Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1942, Page 7

r THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1942. Enemy Within Fighter Planes’ Fuel Range Of Australian Base By GEORGE WELLER, ' Poreign Correspondent of The Star and Chicago Dally News. A BATAVIA, Feb. 5—Increased Japanese air activity south of the %fi:?%f;.ffl"&&';“&f él:eo}j:liloe‘;i Why continue mulling over and over again those many and various claims of par advantage her superior forces on : excellence in beef quality—ever hoping for the best—when the BEST is assured i:fii}ffi?pi'r‘fn'nlfwfifl A‘ufi‘{ire:llln.tf , by simply placing your confidence in the sole judgment of the U. S. Govt. Beef the key to domination of the South Grading and Stamping Service. Pacific, In what evidently was a recon- : This ever-unbiased, all-ways uniform, yardstick of beef quality—clearly Idem;- naissance raid, a Japane: 1 g % R : ity! h identification is U. S. M‘mfl“ dm;':pcd: athglo bowb and | 3 fies for you the TRUE beef quality! And when such identification i : ' . machine-gunned two Dutch ships at | & i “CHOICE""—you need no other relcommendtl:tlon to know that you're buying the Koepang on the southern coast of | 23 sty i r f beef regularly sold at retail. ‘Timor. Koepang is only 500 miles hlghest 9 Eceichibes 9 y from Port Darwin. Japs No Longer Restricted. Signifying that the Japanese are now within fighter planes’ fuel- range of Port Darwin was the an- nouncement yesterday that a flying boat had been shot down en route from that southernmost Allied bastion to Koepang. The Japanese no longer are restricted to hit-and- run tactics. It is becoming a battle between fighter planes in this area. Aware that her immediate re- sources in this respect are greater, Japan throws them lavishly over tropical seas. The purpose is not only bombing military objectives and terrorist bombing, but annihi- lation of the Sumatra and Java de- fenses. To check this advance the Allies must obtain fighter superiority in at least a single place. The Malay episode demonstrates the futility of piecemeal reinforcements. ‘Two Encouraging Spots. The encouraging spots suddenly appearing are Balik Papan in East- ern Borneo and Amboina in Ceram, which are still giving trouble to the Japanese. Radio silences descend- ing on these places means that they are fighting for their lives and must protect themselves against the radio compass. It is appreciated fully here that in relieying Britain, the United States may be acting from a long-range view. At the same time it is evident that only through every assistance and continual reinforcements ar- riving here can the battle be main- tained. With their meager means the Netherlands Indies already have ‘_ * : 3509 GA. AVENUE N.W. proved themselves to the world. C c ‘m N STREETS NE (Copyright, 1942, Chicago Daily News, Inc.) 3 — 3 4555 WIS. AVENUE NW. J. H. Pendlefon Dies; ; 100% . 15th & R.I. AVE. NE Oldest Marine General o - M’ SWIFT’S sure porc 6514 6L, AVENUE RV, est Mar D - % 1850 WILSON BLYD. By the Associated Press. A SAN DIEGO, Feb. 5—MBJ Gen. ARLINGTON, VA. Joseph Henry Pendleton, 81, oldest * All bones, gristle and sinews removed and excess fat kept to @ minimum! United States marine officer of gen- e o e | e dc biicaciil PORK LOIN ROAST .5 2.3°¢ 1he Marine Gorps inagse e from | Z4 giant bo% ] Hockless : = Brig. Gen. Pendleton was known i Boned & Rolled Milk-Fed 16. throughout the Marine Corps in all M ; C 2 7 parts of the worldbus “Uncle Joe,'l' S OKED vEAL noAsT O T i Ib. Before he became a brigadier genera ; ¢ AR B SHOU LDERS months’ foreign, expeditionary