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• His films in the later role working under Dean were " Java Head ".
• When asked in 1962 what was his favorite American novel, Samuel Beckett replied " one of the best I ever read was Hergesheimer's " Java Head " ."
• One hundred and ninety miles out from Java Head, the gases in the hull explode and blow up the deck; Marlow is hurled into the air and falls on the burning debris of the deck.
• She also appeared in the Java Head " ( 1934 ), though generally considered a minor effort, was the only film in which Wong kissed the lead male character, her white husband in the film.
• But Beth Dunlop, the book's author and a former architecture critic of The Miami Herald, has not neglected those buildings and interiors that have managed to escape broader acclaim, including Java Head, a 1936 Javanese Art Deco villa.
• During the night orders came to return to the strait so that " Maryborough " and three other ships turned back but on 1 March Batavia was ordered evacuated and the ships, then about 50 miles east of Java Head headed again for Tjilatjap.
• By the 27th all British ships were ordered withdrawn from the Sunda Strait area and all the ships of 21st Minesweeping Flotilla were short of fuel with the flotilla commander ordering withdrawal to Tjilatjap for fueling on 28 February but " Bendigo " and " Burnie " were detached to rescue a party seen signaling from Java Head.
• Hergesheimer's reputation fluctuated wildly in his own lifetime, from a peak of acclaim and popularity in the 1920s to almost total obscurity by the time of his death . " Java Head ", a miscegenation story told from multiple viewpoints that is generally considered his best novel, was a considerable popular success, and his flamboyant, ornate, highly descriptive style ( which can be seen to best effect in works like the travelogue " San Cristobal de la Habana " ) was considered elegant and powerful.
• In 1705, the captain of the " Jane " wrote in his journal : " Hove to, according to custom, on account of the Tryal Rocks ( if they exist ), for although they are reported to extend 20 league in length I was informed by the Commodore of the Dutch Ships . . . that he had never heard of these rocks being seen . " He went on to correctly surmise that " If they exist they must lie much farther east than in the route toward Java Head ."
• As Sumatra fell and Java became the next invasion target " Bendigo ", " Ballarat ", " Burnie " and " Maryborough " on 22 February replaced coal burning British auxiliaries of the joint Dutch and British Sunda Strait Patrol, an effort to prevent Japanese infiltration of Java by use of small craft . By the 28th, the base they were using for the patrols was untenable, the ships were short of fuel and they were to replenish at Tjilatjap but " Bendigo ", along with " Burnie ", were ordered to fall back to pick up survivors seen signalling from the beach at Java Head.