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on Vichy will be intensified. Mail features a study of Malaya 
      strategy developed from Java which is reported by the new general 
      headquarters and an article discussing rubber scarcity demanding 
    the manufacture synthetic reporting of synthetic product
 
                                                            
 
 
Express reprints Arthur Krocks New York Times tribute to Beaverbrook. 
      Herald backpages Ever who commends Egypt's rupture with Vichy 
      and condemns United States opposition of the Degaullists over 
      the islands, where he sees a deplorable lack of Anglo-Amer-cooperation. 
      Chronicle backpages a report on the overhauling of airfield defenses 
      with the establishment of a new defense corps. Also frontpages 
an undated report that Indian congress suspends Civil Disobe
 
               Dispatches from the U.S. (analysis)          
 
                                                            
 
 
Times main page from Washington in a three-quarter column 
      reports the tension of Hitler's army, and on page 3 from New 
      York reports on gallantry at Pearl Harbor. Telegraph leads with 
      deny Smith on Roosevelt address, also a short from New York on 
      blackout and from Chicago on the Sun's success. On page 5 from 
      New York--Churchill's hold on the American public. Mail leads 
      with Farr on Roosevelt. Chronicle leads with Waithman on Roosevelt 
      and on page 2, a Waithman article on revival of vigilantes of 
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