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Pacific Islands Monthly, 18 January 1943Vol. XIII, No. 6

Pacific

pp. 1-2 · Read in the full issue

Islands

Monthly

January 18, 1943

Vol. Xiii. No. 6.

Established 1930

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Axis Leaders Look Into 1943

THESE striking drawings of Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo (published in “Editor and Publisher.” New York, and kindly made available to us by “Newspaper News,” Sydney) indicate, with uncanny clever ness, the characters of the three dictators who, in 1940-42, came within an ace of destroying civilisation and enslaving mankind. Their threat has been countered, but it still is there. It may be destroyed in 1943-4 —but not before the United Nations engage in much terrible fighting.’

Messrs. Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo, now on the defensive, look into 1943 and 1944. Do they like what they see?

A typical scene in the Solomon Islands. —Photo and block by courtesy of the Secretary of The Melanesian Mission.