Celebrating Bataan fall? Navy officer asks pickets
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Ex-Langley commander flays 40-hour haggling
Hopes brave Americans giving 100-hour weeks in Western Pacific never hear about it
By Edward J. Lally Jr.
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Manila Bay forts’ big guns fire from 'rock warships’
Corregidor leads squadron of ‘stationary dreadnaughts’ whose U.S.-Filipino crews live underground
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Rubber programs still may not put tires on all cars
Industry at Akron looks upon glorified synthetic project as only enough to supply war needs; British must get some from U.S. too
By John W. Love, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Early drafting of U.S. women to be opposed
Employment Service and Army officials cite press of other tasks
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Bataan heroes waited in vain for 10 planes
Built airdromes but air aid didn’t arrive, Navy aide says
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U.S. submarine meets Jap fleet and whittles it down to size
Enemy depth charges rock American craft for half-day after it sinks first of 2 cruisers
By George Weller
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Mechanized Jap columns imperil Mandalay defense
Chinese battle triple assault by reinforced foe; invasion thrust nears Burma oil fields
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Filipinos still fight, Quezon reminds Japs
Resistance will continue, he says; Allied pilots blast Timor
By Brydon C. Taves, United Press staff writer
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Plane carve lines over thick jungle
Creation of military ‘feeder’ from Congo to Egypt and Middle East one of most successful chapters in war effort to date
By Peter Edson, special to the Pittsburgh Press
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Inhuman agony finally forces heroes of Bataan to surrender
Reporter on Corregidor tells how illness and Japs wore down defenders
By Frank Hewlett
Frank Hewlett, United Press war correspondent who describes in the following dramatic dispatch the fall of Bataan, is a 31-year-old veteran of four months of sharing the privations and dangers of the American-Filipino troops.
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