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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Georgetown Upsets
Temple Gridders, 10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. rs (UP).
Frank Dornfeld's second-period
touchdown gave Georgetown Uni
versity an upset, TO victory over
Temple University last night in the
opening football game for both
teams at Temple Stadium.
A crowd of $4,000 watched right
halfback Dornfeld recover a FUN
bic at midfield In the second period.
A series OF plays then moved the
ball 10 the 4-yard line. from which
point Dornfeld plunged over. Cen
ter Bill Erickson place-kicked the
extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Santa Clara Ordered
To PLAY Utah Game

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. &c
GNS).-Despite his protest that
Santa Clara University's football
team would never play an opponent
using freshmen, Coach Buck Shaw
today was ordered by the schools
board of athletic control TO meet
Utah University as scheduled to-
day.
Apparently ignorant of the relax
alton of the mountain states fresh
man rule last May until his arrival
with a squad of 81 men yesterday,
Shaw baked at Utah's inclusion OF
first-year men in its lineup. Coach
Ike Armstrong counted heavily on
Wally Kelly, sensational frosh
tailback from Pocatello, Ida, to
lead the Utah attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Redford Union II
Troun(es Van Dyke

Redford Union pupils are enthu-
siastic today over the performances
of their football team in yester-
days 900 victory over Van Dyke.
Guard Neil Vests blocking and
defensive play. Bill Albums run
ming and Delbert Sprankle's tack
ling were outstanding.
BEDFORD scored the third play
after the opening kickoff when
Alum sped so yards TO the three
and John McCowan's plunge was
good. Vests blocking and others
helped Alum return a punt IS
yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
TEST FOR LEAHY
TCU Late
Rally Nips


LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26 CINS).
Texas Christian University and
Emery Nix packed all their punch
into the fourth quarter to come
from behind and defeat the Uni
versity of California (Los An
geles), 7 to 6, In a twilight foot
ball game witnessed by 10000.
UCLA scored touchdown
on the closing play OF the third
quarter.
On the kickoff which opened
the fourth quarter the Texans
were pushed back to their own
1-ysrd line by a clipping penalty,
but from there Nix personally
the Horned Frogs on
q 99-yard touchdown march. Don
Ezell took his pass for the tying
score. Clifton Patton, q guard,
converted for the winning margin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Third Net
Title Of Meet

Irene Gorgol and Loretta Riedy
conclude the annual downriver
tennis championship tomorrow
with the playing of the final In
the women's singles at Memorial
Park In River Rouge.
Mems doubles went 10 Jack
Singleton and Harold Churchill OF
Wyandotte, who defeated Lincoln
Parks entry, Al Carl and Ed
Chamberlain, 6-3. 6-2, 4-6, 6-3,
II was the third tournament
title for Singleton. He took the
singles from Warren jeanette, the
mixed doubles with Miss Riedy,
and the mems doubles with
Churchill. A sophomore at Vest
ern Michigan College. he returns
10 school next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

CHICAGO. Sept. 26 (UPl. -
Two big football questions will be
answered today when Wisconsin
and Notre Dame meet at Madison
In the headline game OF the
greatest early season gridiron pro-
gram In the history Of the Big
Ten.
While the Irish Badger game
tops the schedule there are many
counter attractions. Minnesota,
the defending conference cham
pion, meets Pittsburgh, North
western entertains the powerful
Iowa City naval cadets, Michigan
battles Great Lakes, Purdue en-
cages Fordham, Iowa faces Ne
braska, Ohio State tangles with
Fort Knox, Indiana opposes Butler
and Illinois plays South Dakota.
In former years such a program
would come only in late October
or November, but SEIZED u e s
juggled to accommodate service
teams promised outstanding games
every week.
TEST FOR LEAHY
For Notre Dame, the encounter
with Wisconsin will decide the
wisdom OF Frank Leahy. who
directed the Irish through an UNI
beaten campaign In 1941. in junk
ing his old offense to adopt the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Decide Badgers Rating,
Leuhu's Wisdom, in Game

