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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

MOSCOW. March 2G. up - A
Soviet officer said today a gigantic
battle was raging between Lenin-
grad and NoVgorod on the northern
front, and the beleaguered German
10th army's tenure of Staraya Rus
sa was nearing a bloody end.
Soviet filters shot down IL Ger
man planes and damaged two yes
terday in a great battle over Mur-
manSk, RuSsia's far northern port.
1t was raided by three waves of
bomDerS, escorted by fighters, and
at one time more than 100 planes
were fighting over the city.
The first wave of 10 bombers es-
corted by II fighters was followed
by ~ bombers and six fighters.
Finally, 81 German planes arrived
over the city. Russia anti-aircraft
batteries went into action while
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Macarthur PLEDGES
Crusade TO Assure
Liberty to World

CANBEBRA, March 2G up -
Gen Douglas Macarthur tonight
told Australia that ne has taken up
his sword as "a soldier in great
crusade for liberty
Macarthur spoke at a dinner in
parli"mrnt house after comforting
"ith the Australian var council on
the tactics and strategy to be en-
Eloycd in carrying the war back to
Japan.
My faith in our GitiEl;tc vi
tory said Macarthur is invinc-
ible. I bring to you tonight the IN
breakable spirit Of fee men as OPP
posed to perpetual slavery.
NO COMPROMISE
We fight for the things that are
right and condemn the things that
are wrong Under this banner the
free men OF the world are united
t. death. There viii be 10 com
promise We shall win OF we shall
die.
Macarthur pledged 10 Australia
the fun backing of the mighty
power OF m country and all the
blood of my heart
He said tina, The spirit of the
united natioLs would stand the leSt
Of War
Macarthur said the bond between
Australia and America does not
depend on protocols, treaties OF al
lance Or diplomacy
HOLD SAME IDEALS
He said the two countries have
the same aspirations. the same
hopes and desires. the same ideals
and the same dreams Of future des-
/ tinieS.'
Premier John Curtin revealed
Macarthur discussed all problems
of his new command, including
structure and disposition of his
forces. Japanese tactics and STRAIT
cgy with the Australian war cOun-
ell
In u brief visit to the australian
| parliament Macarthur told the
speaker: IF the men of Australia
fight as we'll as they argue we are
certain Of victory
TERRAIN INSPECTED
Curtin declared after the war
council session with Macarthur that
news of what we have done and
not Of what We intend to do Will be
the only kind Of news that the war
council can from now on make
a3@ilablc'
Curtin said it might be char
actrriStic Of Macarthur that in
stead of flying to Canbewa from
Melbourne lie rose before dawn in
order TO drive the whole distance
and thus inspect The terrain of part
OF the countr" which he must de-
fend
Macarthur told the Australians
that his presence here was tangible
evidence Of the unity of the two
countries against q common foe
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Corregidor Gets
Heaviest Bombinu
From Angry Enemy
Ky FRANK HEWLETT

WITH GEN WAINWRIGHT'S
ARMY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
March "a CUP)-tdelayedD- - Core
aidor Americas fortress island in
Manila bay, has come through one
OF the heaviest enemy attacks of
the war, which was launched in i'm
potent anger at the ContemptuouS
scOrning of a Japanese surrender
ultimatum.
Sixty japanese planes. heavy
bcnbcrs and dive bombers. opened
their most ferocious bombing of
the island in two months at 9.45
am. today
Hardly had the last bombs fallen
when enemy land batteries opened
up on the fortress Their barrage
was vicious but short lived
When it was all over, a check up
showed that COwegidor. which as
the chief island fort had taken the
worst of the enemy attack, had suf-
fered only minor damage from the
bombs and negligible damage from
the shells
American anti-aircraft batteries
We're active all morning under the
enemy attack, and they are still
peppering away spasmodically this
afternoon at japanese reconnais-
Sancc planes which are flying over
to see the damage that is not there
Il was evident that the japanese
had issued their ultimatum for
surrender after they had received
rcinforccments, and today's attack
was their first answer to the deci-
sion OF Gen. Jonathan NJ Vain
wright to ignore it.
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TROUBLE SEEN

