War Opened on Us – 2
Senate is Bitter in Hawaii Debate – 3-4
Our Declaration of War – 3
Miss Rankin Voted ‘Present’ in Weak Voice; Clerk Had to Call Her Name a Second Time – 4
Blocked in Luzon – 5-6
The International Situation – 5
‘We Shall Do Our Best’ Gen. MacArthur States - 6
Would Open Yale Gifts to Salvage Boxes Now – 6
Japanese Report Manila Air Blows – 6
Japanese Held Off in Northern Malay – 7
British Warships List 595 Missing – 7
Prince of Wales and Repulse were Sunk by Aerial Torpedoes, Survivors Declare – 8-9
City Students Urged to Be Calm in Crisis – 9
U.S. Fliers Score – 9-10
Filipinos Extend All Resources to Us – 10
Daily Display of Flags Advocated by Cashmore – 10
Japanese Ships of These Types Victims of U.S. Bombs (photos) – 11
Casualty List Delay is Upheld by Walsh – 11
Patriotism Keynotes Democrats’ Meeting – 11
Allies Strike Back with Damaging Blows in the Pacific Arena (map) – 12
Axis to Get Lesson, Churchill Warns – 13
Nazi Withdrawal in Africa Goes On – 13-14
Service Men in London Cheer News of U.S. War Against the Axis (photo) – 14
Von Bock Relieved on Moscow Front (by C. L. Sulzberger) – 15
Picture that Illustrates Lines Below (photo) – 15
Drive for Kharkov Started by Soviet – 16
Nazis Slay Eleven in France as Foes – 16
America First Acts to End Organization – 17
U.S. Envoy Confers with Petain, Darlan – 17
Japanese Begin to Pay (by Hanson W. Baldwin) – 18
Voters Wanted Strong Action Against Japan for Years, Gallup Institute Poll Finds (by George Gallup) – 18
Spectacular Display in Skies is Due Tonight – 18
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on Fighting in Various Zones – 19-20