Selections from West Point Atlas for the Second World War South Pacific Area Operations: Capture of New Georgia, 21 June-27 August 1943
The Far East and the Pacific, 1941: Status of Forces and Allied Theater Boundaries, 2 July 1942
India-Burma, 1942: Allied Lines of Communication, 1942-1943
House Ban Backed (by Samuel B. Bledsoe, first-time contributor) – 2
Vote in Senate to Halt Retail Food Subsidies – 2
Major Sports Results – 2
Sicily Lifeline Hit (Middleton) – 3
U.S.-RAF Raids over France Climax Big Week in Air War – 4
Bombs Fall Thick and Fast in U.S. Raid on French Plant (photo) – 5
Mutiny Reported in 6 U-Boat Crews – 6
French Peasants Flout Vichy Rule (Archambault) – 6
War News Summarized – 6
Stalin Haste Plea Sent to Roosevelt – 7
Chemical Warfare: A Practice Session for Invasion (photo) – 7
424 More of Army Are Held by Enemy – 7
Rationing at a Glance – 8
Families Alleged to Face Disaster – 8
Dewey, Willkie Still Lead Field (Gallup) * – 9
A New Link in Our Undersea Power (photo) – 9
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on Fighting in Various Zones – 10-11
German Slave Draft Sabotaged by Dutch; Nazis Complain 90% of Men Find Excuses – 11
Germany Defends Europe’s Art and Culture Against Barbarians of Air, Goebbels Says – 11
The News of the Week in Review
Twenty News Questions – 12
Ten Focal Points in the War of the World (map) – 13
Trend Toward Victory is Visible in All Theatres of the Global War (Baldwin) – 14-15
Answers to Twenty News Questions – 15
The Greatest Air Assault in History (map) – 16
The New York Times Magazine
Mammoth Cave, Washington, D.C. (by Sidney Shalett) – 17-21
* But MacArthur is a strong third.