davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
eek crop is to be saved, 100000 voIun-
ton -teer farm workers will have to help.
our You can do no more patriotic act
opu- than help bring in the food. You'll
enjoy the healthful, outdoor life; and
p of you'll be paid prevailing rates as you
food serve your country.
See Your County Agent

O6e IUUE CUUHUJ HgeHI
E. 1. BESEMER, or Wayne County Farm
Labor Assistant JOHN r. VLOCH, 1914
Monroe street, Wayne, Michigan Telephone
Wayne 1861. Or, if more convenient, you may
contact Farm Labor Recruiting Office, MR..
ROSSMAN in charge, Room 500, McKerchey
Building, 2631 Woodw ard avenue, Detroit,
Michigan. Telephone Randolph 2572.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

THIS spread for a double bed
L may be made out of chintz or
any 36-inch-wide material that you
have on hand. Eleven and one-half
yards will be required for a bed
54 inches wide and, if you follow
the cutting diagram given here,
not a scrap of goods will be
wasted.
Cut the center parts first; then
the 18-inch side sections for the
pillow cover; then the 10-inch
strips for the pillow cover and
spread. This leaves a long strip
for the flounce. You may buy
seam welting or cover cable cord
with bias strips as at A. Use your
machine cording foot for the seam
so that the stitching will be close
to the cord as at B.
NOTE-This spread is from SEWING
Book ! which is 80 pages of Illustrated
directions for slip covers. dressing tables.
couch covers n other things to keep
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
Genetic Selection

Genetic selection, or the selection
of breeding stock primarily on the
basis Of qualities that are hidden
from view as opposed to physical
selection which mainly takes into
consideration size, color and confor.
nation. is n of the newer steps
in livestock and poultry handling.
says the U. S. department Of agri.
culture.
Genetic selection goes into pedi-
gree records and performance of
progeny and close relatives Of the
breeding animals. In poultry. for
example. it includes egg production.
fertility, and hatchability.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

of disease prevention vaccine and
remedies will be incubated in hen
eggs.
One laboratory has been plant
ing typhus virus in eggs and thar.
vesting" the deadly crop so that
American soldiers may be i'm
munized against the killer that has
slain more soldiers than bullets In
all the wars of history.
The producing of fertile eggs for
this work promises to become a spe-
cialized business. AS nor is
known. there is little question that
types of feeds, breeds and method
of management may be changed
for the production Of these eggs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
Congress in India a Party,
Not a Legislative Body

With the trouble that the Brit
ish Raj is having at the present
time with the Congress" in India,
it is curious to recollect that this
movement was started in 1885
largely through the work of an
English member of the Indian CIV
il service, A. o. Hume, at the sug-
gestion of the then Viceroy, Lord
Dufferin.
Originally named the "Indian
National Congress-" it is not, as
in the United States, the title OF
a legislative body. 1t is a political
party-the largest and best organ
lied in India, although its men,
bership in 1941 was only a mil
lion and a half, or a ratio OF
l in 259 of the total population.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
Concrete Feeding
Floors for Hogs
Improves Pigs Health
And Saves on Food

And Saves on Food
RETTER pork can be produced
- and a saving in food result.
where concrete feeding floors are
used in hog lots.
The concrete feeding floors are
generally made about 4 inches thick.
in sections of about 10 square feet.
For poorly drained land. it may be
necessary to fill in with about 6
inches of gravel or cinders.
1t will take ~ sacks of portland
cement; % cubic yard Of sand and
l cubic yard gravel OF crushed rock
to build a feeding lot 100 square
feet, 4 inches thick.
In addition to better health con
troll, concrete feeding floors should
result in about Is per cen increase
in number raised from the same
number of sows. They will grow
more evenly and reach market
weights weeks earlier. 1t is ad-
visable to provide shade when hogs
are kept on concrete.
Pieces of 2 x As are commonly
used for side forms. They may be
salvaged as soon as the concrete
has set. A straight 2 X 4 may be
used as a Switchboard to level off
the concrete. The new concrete
should be properly cured by cover
ing with earth or straw as o o as
it has hardened enough not to be
marred. 1t should be kept moist for
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
Harvesting the Worm

Earthworms are being harnessed
and put to work to enrich the soil.
In their burrowing operations the
worm swallows the earth with its
minerals and vegetables, adds his
own secretions. and produces the
richest top soil known to science.
The presence of |" worms in one
square foot of earth. or one million
to the acre. i'll create annually
200 tons Of such soil. The crops
raised from such top soil are from
100 to 800 per cent larger.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
General Doolittle Meets a Doolittle