Churchill said ha could not guar
utep that Britain was at the end
H it's misfortunes.
1T would be foolish for us not
t. be prepared foY further heavy
Flows" he said but just as last
year I warned you we could not
have successes uncheqEered by re-
verses. 50 in 1912 We need not eX-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

Singapore, he said gravelE.
has been the scene of the greatest
disaster to British arms which our
history records
Churchill said that since he ad-
dressed the council year ago there
lad been am almost mbrOkon ser
.r. Of military m!sfortuncs.
Can you wondcr that such mel
anrholy case, which l do not fear
10 tell CT face, should cause wide
.prcad distress and anxiety through
our country and empire?" he asked
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
We Cant Lose War Except
Bv Own Faults s'-ChurchiIl

LONDON NITCn 26 IUFI
Prime Minister Winston ChurchiA
warned today that the melancholG
tale" Of allied rcVcrses had taken
a turn for the worse in the battle
Of the Atlantic and Id thr united
nations mus throw their combined
strength into winning tho war.
The prime minister said:
1T now seems Ulat W and o0f
allicS-the united nltions--can no'
lose the var except through OR
own fault or our own failure, to
use our combined Overwhelming
strength. and use the multiplying
opportunities that will prc.ea.
themselves 10 US"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
TURN FOR WORSE

Speaking al the annual mecfiH
Of the General council of Unionf
associations. Churchill said IL
the battle of the Atlantic al
turning markedly in our favor +
five or six months has now for Il
time being WorScned again.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

pleaded an injured ankle in missing
an assignment against the Browns
at st. Louis yesterday. Sid Hudson,
who was slated to oppose the YAM
KEGS, was used to beat the Browns,
So on six hits.
Newsom doubtless will stage a
miraculous recovery. He loves COL
orful occasions. particularly when
he's in the center of the stage, and
it is in such spots that he unleashes
his most effective labor.
Even Players TO Pay.
The Yankees will be importing
such established stars as Bill Dickey,
Joe Gordon, Joe Di Maggie. Phil
Rizzuto and Charley Keller, a Uni
versity Of Maryland product. who
currently is in the midst Of bat
ting slump.
This will be q game which all
spectators will pay to see. Clark
Griffth will pay to get in his own
park. Players will pay to play. Um-
pires will pay to be booed. sports
writers and telegraphers will pay to
work, as will those in the radio
booth.
In such contests. baseball hopes
to contribute its share toward the
war effort. Hub of a war-festered
world. Washington should be shamed
by anything less than a capacity
crowd. Those thousands of women
who regularly storm the gates on
ladies days this time should be
there with the do-re-mi. This ones
for the wives and children OF fell
lows whose heroism hasn't consisted
of swatting a homer with the bases
loaded.
The Mats at least will carry no
losing streak into the engagement
That string of four defeats per-
ished with Hudson's polished pitch
ing and it was Hudson. incidentally
who rescued the Mats from total
disgrace on the trip. Washington
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Tech Leads in Early
Track Events as
Rain Halls Meet
Comes Continue Today
Nelson und lundmork
Are Top Performers

Tech, Eastern and Central have
the edge in number of qualiflers
going into todays finals OF the two
day interhigh track and field cham
pionship meet at Central Stadium.
Tech, with II survivors, has the
largest number. Eastern has 8
and Central Z. Rain interfered
with completion Of most events yes
terday, and in only two of the six
field tests were qualifiers decided.
In the running events only the 100
yard dash got as far as the semi
finals.
The outstanding individual per-
formances yesterday were turned in
by Eastern's Frank Nelson and
Techs Bob Landmark Nelson
qualified in the high and low hur-
dies, tying the interhigh record Of
Is seconds fiat in the high timber
race. This mark was set in 1881 by
Grover Everett of Eastern and tied
in 1889 by Sidney Hoe, another
Eastern lad.
Landmark qualified in the pole
vault and both hurdles. He was to
compete also in today's broad jump
and was expected to place and
possibly win.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Rochester Loses 9Th
Straight Despite
Lineup Change
h the Associated Press.

