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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-12
ROMANTIC MASQUERADE
by MARIE BLIZZARD

you -. You had everything to live
for, yet you ...'
"What do you think ! have to
live for?"
~"Everything that a woman can
ask of life. You're going to be
married"
81 hope So" she interrupted, "but
not to Alan Pembroke. l think he's
fine, and | did write to Buff, some
time ago, that was going to marry
Alan. Buff undoubtedly told Perry,
and he told you"
Steve nodded, said nothing.
II want to explain that. | fell
in love, Steve" Daphne went on,
"once and forever, a long time ago
with a man who didn't seem to love
me. He was always in my mind,
in my heart, and still there was q
terrible loneliness there"
81 know" he murmured.
"But there was a mar who loved
me, and said he needed me-" Daphne
continued. II thought that I could
give him happiness -. So wrote
to Buff that l was going to get mar
ried. But still l hadn't promised
Alan, and now I-can't."
Her eyes looked into his, she saw
the light dawn in them and felt her
self lifted in his arms.
What are you saying?" Steve
asked like a man who cannot be-
lieve, and relaxed his grip on her.
Ppm trying to tell you," Daphne
declared, that l love you love
you so much that the thought OF
dying to help you was really pleas
ant"
Steve drew her closer, so that
her heart beat against his, and
his embrace was infinitely tender.
But if you really don't love me-"
she faltered.
His lips soon erased all of Daph-
mes doubt on that score. She shut
her eyes and so did not see Kate
getting out of her car, and young
Tommy running up the walk.
DNe AoiIllHy btllIllSOI ulu Stc
Daphne and Steve. He came to an
open-mouthed halt. recovered, and
sped back to his mother who was
getting groceries out Of her car.
aunt Daphne's in the garden
kissin' a man." Tommy reported
disgustedly.
Kate dropped a bag of carrots.
"Vhat did you say:?"
"Aunt Daphne's in the garden
kissin' a Observation-Disclosures, il
only Doc Fenwick!" answered her
nine-year-old hopeful.
Mrs. Dennison radiated her most
seraphic smile, started to stoop to
pick up the fallen vegetables, then
Strengthened up with a frown, and
said to Tommy sternly: "Only Doc
Fenwick Ell? Now you run back
to the grocer's and get me anothe,
bunch Of carrots. And don,
hurry back"
THE END
Conyrish, by Marie BLIZZARD;
Distributed BY King Features Syndicate. ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-12
CHAPTER THIRTY

CfiAI FL. ll1ltl1
Kate Dennison showed the bed
room door open with her foot, and
staggered into her guest-room with
q laden breakfast tray in hand, and
newspaper tucked under her arm.
Daphne said, you shouldn't do
that. I'm quite able now to come
downstairs for breakfast"
"Hilda's fixing the table for din
ner. Shooed me out of the dining
room and up here. Well, guess it's
going to be a nice day for the Big
Event"
"Umm," Daphne said happily.
She'd been thinking just that, ever
since she woke with the birds. 1t
would be the loveliest day in her
history, even if it showed, hailed, or
was curled with the heat Of Hades.
Because she was sure-very sure
that it hadn't all been a feverlsh
dream-that she had seen Stoves
face bent over hers. And now, that
she was well again, she would see 1t
again today.
Eat your breakfast, Daph,'
soothed Kate, "and I'll read you the
news -. Umm. -. Would you be in
terested in this: DR.. Stephan Fen
wick to Return Today"
"Gimme!' Daphne begged.
Kate was firm. mo, you're to eat
your breakfast. You can read 1t
later"
"Well, tell me about it"
Local boy makes good. Tommy
really went to town on this story.
He's reprinting the editorials the
newspapers had about Steve, and
the letter from the President =.
Oh, lots, you can read all about it,
later"
ooh, Kate, l can't wait, really!
Do you know l haven't seen mm
since seven o'clock on the morning
of the Fourth of July and here it is
August 10TH"
"And l suppose you still think 1t
was dreadful of me not to let you
see him when he was sick? Darling.
that was Stoves idea. He was much
sicker than you or Perry Dawson,
l suppose that's because he was all
rundown. Yet he got out of a sick
bed and went off to places where the
epidemic was at its height. And
now there's no more epidemic,
thanks to your hero"
"He's not just my hero, Kate
Mrs. Dennison sighed. "And prob
ably hates it. But what a day ne
has! Train arrives at noon. Dele
gation of big shots to meet INN -
You're sure you don't want to!'
every sure In his note he said
he would come to me as soon as he
could. I'd rather see HIM here.
swell, then, let's see, what's next.
-. He gets whisked from railroad
station-his train gets here at l2:l3
to Gresham Lab, where hell get
medals and speeches and lunch. mat
will probably take until three. linen
tonight 80. Oh, my goodness, Hs
after ten. Daph! The morning mar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

