High Point Enterprise, The (Newspaper) - January 9, 1942, High Point, North Carolina PACK TWO TOKYO THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE PIEDMONT or INDUSTRY HIGH NORTH CAROLINA Continued from Page One Invasion the United States would have to follow success of this together with tion of the United States cap ture of Hawaii and at least the neutralization of military men John DeWitts fourth army lias been on the alert against any eventuality since the Japanese attack on Pearl quarters assumed this fo a vas more with the possibility of sneak air raids than any peril of a lass invasion at The Pacific the States continental area closest to is some miles from and the dif of supplying such distant invasion forces were described as almost and presumably Japar strategists have long toyed with the idea of an invasion of tho west late General Homer Lea wrote a book in which he it was But it was published some three decades ago airplanes were just beginning to fly and the United States Army was relative ly a mere token Lea pictured a Japanese landing on coast of a drive through to and the capture of Portland and Seat tle by flanking He asserted Japan c following this could take in five the Ameri can All I Got ROYAL wrote to the president I am and cant get in the marines but am sending you to help win the The his entire bank ac was with the permission ojf his par turned into a cashiers check and mailed to the MODERN ETIQUETTE By Unt What are some questions one avoid asking a prospective employer The following questions tend to create a bad impression in the employers mind What would be my What salary do you pay Is there much overtime work Do I get paid for over time Do I work all day Satur day When calling for friends is it all right to sit in the car and sound the until come out get out of the go to the door and ring the At is it necessary that each guest wait until every one is served before beginning to eat No he may eat as as he is How Production Will Zoom in 42 and 43 Combat TANKS 7500 GUNS Anti Aircraft 3000 SHIPS Merchant vessels TONS TONS 1943 TONS Army Of Four Millions Is Immediate Goal January 1912 Officials disclosed today that in into were be ing stepped up to double or triple the peacetime and indica tions were that the immediate goal was a land force of four million The army is accelerating the in duction of present which include about al ready classified as without waiting to draw from the men between 20 and 44 in who are to regis ter XO MIT SET No limit has been set on the j wartime size of the army to be sent to Britain and any where else the high command may deem Secretary Stimson says the number to be drawn from the to available fit men will be determined bythe needs as they Present strength has been placed around officers and and plans already under way would increase this to Appropriations have been made to provide for another million and critical equip ment for a fourth Although the War Department has issued orders against publica tion of draft calls and each officials made no secret of the fact that the draft rate as being doubled and might soon be guns and 1942 and Chart compares war industries will turn them out with skyrocketing Increases in production predicted by President Roosevelt with 1941 JAPS Continued from Page One above Hankow which marks the high tide of Japans drive into also was In a battle northeast of Ichang 200 cas were inflicted on the Jap EFFORTS REDS Continued from Pare British fears that the Axis might or at least ment of Britains main objective of annihilating the enemy armored forces in Northern Rommel was favored in his re treat from where his forces have fought the British for days after being beaten back 300 miles from the bya combination of mud and a swirling which impeded the British Also a large the i sod dm to nonorganic tea Kidney and Bladder trou roa should which U help to completely AJt your tat f One Of The Greatest Of All GARY SERGEANT YORK With WALTER JOAN LESLIE FEATURES TODAY LATEST NEWS EVENTS Continued from Page One in the Donets basin 400 miles south of a house in street where German officers were A German general and nine other officers were Reports from bat He zone gave London military ob servers the impression that Rus sian troops were gaining ground from landing operations and the associated offensive by pols A communique said Soviet pro had an increasing attrac tion for German freezing in their torn summer ersatz uni Weather NORTH CAROLINA Considerable slightly warmer in east south central portions tonight tome likelihood of scattered SOUTH cloudy and not quite so cold some likelihood of snow flurries In the moun tains and drizzle near the not quite so cold in