h the Associated Press.
The saying, when 1t rains IT
pours" may be we'll applied to the
Rochester Redwings, cellar occu-
pants of the International League.
The Wings just aren't getting the
breaks. When the pitchers turn IN
. good performance the hitters are
in a slump. And when the batters
are connecting the hurlers bog
down.
Yesterday in an attempt to bolster
the teams attack, Manager Tony
Kaufman inserted Outfielder
Erwin Dusak at shortstop. This
move was in vain, as the Wings lost
to Montreal. 80. extending their
losing streak to eight in row.
In the only other game played
the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated
the Buffalo Bisons, "a.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Soldiers Find Alaska Trout Fishermuns Paradise
suoar Toboeo coe Kick In With War Sn9

them carfare and telling them to
be on deck by game time?
Judging by our experiences as a
commuter. they'd be plenty tough
after a few trips on common car
riers. Since race hosses can't get
sugar cards, a lot of them are
getting the tobacco habit-and
some like q chaw so well they'll
reach right into their handlers
pockets for it. Caddies at the
Marland golf course, Ponca City,
Okla, have decided to purchase
q 10-cent war stamp each time
they pack . set Of clubs around
nine holes. Now all they need
is q u. s. o. trap to kick the ball
into.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Third Louis Bout
Eyed by Pastor
|nMdurie|IoGo
Bob Favored to Win
Tonight, but Title
Dote Is Uncertuin
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

hooONhIcO Ftcee opOIte WrltNfs
NEW YORK, May 22.-You'd
think a fellow who came back alive
from 81 rounds with Joe Louis
wouldn't try to press Lady Luck
again-but Rapid Robert Pastor still
is asking for more.
And tonight in Madison Square
Garden he's taking on tough Tami
Mauriello at 10 pm. to prove that
he's not only ready. but willing and
able to get a third chance at the
Brown Bomber's choice assortment
Of sleep-making shots.
Some 10000 of the faithful are
expected to turn out to see Rapid
Robert run up against the 18th
hurdle in his current winning streak
"a barrier that may get him that
third crack at Louis. il he gets by
it and If Joe does any fighting at
all this summer.
With Billy Conn laid up with q
severe case Of in-law ailment. Bob's
a cinch to get the July jamboree
with Joe-if the Army gives the
green uSnL 1Or IL.
OF course, there's always the
chance Mauriello, better than bad
better with a right hand. might
hang one on Bob's whiskers and
that's something that makes the
summer program subject to chance
without notice. But this would be
close to a miracle.
The betting guys along Forty
ninth street are offering anywhere
up to 7 to l against MaurieIo's
chances. despite his string of six
straight knockouts in his most recent
outings.
This corner thinks Rapid Robert
will breeze in this one.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
aHEEnUCaNy Ura-

By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting -Do.rr, Boston. All;
Runs--WiIliams. Boston, 35; Heath.
Runs batted in-wiIliams. Boston.
36; johnson. Philadelphis; 81: re-
y,.l,ss .S1 Spence. Tac WsshinEtOa' 81;
9ns poaSies sno koIosa; kSios cxseaa csiesso IL:
Blair; Philadelphia, and Fleming.
Triples-spenee. Washington. :;
Heath. Cleveland. s.
yo4f Home s.i7n3,. Tg9sgWilli.ms. Boston and
Stolen bases-case. Washington. 8:
Pitchina-Bonham. New York. 60;
Dean and Hevins. Cleveland, 80.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bstting-Lamanno: Cincinnati. .5s1:
Relser. Brooklyn. .32s.
6, Rpns.ots. Runs. ~. New York. 80; Musisl.
Runs bstted in-Msrshall. New
York. and r. Mccormick. Cincinnati.
Hits-Fernandez Boston. 43: Brown,
st. Louis, and Elliott. Pittsburgh. Al.
Doubles-Reiser, Brooklyn, IL; Fer
nandez, Boston, and Joost, Cincin-
Triples-M. Mccormick. Cincinnati:
slsTshte5; sbtY.ds,ns,. st. Louis. and Ltwhiier.
Home ,run@F. Mccormick. cinein-
natl and Camilli BROOKLYN, =,
FERNANDEZ. and Miller, Boston. and
PitchinsMHesd, Brooklyn. SO;
French Brooklyn. 40.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

