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: I i 1 i ' v 1 ' 1 - 3 I I i : 1 I 1 i 4 1 I 4 :) i 1 1 1 : I 1 1 i 4 1 - i f 4 3 1 1 1 : 1 1 i 4 'I 1 4 i 1 1 ' r 1 1 ' 1 1 I ! : 1 1 I '' 1 i 1 : 1 : 1 1 ' 1 1 4 1 1 1 '1 1 I 1 i f 1 q ! i 1 1 1 i 8 i 1 : 1 I 1 ) 1 - i ': i ' 1 ' that the strategy of saving our allies across the Atlantic was the best which could be adopted under the cirtumstances There are many political and military factors which are still undisclosed Consequently it would not be fair to crticise that strategy without realizing that President Roosevelt unlike other wartime presidents is commander in chief In He fact and not merely in form defimust have had some very note reasons for dtciding that our strategy in the racific would be confined to holding operations Disappointment Voiced But while it'must be admitted that the commander in chief had strong reason3 why he did not direct this country's main military efforts toward the enemy in the Pacific there is disappointment in many quarters that his unmatched horse trading ability has not been applied on our allies to secure beyond any shadow of a doubt their full and unswerving cooperation in the Pacific after Hitler has been crushed a As it stands today we have doubtful situation as far as It Great Britain Is true that Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden have stated that be crushed But Mr Japan must Churchill in a recent remarkably frank speech told us that at least a partial demobilization of the British forces whereby men would be returned to their old jobs jobs or equally good new must follow the defeat of Hitler It is hard to reconcile these war The conflicting views as against Japan will be at least hard as the one against the nazis A token force which would remain active in Great Britain after that partial demobilization will hardly be sufficient to crush the Japanese particularly since we ourselves will by that time tremendous losses have suffered in man power and our financial capacity severely taxed N0 Hint From Russia The soviet government has not gone even as far as the British no government There has been us the to Moscow give hint from faintest hope that after the nazis are crushed the soviet forces will be turned against Japan Premier Stalin spoke about the Russians righting until the enemy has been expelled isfrom no soviet territory There enemy on Russian soil in AsiabeFurthermore the relations tween Tokyo and Moscow are cordial and the Russian government is so punctilious about neupreserving all the rules of are American pilots that trality not allowed to fly across Siberian pilots who territory the ferry are delivering bombers to the Russians by way of the Pacific have a rendezvous somewhere In the north Pacific where Russian and fly the pilots take overbombers across American-mad- e Siberia into Russia We are not allowed to become airacquainted with the soviet in Siberia ports and installations as should be the case if we and the Russians planned some day to fight the Japanese together And the fliers who bombed Told and had to land in Siberia are &till interned Logical Question The logical question which comes to the mind of many is whether our associates who when they are in desperate need for our assistance and are reluctant to commit themselves definitely to fight Japan will be willing to do so after we have all finished off Hitler 'Those who have followed It 1 i i - 4 1 1 I ei ' - 1 I s ': i with Stcraach Ulcer Pains? beloved Queen C ou d hardly have reigned tiely for 63 years and rehaie and hearty hart lithe roa!ned ed Don't ignore stomach ulcer pains of aufferlom Try Udga for relief gam: er and siornab induzestion tor hearibliri buriiinc paiimatioo Fsiora roodilloos riturol by exoea 115c Tablet!' from ci3 o'hr i'draroom covi lor Viral doe drotaio in and sat DOT 11 f ye Trn'A MONET LACK iwo aufP-r- 114 't i i I 1at øi 11 tr - Az 7 4 ic i ? $' ‘A: - -- ‘ 1 s 1 ‘ 4- I I 1 ) A 1 f' 4 4 '' '' 1 g fi t Z i - ' ' i -- ) 4-- ----- '''' ' ' 4 - :i:- ::: ' : si : k ' t 1 - ' INt' 14 e '' " :'' --- ' ' :: 'e 0''''t:‘ 1 16- '9 ''''' 4 ( 1 i 57- ' ":' li 1 - s' i i ' t ' : ' ' 1 - i' T f 9 ' l' t ''''t t ' 11 1 ? l' - t ": ': ' 1 1 ''':t :V 3: t ' ''::- ' ' 41 6- r - -- k si-' z"'''''' - sts - ' - k i t ''' 22' ri- '' s ' i::!:4: :: i )' ‘: :: :: 4 ' i ' I ' 'i t'l ' i: 7 1:t r'::: :—: gi ' :: ::-- '' ' J:: :: ::: ' - 1 ' ' 1 r'''' '' t :' !' 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7-tempting to restore their shat4 tered national economy Japan ings of another war particularI 1 1101111 :f)11!