u cur most eminent diplomats,
and q whom We IN Florida are
very proud We saW the minister
q finance. Today the president
q tire national assembly gave .
luncheon for rs. ard this after
noon / see President inonG. Tur-
key Is the most modernlzed Of
the countries In the Middle Fast
Women have equal rights With
men and there are sixteen women
mCmbeFs uf the national assem-
bis. The alphabet has been mo1l-
Urnized. TIC church h separated
from the state and there Is con-
plcte religious freedom They are
developing their educational sys-
TEN very rapidly. they are send
ing missions 90 the Unlted States
10 an effort o. work out satisfsc-
tor arrangements for Us % as
sist them IN their program Cor the
NATURALIZATION % their country
Here YOU get back not only to-
ward the western world Bat into
the western spirit again A new
cr before the East looks 90 Amer
sea. The greatest compliment
they pay us IS that they trust
as What a wonderful thing that
8ur country ls the strongest IN the
world and feared bv none.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

own fighting strength and c0ur-
age, Wno % heart Is sui the no-
mad 0f the desert Who hkes -
Set away from has palaces and
1--we IN . tent camp far removed
from ans settlement Iet he has
an effective radio system through
out hls country and the first
thing be does every morning -
thoroughly 90 81 over world news
Beside him as be SITS ia has SOCK
feet IN his ornamental chair. with
Persian rugs stretched over the
ground. IS q telephone lie rlles
great lard q strong. fearless
people One SIDE % him IS the
desert warrior. and the oriental
monarch. the other side rs the
modern ruler using modern in
struments. the master ~ one q
the largest oil domains IN the
world
There Is the tender SIDE too. FOR
after dinner Tuesday evening as
we sat IN the large tent living
room. he had a li:tln ten-year-old
daughter brough: ~ She was .
pretty girl lie took her IN has
arms and said. Our princes. we
love her very much. She kissed
hIm Then he looked up. and i1
q voice that everyone ln the room
could hear said. And ] love her
mother very much. too
On "Wednesday ] flea back Co
CAIRO and Tuesday morning cam,
on the plane here 90 Ankara
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

