London Holds Two – 2
Washington Gets Tokyo Complaint – 3
Americans Charge Curb by Japanese – 3
New Japanese Move in Indo-China Seen – 4
Supply Difficulties for China Decrease – 4
The International Situation – 4
Nazi Bases Bombed – 5
French Said to Seek U.S. Aid in Blockade – 5
300,000 on Move to Big War Games, Record for Peace – 6
Gallup Survey Gives Willkie Lead In Electoral Vote of the Nation – 7-9
Hiram Johnson Hits Roosevelt ‘Purge’ – 9
Fletcher’s Opinion on the Application of Hatch Act – 10
Independent Vote Seen as Decisive – 11
Reports Big Order for Relief Checks – 11
Exmoor Brings 33 from Near East – 11
Auto Union Votes Censure of Soviet – 12
Kern Again Insists That He be Heard – 13
New Zealand Moves to Speed Production – 13
Churchill Urges British Vigilance – 14
Nazis Call Hamburg ‘Pulverization’ False; Exhibit City to Foreign Writers to Prove It – 14
Birthday Greetings Sent To Haakon by President – 14
U.S. Cash Policies Curb Brazil Trade – 15
New Jamestown Bridge Is Officially Opened; Spans Narragansett Bay to Canonicut Isle – 15
41,000 Hold Pilot Rating, Rise of 15,000 in a Year – 16
Major Sports Yesterday – 16
Invasion or Attrition? – 17
Texts of Day’s War Communiques – 18
News of the Week in Review
British Bombers that Carry the War to Germany (photo) – 20
International Summary – 21-22
National Summary – 22-23
Twenty News Questions – 23
The Strategic Battleground of the War (map) – 24
Descent upon England a Strategist’s Puzzle (by Herbert Rosinski) – 25-26
One More Week Passes, and No British Invasion (by Edwin L. James) – 28-29
Answers to Twenty News Questions - 29
