Allies Take to Air – 2-3
Belgians in Paris Mourn At King Albert’s Statue – 2
Polish ‘Black Book’ Being Issued Here – 2
Goering Decrees Captive Reprisal – 3
Six German Cities Attacked by R.A.F. – 4
Navy Sends Three More Warships to Lisbon To Protect Interests of Americans There – 4
Merchant Ships Sunk in War – 4
Nazi Thrusts Gain – 5-6
Youth Urged to Be Ready To Fight for Democracy – 6
Navy Yard Hiring 60 New Men a Day – 6
Mrs. Morrow Endorses Plea for Allied Planes – 6
Churchill Warns of ‘Heavy Tidings’ – 7
War Sentiment Seen Rising in U.S. – 8
Text of the Churchill Statement * – 8
First Sunshine in Week Brightens City 5 Hours – 8
Income Tax Rise in Defense Plans – 9
Entry Into Narvik Claimed by Allies – 9
House Speeds Aim of 2-Ocean Fleet (by Harold B. Hinton) – 10
The International Situation – 11
The Allies Lose a Battle (by Hanson W. Baldwin) – 12
The Day’s War Communiques – 13
Dog Aids in Rescue of Cave-In Victim – 14-15
* A recording of the Prime Minister giving his brief statement is available on yesterday’s thread. See reply #23.
Today’s final story might interest the German Shepherd Dog ping list.