lVe Saudi Arabia has one ~ the
largest reserves q oil in the
Wur.d Us estimated quantity al
mas equals that q the United
estes All the concessions for
~ aeEplupneni q the Saudi
Aralslsn oli fields are held b
AmNflcan companies Our mill
iafF and naval people consider
ms oii field vital o. oar oNn 81
cmify and defense IN the future
larFwed Monday afternoon and
lsft Wednesday mornlnR. thereby
conforming o. the Arab custom
tbat q guest should stay thr,e
days VAS comfortably housed
u q tent about eighteen feet by
eighteen feet wIth Persian rugs
an ire Hruand. and had nearby .
Sent dining room On Tuesday
afternoon the King gave . ban
gasi far me. having present fif-
teen ~ hls sons and many a his
aavlaera. On each ~ four hiah
FiaiieFa un the table there was .
haif 81 q sheep and sou could
hardly imagine table 80 laden
slth fuesis The king neither
DRINKS nor smokes and eats little
ifaidea goats milk and cheese
iif has four wives. a. is permit
ied bg Mualem iaw. and altoNeth-
rr haas heen married one hundred
tgnes .n his SIXTY three years The
kina rules ha country with
ifauR hand arr told n anyone
stfals. his hand Is cat 81. II BE-
.ffah second time ms foot Is cat
uli uie third ilue has head is
nune Accordingly. nowhere in
thr world are life and property
sa arrurr against me wFonRdocr
al tn ire kings realm
Thr Ana and I had fave differ
euf conferences during ms visit
All acrc about international az
iaIm chiefly matters pertaining
81 ere relations between Saudi
AraEla and the United States
Ihe kinE ls q very NIse men Hc
Was very devoted o. President
Roosevelt whom ~ met. you re-
mrmheT. in the Red Sea after
Halfa. The president gave him
an alFulsne. in which he has nd
aen @nls oEee. bai IL whlch be
s very proud
Wan 1 left. NE klng gave me
tso elaborate Arab costumes. one
far summer and one Tor Vintsr.
att wlteh witn hts nzsu~ en-
Erssea o. ~ . b4auiihll gtsel
Engf Eula uneEssied Gage. and
an photographed photograph
Here you uee q man who has
huH hi kingdom largely b. has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

#MAANA 4 Delayed }
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@ 49, 49, ta bamaacm r.
fmNH wsf 80 Damamas
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Mass Exit ~ the
m#As whwn they domlnaf-
AM NaFs - fhe world
$500 fma 81 naFsa years be-
seq nx Thm go one II
So n wnaNFN e the an
~ m Here the great
~ Mama. when
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wNwn So wuFshin.
# MFN Hflif a1mmdlmR SIX
~ NMSMmns uuf 81 ire
~ 6NmH Nftv whlrh once
aa fhe iemple ~ dep
M eMsN ever seventy feet
# m@ uf fhs foandm-
~ mmMeH ~ To- temple
mN ever saNum hundred
Ma mli mareel 81 how
# hMN8 atanes lei that day
~ - hNmm uat 90 the
hnH moved tus..
namma
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

PUEBLO. Colo.-Two boys. ~
and u. admitted stealing auto
mobiles and told police that they
operated the cars together. with
one squattlng on the flooTboards
60 operate the clutch and brake
while the other sa upstairs and
steercd the automobile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

NEW YORK. Statute of
Liberty cost the Preach people
who presented u % America.
sss0. 600. and the American people
paid $3.50. GOO for the pedestal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

Here a Ankara oar able am
baSsador IS Mr. Edwin & Wilson.
q Palatka. Florida. Who H ogg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

Snyder hacks UNRRA luna as
stabilixing measure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
Aries-Fittlng time to go bit
venturesome. But all established
rules cannot be brushed aside.
Assert your leadership, reason
ably. Buying bonds, mechanics
highly sponsored.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
T TdUr u s--Some planetary
aspects in adverse position. Real
ize your capabilities and proceed
with sane caution. Abandon one
sided viewpoints. Re broa d.
minded to see all angles. Ask
when in doubt.
MAY 2f TO JUNE II
r. Q M 1 n Vibrations good
Business advantages, deals in
finance, contracts. manufactur-
ing vored. Push practical
ideas. Heart interests sponsored.
JUNE p TO July p
Cancer - In-between sort Of
day. Spend a little, save a little;
enjoy pleasures in moderation
Concern yourself with urgent
personal and h ON e matters,
loved ones, children.
JULY p TO AUG. -
Lco-R suits for the busy,
practical worker. Employment,
promotion professional lines can
look for fine results from earnest
efforts. Devote sound time 10
study, recreation.
AUG. % TO SEPT. p
IUgo-0utlook may seem diff
fcult. If you're not well readied,
take time to analyze. make in
quiries. Forget personal desires,
concentrate on days problems;
work out better ways 10 solve
things.
SEPT. - TO OCT, -
Libro[Don't 90 off balance.
Check all angles, don't risk il TO
chance. Exercise care IN spend
ing. health. Hold temper. BE
alert until late p. m. 10 new ad-
vantagcS coming.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpio-Mixed aspects. Con-
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acting Couple your fine talents
with others and your past eX-
pcricnccs.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
.S0gjtf0riHs--S tarS nonCom-
INITIAL You are mostly on your
own Disregard any harrage Of
little tasks, cope calmly with the
big ones.
DEC. - TO JAN. n
CopricorB-Keep in tune with
the world around You. Smooth,
systematic action can overcome
many obstacles. Use IA len $
given YOU; don't carry a chip on
your shoulder
JAN. - 10 FEB ~
4 aritts-EXcellcut inHu-
cnces. Propitious for all branches
OF healthy endcayor. Engineer
ing. nventions advertising,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Is jamie Getting A Better
Break Than Your Child?

