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A Test for Tokyo – 2-3
Japan Still Says U.S. Must Give In – 3
Shanghai Marines Now in Philippines – 3
British Dominions Are Watching U.S.-Japanese Parleys Intently – 4
The International Situation – 4
Japanese in Manchukuo Kill 2 Soviet Soldiers – 4
Tobruk Line is Cut – 5
Russians Push On – 6
U.S. Aid to Soviet is Found Lagging (by Arthur Krock) – 6-7
Retaking of Swabue Reported by Chinese – 7
China Relief Held a National Problem – 7
2 Capital Ships Lead Armada into British Base in Far East (by F. Tillman Durdin) – 8-9
Crossroads of the Far East Where the Clouds of War Hang Low (photos) – 10-12
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 13-14

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http://www.onwar.com/chrono/1941/dec41/f03dec41.htm

Soviet troopship sunk by mines
Wednesday, December 3, 1941 www.onwar.com

On the Eastern Front... The Soviet transport ship J. Stalin (7500 tons), evacuating troops besieged at Hango since June, is wrecked by 4 mines. Approximately 2000 are killed. German forces later capture the wreck.