The last time I had seen General
Doolittle was at the desert airdrome
of Biskra on the edge Of the Sahara.
Lieut.. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle. head
of the Eighth air force Owe here.
noticed one day in the roster Of Of
icers at his staff headquarters
the name of a Captain Doolittle. One
day not long after that his phone
rang and the voice at the other end
said. This is Captain Doolittle."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

"Oh, yes" said the general. Il
had noticed your name and I mean,
to call you up sometime"
I'd like to come In and see you,"
said the voice at the other end.
why. yes. do that" the general
said. I'm pretty busy these days.
but III switch you to my aide and
he'll make an appointment for you
Glad you called. captain. III look
forward tn seeing you"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

m e n W o k i n 6
around the planes
and we wanted a
nice ditch handy
for diving into.
The way to have
a nice ditch is to
dig one. W e
wasted no time.
Would that all
slit trenches could
be dug in soil like
that. The sand
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

THE Longtime torso hugging two
L piecer is the last word in
smartness. This clever style,
made up in light weight wooden,
will give you an ensemble that's
easy to make, easy to wear and
easy to look at!
Pattern No. $3.50 comes in sizes IL. -.
10, IA, IS. 16. 10 and 20. Size IL. short
sleeves. requires 394 yards of So or 80
inch material.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

HERE is an adorable set of tiny
- first clothes for the very small
member of your family. 1t makes
a lovely gift for a new baby.
Make the little dress of organdy,
dimity or dotted swiss-the dainty
undertakings in fine lawn or
batiste.
Pattern No. 8706 comes in sizes 6 mos.
/. 2 and 3 years. Size l. dress. requires
13s yards of IS or 80 incl material; pantie
and slip. la yards: 3 yards lace for
pantie and slip.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

Hedlu Ol lle civil.
ian and fighting
forces Of America.
Veterinary lab
o%ratories are also
beginning to uti-
lie eggs for the
vaccine utilized
in sleeping sick
ness among live
stock. Work now
being conducted
indicates t b a t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
Agriculture
In the News
By w. J. DRYDEN

Eggs for Vaccine
Nearly 4 million fertile eggs will be
used in six months for the making Of
vaccine for the protection Of the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
Ernie Pyle's Slant on the War:
Digging bitches Becomes
A Welcomed Job to els
Foxholes Offered Projection
Against Nazis' Continued attack
By Ernie Pyle

Editors Motel: This dispatch a rriuen and first published urhcn Pyle
ms uh the CHS at the african 'front.' He is noW o his "a to cover the
boys in the Pacific ur zones.
WITH TROOPS IN AFR1CA:-Wheno our Sahara salvage
expedition found wrecked %airplanes far out on the endless
desert, the mechanics went to work taking off disable parts;
and four others of us appointed ourselves the official ditch
diggers of the day.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

W. were all afraid Of being strafed
II the Germans came over and saw
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01

at least five days by frequent
sprinkling.
1t is often desirable to place a low
curb and an apron or cutoff wall ex.
tending into the ground about ~ or
2 feet deep around the edge of the
feeding floor as in the drawing. This
prevents the undermining of the
floor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-01
for Double Bed Made From
Thirty Six Inch Material; No Waste
By Ruth Wyeth Spears

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
hnhQhah nha,h hahnh hnhnhuhs cl.yoyi /. dounovi
Glasovi II domovine:
lstego dne svo bio
ronieno Tito in ioz!"