south and central portions tonight some likelihood of light scat tered rain or drizzle south fair tonight ex cept light snow extreme north portion early tonight not BO cold if such has not already been Revised figures on the number of to be put In uniform this month and next month from the present pool of registrants will not be but before the United States formally entered the war the combined January February total had been set at MANY VOLUNTEERS Of the men between 21 and 36 already about now are in active Selective service officials estimate another or could be if without dipping into the new 16 it is like ly that many of the espe the will be inducted early along with the ex isting New men We coming ex from draftees by any The War Department said yesterday that December teers may exceed nearly double the previous record of 589 obtained in Cards are now being printed for distribution to the nations draft in preparation for the 16 All male and some born on or after and on or after must sign up on that day between 7 and 9 1941 1942 WARPLANE PRODUCTION 1940 1941 1942 NEW YORK STOCKS STEADY HOP ALONG CASSIDY IN HIS GREATEST PICTURE News Novell IY BARRIE 2 and serial TODAY AND SATURDAY lOc j RI ALTO Today ROY ROGERS IN OLD CHEYENNE Color Cartoon tj i Dick guard resistance offered by RouH mels men and land mines laid for cover the The effect of reverses in Libya is being it was indicated in a report in an anti Nazi London Die Zei It said Premier Mussolini t was recalling troops from Balkan occupied zones because annihila tion in Libya would leave Italy face 10 face with the danger of Die Zeitung further said Hitler had been told Italys military sit I is greatly and that the Nazis must find j i forces to police the It i added that Germany could not send sufficient troops there from the Russian front and that Hungary would be given the job in exchange for promises of political compen How far General Rommel might withdraw before making a stand simply But mili i tary analysts said they could see i no inducement for him to stop un I tit he had added at least another 200 or 300 miles to British com I lines and shortened his own by a corresponding dis A barren only one j good coastal highway for a supply I extends from El 70 i miles southwest of ward almost to the city of capital of Some observers expressed belief that whatever hopes General Rom mel might have held for a stand at were dashed by the failure of the Gor man and Italian campaign to knock out British air and sea fa on fortified island of in the Maltas planes are still raiding Axis debarkation the RAF Middle East command an j SERVICE i The Friday evening prayer ser j vice conducted by Vance Hill and group will be held this evening al the home of Franklin il is c from Page One attack occurs In the air attacks on Japanese bases in American vol who are operating with the Royal Air Force destroyed sevens or eight enemy planes on the and all but one of the raiding planes got back to their base in Burma While the results of the raid were gratifying the capita at importance to the that in one at Japans hitherto onesided com mand of the was being dis In a stirring postscript fo the already memorable defense of the Navy last night riis that the sunk a Japanese destroyer and a gun boat in addition to the and three destroyers previously The information was based on accounts of the siege as recorded by Majors Paul Putnam and Walter of the small Marine air force on the The reports were flown from Wake by a patrol plane on December two days before the defenders were The Navy communique which recited this story also announced that President Roosevelt had cited the defense of Wake was something which had aroused the admiration of the nation and the civilized world and will not be forgotten so long as gallantry and heroism are re spected and weather bureau records of the tempera ture and rainfall for the 24 hours end ing at In the principal cot ton areas and elsewhere NEW stock A Adams Exp 7 Air Reduction 37 Vi Alaska Jun 2 Al Chem Dye 145 Chalmers 29 Am Can 61 Vi Am Car Am Coral Alco Am For Pow 316 Am Had fc St 8 Am Roll Mill Am Smelt t Ref 12451 Am Tob B 49 Anaconda Arm 111 A T SF ACL Atl Avlat Corp I B Baldwin Hj i B i O Barnsdall Beth Stl Borden Borg Werner Mfg Budd Mis Budd Wheel Burl Bur Add Station Atlanta Augusta Birmingham Charleston Charlotte Chicago Columbia Denver Detroit Galveston Greensboro Jacksonville Key West Little Rock Memphis Miami New Orleans New York San Antonio San Francisco Spartanburg Wilmington 11 15 28 18 24 18 29 44 27 39 25 14 37 46 9 13 46 25 47 67 20 20 23 15 o3 12 40 15 24 37 57 32 61 33 18 10 22 11 6 6 36 7 33 62 15 15 20 53 31 10 17 34 43 22 41 20 Rfall SEVEN from One TIME