No Help for Perplexity
The Jap was right on one point. It was a flight of U.S. Army planes that bombed Tokyo and other industrial centers on April 18. The War Department, in a poker-faced communiqué last week, told him that, and no more. He could still sweat over the $64 question: Where did they come from and where did they go?
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