War In The Pacific
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General. —Tonga’s War Fund, 2-11; Effect ora Pacific Islanders, 2-30; Two Nations Wooing.- Filipinos, 3-5; ANGAU, 3-13, 4-6, 9-3, 11-8, 11-41; Jap Air Strength, 3-33; Jap Co-prosperity Sphere,. 5-8; War Comes to Atolls, 5-16; Tojo, 8-4; Defeat of Japan in S-W Pacific, 9-1; News of “Notou’s” Crew, 9-17; Sinking of “Hauraki,” 10- What Japan is Trying to Do With Co prosperity Sphere, 12-1; “Inside Story” of Sin gapore, 12-6; “Bulolo” at Invasion, 12-14.
Escapes and Rescues. —1-9, 4-23, 8-6, 10-15, 11- 12-21.
Fighting French Colonies and Forces. —1-6, 1-8, 1-25, 2-5, 3-9, 5-11, 11-9.
Evacuees and Their Problems. — (See Pacific Territories Association).
War Damage Insurance and Claims.—ln N..
Guinea, 1-5, 3-4, 5-6, 9-34, 9-36, 11-1, 11-39; Mr. Alderman (See also Pacific Territories Asso ciation), 4-5, 7-7; Reported $25 Per Coconut Tree in BSI, 11-7.
Gilbert Islands.—Reymond Family, 6-39; Well known Men Missing, 7-7; Butaritari and the Japs, 8-7; Jap Co-prosperity, 9-29; Officials Return, 9-41; Butaritari a Grim Battle for Tojo, 10-29; Tarawa —Shrine of US Valour, 11-39.
Nauru. —Men Who Stayed, 3-5; Japs Nee(2 Phosphates, 5-9, 9-7.
N. Hebrides.—Wartime Rules for Native Labour, 4- Local Military Unit, 5-6.
War in Fiji.—Fijians in Battle, 2-7, 3-12, 4-5, 5- ii., 8-26, 9-24, 10-27, 10-35, 11-26, 11-28; War Preparedness, 2-7, 7-36; War Bonds, 3-6, 9- War Funds, 3-8; Restless Natives, 4-19; Remembering US Dead, 5-6; Blackout Relaxed, 6- Food Front, 3-37, 6-21, 8-33, 10-36; Travel Priorities, 8-26; War’s Effect, 10-6; Returnee?
Servicemen, 11-11.
War in New Guinea.—Unsung Heroes of Evacuation, 1-8; Battle for Salamaua, 1-11; Chinese in Sydney, 1-36; Prisoners of War and Missing, 3-cov. ii., 3-5, 3-7, 4-39, 11-37; “Army- Farmers,” 4-20; Fr. Glover and Central NG Evacuation, 1-9, 4-23; Territorians Serving, 5-5; Anniversary of Fall of Rabaul, 6-7, 7-6; Police Force Record. 6-36; Native Decorated, 7-5, 9-30; “Is Jap Breaking?”, 7-5; Fate of Missionaries, 8-6, 10-15, 10-23, 11-5; Resume of Campaign,. 10- Bougainville Patrol, 11-26.
War in Papua.—Where Japs Were Stopped, 1-29; Owen Stanley Campaign, 2-21; Missionaries Murdered, 2-24; Natives’ War Effort, 4-4; Buna- Gona Invasion, 4-32; Papuans Decorated, 6-29, 10-12; “Assault on Buna,” 7-19; “Total War,” 8-23; Resume of Campaign, 10-8.
War In Solomons.—Missionaries Murdered, 1-7; Effect on Natives, 2-29; Transformation of Guadalcanal, 2-36; Story of Bishop Baddeley* 3-38; “Village Churchill,” 5-10; Chinese Rescued, 5- Impression of Coral Sea and Guadalcanal Battles, 6-27; “Deserted El Dorado,” 7-27; “Tulagi’s Scars Healing,” 7-36; “Lambeti,” 8-8; Battle of Marovo Lagoon, 8-34; Landing on Ren dova, 9-8; Siota Cathedral, 10-36; What Army is Doing for Natives, 11-29; “Making Way for Army—Nissan Islanders,” 11-43.
War in N. Caledonia—Effect of War, 3-24, 6- 6-36; Feeding Americans, 4-8; More Police, 6-15; “War in Loyalties,” 6-25; US-French Co operation, 7-25; Travel Permits, 8-26; News of “Notou’s” Crew, 9-17; Casualties, 11-22, 12-30.