Right from the start. JAMES mother
has made sure that her daughter gets
plenty Of sunshine. and a diet ade-
quatc IN bone building minerals.
JAMES legs will be as strong. straight.
and her teeth as sound, as sufficient
calcium can make them.
VIII your child have these aSsetS7
While even sufficient calcium cannot
correct bowed legs after a child is
three. an adequate supply is impor-
tant right through life TO keep bones
sturdy and help the child look his
best That's one Of the main reasons
why doctors advise that children get
plenty Of milk the best food source
of calcium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Grill Tomatoes
For Taste Treat

VICTORY GARDENS are
bursting forth with ripe, red
tomatoes, ready for canning and
salads and for those de luxe
grilled tomatoes. Cover one inch
thick slices with a mixture of
two parts cracker crumbs and
one part ParmcSan cheese. Dot
with a little butter and grill
slowly on the brollcr rack. Two,
three, four y bees per perSonl,
And compliments on the cheese
and cracker twist will be in
order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

However. as children get Older, they
are often reluctant to drink all the
milk they should have
That's where Cocomalt can prove
invaluable For Cocomalt gives milk a
delicious chocolaty flavor that chill
dren love. And Cocomalt' is so rich
in calcium. 1t makes glasses Of milk
equal TO a whole quart in calcium
value. (Also supplies the days entire
minimum requirements for iron.
phosphorus. Vitamins 81 and d.
Start your children on Cocomalt to-
day Save this as a reminder TO order
from your grocer
- hodping tsps TO s-oz. glass Of m,tk
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

Of Garden City. n. Y. -.
Saturday -.
1t. Montgomery served two
Years with the Thirteenth Air
Force in the south Pacific =.
and holds the Air Medal with
two clusters the Purple
Heart and two Distinguished
Unit citations -.
He IS the son Of Or and
Mrs Edward Morris -NfontgUru-
cry of Wiltshire road, Berkeley.
His bride who is the
daughter of Mrs. +. II. Johnson
Of Garden City and the late
AAF II. Stuart w. Torney E.
was educated at Bryn Mawr
College the University Of
Arizona. where she received her
B A. degree IN 1913 and
Columbia University -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
CHIC KNITTED BLOUSE

are knitted in alternate stripes
in seed stitch. Pattern S62 has
directions for sizes 12-l4 and
1918.
Send Is cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Only IS cents more brings you
our 1945 Needlecraft Catalog
95 illustrations of designs
for embroidery, toys, knitting.
crochet, quilts. handcraft -. a
free doll pattern printed right
in catalog.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
One Dish Meal

2i2 cups freshly cooked spinach
| teaspoon salt
II teaspoon pepper
tablespoon lemon juice
3 hard-Cooked eggs, thinly
sliced
y pound American cheese
diced
3 cups mashed potatoes.
Mix spinach, salt, pepper and
lemon Juice Place half the mix
ture in a creased casserole or
baking dish; cover with layer of
half the sliced, cooked eggs and
half the diced cheese. Add layer
of remaining spinach. eggs and
cheese. Top with mashed po-
tatoeS. Bake in moderate oven
$50 degrees) about 30 minutes.
Serves SIX.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Miss Schneider TO Marry Cadet