Double Feature BLONDIE PLAYS And Elliott in Schooners Gene A n try Tomorrow STATE THEATRE TODAY AMI TOMORROW Gary Leslie in SERGEANT YORK I heavier than first The destruction of seven bombers brought to 53 the total of Japanese planes dej strayed by allied aircraft since the beginning of the war in this It is known that 20 lo 30 ese planes failed to reach bases after raids on Burma or were probably destroyed MODERN By ROBERTA LEE Should ono fc r friend ship with a person whom one is addicted to potty thievery It would bo better not eo do is only one short step from thievery to grand lar As th old proverb He that will steal an egg will steal Should a girl wear a hat an dross when go ing to an informal fraternity dance Yos both hat and stoves should bo Is il obligatory for a bride lo wear on her she is being married church I JAPS WITHIN Continued from Page One All British planes returned safe it was in British American airmen told of two destructive assaults on Japanese occupied capital of in less than 24 The earlier this week in flanking operations on the western put more pow er into a frontal drive down the Singapore road in the Slim River DRIVEN OUT f Official broadcast by ese forces driving down the Ma ya have advanced more 20 miles beyond which is somp miles north of Kuala Domei said tonight in a war summary Presumably this would place the vanguard 30 miles from Kuala The Japanese made no mention to day of the report broadcast by the Rome radio that Kuala Lumpur had Tanjong Malim is at the point where the west coast trunk rail way crosses the frontier of Perak Domoi said tho in the wake of the retreating British were hammering at the enemy defenses immediately bc for Kuala Front line dispatches reported the British retreating in general confusion from both north and south state of Kuala Lumpur is destroy ing bridges and roads in the line of retreat in desperate attempts to slow down the pursing Japan The Tokyo communique reported that in the final battle in South Perak state the Japanese cap 30 light armored and 500 cars and motorcycles i communique admit tod some loses of guns ml transport by British forces into Calumet k Hec Ctm Dry Can Trac Ches O Chrysler Cock Colum G E Com Credit Solv it Sou Consol Edls Con Oil Coru Can Corn Prod Curtis Wright A D Davion Clm Del W Doug Alrc Dow Chora 37 U 633 20 21 2 118 C East Kod Elec Auto Pow Lt F Firestone Freeport Sul ti Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mot Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Graham Gt Nor Ry Pr II Cent Int Harvest Int Nick Can Int Tel k Tel Kennecott Kroger Groc L O F Gl Myers 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the American spirit and the American assembly line can do with weapons Hawaii Fighters on The machine gun barks an enemy bomber plunges to its and American armed forces chalk up another for five Its Ed of Pittsburgh and Seaman Edward of on a holiday at keeping in trim with machine 70 34 j S 53 31 33 i Yell T fc C Youngs S T f i j ENEMY SUBMARINE WITHIN 1100 MILES OF TOKYO IS ADMITTED BY JAPANESE Official broadcast recorded by t rat ion of an enemy submarine to j within 100 miles of Tokyo was dis closed today when imperial head announced the torpedo and damaging of the Japanese freighter Maru Number The announcement said the sub marine attack occurred early yes morning off the coast of Japan near the Izu island group which lies south of the en trance to Yokohama and All of the crew were it The nationality of the attacking submarine was not CHINESE TROOPS MOVE UP i TO BRITISH BURMA STATIONS Chinese troops in British Burma are moving up to designated po and more are ready to en BULLETINS CRUISER British cruiser has been and sunk hy a the announced The communique said The hoard of admiralty re to announce that Galatea Captain has been torpedoed und sunk by Next of kin of casualties have been Inform V A pfennig for the thoughts of these German soldiers as out their blankets after a cold night in the invigorating winter clime of Hitler has asked Germans to give up warm clothing for they need FUNNY BUSINESS COM HM INC T M I HT Oft you you The Army is experimenting in refueling tanks by dropping gas oline by parachute in sausagelike rubber ter Burma when and if are asked a Chinese military spokesman said Asked whether Chinese troops i would go as far south as j the Burmese the spokes I man declined to state the exact positions but said that the main body was in northern STATEMENT OF CONDITION High Point Perpetual Building Loan of High of December Copy of Sworn Statement Submitted to Insurance Commissioner required by ASSETS THE ASSOCIATION OWNS Cash on Hand and in Banks 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