United States Army. Navy and
Marine Corps bands will contribute
martial music to proceedings packed
with war reminders. The game will
start at 4:45 O'Clock. permitting
numerous thousands of war workers
to attend.
Exhibition drills. featuring West
ern High Schools prize winning
cadet company. American Legion
Fife and Drum Corps, massed colors
and color guard and United
States Army color guard, will begin
at $50 O'Clock.
Army and Navy heroes will be
guests of honor, while the American
Legion has invited Paul McNutt
and Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey to
attend. Robert H. Patterson, Un-
der secretary of War, and Maj. Gen.
Irving ]. Phillipson will represent
Army Emergency Relief.
Gomez Slated to Pitch.
Players Of both teams will parti-
cipate in nag raising ceremonies,
while the crowd will pledge allie
glance and sing The Star Spangled
Banner"
The main attraction will present
the floundering. injury-riddled Mats
against the champs. Manager Joe
Mccarthy, who announced Spud
Chandler as his hurler for the game
several days ago, has altered his
pitching plans and intends starting
Lefty Gomez. the only New York
pitcher who has failed to remain the
route in five games with the Mats
this season.
Gomez escaped the ignominy of
defeat on that occasion. though. for
the Yankees rallied to blast Buck
Newsom and capture one Of their
five decisions over the Mats. WASH
ington still is seeking its initial
victory Of the campaign over the
Yankees, having whipped every other
team in the league at least once.
Likely to hurl for the Mats is the
blustery. chesty Newsom, VIII o
Evening star., 1942-05-22

Maine; I'll be in at Q o'clock
What day?"
Quote, unquote-Lou Novikof1,
climbing into an upper berth:
IF I could just get my batting
average as high as this thing, Ia
stick around in this league"
Bing Crosby. after golf match
with Senator Happy Chandler at
Louisville for Army and Navy
Relief: ut was q vacation trip
for me. have been to the races,
played three full rounds Of golf
and been to q swell barbecue.
Why shouldn't I pay my own
way?"
Sportpourri-Tom Gallery, the
Los Angeles fight promoter, is
due here next week to complete
negotiations for Welterweight
Champ Red Cochrane to appear
in a Navy relief show on the
West Coast. Red has just been
transferred to San Diego by the
Navy. The Greenwich Conn
Kennel Club show Sunday will
benefit Dogs for Defense" which
Evening star., 1942-05-22
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr,
MriAa MarlA lx,orfs WYifAY


NEW YORK, May 22.-Service
Dept.-Here's another reason for
enlisting: Dale Rhoades, former
Yakima (WasllD High School
athlete, writes home from Alaska
that the trout fishing up that way
Is 30 good that 15-pounders seem
to be the smallest In some places
and mowshoe rabbits are so thick
the Air Corps boys shoot them
with their ASS just for practice.
The camp Upton VS.. Mitchell
Field boxing show June 10 will
have Jim Braddock, Jack Sharkey
and Bob DIN as referees and
Joe Louis will put on a three
round exhibition. Eskie Clark,
former Harvard footballer and
athletic director at Lafayette, has
been on the road so much super
vising construction of sports and
recreation centers at far North
ern posts, that when he phoned
his wife one night the conversa-
ton went something like this:
I'm In Portland" (Which one?"
Evening star., 1942-05-22

