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Teda3P in interests the American byaided time in situation the IteAtiat!question has taken on Russtah distraction of Gorman Favor Checking Japan Even force military If It Means Risking War 51 iNer since the Japanese bemired i 141611 Checking Japan If Oppose gan their 'advance into China Iltisitian engrossment of der It Means Risking War 31 Pacific four years Gast Lauds Russ- South and the 18 'Undecided or No Opinion many It becoming more signifi stall defense tactics tthie summer the nation' ago cant from day to day In Ger of America the definite with those If widcturveys only 'mazii it is beginning to produce :Institute of Public Opinion have block knows that Nipponese ocare considered the surUm opinions of Invasion unrest Mites traced the course of sentiment' cupation of Thailand would offer most means that 62 per cent are the soviet union has become hertt- After four years it is vey a threat against the Malay states In-- ' war with Japan to risk momentous see to how willing and Singapore and would put unpopular move he has made has possible lands Gertnan-occuPiin the effort to defend our own has been the change in the avertheir forces within striking disot tie American's thinking iabout Pacific interests while 38 per tance of the Burma pad Unless Vail rise to a pew seriesis on and cent 'would not so so far hole Tat Eastern the sabotage disturbances A net Is called to Japanese adi: jitus vances now the Nipponese can the inerease :Russian recognition tion? Tread ink Meant or Poland American recognition so firmly entrench themselves in Here too there has been a the south that they cannot be of esechosloVakia—the creauon Meant larlttl 1 'Tour years ago the Burof Czech and Polish armies in significant trend in: American dislodged Thus there is pending showdown in that area There Russia havejiven new hope to Veyg stow Americans as a thinking for less than live third concerned the were whole in months ago in a comparable little will only be Concessions if the tbeCsechs and Poles about the fighting in the Orient: survey the Institutefound only retch The British pounding of Japanese renounce their policy 40 per cent willing to risk war The showdown Is coming because While American "sympathies the French coast daily bombings nt were-witthe Chinese at least with Japan if necessary to today ofilcest Germany the moves economic and half 4he country believed the her occupation of Singe Itirkenest Norway and against outcome would make little difIndies Pettamo Finland (the latter act military weapons are superior to pore and the Dutch East was: time to us vote at In that those of Japan ferenee the The in influential been September have It was not only in the far may 1931the Institute found fl5 per March 1941 break-o- ff of relationt between east the "democracies" were cent saying they were "neutral" these Britain siridFIn1and)--31- 1 Great Britain or without a choice regarding U S Should Risk War to cracking down movements have not added to warned Iran to rid herself of nazi Prevent the Outcome between China and What is more German: sectirity of Singapore and agents That the nazis have been Javan not have Germans the dernaging : 40 2 this Indies brief From optimism Dutch up to their typical boring-I- n tacan Made important gain against 'IY S Should Not Ilisk War 3ff tics in Iran is generally conthe American public was Quicksecond con- the for Itussiant the firmed Germany is now Iran's Undecided or No Opinion 21 did not even ly jolted however as the Japsecuilve weep-th- ey best customer sine trade diffi anese China Comments typical of Ameralinto trieved deeper Smolensk micCeett in taking culties developed with Russia 'bombs on the United ican : are east of it opinion since the turn of dropped 5theli-though Iran is overrun with agitators have been: States the signed year news Panay gunboat B N D The German from Iraq and Syria who had to could cut off all U S an 190s pact with Germany and "Japan to has keep attempted agency get out when the British moved and edged nearer the Philin the Far East" trade Italy wild pre by upGermanr4tptrit In All German agitators are now "If Japan moves south it ippines and the vast rubber oil dictions Weeks ago it announced sources mean the end of the Mineral converging in Teheran of South and would the the Imminence of the capture Of Pacific: The country offers a Ando as well" Philippines Russian in is still Which j route into the Russian Caucasus to on was the More Comments hands Then Moscow Boycott Swing should R ussia become bard verge of falling To strengthen than mapressed and in need of supplies a two In "It'would be a blow to peace less years' with the gateways at Murmansk that impression German bombcome In Americans of the Pacific for a long time had jority ers have fplidUcted ten raids the Battle the Black sea and to a boycott of Japanese have to arm even more" We'd favor Vladivostok closed by Germans against the City all of which the a strict embargo on "We and can't give Japan a stran- goods called "flops" During and Japanese But that route can on the Pacific" of iron the scrap tato sending glehold th week the fall of Laningrad only be used if Iran cooperates a war line recent In In other and survey 60 per cent supplies Britain apparently is preparing appcared Aoly hours away said they thought was voters of this the respect public opinion the way to see that she does according to nazi reports The of Singato abandon the "appease occupation ready Japanese Finally she has learned that yer next day it was Odessa that be a would Of Japan long before the Indies ment" the and pore there are no neutrals in this war sewilt doomed 'Yet the fact reAmerican to United States threat definite government for the nazis do not recognize mains that 'the Germans are still while 20 per cent thought announced of which the end curity miles awa)i2 from all of these any What the British will say not and the remaining 20 per that policy only a fortnight ago cities According to correspon3 : Today a new survey cent were undecided d'cu life within then is almost shows that while the majority After the early Months of the mat American cornpletely of Americans do not wish to get Sino4apanese war- - numerous favored war has into witii 'a shooting 'opinion Japan Russians Learn Method now nevertheless an outright economic and strategic