Teachers’ Pay Cut by City is Sought in Bill at Albany – 2-4
Mauretania Is at Panama Canal; British Warships May Escort Her – 4
Enumerators Not to Take Census of Own Neighbors – 4
Champagne Cocktail Costs 11 Cents on Liner – 4
A ‘Painting’ of the Madonna at the Lourdes Grotto – 5
End-the-War Move Appears in Britain – 6
Paris Now Doubts Hitler Offensive* – 7
British Schooling Undergoes Change – 7-8
Britain Forbids Captives To Talk on German Radio – 8
India Takes Steps to Save 300-Year-Old Taj Mahal – 8
Japanese Control in Swatow Feeble – 9-10
Japan’s Envoy to Wang to Shun Inaugural; Abe Must Keep Army Content With ‘Peace’ – 9
Retreat of Japanese in Suiyuan Reported – 10
British Push Drive on Nazi Ore Route – 11
Germans at Sofia Press Shipping Deal – 11
Quality is Stressed in Allied Purchases – 12
Merchant Ships Sunk in War – 12
Soviet’s Air Force Held Strong; Bombers and Fighters Effective – 13-14
Sweden to Press for Defense Pact – 15
* Given their basic policies – summarized in the two formulas, “no rash adventures” and “respect for pledges,” the problem for the Allies is to induce or compel their enemy to attack rashly himself.
I predict the Allies will solve this problem in spectacular fashion in the near future.