runIeno ITO m Ioz!
Med starimi borci cetrte cr-
nogorske brigade, ki 8 ponosom
nosijo spomenico il 1941. leta,
Sc nahaja tudi Luka Mijatovic,
decek Ia Let.
Ko je julia meseca 1941 IL
bruhnila crni gori vstaja, je
odsel Luka skupno svojini ro-
ditelji in sestro Daro v partiza-
ne. Luka je junasko vzdrzal vse
borbe in dodge pohode preko Bic
lasnice, Treskavice in drugih bo-
sanskih planin.
Ko je odsel Y cetrti ofenzivi il
bolnisnice, kjer je prebolel titus,
SO bile najtezje borbe pri Prozo-
ri, kjer je, cepray izerpan zara-
di bolezni, zgrabil ranjenca, XII
je zaostal ma poti in ga prenesel
preko reke, ko so Sc Nemci bill
zali. Ia to dejanje je dobil Luka
pohvalo Vrhovnega' staba.
]. Med peto ofenzivo je v Sotski
njegova brigada bila nadclove-
ske boje. Kot kurir brigadnega
staba je hodil cd bataljona do
bataljona in vzdrzeva stalno
zvezo. ''Istega dne sva bila ra-
njena Tito in JAZZ" pripoveduje
s ponosom ia mladi borec.
V najtezjem polozaju Sc je pr
vikrat srecal S Titom. Luka OPT
suje to srecanje takole:
"Bila je mesecina. Stal sem
ma poti "a zvezo z bataljonom.
Prisel je toyaris Tito. Spoznal
sem ga, ceprav je bila noe. Niko-
Ii ne bonn pozabil tega srecanja.
Kan je krenila kolona?' je
vprasal tovaris Tito. Pokazal
sem mu pot. Bill sem utrujen in
sestradan. To je bill eden najtez.
jih dni, toda zame DO ostal v
najlepsem spominu.'' 4.
Septembra 1943 so borci eetr.
te crnogorske proletarske briga.
de napravili slavno pot cd Tuzle
do KoIasina, prihiteli so ma klic
crnogorskega 'ljudstva po resi-
! tvi, da osvobode domovino. Sti.
risto mladih proletarcev z Luke
je jurisalo mesto Kolasin, gnez
do crnogorske reakcije. Meste
je bilo osvobojeno, toda <boji se
MISC bill koncani. Cetniski ban.
! diti SO vedeli, da bodo "a vedne
izgubili Crno goro, &c 81 ne pri.
dobe zopet Kolasina. Bitka "a
obrambo mesta je trajala sest
dni.
Il V bitki "a osvoboditev mests
Kolasina so prelili -kri sinov:
Crne gore, Srbije, Bosne IN Dal
macije. V boju je v jurisih pade
tudi tovaris Jurica Ribar, sir
predsednika AVNOJa Ivana Ri
baria. Zmaga pri Kolasinu je ma
manila novo dobo "a crnogorske
ljudstvo. - 4--
Il Luka Mijatovic je bill v tel
borbah ranjen. Ko SO jeseni 1914
korakale nase brigade Rdeci ar
madi nasproti, je cetrta crno
gorska brigada ostala sama M
odseku Krusevca bojih Get
niki. Drugi in tretji battalion
brigade sta bila odrezana. Luke
! je dobil nalogo, da dobi zvezo
| cepray bi moral napraviti POI
po ovinkih, je presekal pot tel
Sc prebil skozi same cetniske po
lozaje. Tako je prisel do bata
iona.
Luka Mijatovie je bill odliko
van z redom hrarosti.
'Nasa vojska l2. feb. l945
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
Glasovi + domovin9:
"a Nelnce nj yarne
|poti po nas zelnlji

pOu ~ HdS1 LtlHlJl
Zasede SO postavljene, nina
polozena. Dvajset borcev Kokrs-
kega odreda lei v zaklonih. Sko-
ii visoke snezne zamete sno ga
zili in Sc koncno spustili v doll
no. zelezniska proga je bila mas
cilj. In sedaj lezi pred nami:
diva svetla jeklena pasova Sc
zgubljata v daljavo, obcutljivi
boleci zivec nemske vojske. To-
da maj ne pozabijo, .da teee ia
ziyec skozi naso zemljo.
Dvajset mas je, borci, diva mi
nerja in obvescevalec, dovolj
mas je, da zopet ne DO prispel
nemski vojaski transport ma
vzhodno fronto. Lezimo v snegu
in napeto pricakujemo trenotka,
XII smo ga ze tolikokrat doca-
kali: bobnenje prihajajoeega VIA
ka, eksplozija, kricanje ranje-
nih Nemcev, nekaj Sc jih DO
znaslo, takrat pa bodo zapele
nase strojnice in puske, mogoee
Sc jih bo nekaj razbezalo po "a
snezenih gricih, ostaii pa bodo
m rtvi in uniceno DO orozje.
'Ugnali Jill bomo," to so misli,
XII vsakemu izmed mas role po
glavi.
Akcijo vodi komandir Dusan.
S pazljivim ocesom osine progo
in ugotovi temno postavo, XII Sc
priblizuje po traenicah. Samo ze-
leznicar je in zopet nekaj mi
nut "a MIN patrola. Nina je do
bro zakrita. in vsaka sled je IT,
ginila pod snegom, XII Sc vedno
naletava. .:...
IRA je pol treh popoldne, Sc
nekaj ninut in vlak DO prisel
tedaj dvigne vodnik glavo:
'Tovarisi, ste slisali?" VS.
napno usesa. In res, zaslisi sc
lalno brnenje in avtomobilska
hupa.
"Fantje, derezina je. Pozor!!
Prisla pa nj derezina. Kot je'
klena prikazen je drsel po trac'
micah zelezniski oklopni voz
Vsen je zastal din. zeleznisk
tank je privozil ma mino, tire.
scilo je, njegov zadnji del je cd
skoeil in odneslo ga je. L. lin ma
sprednjen delu so Sc vsuli rata.
Ii. Odgovorile so nase puske, to.
da zavedai smo Sc, da nase oro-
zje mocnemu oklopu ne DO kos
Vrnil smo Sc v taborisee ir
malo grizlo mas je, da Sc nam je
akcija le ma pol posrecila. Drug
dan pa nam je obveseevalecr pri.
nesel veselo vest: 49,.
q zelezniski promet je ustav.
lien "a Il ur. v tanku je nasel
srnrt nemski general, visji oficir
in wee vojakov il njegovega
spremstva. Izbralf so 81 maj.
varnejsi naein' potovanja il
Ljuhljane v Jesenice, toda var.
mega potovanja po slovenski
zemlji "a nemske bandite nj. =.
To smo jim pokazali in zado'
voljni smo bill S svojo akcijo.
| Karl Zrnec,
("Nasa yoiska" IL. feb, l94S]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
|Nedelio IN Proznik
Itudi q gospodinio