-'cir1Munich kb the maafter raw ly agreement with all the necessary we to in believe continued terials at her disposal will begin peace 71 47aw Lteassaaaamta and remained unprepared until to work to put the United States RIDE OUT we actually had to go to war out of business not only in the er 'ISUGAR EASTli I far east and South America but 626911 't AND SAVE on Pacifism Rely In her own country The Japanese militarists who ---1 -- Japs Want Markets '"" ''' ''' '''' "":" 7' have been ruling Japan from :7' ' believe immemorial time that Before Pearl Harbor when - -za- ' ' - '"" a- - I a history will repeat itself They a Japan had to purchase from forbelieve that the United States— A eign countries oil rubber tin a "money-minded- " nation we - a1 are called—will not be willing and every other vital raw ma4 ''''--- tok' '''' to stand the expense of keeping a terial needed for her expanding a01p ' aa-a- up a strong military naval and industry she was able to un's:' "a adersell us in almost every marair power after peace has been ket in the world And she had signed and the specter of nazi-is1 to pay in gold or its equivalent in has disappeared a a' a This Europe ' for these raw materials Icik nation they think in It is easy to realize what she Tokyo will again believe that 'Titer g' will be able to do to our induspeace on earth has become a n will have under try when she reality and the - oge' V0 rogy f i ' i be up Pa st er territory in a direct operation against the Japanese mainland Our task would will-requir- - : is possible Cc Id Victoria Reign 63Yrs - ESSININUMMINMENIth V: 1 e ed newly-conquer- I harder than the one in Europe ' Building Defenses It is common knowledge that the Japanese are working day and night on the defenses of the Pacific Every one of the occupied islands is being made into a fortress The native populations are less hostile to the Japs than the European nations which are under Hitler's boot They have changed masters and in just some cases it is said that they find the Japanese more to their taste than the white Men who have ruled them for generations For the time being we don't know the immediate military objectives of the Japanese whether they intend to invade Australia or Alaska or want to renew an attack against Midway and Hawaii We are more or less prepared for any emergency possesses-unbelievabl- attack 1 ' closely the Jape policies and have not been satisfied with the common belief that they can be polished off quickly are gravely concerned Japan is unquestionably the most dangerous and powerful enemy we have Even today when she has conquered an undreamed of empire and natural resources Japan considers herself unsafe until America has been beaten From all indications it appears that the Japanese are looking with indifference at their partners in Europe They feel confident that after the war against Germany the exhausted western powers will agree to terms which would enable Japan to make the best of the territories and prepare herself for the final course would be could use Chinese Indo-Chin- face-savin- g - and it is quite possible that the present war of attrition will continue for a long time We will see within the next few months what the Jap general staff is preparing But we do know that the defenses of the south Pacific area from the Celebes islands to Java and Sumatra and the French a are being made impregnable In order to subdue Japan in say two years we shall have to take every one of these islands individually That is to say we will be compelled to wage an amphibious war against those strongly fortified positions with the assistance of parts of the British navy and air force Long War Foreseen Among the most optimistic military quarters it is believed that unless we are able to straddle the Japanese lines of communication before the end of this year by taking some important islands in the south Pacific it twice as much time to defeat Japan than it will to defeat Hitler And the war will be much more ruthless The Japanese are not in the least concerned about human sacrifices and are not loath to have their men die for the emperor The losses suffered by the Japs in their endeavor to recapture Guadalcanal are just an illustration of what we will showdown with the United less than a generation rStates in Britain they believe will be busy with the organization of a new empire and the restoration- of her econbmic life Russia will be busy reorganizing while the United States after alimmEmotimEMI 1 ' rfenweare ' ' ' |