moves to At the end of the sixth week head: off Japanese expansion (31 per cent) believe majority lot the war4t a time when most When Secretary of State Col the United States should impose commen checks on Japanese power "even dell Hull announced this coun!military' experts and if this :means risking war" tatOrs predicted the Russian try would end its commercial army would have been smashed treaty with Japan Mere Relligerent In the summer of 1030 InstiRuSsian' resistance is stronger BOSTON Aug 2 (INS)---- A plot Allot it wit the first weeks of 'Should the United State tute surveys found 111 per cent to free prisoners at Charleston the war iThe Stalin line is take steps now to keep Japan approving and 82 per cent say- state prison arnd kidnap a deputy largely in Magian hands and the from becoming more powerful ing the United Statee should reeven it this means risking war warden as hostage was frustrated Germans are complaining that fuse to sell the Japanese additional war supplies— with Japan?" the Institute asked by police Saturday with arrest of so Oetr blitzkrieg tactics will have a cross-sectimember of a gang which had Ten months ago after Japan of the eligible revised for this campaign sitned with the asislhe number planned to smuggle In guns stnd The- !tussling learned what the voting population in each of ammunition t the 48 states Interviewing in favoring an embargo- reached 90 ' French:ant the Balkan military The ringleader inside the prison commands 411d not know: It is the survey began in mid-Juper cent police said wasi Albert Cappola sound military practice to perBoston serving 18 to 20 years for mit German tank columns to armed robbery filter through only when they prisoners were tan be Cutoff and smashed be Eight long-terto have made a break for freedom 'Ord the infantry can catch up next week according to police and Tinos andV again the Germans ' prison officials have reported important adThe man arrested was a the German-RussiaOlson parolee who has a VancesNeti to be about battle lincippears brother serving a 13 to 15year there whets was two weeks it term-forobbery and who was one the most part before of the eight scheduled to attempt Sto—for Or iin the main Stalin line the break ?ithe resistance of the Russians H was picked up police said that the while carrying a package which hal been 40of determined the :United states was supposed to have contained president was led to!temark on Friday: It four pistols sent from Chicago e Si Mignifirent and frankly better ' under arrangements-madby CapIn'Ger than any Military expert pola Many thought it would be" In Germany the Frankfurter Zel- 464 17(77( Jung wroteithat the blitzkrieg Ili 'IAA' terhn1dutr7against the ' Rusalans' the red lotas difficult !wave StALAII d army :y: wet ipirIP ---11114 and I - 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Yes No Und 1 rit 7 4s 46 - koep steps more Japan from becoMing means powerful oven if it risking a war with 'Japan?) f tele t sitlil- r I ir ir State (Should the United 1 A Morale t1114 my Arthut &bath Professor sof II Istory and 'Political ' - ' Me OM Brigham ' Toon!' University tussia's show of strength Is tiffening the backbone In th e ntlaxis comp's Its effects were felt in AsiaSouth America and Zurope during the week When It was rumored that Hitler was demanding new bases in the : Idediterrantan and a stronger position at Dakar the United States department of statie warned the Vichy government relations that Franco-Americnow hinge on'how much France resists Germany Any conceow Mona to Hitler will MOW a break- In relations When the German government sent it note to Merl- ea asking that country to protest the blacklisting of proattirfirms gattexico rejected it as unacceptable-pressure and Acting Secre- Welles de-Sumner of State tary i nounced nazi- action as "bare-Sate- d impudence" stating that Germany which has destroyed of so many nathipimverettnty ions cannot justifiably call attention to the loss of sovereignty countries by (Only Argentina In South Amer Ica has refused to recognize the U S blacklist) When - Japan moved troops south into French Indo-Chithe British Dutch and Ameri- im 'cans tied up Japanese assets mediately The Dutch canceled their 4°011 treaty" the British off all trade agreements tailed "- British dominions Increased the pressure When Japanese bomb ers dropped their deadly missiles to the close uncomfortably river gunboat American Yangtze ' Tutuila there was in lmmediste ' protest Vhen Japanese issutd apology It only a The' down Japanese turned - Wag finally met every Anierican demand 011 Supply Shut Off When Japan gave indication of the new pressure on Thailand - of the United ' States presidentclamped down rigid new contröis en the elPort of petroleum prodserve ucts which In effect will Amer-Scaof the off ahut supply to petroleum to all countries axis except those resisting thewould When Japan warned she net stand aloof and permit the United States to ship ald to c ooviet Aussie via Pacific ports e adminiAmrica's strator Starry Hopkins flew to 'Moscow to talk aid not of the lend-leas- e type but On a cash the democracies week All basis gave evidence that "appeaseb wu out Aggression Gent woulcU be given Dormer "free tides' Jimmie highly diseased with may' be the turn of events' She to war go to desperate enough know but Japanese leaders must which op that the combination poses- them has stronger naval air and military power On the sea front the United States fleet ' alone can outshoot end °Wis In air power tanctthe Japanese weak and has is 'woefully Japan and British new match to nothing American planes In Manpower pile is outnumbered at least three to one by the forces opposing her IA Japanese tory In the far east Is dependent on Germany's abiloccupy the - ity! to completely Bratsk empire and Miss's' No Nast Viettery Today Germany hap no clear has anvictory in sight BriteM nounced that arty move against Thailand will mean war She has Increased her forces in Burma America is commissioning two 114 w- air bases in the Pacific at Johnson and Palmyra islands far east- 'Shehas created a ern army under Gene al Douglas Starthur The an 14apaneee t I t 1 ir Nippott Japan issue Sentiment y H P Vote 1 Ton-til- 0111111P 1 tolonlimmonodoolitownwlib t 15 ' 4144 Here Is U S 1 Backs t -- Majority 3 1941 A rAugu!gt 13yiriV1OPITIAA I k !) t(W-Pf- 2157 SO UM STATE ST ' |