ROMANCE IN the postwar keeping the pace set
by Cupid during quick engagements and seppedup
weddings
Nna Jeane SchneiderS engagement 10 Cadet Richard
Carol Lutey corps Mr. Mrs. Carol
Iutey-.s being today by parents Dr. and
r Jr of Highland Park
Jeane studied the Detroit Conservatory of Music and
leaving continue her musical education IN New
York
Cadet Lutey went to University and is the
University OF Oklahoma
They immediate plans for the wedding
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

manufacturing, { an ; p o rtlng
highly sponsored. Romance rates.
FEE. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-Put forth your ideas
in the simplest most salable
way. Orderliness, haFnessing
your energy to do as you wish
cunts.
YOU, BORN TO-DAY: AfFa-
bile, fair-mindcd, StudiouS, per-
sstent. Guard against concern
ing yourself too much IN others
affairs. however helpful you may
wish to be. You are artistic,
generally capable, but may be too
set at times to try new, worthy
undertakings. Be always pro-
greSsive.
Copyright. 1915. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Reception for Bride

performed Cathedral of
the incarnation Garden City the Hubert Wood
the brides mother her residence
The bride period OF white satin and chantIy
lace and ncertp veil also Of hanty lace and carried white
orchids and aSterS
1t Mongomery's sister MNra Ellen Montgomery who
was the maid OF honor ared faIc with purple
hat and gloves and carried purple
The bridesmaids dressed ChartrcuSC
faIe and carried cascade bouquets of purple aSerS
They included Mrs. Ralph Peters llubhell Gail Schn9,
CarN MaeS and Virginia Shaw all of Garden City and Ms
Raymond Wllmott of Neehawken, n H..
Mai Albert Lager OF the staff Camp Rclie. Md,
best
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

IN the Kings residence AZ 4 p.
m. to DR.. James Speed Rogers
Jr. son of Or. and Mrs.
James Speed Rogers Of Gains
vile. Fla. e.
The Rev Ernest Piper Off
ciated
Beth was a lovely bride in
wedding dress Of candlellght
satin. made on very simple lines
with a basque and a long train.
Atop her dark hair she wore
a Juliet cap trimmed with
orange blossoms and her face
was framed in a fIngertlp veil Of
Illusion
She carried 2 bouquet Of
white delphinlum and gar
dcniaS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Leave for Northern Ontario

AFTER A WEDDING reception DR. Mrs. Rogers IeIt
by spend weeks northern Ontario
bride Travelled gold coored suit with black access
EorieS
They y. Y, where Or. Rogers is in
terning a Rochester General Hospital
Beth graduated in June from the L. of NJ and Dr.
Rogers September the L. Of NJ medical school
She : member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and he is
affiliated with NJ Sigma Nu medica fraternity
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Aging Period

Those with strong appetites
for aged cheese may expect to
wait awhile, for the rush de-
mandS have clipped the time al
lowed for cheese curing to a
minimum. Aged cheese to reach
the peak of perfection must be
stored or ripened at controlled
temperatures for long periods
months for some varieties. On
the more cheerful side for the
devotees Of aged cheese is the
note that some manufacturers
have been curing limited quanti-
ties for use in tangy spreads and
processed packaged cheeses.
Aged cheese and processed
ones melt more readily and
smoothly than unaged cheddar
cheese. When cooked at low
temperature-eSpecially low for
the unaged, they will all melt
without becoming Stringy or
tough. To speed the melting
and blending of cheese, cut into
small pieces before cooking.
When feasible remove cheese
from refrigerator long enough
ahead of time so that II may
warm up before slicing 1t viii
then slice more smoothly and
more easily Cheese should be
cold for Grating
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Miss DostaI Hostess at Supper

a BUFFET supper given Saturday night hy Caroline
Iosal daughter OF the Joseph DoStale of Bloomfield Hills
IN he Dosa residence for Dorothy IIanahan OF Windsor
and Mary Jane Walton Of Detroit
Other guests Betty Brckcr Patti Main Mrs
Norman Clark Mrs. Stanley Conrad and Mrs Floyd
Tgo,,ar
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Ii. George Montgomery Wed