over the Wilcats would elevate
them into a spot as the Midwests
No. / team.
Great Lakes, with a mixture OF
brilliant college and professional
performers, Is favored over Michi-
gan, while Ohio State is given the
nod over Fort Knox. The soldiers
lack any big name" stars on their
roster.
LOOK FOR TROUBLE
Fordham, one of the East's
greatest combinations and winner
of the Sugar Bowl game last New
Years Day, probably will make
Elmer Burnham's start as Pur'
dues head coach unpleasant.
Minnesota has another OF its
typical powerhouses and is the
choice to win its third straight Big
Ten title. Pittsburgh's de-empha-
sized Panthers should not cause
the Gophers any serious trouble.
Iowa. winner over Washington
University, 26 to z, in its opener,
is conceded an excellent chance OF
avenging eight consecutive defeats
at the hands Of Nebraska. Indiana
should win as it pleases from
Butler. South Dakota doesn't rank
as a very formidable foe for ILL
nois, whose new coach, Ray Eliot,
makes his debut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Gard Big Races
but Spotlight
is on Adams
By LEWIS III. WALTER

There are some big races that
will 60 at the Detroit race track
today even IL icicles are hanging
on the horses noses. There's the
SIS, 900 st. Aubin Handicap, the
$1,000 Teata Handicap and the
81, 500 Heineman Handicap. But
best of all, Johnny Adams is going
again.
Jockey Adams, the 27-year-old
householder from lola, Kan. is be-
coming the main event in the
horse racing business around here.
He's back in the form that won
him the National riding champion
ship in 1887. He's leading all the
riders OF the nation. He rode five
winners Tuesday, four again yes
terday, "a for the IL days OF the
meeting to date.
The question now is-what's
Adams riding today? And pend.
ing any late changes he'll be going
like this: Widespread in the nrst
Bald Shot in the second, BriaI
Sharp in the third, o. X. Joe In
the fifth, Dungeon in the sixth
Show Up in the seventh and Dogc
in the eighth and last There
could be three or four winners in
there, very easily.
CAN'T Rr MISSED
If you're going to the track to-
day you can't overlook a boy who
rode three in row yesterday. like
Florizan Sam at SIP in the third
then Crest o. War and Flying Jane
at $3.50 apiece and Catalonia ir
the sixth at $3.50.
Adams is going to have plenty
to beat when he gets up on 0. X
Joe, half of the T. d. Bull entry
in the st. Aubin. There are sever
other smart 2-year-olds in the 81,
furlong dash, including o. X. Joe!
stablemate, All Good, on which
kempton Knott will have leg up
The big horse to beat in there Is
Seven Hearts, the son OF Grand
Slam. which has won Ave OF his
eight starts and must carry tor
weight of 124 pounds. All Good
will tote 123 and o. X. Joe lis.
Among the others who may
prove troublesome are Charles r
Fishers Shiny Penny, Mrs. Frank
J. Navin's Sea Marriage and Frank
Childs' Wise Paisano.
The Teata Handicap looks like
a contest over mile and ar
eighth between Z. II. Beezley's
South American bred Sambororn.
bonn and T. D. Bulbs SweeT
Swinger. although Harry Rich.
ards Exploded. Carl Graham's
Boss Hoss. Dixiana Farms Sirocct
and Dearborn Stables Pumpgur
could be there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Robinson Reinstated ,
To Fiqht in 'PhiIy'

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Is (UP)
Sugar Ray Robinson was re-
instated by the Pennsylvania Box
ing Commission and signed con-
tract to meet Ivy Jannazzo of
New York in a 10-round bout at
the arena, October 10. Robinson
had been under suspension since
last January when he refused to
fulfill a contract to meet Marty
Servo in a return match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

roll the first balls when the Left
Handlers Classic shoots at Wurm's
tomorrow at $50 p. m. Ger-i
trude MCGEE shot 141-141-141, the
first triplicate OF the season in
the State Fair Ladies' Major,
where Dorothy McCallum was
high with 201 Steve Nor
ris' 685, Jack Powers 661, Reno
Ministrelli's 641 and Tony Theo-
dores 255 featured In the West
Fort John Kavasanczki came
up with 662 In the Motor City ..
Beth Miller's 202 and Louise
Stockdale's 526 were tops In the
Fort Boulevard Ladies House >.
Drip" Drouillard's 500 was the
best effort in the st. Mary OF
BEDFORD,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
NATIoNAI. IEACUE


