Show 12 Salt £akt Tribune November 9 1944 lT1k 1 Japan Faces Thursday Morning 24 Raids Daily Acts Evacuate to WASHINGTON Nov Jittery Tokyo (UP) The time coming when sands of American bombers will 1 1 Highly Inflammable Cities visit Henry H Japan daily on 8 — is American-hel- d thou- — CHUNGKING Nov 8 (UP) Japanese troops launched three on encircled violent attacks Kweilin and appeared to be making some headway in the eastern and western suburbs the Chinese high command announced Wednesday while other enemy troops to the south captured Hsiujen and were developing a new thrust toward Gen WASHINGTON Nov 8 (UP) — Tokyo displaying increasing alarm over anticipated large scale American air raids Wednesday announced that perhaps millions of civilians would be evacuated from 11 of Japan's inflammable cities under new regulations de- centers eiganed to decentralize huge population At the same time Tokyo an- Bounced a continuation of the ahakeup in its Philippines military command now headed by Lt Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita conqueror ©f Singapore In broadcasts - recorded by the federal communications commis- sion Tokyo said that Premier Gen Kuniaki Koiso’s cabinet had adopted regulations providing for the ‘'decentralization of people” such as the old and young and 15 pregnant women effective Nov reThe action followed Tokyo 9 Superports that American fortresses had appeared over the main Japanese island of Honshu on reconnaissance missions three times this month in preparation for later large scale raida The broadcast said that cities to be evacuated under the expanded program included Tokyo Kawasaki Yokohoma Yokosuka Osaka Kobe Nagoya Moji Tobata and Yamada Before the new action Tokyo and other large cities had been partially evacuated and in Tokyo tens of thousands of houses entire street sections and residential blocks had been leveled to serve as fire breaks Following Tuesday’s announcement that Yamashita had replaced Lt Gen Shigenori Kuroda as commander in the Philippines Tokyo Wednesday announced the appointment of Adm Denschichi Okochi as commander of Philippines naval forces and Vice Adm Shigeu and Vice Adm Takujiro Onishl aa Joint commanders of Japanese naval air units Tokyo did not specify whom it was possible they replaced-antheir predecessors might have been killed in the great American naval victory' in the Philippines sea Manila radio The broadcast an interview with Yamashita who declared himself confident of an ultimate Japanese victory Yamashita claimed it was the first time he had set foot in the Philippines although Gen Dougin las MacArthur announced March 1942 that he had taken command at Bataan from Lt Gen Masaharu when the latter's campaign bogged down B-2- j Ko-ku- ra ‘ Fu-kuto- ! Jap-controll- ed Worry of $95 Z FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping dropping or wabbling Just when you eat talK or laugh sprinkle a little PASTEETH on youra pleasant powder gives plates Thissense of added comfort and remarkable by hoicilng plates more firmly security No gummy gooey pasty taste or feelGet ing It's alkaline (non-aciFASTEETH at any drug store (Adv) b fhgi-8cuj&- Briftsh tlatr Lofton d) Arnold said Wednesday night Speaking in Detroit the commanding general of the army air were forces said Americans moving nearer and nearer to Tokyo “until finally that time comes when the Japanese will experience a daily visit by thousands of bombers” e “Today only the 9 can hit Japan proper but tomorrow— things will be different" Arnold said He explained long-rang- B-2- that aerial operations against Japan depended on securing more land bases from which to operate full-sca- le Lluchow The Japanese captured Hsiujen on Sunday night the Chinese an nounced The enemy continued his westward advance on the Liu river which runs north and south below the city- to a point 16 miles east of Liuchow where it turns sharply westward The enemy is “being halted” the Chinese said The communique disclosed that the Japanese after capturing Mosun drove about 30 miles north and reached an area south of where they made Hsianghsien “another forced crossing” of the Liu river at a point approximately 30 miles southeast of Liuchow Fighting is proceeding on the bank of the river the communique said This column is less than 40 miles from the one advancing west from Should they link up in Hsiujen the vicinity of Liuchow the Japanese would have completed at least technically their job of cutting China in two and sealing off the - Japs Buttress Burma Lines