AAF 1T GEORGE PAUL MONTGOMERY graduate Of
, Highland College and the U. of NJ married
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

lace bodice carried gado match her dress and blue
Gephlniur
De William Tappan best
King light gray chiffon and lace accented by
purple orchids
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Cheese Now
Point Free
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WITH CHEESE now off the
fast-shrinkinG ration list. it's a
gala day for menu-makers.
Cheese is a top-notch protein
food and increased supplies will
mean many more flavorful
meals for the family A cube
Of cheddar cheese only slightly
larger than an inch each way is
nutrtively equal to A glass of
milk. In addition to protein,
this means calcium for good
teeth and bones-ribohavin for
general health, and a content of
vltamin a.
1t takes about Az quarts of
milk TO make a pound Of ched-
dar or American cheese, one of
the types that will be seen soon
in larger quantities in the stores.
More of the cheese Is already
available but it may take some
time before the supply can keep
full pace with demand, eSpe-
Cially if war-reStricted cheese
appetitcS now 60 on a spree.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
IN N aytaiL I l>....- Wit.

A BRIDE Of Sunday Beth Dorothy King daughter
Of the T Geoge Kings Of Cambridge road who was married
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Attended by Sister

TIE BRIDES only attend
ant was her sister &c. Mrs Ron
crt B. Stahl ... who wore = long
dress in melon shade fashioned
with a fun chiffon skirt and a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

- hoapino tsps to s-os gtas' Of Dutk
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
STEMS

cor ADAMS AND HURON SrREtTS
TOLEDO. OHIO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-01
To
AXE Over
More Firms
Naturalization Plan
OF Labor Government
Is Expanded Greatly

London No.. l.-(AP3 Tho Bcit =
lsh. i.s4e9f GaVcrn;s!ent expended is
economic naturalization program in
far reaehlGa announcements today
to 'clude public ownership Of civil
han alrilaes md Sl20,400, 600 world
communications network.
Almost simultaneously, Health
Minister Bcva9 W0ormcd Commons
that the government planned to con-
U.1I fh" legf ol .uMaucd houses and
aung1mo t-
Majority iraHcr Herbert Nor
risun served nCticc also tho gov
crn,ncnt FFnuId continue scrutiny
of private munitions manufaC-
turcrs costs.
Spokesman said legislation would
be introduced 4Uc,,ly. While Con
a,INutiEr members are sure to pro-
lest several OF the moves. their en-
acn.n' ~ .ae utCr"aciUlHg Labor
MaIortG 5ppe,ra e.r'alH.
Tic to.e-ummn .catons services
NOW operated aE Cable and Radio,
Ltd. .- lue communications network
involved. Chancellor oi the EHche-
QJur Dalton sad tine government had
decided 10 press lor pNoIc owner
snip. Ha ,ui legislation for that
purpose would be introduced ;,
due course.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-01
Raj Planes
Extremists Out OF
Control In Java;
Conference Held

Batavia. Nov. I-lAP1-EEfremIat
Indones.an forces, apparently out
Of control Of President ~oekamo Of
the Iud3neai,u republic. were re-
ported lnfeuSitTIng their attacks on
thjn British forces in several see
lions ot central and western Java
tonight i'm dcliance of an order OF
their )e3dcr to cease tjGhtma
At NagcIand three British
fighter planes struck At fNtrfm-
lists and supported Gurkha troops
in reCapturirg most OF the town
after tldoncSianS had opened
fire. \ bombing llnc was re
ported to have been cSta abliShed
at NaGcland to prevent eNtrcm-
i>t forces from reaching the
town.
Elsewhere the tcnsenoss which
ha, grjppcd this island tor week.
lifted greatly 3olIoNing meeting be
tWcu' Dutch and Nationalist lead
crs, the first attempt at reaching
mutual understanding