The Bellingham Herald
Monday April 6, 1942
ALLIES BLAST 212 AXIS PLANES
IN AIR WARFARE: JAPS LOSE 92
RAID ON CEYLON DISASTER FOR NIPPON
Panama City News-Herald
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1942
JAPS MENACE INDIAN APPROACHES
Enemy Runs Into Hornet's Nest Colombo Attack
Japan Loses At Least 91 Planes, Destroyed
Or Damaged, In Week-End Operations,
Including Australian Theatre
By CLYDE A. FARNSWORTH
Associated Press War Editor
In the face of a sharply rising price in planes and men
the Japanese reported today that they, were pressing their
assault on the approaches to India, particularly the Ceylon
bulwark off southernmost India, where a continuing naval
attack was indicated.
Imperial headquarters at
Tokyo announced that naval
units had been battering at
Columbo, naval base-capital
of the large British-owned
island, since Saturday and had
inflicted heavy damage.
POWERFULL R A F FORCES SMASH NAZI INDUSTRY
300 Bombers Take Part in
Large Task Force
Assaults
: (By The Associated Press)
The Germans, gathering their
strength for the battle of Russia,,
were struck last night by one of
the largest task forces
ever marshaled by the RAF----
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Very good reporting, Url.
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