KANDY Ceylon Nov 8 UP) — Japanese troops pushed out of their strongly defended positions on Kennedy peak in the Chin hills section of southwest Burma have stiffened their defenses in the Fort White area but are being pounded from the air a southeast Asia command communique announced Wednesday Fighter-bomber- s which have succeeded in blasting Japanese troops from other positions in the difficult mountain region attacked objectives near Kalemyo 20 miles east of Fort White the communique said The announcement Indicated fighting was taking place on the Fort road to the east of Fort White in the direction of the Myitha river a tributary of the Chindwin In the Arakan region west African troops cleared an enemy strong point north of Paletwa after a successful air strike on the position while north of Buthidaung a number of enemy were killed in a patrol clash On the north Burma front British patrols were in action east and west of the railway south of Mawlu while Chinese troops continued to patrol along the Taying river toward Bharao Eastern aid command aircraft meanwhile attacked communications and buildings in central Burma losing one plane o White-Kalemy- 4 I 11 3 Launch Planes Tropical Hurricane Stifles Leyte Drive Japs Jap air actions of the past (Continued From Page One) ering Attacks on Raid Saipan hours a limited scale Seven were shot Liberators scored bomb damag on shipbuilding yards down a raid on Beset Kweilin Allies Take 3 On Malili on the Gulf Bone Dutch eastern Celebes w-e- southeast coastal sector Nisei Awarded Silver Star U S PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS Pearl Harbor Nov 8 UP) — Eleven Japanese planes raided American-hel- d Saipan and Tinian islands in the Marianas shortly after midnight Monday without inflicting damage or casualties Adm Chester W Nimitz announced Wednesday Antiaircraft shot down three and probably a fourth It was the second enemy raid with’in a week on the Marianas where Tokyo claims without confirmation that there is a bass for American which reportedly B-2- 9s are reconoitering Japan Of nine Japanese plains which raided Saipan’s Isely airfield and Tinian’s northern airstrip the night of Nov 1 three were shot down Wednesday’s also communique reported that army Liberators bombed Iwo Jima in the Volcanos north of the Marianas Monday starting a large fire and probably destroying two parked bombers Other Liberators destroyed a radio station and gun positions on Marcus island the same day and navy search planes 'bombed and strafed the Japanese on Wake island Large fires were started on twin-engin- ed CHILDREN'S COLDS’ COUGHING Penetro— quickly relieved bymutton suet Wake Army Thunderbolt fighter planes rocketed and strafed Pagan island in the Marianas and marine aircraft attacked small enemy surface craft in the northern Palau islands of the western Carolines of Ley- te the 96th infantry division still found enemy pockets of resistance in the mountains west of Dagami Spearheads of the 24th infantry division supported by tanks and heavy artillery fought doggedly into the enemy’s favorable defense positions Field dispatches reported the Japanese were displaying clever defensive tactics and using their artillery to better effect than at any time since the invasion of Leyte on Oct 20 The dense undergrowth concealed enemy snipers machine gunners and mortarmen as the Yanks hacked their way up the slopes that commanded the road to Ormoc Three-inc- h tank destroyer guns firing almost at pointblank range and fire shells that ignited the undergrowth helped dislodge the Nipponese “Why don't they come out and fight like us?” was the cry of American wounded as they were carried to the rear from the heavily wooded battle area One American battalion reported A P War Correspondent Fred Hampson punched its way Monday to the top of an important ridge against savage resistance GEN MACARTHUR’S HEADQUARTERS Philippines Thursday Nov 9 CP)— Mitchell medium bombers hit and damaged a Japanese destroyer off Mindanao in the southern Philippines Gen Douglas MacArthur announced Wednesday in a communique supplement cov DELIVERIES & in West of the Leyte invasion scene Liberators and fighters ranged over Cebu Negros and Panay destroying 35 enemy planes for certain probably destroyirg three others and sinking a 1000-to- n freighter One bomber and three fighters were lost THURS ONLY THIS WEEK FOR THREE DAYS — WE CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY NOV 11TH ARMISTICE DAY! 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