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By George MacManus
ROSY ERA IS PROMISED LOG OF JAPAN FOLLOWING 10-YEAR HARDSHIP
It is becoming something of a fashion for Jap- anese officialdom to conjure up enticing visions of a Promised Land toward which Nippon is striving with the aid of Germany and Italy, arrival there to take place shortly after the hoped-for termination of the China hostilities.
A BOMBER QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA
Inspection of a er's log book gives an in- teresting account of an operation carried out over German territorial wat-
ers.
The log begins with an entry at 9.20, stating that the writer is "on watch". Eight minutes later the aircraft was "airborne" which meant that it was then in the air.
were crossing the coast at a height that "all was quiet", that they of 1,200 feet and that visibility was about two miles.
More and more, as economic Only by such a course can the ter- conditions run downhill and the rifle military and naval expense national belt has to be drawn be justified, it seems to be rea-In another forty minutes he noted tighter, this Land of Promise takes soned. At the same time Japan on resemblance of a mere pre-ese national pride is appealed to; war Japan. "The good old days" the people must not "shirk" or look better and better to peo-"shrink from suffering," they are
told.
ple growing heartily weary of en- during privations for the sake of a none too firmly outlined Utopia
to come.
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Typical of the utterances urg- ing Japanese to look forward, rather than about themselves back, is that of Mr. N. Hoshino, Minister without Portfolio and President of the New Planning Board.
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After an hour everything was still quiet, but as 11,000 feet had cise or analyse these arguments al- make use of oxygen. The log con- No one seems inclined, to criti-been reached it was advisable to
though it is generally understood tinued to report "all quiet" for whilst the that the Konoye Cabinet will pro-another two hours. bably stand or fall by its success aircraft had gradually climbed to or failure in bringing the "China a height of 14,800 feet. Visibility, incident" to a close. In a demo- in the meantime, had improved cratic country this would be anto about ten miles and far away amazing state of affairs; even Ja- could be seen the outline of the pan is democratic enough in per-German coast. Within one mile mitting criticism of many things, of the shore all was still quiet, According to Mr. Hoshino, for but the "China incident" seems to and the silence was unbroken un- a decade
presumably meaning, have been promoted to a special til to use Continental and Royal until 1947 Japan must pass news status almost comparable to Air Force time, 1324 hours (1.24) through hardship, but during this that of the centre of Japanese re- (p.m.). period of trial it will "build its ligious-political devotion, and The log then noted that the greatness and emerge as the most none venture to discuss it rashly. "Attack" signal had been given by powerful nation in the world." It is safest for the average man to the leader of the formation to all The thought of power, rather than manifest faith that in good time his aircraft. Within one minute of personal pleasure and
"New Order In East Asia" will they were fired at by anti-aircraft forts to come, is increasingly be miraculously be forthcoming with guns which, the writer of the log ing dinned into Nipponese, ears.' Japan in full charge.
reported, were "very poor, only reaching to about 8,000 feet." This fire was "from a battery of four guns on an island".
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At 13.30 hours, the following. note, dramatic in its simplicity, was made: "Attacked by fighters -twins and singles. One single and one double shot down. Twin fighter falling from 10,000 fect ex- ploded on hitting water.” At 13.40 hours:-"single fighter glided down to water from same height -appeared to alight O.K."
The battle continued for another five minutes before any further observations were made. At 13.45 hours there appeared the cryptic remark-second single fighter dropped in flames." One minute later the writer of the log was calmly noting that his formation had now dropped to a height of 10,000 feet, that visibility was good and that "rear-gunner re- ports one more Me.110 shot down." Four minutes later
the
record reads: "Another Me.110 seen fall- Ing out of control.”"
The log ends at 13.51 hours with "Battle over. Rations consumed. All quiet."
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