Chicago (Warneke l1-l0) At St Louis
(White 6-5 or Lanier i3-s)--2:30 .. m.
Brooklyn tNswsom 1870 at Philadelphis
melton s.ie)--3 p. m.
Pittsburgh tGornieki b-D at Cincinnati
tRiddis 7-li)--2:30 p. m.
Boston tssivo 7-s and Donovan $50 at
New York fHubben 1913 and Carpenter
IND i 30 D. m. Two games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Bujd1k's Big 7B,
Tromb|y's 3252,
114O Are Marks

Early season procedure for the
bowlers today seems TO be just one
record after another.
Fred Bujack of Ekhardt- Becker
has a new city seasons high oil
74s from 2os-267-27s. Tom Do
razio Of Altes plucked 1874 and had
a go windup,
Chene- Trombly, with Louis Sic
laff and Joe Paulus banking SIC
and $40, shows 3252 and an 1l4o
middle, both new marks. Until
the Greater Detroit League per-
formed last night al Olympic
Thurman Gibson's TAI In the
Michigan Major Classic had held
for two days.
And a new city sll-tine mark
for 5000 totals IN one league one
night also is in the books. There
we've nine. On March 4, 1e41,
eight were noted in the Detroit
Times Classic when Schmidt led
on 3345 at Johnny Milletts.
Behind Chene Trombly came
Fife, 1854, Fred Breckle leading
on SOS: Indian Village, 30T8;
Standard. 1904. Don Brichta. 68l ;
Pepsi-C Cola, BOSS, Joe Plappert, 687 ;
Stroh, 3053; Joe Norris, $50; Paris,
3o24; Adolph Konopka, 666; Henry
Gavie. 665.
MORE SCORES
Altes. 3026; Ekhardt- Becker,
3O07. had Bujack and Dorazio
respectively. Phil Bauman made
6S6 for Aircraft. Others riding
high" were Cass Schlaff. Pepsi
Cola, $50; Bud Werner. Olympic,
658; Chef Bukowski. Fife. 663:
Eddie La Budde. De Luxe-W. $40;
Chef Slicey. Chene- Trombly. 657.
In all there were So totals OF
600 or better. believed TO be an
all-time record for the league If
not for the city. ID =
Pepsi-Colas swept Mercurio,
3063 to 2742 for their ninth
straight victory to stay in first
place, one game ahead Of Ellis
Walkers Standards.
Brichta's 681 left him one pin
over his leading series In the
Metropolitan Classic rolled on the
opening night, September IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
HAWTHORNE
TIack. llopnN.
Pacific Coast League

Oshsushnsssy Plsyon)
Los Angeles
ksn Diego
Lgnn. nobtrnje C) and Tod: ols'
an1 sslkeld-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Scratches
ny Unitea Press

ny Unite6 Press
BELMONT PARK
Track. fast
First Rsee-Bright Remark
Third Raes--Caddis.
Fifth Rsos--imperstrics.
Seventh Race-Biueoerry Pie.
Lsghth Raes--Briar Play, RSesataek,
Stimuli.
HAvRE DE GRACE
Track, fast.
r,rst Hsce-Ju.t,ee Nap. City Judge
Second Rses-Lou Of Time, Terry
Nay. zostsrs. Spectator.
Third Race-ouiilon.
Fourth RAes-Gsntle Gene, Isnnsns.
Elshsh s,e.-Ni~ I. O.. Pointing.
DETROIT
Track, sloppy.
First Race-shsrloek. Wildiandi season
Can. Ny Nyrf. Winfsprssd, So Fast.
second Rsce-indlsn Penny, Rosy
chsncs. Norvssp, Bah shot, Dinner
Horn.
Third nAcs-Brisr sharp. De lcsr,
Fourth Racs-Boors On.
Sixth Raee--siroooo. Bonnie Andrew
Seventh Rsc~-Declared OF.
Eighth Raes--Dogo, Easy yaek.
tDhtancs last Detroit one mile and
furionGf on main course, not on t9rfJ.
HAWTHORNE
Track. sloppy.
First Rses--Conneeticut, Hignty Fine.
Torch Btick. Cariottins. BisEsarovnd.
vaidina ksrEe. Nj Secret. CanAradsris.
Second Raes-Kiosk Brutus Masculine
Hassy kiss. Michigan Blue. Brisrro.
Cloak. Town Lace, Illinois Tom. Eimmy.
Third Raee-Hy Shock. final GLORY,
Blonde Jayne. Brave Deed, wbsststrav.
Bovsrton.
Fourth Rscs--GsIiant Play Don Lin II.
sfxth Raes--Lets ny, Wool wool
Seventh Rsce--Nsrchon, Lady LIBERTY.
Eighth Raes-Happy Magyar.
Ninth Rsos-Blaeky Bee, Commentator,
Hadalsd. Wonsns, Prastoran, soerstle,
The Skipper. Cato.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