sounds like an infantryman's
allout contribution but really is
an organization which trains
dogs to do sentry duty for the
Army. Johnny Cooney, jr., is
doing some nifty pitching for
Sarasota CFla) High School
and if he takes after his old man
he probably will be q major
league star about 1862.
Last laugh-Jerry Mitchell OF
the New York Post reports that
they're sounding q new kind OF
alert" in Pittsburgh since the
celebrated battle of sink or
swing-they bang two dishpans
together and yell, Look out.
Conn, here comes Jimmy Smith"
Rationalizing the rations-
While the Navy is pleading for
more competitive athletics to
tougher up prospective sailors
and flyers, q good many Eastern
schools are scrapping their sports
programs because they can't get
the gas or buses to transport
athletes to out-of-town games.
What's the matter with giving
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Columbus Steps Out,
Picks on Milwaukee
For First Shutouf
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Growing tired OF the lower roost
in the American Association, the
Columbus Redbirds-picked to win
the pennant again-aprarently have
begun to click.
They got their first shutout of the
season last night-a 90 victory over
mighty Milwaukee. 1t Was the most
runs Columbus had collected since
nipping Indianapolis, II to 4, on
April "a.
Kansas City kept after leading
Milwaukee by splitting q double
header with Toledo.
st. Pauls powerful hitting netted
4 runs in the 10th inning to nick
indianapolis, 6-3.
Minneapolis cashed in on five er-
rors by Louisville to win, 6-4.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Title Fight in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. May % tP-
Signed contracts have been filed
with the MARYLAND State Athletic
Commission for world feather
weight championship fight June 13
between Chalkey Wright and Harry
Jeffra at Oriole Park here.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Nova Savo Are Fighting Peak for Navy Relief Show After Days Delay
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS (. STAN,
On the Morrow at the Hilltop

On the Morrow at the Hilltop
Operative G11z has just broken through
that Georgetown University will dedicate field
row afternoon that Leslie MacMtche Al Bozs will be
among the featured performers and that
proceeds will go to the Army Emergency Relief.
The Hoya popagandists sometimes known Little
never Are There failed keep complete
OF the had seeped but the thing
boys say and so only fair that
and Yankees tomorrow Gh the
Army and Navy Relief Funds they
giving their best for good
Unfortunately MacMtchel, the N U.
his favore distance against
upstart Gil Dodds But he booked
two-hirds OF mile in another affair
MacMtchl is miller and these distances
running for the Army Relief there criticism.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
A Bond, q Benefit-und Bobo

will be the NaYank game Tor the Army
Navy and Marine bands
Highs championship cadets will march, dgnitars
everybody will including the players and
benefits Bobo Newom will
pitch
inevitable Washington the light turning red
accident design has come
up Yankees furnishing the
of matters is that bands will
and that Washington benng
United Nations will need somebody big to play the lead
In the role is Louis Norman
United States be without Roosevelt Mac
Ar Doolitle? That's the Bobot mind works
Incidentally that his to work better
Under certain pressure few who does
other things Booo
will be pitching o keep Mats out Of the cellar.
BY the way card tonight at Ghth
saduNoya vs. Savold It's for Navy
Relief Couldn't you little relief yourself?
Evening star., 1942-05-22
N. 7. U. to Use Freshmen

NEW YORK, May % R.-
Freshmen will be eligible for all
varsity sports at New York Uni
versity beginning next September,
Graduate Manager Al Nixon has
announced. Junior varsity squads
will be formed, he said.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Newsom Due to Face Yankees
As Mats Aid War Relief Fund
Martial Program to Mark Tilt Tomorrow;
Hudson Tops Browns in Western FnoIe
By BURTON HAWKINS.
Star Ata n Correspondent

Enroute to Washington May 22Garnshed by of the
cooul presented the Capitals meowng
baseball history the Mats Yankees will clash tomorrow at
entire the donated
families of killed injured in vastly i'm
portant clashes on r-hung fronts
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Great Lakes Wins EosiIy

YPSILANT1. Mich, May "a
Great Lakes Training Station nine
walloped Michigan Normal here
yesterday, 14-2.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
MucMitcheII May Be Best of All


be the good tm-possib the last meto him. Les
full He's just yongser only q but for the last
the
AS mlers measured Les veteran He's
fact that critics his Emil
OF ovworkng him. This probably Filing
when he The good
Glenn Cunningham Num
middeaged, did not Filing baby his
MacMtche against the MacMtchen
At the dedication Of Hoya Field tomorrow MacMh
much competition will be good
college MaMchen
claim track knowledge that he becoming
Of ALL
whether
exceptional
New York-New York City,