and Yellow Any Size Piece—Sugar-Cured w""inorei! E'/l 1b. 17 it el tme ne rad sevet | . : STRIP BACON = 27 " A-fi’s Phila. Style c nine expeditions and campaigns. in- | 24 V> ciery PX9* Porbolhng 1b. C§ - - Swi Ib. 11 cluding the Spanish-American War, e 2 N SGRIPPLE- =t service in the Philippines, Panama, ecessary AR T g distinguished himself d 4 o PABST'ETT of the marine force which operated CUDAHY’S PURIT AN Sugar-Cured Fresh-Caught in Nicaragua in 1912 and restored In 1917 he was Military Governor of - : Sy o s i Niearagua and Santo Domingo. He G 2 20° order on behalf of the government | § R WHOLE o RG‘ES pkgs. of President Zamorra. To do this | 4 o 3 b d he led marine forces in dispersing | 2 l Standar a Nicaraguan stronghold which had | £ DE“ (8 Pimento been considered invincible since the . Ibs. aver. "7 % . days of the Spanish Conquistadores. | 1 Santo Dt:amindgo.h u 2 Lo : ees He received the Navy Cross for i 4.« Nollie’s % Libby's Fancy T 15 the Santo Domingo campaign and ' & 9C KERS for. | D Nl aticntinere o PEANUT BUTTER SWEET PICKLES- "" e.!,o.,‘.,wwfi— Iso held the Mexi i T o1 . e Secall the }elicarea)é\f:x’\‘ fiZES’:iEfi Aunt Nellie’s Libby's Cut 17 os. I7C Fancy No. 1 medal, the West Indian campaisn| SALAD DRESSING ior RED BEETS cans’ SMELTS medal, the Spanish campaign medal, 3 = 5 Victory medal and Santo Domingo | 4 unt Nellie’s Libby'’s medal MAYONNAISE ; BARTLETT PEARS 2::.’& 29 H . A Nellie’s Dromedary Orange-Nut or Fire Damages || 2xUNE Suice - 15° | DATE-NUT BREAD 2% 25¢ Rosse” SChOOI Aunt Nellie’s Vegetable or zin"ba Joan of Arc 2 Jumbo 25C As Board Meets || TOMATO SOUP KIDNEY BEANS The sonaiet sifen irborrunten Aunt Nellie’s Tiny W hite 2 No. 2 Isc Sunshine b et of sirens interrupted 2 | IRISH POTATOES £ cons KRISPY CRACKERS - 18 late yesterday, and members looked RTT Vermont Maid out of windows to see fire engines Aunt Nellie's 12-01. Isc racing down Thirteenth street, As| CHILI SAUCE !;’:',: lzc SYRUP bet. they return to their deliberations, i White House the report came in that the fire was Kitchen Queen 12 os. c 1b. c & PEEATSIMLLTY TOMATS catsup 25:19° | cofrel” . 29 California ICEBERG Milo F. Christiansen, District co- ordinator of recreation, dashed from bl e the meeting. The Rossell School ”» ies. ces % houses offices of the Recteation De- «OUR ONE and ONLY X partment. Feb. 7. Two alarms were sounded for the blaze, which was confined to floor- E ing and walls on the first story of the old brick structure, and a fire Can Buy captain was injured fighting it. The Finest Money . . Capt. F. D. Scroggins of No. 10 Truck ) QUARTERS é la"ge crispy head Co. was treated at Emergency Hoss | (@ OR D e B pital for a gashed arm. The first alarm was turned in when ‘several office workers noticed - - = . smoke, and firemen called more ap- | § : A oRA"GEs SSQ&IIFS.T doz. zsc paratus after experiencing difficulty 3 N ¥ fighting the flames shooting up be- | 3 fl = B tween walls. The first was believed : p NS nY / RGE caused by overheating. s o e 3 5 TE"PLE oRA"GEs SL‘QE%T 4101- 29C United States Coast Guard re- : e : P \ SWEET, JUICY 25 g\;lltrxer:{ :‘%{on now open at 1 i : N\ ) 0RA"G FLORIDAS for F Combating the Pain of Arthrigs | ' GRAPEFRUIT s oy = have ll Rel Irn .:llfllll Valley oL Ve, dem e rspes, Wi ; U.S.No.1 MAINE § R S LA 4 = 19c u..........";:'f.', e 4 ' = POTATOES APPLES ..%&'Sve ME(. 1082 904 12th St. N.W. WANTED, 1940 PONTIAC || * < PO sTRICTLY GG 01 51.59 APPLES i3S 4 = 25 WILL PAY HIGH PRICE A FRESH ’ W ; 7 i C iy roon royTic | MG TN 42 ARIIONA Mflm RUG Zeaury Our Duty . C €LEANED : $70 . | 2 \ v ) :