81. Louis tGaiehouss 12-12) at Chicago
tHumphries 1l.13l-2 .. m.
DETROIT DENTON LID ct Cleveland
Harder 17-if)--2 p. m.
Only games scheduled,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE
THIRD RACE
FOURTH RACE
FIFTH RACE
SIXTH RACE
RACE
EIGHTH RACE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Big Pin Loop Opens
Travelling League, Largest Of Kind Starts Tonight
With I08 Teams in Three Divisions

Detroit Travelling Bowling
League, largest OF Its kind In the
country. opens its season tonight
with 100 teams on the drives OF
various establishments throughout
the city at 7:30.
The loop, with six teams less
than last year. again Is divided
into three divisions, Eastern with
40 clubs, Western with "a and
Central with "a. The Western has
two more fives than last season
and the Eastern 10 less.
Bill Morland's Koppitz, which
will roll out OF Otto Held's Riviera
Recreation, won the Western Di.
vision championship last season
and then captured the roll-off for
the league title.
Tonight's Eastern Division
schedule follows:
Rainbow No; 4 y.. Rainbow No. Z. a
Rainbow, Rainbow No. 3 W. Rainbow No
Parksids; Vogue W. Hsrpsr.vsn Dyke. a
Vogue: North End Rec. Va. North End b.
at North End d Fsirview Rec. No. w
Fairwsw Rec: No. ., at Fairvlsw; Palse'
. p,ss' Inn S,, a. f. r.n PIX R'pp' wc
VERNE. at Southeastern; Common vs., Beverly
Hills. st Conner; Emsry's va. Kelly, a
Mack. boulevard; 7oth Century No, ! W
10Th Century No. .. at goth Century
Points Woods w. Centennial, Crosse Point'
Woods: East Warren W. Michigan Cart
~ East Warren: whittier vs.. Vernors, o.
Whittier; DENLY va Deluxe. at DENLY
cnsn. .Tromsiy. at osrssid; Motor Cit!
VI. Nys, at Motor CITY,
East Side Bowling Proprietors
Classic will launch Its third
season at Ernie BolIe's South
eastern Recreation Monday at
1850 p. m. approximately 20 es-
Establishments will be represented.
Jimmy Annabelle of Mack
Boulevard Recreation IL the de-
tending champion and will be
back 20 defend his honors. Art
Watson OF Palmer Park Recrea-
ton Is president and Joe Pauius
of Chene Trombly secretary
treasurer.
HERE AND THERE. - Johr
STANCE. former Chicago star. has
been signed by Ed Witte TO give
free instructions at Bowlins
Green. starting next week
Mark Greene speared a Dutch
200 in the Haley league al
Johnny Millett's -. Sponsors will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

CONSENSUS
Widespread
Dissension Sir
Partisan Witch
Bad Cold
Hutoka
Indian Penny
De Icer
Alfadildo
Hi Winnie
Bill c..
Flashtown
Bright Arc
Seven Hearts
Skinny Penny
All Good
Samhoronhon
Sweep Swinger
Sirocco
Night Lady
Illka
Show Up
Dogo
Betrothed
Bosky Dell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

