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Show THE HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, L, THURSDAY, APRIL PAGE SEVEN. PJ12, 1(5, logulnr, they said that pte-ei.simlties on Corregulor did not evenl 11 to 15 a day, that the morale of the defendeis was skv high mid that the island had suflnieiit food mid water for u i onsidernhle stand. toriegulor was crowded for a time with evacuees fiom Bataan, they said, but these were soon assigned to special duties. Morale in Bilaan lowered, they said, only when the J.ipmie.to broke through and it was realiz-tthat the end had ionic They revealed that several more nioruun army nurses were at Dot l egulor Disi ussing the Japanese bombing of a Bataan hospital in the final days they disagreed whether the attack was deliberate They agreed that there were military were winch objectives neiuby nt History Making Raid On Philippines Related In Detail story serial FRANTIC WEEKEND EDMUND FANCOTT BY FtHG COPYRIGHT. 142. NEA BERWICK. INC J 'hjjrZrcoarrr.a.loa BP ,r,!S.a 1 . - H- " 'r' - with BY Bill IM)N i TWF.S orresiiimlelit I iiitril Press Staff GKN MacAKTIU'KS f a d mlrati mulPAl i I1""'- p""' appm? , Japam-s- United li i ift barrage ever filed in hut again mid Philippines again hid fought off .maths hj anli-di- d tile Austrulm, April lt States bombing 'art in the plnnes which took histoiy-nmliinrani on the Philippines fought off teroeious attacks ol Japan's best fighter planes to return safe after tour days in territory dominated by the Japanese air force and navy, participants revealed today 25 Passengers it CHAPTER II seen you! KNOW where Ive soldier suddenly, Iv obeyed i i fightus Nuvy-- Thu teen planes, including flying made foit tosses, three the flight and the one plane whuh t.uied to return was not shot down it fell vutun to a dcleilive motor! whuh gruumh d it The J'i pel. soils brought tank slipped out of Uorregidor fortress amU in Manila hay last week-enput the bombers at a serial They bi ought buck 23 passeng- rendezvous for the flight to Ausers. including the liaison officer tral! i, where they arrived yester-- j ot the Chinese army, Capt. Jesus day. Fool The Japs Villamor, heroic ai e of the PhilipThi v broke through the blink-- ' pines air coips, and lj members under the hums of the lap-- j of the United States army air ade g him. Xrdy Lorton painted, against a hills. mckcound of Laurentian Don t tell him. at stared I.MjTa me you know Ferdy? I I do. Hes a great friend of -- It doesn't sur-m- e. fvra Hes a great friend of every man in Montreal. lost I'd better introduce myself. 1 Monk'ncjse, lieutenant, jge Artillery. I saw Canadian ,vai ur picture first in the Spring nodded. corps who will join Gen. Douglas MucArthur's forces here and take part in the developing offensive for the southwest Pacific. Participants said that not only had the planes passed unscathed thiough perhaps the most furious t legitimate taigels The passengers met the bombers at mi air field in the Philippines, which the attack fleet used as all adv .lined striking base to from which make sorties Nichols mulroine, Managainst ila: Davao, Dehu and Batangas Japanese planes circled over this advanced base, it was revealed. Passengers 1 .istoil When the bombing planes had elided their mission, the passengers were distributed among the 5 flying fortresses and the d who at the tune were savailv shelling Corregulor from baltuus on two sides of the naval mainland while enemy bombers burled their missiles on llie island Kiesh from Bataan and Cot- - Corregidor. a Nat and Floyd, Manila Tex. 40(10 Mile ITight While the American forces and all Australia thrilled to the exploit of the American bombing planes, which were believed to have broken all records In aerial warfare Dy their 4,000 mile flight, starting last Saturday and ending only yesterday, United States and Australian planes continued their offensive renuttmgly bases invasion Japanese Aus ralm. They raided Rabaul, the largest of them, in the Bismarck islands Col . Fisher, headquarters, northeast of the continent, yesterday. Philippines department. Lieut Col, William R. Kninurd, They scored a direct hit on a a communique medical corps. ship, Japanese Capt Joseph Moore, air rorps said, also a damaging near miss. Wharves and buildings were hit Capt. Henry Thorne, air corps. Capt. Harvey Whitfield, air also, it was believed. AH planes returned. cm ps . Wienert, air corps. Earlier yesterday, the allied Lieut G e r r i t y, air planes had made another raid on Lieut. Thomas Kocpang, in Netherlands Timor, corps. Lieut seiond must dangerous base. Conley, mr corps. Four signal corps enlisted men. Three enlisted eir corps bomBIT IT WAS WRECKED ld SEATTLE. April 18 d'lb bardiers. Donna May Treleavon, at Five enlisted air corps navigators play, coasted her fathers car Frank Hewlett, Inited Press down a hill and WTecked it. Crawlstaff correspondent who covered ing from the debris unhurt, she the ButHiin peninsula campaign commented, well. I didnt use any at the front and then went to gas or bust any tires. . frequently ane.se two or bombers. plane, and the fleet look off Tuesday night to make b ne in Austmha without incident. Paseng'rs who made the break, following the trail of MaeArlhur mil Piesident Manuel L. Quezon of the Philippines included: l.ieut Col. Chi Wang, liaison officer of the Chau se. army ill the Philippines. Charles A Bodies, chief Col ol the Philippines air corps Jesus Millanuir, PhilipCapt pines air corps, winner of the distinguished flying cross with for attacking 3U oak leaf chi.