awarded 10 LIST 1t Howard N.
Young. 70. of Berkeley, Cal. pilot /,
I'd 1t. Cleveland d. Hickman.
p, of Albany. Cal. co-pilot. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Axis Denies Petain Is III
BY nited Press

Axis broadcasts denied today re-
ports from underground sources in
France that Chief Of State Petain
Is Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
CENTER OF JAP CRESCENT

The headquarters communique
said the newest invasion potential
stretched over the 450-mile area
from Ambon Harbor, on Amboina
in the Dutch East Indies, TO Dobo,
major port of the Aroe Islands.
The Ambon-Dobo area forms
the center of the japanese cres-
cent around northern Australia.
Up until now. this region has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
KharkOV
Russians
Fall Back

MOSCOW. March IS CUP)-
The Russians fell back 10 new de-
Tense lines al Kharkov today while
hundreds of thousands of German
troops battered them in ceaseless
waves.
The Soviet high command no
longer spoke of fighting north,
west or south of Kharkov, but re-
ferred TO the front as the "Khar-
kov area "a hint that the Ger
mans have broken through at least
into the citY's suburbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
NAILS DEMAND PATRIOTS GIVE up
Crowds
jam Tax
Lines

Thousands stormed cashiers
cages and revenue clerks paved
through tons of mail today as the
deadline for first quarterly l941
income tax payments neared.
Long lines Of taxpayers curled
through the Federal Building al
the opening OF special collection
booths this morning.
21O BAGS OF MAIL
A total Of 2l0 bags of mail, esti-
mated 10 contain more than 400
600 receipts. meantime were being
opened and filed by $50 girls.
Gerald A. Evans, assistant col
lector of revenue, said the heavy
weekend returns would probably
cut in half the number still ex-
pected in Michigan's 1000. 0O0-odd
individual payments.
Evans warned that mailed-in re-
ceipts must be postmarked today
10 escape possible penalty. Tax
payers we're told 10 note collection
times on mail boxes and to visit
the all-night Roosevelt Park SUBJ
station, il necessary.
OPEN TILL o p. VI.
To handle last-minute returns
the internal revenue bureaus Of
fee will remain open until 8 p. m.
All persons in crowds at that hour
will be serviced. Evans said.
Those who think they can't pay
al least one quarter of their total
tax now must file a return with
a detailed explanation. Whether
the explanation is adequate will
be decided by tax collectors. who
may make arrangements for de-
ferred payments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
LOSE MANY TANKS

However, there was no con-
firmation Of the German claim
10 have captured Kharkov A
special conmunique broadcast
by Radio Berlin yesterday said
elite troops had seized the city
in an enveloping attack from
the north and east"l
Thousands of their own dead
and hundreds of burned out tanks
marked the path of the German
advance in the about offensive Ia
recapture Kharkov, lost to the
Russians Feb. 16.
The Red army was under orders
TO defend the city-fourth largest
in RuSsia--to the end, and field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun vii Vet 81 f:3s D. m today,
and rise tomorrow ~ 7.t2 m.
The moon viii rise aN "a .. m.
today and win set tomorrow at t:sf
q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
ATTACKS CONGRESS

r. j. Thomas national president
Of the JAW, leveled his attack
against Hoover, Congress, L. s.
Reps Cox Martin and Hoffman,
and condemned Mayor Jeffries for
his opposition 10 time and one-half
pay for overtime work OF city
employees
Resolutions asking for maximum
war production. for improved
housing, and abolition Of the ; per
cent victory tax in favor Of greater
taxation OF the wealthy were
passed
Other resolutions adopted called
for the defeat of the Michigan
anti-Sunday beer bill, for free bus
and train rides for servicemen and
for incentive pay by Congress n
farmers TO increase food produc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Planes Blast
Half Of New
Jap Convoy
Big Destroyer Hit
Directly; 3 Cargo
Vessels Damaged

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
March 15-Four of eight vessels in
a japanese convoy approaching
Wewak, New Guinea. have been
blasted by low-flying Allied Fort
resses and Liberators, Gen. Mac
Arthur's communique reported
today.
One large destroyer, among
three protecting five troop and
supply ships was directly hit, the
statement disclosed, and one of
three cargo vessels damaged is
believed to have sunk.
DESTROYER HIT
The destroyer was hit by . 500
pound bomb near the bow and her
decks were strafed with machine
gun fire.
The damaged cargo vessels were
of 5000. 1000 and 1000 tons. The
8, 000- tonner, identified as q trans-
port, was set Afire and exploded
on both sides. When last seen II
was blazing from stem to stern.
The 1000 tonner. identified as q
tanker, vanished.
Gen. Macarthur meanwhile re-
peeted his warning that Northern
Australia is in danger Of japanese
invasion.
Japanese strongholds wi hi n
easy striking distance of Darwin
and the northern territory are
being reinforced, he declared in a
communique, and big new airfields
capa of handling many hun
dreds of japanese warplanes of all
types are being constructed.
THEY EXPECT ATTEMPT
Today's release marked the first
tim Macarthur has pinned his
fears of new japanese conquest
plans to a specific area.
The newest warning reflects the
grave view taken by the high COM
mand at concentrations being
assembled by japanese within a
short distance of Allied defense
areas.
Although some circles have
taken the view that japanese &C.
tivity is purely defensive in nature,
best informed quarters assert the
strength of troops. amount of war
materials and the formidable ton
mage of Japanese shipping being
used to bring to a new peak the
power of Nipponese bases in this
area precludes any Interpretation
except an offensive.
CENTER OF JAP CRESCENT
The headquarters communique
said the newest invasion potential