War In Pacific
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Angau.—l-10, 1-22, 3-6, 4-47, 5-47, 7-44.
General. —How War and Americans Came to Tonga, 1-30; US Paying for Coconut Trees, 2-5; Fighting Frenchmen in Melbourne, 2-41; Canton Is. in Wartime, 3-12; War in Spice Islands, 3-14; When Japs Were Poised Against Australia, 4-6; Pacific War Now Moving Sharply Against Japan, 6-3; Australian Government’s Policy for Civilian Internees, 12-7; Pacific Territories Association (see “Pacific”).
War Damage.—l-4, 1-21, 2-10, 4-7, 6-10, 7-6, 8- 9-4, 9-5, 10-8.
Evacuees (See also Pacific Territories Associa tion) .—lncome Tax, 1-28; H. Alderman, 3-9; “Eddie” Ward’s “Sympathy,” 3-36.
Pacific Territories Association.— (See under “Pacific”).
Gilbert Islands. —Murdered by Japs, 2-cov. ii., 3-21, 10-10; Arrival of RC, 2-10; George Medals to Tarawa Men, 9-11; “Fifteen Months With Japs,” 11-12; Japs on Abemama, 11-27.
Nauru (and Ocean Is.). —8-21, 11-7.
Solomon Islands.—Permits to Enter, 1-40; “War Came to Guadalcanal,” 7-18; Patrol by Major Trench, 8-26; Kennedy’s Boys, 12-23.
New Guinea and Papua.—Lost Records, 1-40; NGVR, 2-7; Madang is Clean Again, 2-43; Jap Colonists —Big Mopping-up Job in NG, 4-10; Barry Inquiry (see under “Papua”); Papua’s Pre-1942 Volunteers, 5-20; “Mysteries of Army Administration,” 7-27; Amendment to Regula tions, 7-32; Rabaul Men in POW Camp, 8-31; Glamourless War —Slow Liberation of NG, S’-6; US Awards for Territorians, 9-7; War-torn Lae and Salamaua, 8-10; Territorians’ Eligibility for War Gratuities, 10-7; Manus Base, 10-10; Pinschafen Becomes Base “F,” 10-17; POW and Civilian Internees, 10-25; Equipment and Mop ping-up, 10-41, 10-54; Anzac Day in Madang, 10-41; School for Training Officials, 11-17.
Fiji.—Knitting Circle, 1-19; From Cannibal to Commando, 2-14; Fijians Under Fire, 2-cot*! iii.; Cpl. Sefanaia Sukunaivalu, VC, 4-6, 5-17, 8-9; Commanders Decorated, 4-16; Effect of War on Society, 4-33; Fijians Work for RNZAF, 5-4- Record of Fighting Services, 5-10, 6-33, 6-37 : Soldiers’ Publicity, 7-35; Rehabilitation Plan’, 9- Resident in Nazi Forced March, 11-12; No Relaxing of Controls, 11-23; Praise for Docks Company, 11-39.