LEW WALTER
Dissension Sir
Wingspresd
Sun Risk
Bad Cold
Hutoka
Norsweep
Alfadildo
DeIcer
Pairfort
BILL G..
Flashtown
Sarah Lorraine
Seven Hearts
O. X. Joe
Sea Marriage
Sweep Swlnger
Sirocco
Ssmborombon
Night Lady
nlka
Show Up
Dogo
Betrothed
Bosky Dell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

Totals sI7 gro 1853 Totals ses ssa lo44
Grand total 7ssS Grand total 3s7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Todav's Consensus at Detroit

]. N. S.
My Myri Wi
Dissension Sir Oh
Partisan Witch Pa
Bad Cold Ba
Picket Line Hu
Indian Penny Inc
DeIcer O De
Briar Sharp All
Alfadildo Hi
Flashtown Bill
Three Percent Fli
Bright Arc BrI
Seven Hearts SCI
o. K. Joe Sh
Skinny Penny All
SAMBOROMBoN Ssl
Sweep Swinger Sw
Sirocco Sir
Night Lady Nj
Illka I'LL
Ho Hung Sh
Dogo DO
Betrothed Be
Roustabout 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
against Hug" Odds

II he runs into the usual lar
attacking formation, the odds
against him will be - 10 /.
You must know that when land
fighting starts IN Java the odds
will be equally great; that in the
seas throughout this entire area
the sailors OF the American and
Allied forces today. As IN the first
days OF the war. have to face
equally Overwhelming odds.
| do not know whether Java
can be held. If 1000 American
fighter pilots and machines and
another 500 bomber pilots and
machines were 10 arrive today. the
Allies would have good chance
OF holding Java.
Failing that alone. the most
brilliant Allied gcneralShip or the
most bungiinc kind Of Japanese
Generalship could make Java 5
fate uncertain. The Allies have
yet 10 produce brilliant general.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Jap Flying Boats
Active in Timor

SYDNEY Australia. Feb. %
.OUPD.-An Australian air force
communlquo reported today that
Japanese flying boats had resumed
their attacks on shipping in the
Tlmor sea off the northwest coast
OF Australia and said there had
been slight enemy air activity over
New Guinea
RAAF homhcrS attacked Japa
ncSc positions IN Rabaul. New Brit
ain Island
Foreign Secretary Herbert Evatt
said that reports that Australia
was not helping the Netherland:
East Indies were not true. Aus
tralia had met every request from
Gen Sir Archibald Wavcll tnitcc
Nations commander for aid for
the MI nc SAID. and would con
tInuc 10 do so 10 the best If its
ability
Prime Minister John Curtin re-
laYcd 10 the Australian high COM
missioner at London a request by
Australian aviatorS in Great Brit
ain that they be allowed to return
home and aid in defending Aus
trala. Government sources said
the government was in sympathy
with the request but there were
serious difficulties in the way. in
the problem Of transport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Dutch Deny Bali
0((upiiedbyJdps

TOXIC. Feb. q tJapanese
broadCastS recorded by up I'm
peral Japanese headquarters to-
day announced complete occupa-
ton OF the island OF Bali and
Domei News Agency said com
municationS between Sumatra and
Java had been severed.
The Netherlands government
admitted only that the Japanese
had overrun part Of Bali and
captured the islands PaSar air
drome. indicating that Allied re-
siStance was continuing
a Domci dispatch from AN un-
disclosed base said japanese
bomberS raided airfclds al Batavia
and Buitenzorg at noon yesterday,
setting fire TO four large planes
and destroying two others.
The diSpa did not say
whether these six planes were in
cluded in another claim also from
an undiSclo>ed base that rs air.
craft were destroyed yesterday by
japanese raids on BuItenZOrg air
drome, about 80 miles south of
Batavia. Java.
Toxic radio also claimed that n
United States aircraft carrier try
ING 10 attack JapanS southeast
islands Friday had been heavily
damaged by japanese planes and
forced 10 retreat
japanese troops advancing from
PalcmbanG, have reached Lam
pong Bay, Al the southern tip Of
Sumatra. and have occupied posi-
lions from which their artillery
commands the narrow Sun d a
Strait separating the island from
Java. the agency said
A dispatch from AN undiSclosed
Japanese base said lS enemy air
craft were destroyed yesterday
when japanese planes raldcd Butt
cnzorg alrdrome, about 30 miles
south Of Batavia. Java. IT said the
T9tdCTS could not discover any
al tho BATAVIA Air field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
los Angeles 10 Curb
Sale OF Explosives

