B-29s Strike Powerful Blow

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America's B-29 Super Bombers have struck a powerful twin blow at the depths, hitting Singapore's dockyards and repair shops, and a big fuel refinery on the island of Sumatra. The 20th Bomber Command calls the attack against Singapore's the longest daylight mission ever flown by military planes. The big bombers flew from India and at both targets results are described

as good to excellence. None of the B-29s was reported luck. The Japs mean time is saying that the light planes have been on reconnaissance over the main Jap home island of Honshu. We've made good progress on Leyte and the Philippines. In Germany the first army is one back almost all the territory it lost the Nazis at the village of Smith and the British are

within gun range the Moss on a broad front in Holland and offer news direct from overseas Admiral take you to London Richard C. Hottlett reporting the spotlight has for the moment shifted back to the air war in Western Europe our ground forces are engaged from Holland to Switzerland and comparatively small scale actions and

in various places along the front where we are advancing this progress is hard and fought against determined German forces. It's only in the air that we hear once more of huge formations striking heavy blows at the enemy's strength.