Show ft Pert Topper Doolittle Raid Anniversary Finds Japan Marked for Ruin Br MaJrCrie FiWif HIt Preceding PI) records tte renorted to have been beheaded This IS one pilots have to settle First Large Fire Raid In the first large incendiary raid year some on Tokyo March 10 this war of miles produc13 square tion plants and homes were burned Some 300 bombers parcapital heavily over the Japout in that raid and in subby Amej- ticipated strikes Blasted or burned at Nagoya and 40 tnnn knmhf WrP more than sequent even larger force probAn Kobe units such large plants including poured fire bombs of Japan's crumbling military and ably 400 industrial area xt Tokyo another Ueno as the in commercial might on the raid 15th he ctotion- the Mamnoucni April " a center xf enemy csp""telegraph exchange ifnI Hon Curtis E Lemay of network of 9000 saidT empire tne 21st bomber rcommand lines to other parts ot tne terminal T" ter the 15th raid that he believed the rising sun petroleum ae- industrial Japan's industry couia De Vint and scores of other alnna structures and warplants —I stroyea cy u that he "would need many more Destruction Barely ta? ted destruction f lias barely The? e round trip from The started lorcea me Doolittle? (then fat lieutenant the Marianas to Japan 01 iuei consump S U limn the to battered colonel) and the 10 lauea devasSome of work tion the started navy forced down at sea tation with the audacious attack Others441swere Homatrp inEii u 0 uia- when Japan's offensive was at its emergency ' rines in March secured peakhV h5r blood v conauest Doolittle led his army bombers wig inis save mc from the flight deck of the navy Ofi IWO - Jima lonHincr nlace and a basin — the in carrier Hornet later sunk uuuica for escorting lignters naii way south Pacific h Marianas ana uaoan The job now has been taken 9 As the attacks on Tokyo increased Superover by iand-base- d fortresses of the 20th and 21st in power it became opyiousine mvueu muus hnmber commands surjrjorted by Japs naa viior aircraft munitions navy career planes and Iwo Jima based army iienters xxew Dases and other war goods plants in me eage 01 are being established on Okinawa their capital even 10erounds Sur- i nalarp main325 from miles 4niai Japan's only were little ' the plants land rounding This power is being massed to home units supplying piece goods destroy Japan completely if neces- in sweatshop zasnion Fearsome Fire Bomb sary" Doolittle's raid was a small Th0 iTnUpfl States had a fear thine compared with a modern some fire bomb for these Tokyo bombing mission Probably three got a devastation shower on March of the Superfortresses carry pomD in n mission loads as large as ojoomue s Homes of an estimated 1300000 were wiped out workers T? ernn n a i ssanc e DhotoeraDhs dis out area inci that ofthe burned section industrial the all equaleji ve "anHed B-2- 9s 14-t- Xv lain ' ' A 3000-mil- B-2- 9s 1 old-fashion- 1 ed first dismal setbacks m the ra cific That the presmeut hnnr 4va aiifhni of these vic- tories he would De vw assert jr wish that anyone should wise choice of leaders by his clear of the basic print understanding nfae n etraacrv anfi bV hlS 8011 me "s""- ity to mobilize bemna u resources full forces the ing American nation Our Great Leader Taken Mmr Hr rh vprv hour of vie of Brooklyn and Queens and half tory over his most dangerous foe in the bright promise of victory in war to the Pacific as well our great Manhattan from the Battery US is from rtrosiriont taken 60th street in more God who has watched over tne The SuDerfortresses than 36 missions against Japan destinies of this repuDiic irom oarliect Havs has in His infmite broper also have destroyed five wisdom-thought best to call His square miles of Nagoya 06 square uut xne reto rest servant home 24 miles of Osaka and square because it lives on It miles of Kobe public lives The Sunerfortresses have de is and has always been greater than any single man It survived stroyed 434 Jap planes probably y the loss of Abraham Lincoln in an337 and damaged destroyed RHffhtlv Trior a than 180 SuDer other hour of victory and trial ' It as will survive the loss of Franklin fortresses have been announced "' Roosevelt in this strangely similost After the March 10 raid on lar hour Lincoln gave his life that the Tokyo Lemay said: "1 believe that he died all of those under my command union might be preserved from the that knew he before on these island bases have by more their participation in this single wreck of war a stronger and arise union would operation shortened this war"Yank enduring Franklin Roosevelt gave his life Doolittle and his band of of birdmen blazed a trail --to Tokyo that a greater union —atounion achieve g peace-lovin— all peoples three vears ago todav a trail that herthe hard-wo- n thunder with the roar peace and guard — to promises Free Gift of Superfortress engines until the itage of freedom might arise from A richly Tinted rising sun banner is hauled down the desolation of a more terrible war than Lincoln ever imagined Portrait wltb to total defeat every order Fin He too died before he saw the ished in a oayi— fulfillment of his vision To us Right price who remain behind he left the Authors Divorced tine quality of heritage and the responsibility hope-fro18 ADril vision that Nev that VEfiAS (UP) IAS bright Stephens STUDIO Rosamond Marshall author of the which his purpose never turned 909 25th St hefetsellinff novel "Kittv" today Dally Evening He cave us victory We shall was divorced from Earl Marshall of and snnaavs not fail to harvest the fruits of Radio of the York New executive Dial I victory — the America of just and enduring Corporation tiA B-2- 1 JOAN Actress Joan Blondell donned this feathered hat and dress for her role in 1 new motion tncture 1 r - v aiii MOVING'? 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