Strength comparison shows U S edge in Pacific strategic material flow
The analysis notes Japan depends heavily on imports for vital war materials while the United States enjoys broader access. It discusses ABCD coalition leverage, sea routes to the Indies, and the relative strength of Pacific fleets. It concludes U S material access and convoy protection give Washington an advantage, though Japan faces supply- route vulnerabilities.
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John Ee Eh
Japan
U. S
Pacific
United States
Orient
Manila
Rormally
America
Canada
A.B.C.D
Britain
China
Dutch East Indies
Indies
Hama
Hawaii
Goofy Gifts From Times Paste: Long Lasting Practical Picks
A humorous feature extols practical Christmas gifts that endure. It parodies lists of homemaker and family items, from house dresses to drapery tools, kitchen gadgets, and a range of small tools, with repeated emphasis on lasting usefulness and the gift of money.
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Great Britain
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Chenille
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Second Avenue
Goofy
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DECCA
Grofe
Grand Canyon
Johann Strauss
Dickens’ “Christmas Carol” By
Ronald Coleman
Glenn Miller
You and I
EE. Forbes « Sons Piano Company
Second Ave
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Control
National Association of Manuufacturers
New York