Praznovanje doiocenih dni,
pri mas SO to nedelje in prazni-
XII, XII je bilo ze Cd vsega pocetka
uveljavljeno v cloveskem redu
lla zemlji, ina globok sn1isel in
je nujna naravna potreba de-
lovnega ljudstva. Clovek, XII Sc
dan "a dnem trudi in ubija "a
vsakdanji kruh, mora imeti
vines dan pocitka, da 81 osvezi
in obnovi svoje dusevne in te-
lesne moci in Sc potem Ilovo
voljo in novim pogumom lott
della. &c je to potrebno vsakemu
cloveku, je tembolj potrebno
gospodinji, katero itak vedno
oklepa delo brez konca in kra-
ia. Navadno je pa po nasih
domnevah slika TAXA, da je go
spodinJa OBJ nedeljah in prazni-
kin Sc bolj zaposlena kakor oh
delavnikih. Druzinski clani SO
vsaj zjutraj vsi donna, vsi no
eejo sveze perilo, zlikane oble-
ke, opoldne pa boljse kosilo. Ko
pride popoldne, pa je gospodi-
MIA tako utrujena, da ne more
nikamor ma izprehod. Pogosto
pa jo Be popoldne caka kaksno
nujno delo, da mora n. pr. "a
krpati delovne obleke "a pri-
hodnji dan, pa je nedelja pri
kraju in je zveeer bolj utruje-
ma kakor sicer.
Zavedati Sc je pa treba, da
mora imeti tudi gospodinja de-
lopust, &c hoce zdrzati. Zato 81
maj sama uredi med tednom de-
10 tako, da DO OBJ nedeljah in
praznikih cim bolj prosta. Te-
meljito ciscenje. stanovanja Sc
itak napravi ze v soboto ali Sc
bolje, V petek, potem v nedeljo
nj treba tako obsirnega po-
spravljanja in Sc pri tenn lahko
sodelujejo vsi druzinski clani.
- Mnoge gospodinje popolno-
ma zanemarijo svoje stanova-
ME, ravne pred vecjimi prazni-
XII pa jih popade prava besnost
"a ciscenje, da garajo vse dni in
potem prezive vse praznike sto-
kajoc cd utrujenosti. Kdor
sproti snazi in cisti, nina po-
tenn pred prazniki toiiko della,
da bi ga ne mogel zmagovati.
! Poglavje Ease je tudi nedelj-
sko in praznicno kosilo. Jasno
je, da 81 zeli druzina oh takih
dneh kaj boljsega ma mizo, &c
r. azmere kolickaj dopuscajo.
Vseeno pa Sc lahko gospodinja
precej razbremeni, &c ze prejs-
Mi dan pripravi to ali ono "a ne
deljsko kosilo, n. pr. mocnato
jed, govejo JUNO, solate, mrzlo
pecenko it'd. V nedeljo potem
samo pripravi 81 riz ali kako
krompirjevo prikuho, vkuh a
govejo juho, spece pecenko in
kosilo je kar nitro opravljeno.
- PRAY ma isti nacin bi morala
odpraviti vecerjo. Tudi S pomi-
vanjem posode bi Sc gospodinja
in tudi gospodinjska pomocni-
ca v nedeljo ne smela po nepo-
trebnem muciti. Zadostuje, ce
osnazi pribor, XII bi drugace zar-
javel, in pa stedilnik, da je tu-
di v nedeljo v kuhinji lepo.
&c 81 DO gospodinja znala tako
urediti delo, bo vsaj EN- dan V
tednu razbremenjena in bo tudi
delezna veselega delopusta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-11-01

mittee in a statement issued here
declared that the main objective
of the visit of the Committees
president, Judge Joseph M.
Proskauer, and Jacob Blaustein,
chairman of its executive COM
mittee, to President Truman re-
Gently was to advise the President
that substantially all Jews, whe-
Their Zionist or non-Zionist, were
united on the pressing need for
Jewish immigration into Pales-
tine and fully support his request
that the British Government i'm
mediately admit 100000 Jews in
to Palestine"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-11-01
Jewish Congress Scores Bevin For
Drawing Distinction Between
Zionists and Jews