-te-r with six old bombing planes fighters. thtee to Five-year-o- B-2- ihibition. Luckily most of my friends jdn't recognize me, said Myra 5d never have lived it dowt. :e had a crazy idea that there wis those xne relation between all Laurentians umps and hills in the Myra laughed. nd my face. Maybe he was right at that. Ferdy thinks the world of you. In a purely platonic way, of Now if you turse, said Myra. tally want to meet that rhapsody to help i blue, he is the man cu. He not only knows every I but sooner or later was soon plunged into the meet all the prettiest Monday thick of it. u She seccctdiy to Mr. Mucullum and Lieutenant Nigel Monkhouse the more Ins woi k grew the more By eleven o'clock He nodded lrrs inerea.-ed- . uSed at his cigarct. sTie had foi gotten about the girl know I me. dont Yj :0ly. It gets at the station and the shy young a he does it. With that sandy officer in the train. In fact she e. had forgotten all about the weekair and that grin of his,. I sup-osHe's not tall, hes not dark, end by noon and it seemed as he looks though she had never done anye's not even handsome, thing but work. t times as though he slept out all But two interesting things inall.ght on the tiles, and yet he ti uded into the busy morning. ays seems to have a pretty girl Her young sister telephoned to in town, 13n e 1 In the outer office Myra saw Miss Blue Hat at a desk and crossed to her. saw you on the platform at Lakeside this morning. seems to There say that her brother had arrived home suddenly from England. That was important news. He was Myras favorite brother and Had been overseas with the First Canadian Division since the lirst sailing; ins return was unexpected. But apparently he had been commissioned in England and was one of a number of ofTirers sent nes that would run a mile before back for posting to the Third Dipeeking to a girl like Eluc Hat vision. The other thing that happened d the station. was not so important. Nigel Monkhouse blushed and Miss Mack! Mr. Macallums ruined. Well theres something .one startled her from a steep ) comfortable about no stack of papers she was sorting. you I want you to slip over to onsense and all that sort of I want th. stockbroker! ung." 10 hand this to him personally. Myra shook her head without yu It a- very important and I want ie dicker of a smile on her face. it to gel to him quickly. No. Thats not it. He handed her a bulky envelope I know your You look at a pretty face and in a few minutes she was out rpe. rd fail for it and it frightens you in St James Street wondering how ) much you rush right into the so many people managed to find s of a motherly sort to tell her time to walk about while she was It about it. But thats the way spending all her days at a desk. It was quiet in the stockbrokers goes. You pay for your weak-e- s in this world. Here we office and she was told to go re at Montreal West and you straight through to Mr. Ransom's uld have been with the office. As she readied the door sitting head all this while in an aura it opened and she bumped right (ecstasy, instead of with a dead-6- n into the girl who was coming out. like mine. That is if you'd She gasped and the girl gasped, ad enough nerve. then the girl apologized but Myra There the incident have only stared. Miss Blue Hat the might tied. The conversation made the girl on the station platform. d of the journey to Montreal go cry quickly. Myra said a quick ATYRA went past her and de- sewell to Lieutenant Monkhouse 1 Mr. hvered her envelope. r the station platform and made Ransom asked her to wait outcr way to St. James Street and side for a return envelope which office. would be icady in a minute. In the outer office she saw the girl 'HE offices of Consolidated Steel at a desk and crossed to her. were even more busy than Sorry I banged into you so with war work and Myra hard just now." r with him. two in love hope for me. He said it half humorously but !yra took him up. I doubt it, she said. You're nice enough boy, but you've got o nerve. The ones that speak me like you did are always the aould be ) J ... n 4 i v h 1 f. Banker Addresses Memphis Mortgage Meeting ogan !EMI'HIS. 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CASTING ROD. 8V2-f- t. ot whip and resilience. J nose. Why not?" echoed Myra slowly. Well, if yo ask me, I should say you make up to compete with 98c women rather than to interest men. A smile flickered for a moment on the girl's face. You might explain. Simple, said Myia. Loak at your lips and your eyes. If you had a face like mine you'd need twice as much as that, but with a face like yours you need about a quarter of it There was no time to say any more because a boy had brought an envelope to Myra who smiled a farewell to the girl and moved to the door. The girl watched her go with a faint smile playing about her lips. Then Mr. Ransom came out of his office and crossed to her. he said to his Well, Fay, daughter, what does an office feel like after the hectic life? Not so bad. She smiled up ot him. One meets as many strange people here as anywhei e ele. Who was that girl who came in just lenses 5. SPORTS GOGGLES. 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