Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
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supplies the Coral Sea TO New Guinea Transports and bomb
under And MssAr . s1 1S ,0s S 1s.y .99
and New Guinea New Guinea and Brisbane striving assemble
pressure ~as s on him from many direction japanese
the first weeks of hi. command those gallant gar:on'
at their disposal 1t shock and tragedy to Macarthur
WORD that Bstasn had finally collapsed reached Melbourne late
w one evening BY lampEht Macarthur scratched out IN his
Ing TO the end o. its eLt,ins fo'iOrn hope No ha'
done a much With . little"
But he In Australia was being called upon TO do II again II
hurt Macarthur that he able do little for who
ae Ss n0 oa from nun the SO H ' & swiftly % for
the heart Of Japans economic empire.
Each proposed undertaking, small
African invasion; British England
"c.ns he had been promised from the United states and with IN.
have to do 1t alone
s a.n seto S1n %nnS " D,r sTs S s
for American troops clothes for American troops
Macarthur wanted the shipping allotted him be loaded
down with offensive materials with articles for the mainte
LIE DEMANDED his bomber line he moved north and that IN,
IL fields being MebouneS
abandoned favor of placing what striking weight he had within
a Jay hssdSusItsr, FE
month" nSns @ his o % supply P po T MoFSy S snS r
the supply channels had keep with the commando chief
keeping abreast OF and beyond the lines which his
machine life
nod Be O' oUt'~. 'f magnificent plane "f utter 'S
faction.
Asoir II a Of deception ssoi-., II. Jop. they
learned much, Suss'sd little, Macarthur in hot
and he knsw a.
Slowly he built his general headquarters staff II Cen
Richard Sutherland stayed chief OF staf mecuou'
Mai Stephen Chamberlain stepped panner
team; Charles Wioughby.
Batasn the accumulation intelligence
Sary to either offenS Mai Hugh Casey
task o hsrnessng Australas productive and productive
labor capabilities TO build airdTomeS and facilities
THERE ws. dramatic oHsnsius act; IL
late bot served tell the Of Bassn CorrsESor
April 10. he dispnehsd squadron Of Mitchell boubs
th to through American bases Mir
danoo and strike the and Boaar and CoRdo
attacked the day after the fall Of But the
the death march and the still Coregidor
surely taken tlrt Macarthur had they would
promise that more was on the way.
And open aid to the Of the Philippines
forthcoming aid the arrived
Macarthur
and that the Filipino guerlss be adequately supplied
LIE SECURED guarantee Of submarines TO carry and
IL supplies food pamphlets radio sets and ammunition
Special observation posts established throughout the ach
Macarthur and Adm Nmiz the moved Japan
That the spirit OF resistance stayed ave IN the FihPn9S ~
all during the three Of enemy occupation due in large
part efforts Of Macarthur and his junior officers who
demanded the fire. matter how small, be famed
last Of July 1912, hs yapansss Mae
Arthur anticipated months before losnehs
morning Of July a. 1912 imperial Japanese forces
began unloading from transports lying
miles base Moresby.
MscAthur strategy o warfare TO the finish In New Gunes
due for Its supreme test
ToMoRRow-HoeArthu,', aerial oIsn.iUs s~u.hs Jopa.
plans for
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