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The
World Jewish Congress issued a
statement expressing surprise
and regret" at the fact that For
eign Secretary Bevin, in the
course of one of his statements
this week, sought to draw dis
tinction between the Zionist Or
ganization and "Jewry as a
whole" in their insistence ION the
fulfillment of the pledged rights
of the Jewish people in respect to
Palestine"
"The World Jewish Congress,
speaking for Jewish communities
and organizations in more than
thirty countries and expressing
what is without question the atti-
tude of the great majority of the
Jews of the world, completely re-
pudiates the existence of any
such distinction" the statement
says. 1t stresses that the World
Jewish Congress land Jews every
where" will continue to give to
the Jewish Agency fullest sup
port in its battle for the rights !
of the Jewish people with regard |
to Palestine"
American Jewish Committee
Issues Statement On Its
Position On Palestine
The American Jewish Com
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-11-01
Arabs Protest Against
'March of Time"
Film On Palestine

LONDON, (JTA) - The Arab
Office in London announced
that it has submitted a protest
to U. S. Ambassador John G..
Winant against the film on Pal
estine released by the March
of Time"
At the same time, the Arab
office informed the British Gov
eminent that should the film be
shown in Palestine, it will lead
to repurcussions. Arab leaders
claim that the film grossly mis-
represented" the Arabs in a man.
ner likely "to arouse contempt
and antipathy for them"
Orchard de Rouchement,
March of Time" producer, said
in New York that the film opal
estine Problem" was made by two
photographers, neither of whom
is Jewish, who contacted both
British and Palestinian Arabs.)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-11-01
Egyptian Government
Will Fix Synagogues
Damaged In Riots

CAIRO, (JTA) - Repairs of
the damage suffered by synagog-
ues in Cairo and Alexandria dur
ing the anti-Jewish riots in Egypt
a fortnight ago will be paid for
by the Government, it was an
nounced here. A committee has
been set up in the Ministry Of
Public Works to estimate the ex-
tent of the damage, and it is
expected that reconstruction of
the synagogues will begin short
ly.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
|StiIwen, Macarthur
|Conferring in Manila
On Next Pacific Drive
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, June Cen. Joseph
w. Stilwell, commander of Army
ground forces, has been in Ma
Mia conferring with Gen. Mac
Arthur, commander of all "On
to Tokyo" ground forces, Gen
MacArthur's headquarters dig-
closed today.
Gen. Stilwell made several visits
to forward areass inspecting troops
and examining terrain. He con-
suited with various commanders in
the theater.
There was little doubt that the
primary subjects of the conference
between the two generals were the
next major American amphibious
operation in the Pacific and the
disposition of the 100000 Ameri-
can ground forces President Tru-
man said will be used to crush
Japan.
American commanders haven't
said where the next big sea- borne
push will strike-the China coast
or Japan-but the japanese have
been openly guessing that it would
be Japan. 1t has been generally
conceded that at least the initial
part of the invasion of the enemy's
homeland would be under the di-
rection of Admiral Chester w. MINI
itz. co-commander with Gen. Mac
Arthur for the final drive.
Gen. StilWell is one of the Army's
leading authorities on China, where
he was former commander of Amer
ican forces. His visit to Manila at
time when the Japanese are with
drawing from some sections of the
China coast and contracting their
hold in other port areas may be
significant.
Almost simultaneously with the
Macarthur -Stilwell conference, the
Chinese high command announced
that well over 100 miles of the East
China coast around Foochow, just
beyond the northern tip of Formosa
has been cleared of Japanese.
And the japanese Domei news
agency broadcast a dispatch saying
that worried Japanese in Hong
Kong, key port of the South China
coast, we're making every effort to
prepare for any imaginable con-
tingency." The invaders have been
withdrawing their forces in this
sector for several weeks toward
Hong Kong and Canton, while
bombers from Gen. Macarthur S
command and the China based
United States 14th Air Force har-
ried both cities.