LOS ANGELES. Fob % INS)
Authorities today thought II
might be good idea 20 tighten
control on The sale Of explosives
after d newspaper reporter using
a fictitious name purchased a con.
siderable quantity ~ dynamite
over the counter with no trouble
whatever.
While sheriff office deputies
stood by watching thc reporter
Sid Hughes signed Tho routine
hardware sales slip With a foreign
sounding name. paid Sio36 and
walked out WITH 81 pounds ~
dynamite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
FeIon Jumps Train,
Escapes Police Captor

JACKSON. Feb. 23.-Whlle be.
ing returned to Jackson Prison
Clifford Brown, parole violator ar
rested in Georgia, escaped by
jumping from speeding tram
He is sought today. Brown. who
originally had been sentenced from
Detroit for robbery armed was
picked up at Albany. Ga by Sgt.
Harold Boland 10 be returned
here. As the train neared sta
ton. Brown was given permission
TO 60 10 the waShroom He
smashed the window glass and
leaped from the train Roland
Jumped after him. firing several
shots. but Brown escaped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
2d Phase Of OHPnsirP

The attack on Java already
begun from the air is what can
be described as the second phase
of Japan'S Asian offensive tina,
Is The capture OF The Netherlands
East indies.
In Java | spoke with the com
mander OF the American and
Dutch forces. They do not con
ceal that the battle Will he 4 grim
fight against tremendous odds.
spoke in Java. too. with American
soldiers, sailors and airmcn. with
the fighting men Of Britain AND
Holland.
They echoed tho words Of their
commanders. ON the lips Of every
man were the words Against ire
mcndouS odds"
You must realize al home OK
aCtly what your sons and huS-
bands are fighting against in this
part of the world.
You must know that every time
an American pilot takes off to
meet the JapS. he knows before
his machine leaves the ground
that if he is lucky he will be out
by at least five 10 one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Igorots, Riding
Atop Tanks, Kill
Jap Regiment
Macarthur Pays
Tribute TO Wild
Filipino Tribesmen
By EVERETT X. HOLES
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-"For
sheer breath-taking and heart.
stopping desperation l have never
seen the equal
Those words from Gen Douglas
Macarthur. who has seen history
written IN many parts Of the
world, today gave undylnG fame
TO a detachment of half-nakcd
little Igorot tribcSmen of Bataan s
jungle battlefront.
Wild warriors, screaming like
the savage head-hunterS who
were their fathers, rode into the
bloodieSt battle Of the Philippines
perched atop careeninG American
tanks and guided them through
the iunGle-growth by hammering
on the steel sides with sticks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
U.S.. Protests Again
On Vithy Aid TO Axis

LONDON. Feb %. 1NSl- Nd
ditional protests have been dchv-
cred 70 The NIchy government on
reported aid by France 10 AXIS
military operations, said a Reuters
dispatch today quoting the Brussels
radio
United States Ambassador VIII
liam =. Leahy was reported 10
have conferred Sunday with Mar
shall Henry Philippe Petan and
Vice Premier Admiral Darlan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
endorsements Reached Singapore Were Sent Away
l.. =. Filters
Beat Off
40 laps ~

AMERICAN NTEER
GROUP II + ADQ TIERS,
Southwest China. Feb. % up
Col. Claire Chcnnault said today
"a handful OF American volun-
tcer airmcn mot 40 Japanese
planes in a dog fight over Burma
Saturday. shot down five in 10
minutes and forced the rest 10
fee.
The Americans returned without
loss of a plane
Chcnnault, their commander.
said the battle took place over the
Bilin River front and that the
Americans were flying American
made TomahaWkS.
The American volunteer group
planes encountered the japanese
while Strafing invader ground
troops and shot down an enemy
plane every two minutes, Chen
nault said.