Show t '4 Tin 5alt gaitt Zribune 8 :c Swiday Morning II ear $0-rv01- f asing 3:1941: Wtigutit III a"lots jrtier in) r N elaxation Would ippon I 0 C c Up and lde Time or resh Thrust Br 0wn Says ! -- z t 1 thing was done from the other shle The stringent regulations coUld remain in force so long as under a license system Japan could continue to purchase goods in:4h United States The Dutch ectmoMic sanctions hurt more than anything else But Tokyo figuredthat if the U S A and Britain relented on application ot the sanctions the government of Batavia Was bound to follow suit In considering a relaxation of the strict rules by a system of Us copse the government still is looking forward to catching a bird by putting salt on its tail The check of the German armies In Russia must have given the Japanese food for thought and It Abe Germans are Compelled to trench and litht an positión war on the eastern front the Japanese feel that it might be we to wait and see before they rush into another expansionist adventure Furthermore the organization of the newly annexed territories would require both time and energy Hence they Mire been willing to whisper to the American and British gov ernments that this would be the "last" move they would make In that direction ?rids may be so if the Germans exhaust themselves in Russia to itch a point as to bring about complications on the western trOnt which might end with their - ! 1 ' - ' i Germans ' Dy Constantine Brown tided to rush their forces southward and establish military nitval ana air bases In Indo-Chiand Thailand It was clear as daylight Ithat the occupation of these sections of Asia was only a preparatory move for an atLtackagainst the Dutch East Indies and the Straits Settlements as soon as Russia caved in and Germany began her main attack In western Europe Therefore our naval authorities felt comI pelied to Move an important portion otiOur fleet from the Pacific to the lAtiantic The Russians fooled everybody the Japanese Their resistance to the German blitz was remarkable and upset the calculations of the Tokyo govIf the Russians can ernmeht prolong' their resistance for an other month or so it is unlikely that the United States will have to remove any important units from the Pacific But It was too late for the Tokyo rulers to withdraw The cumbersome military machine had been set in motion and it was impossible to stop it The result of the occupation of with Its the rest of vital nav al and air bases which are a direct menace to the Philippines and Singapore brought a drastia reaction in Washington and Landon Economic sanctions whichare estimated to be able to criPple Japan within less than a year were immediately Irn posed Japan retaliated although 'rokyci knew that its retaliation eould hot work any serious hardahips on 'either the United States or Britain But the very mans 'day that the retaliatory measures :were 'Announced by the Tokyo government the representative of the Japanese government In !Washington Admiral Namura 'told the state department that if we are willing to make the are :observers WASIUNGTON—Washington puzzled They can't quite unerstand the Policies of the British And American governments toward la Pan The attitude of the directors'of our foreign relations has so much behind it that the ordinary individual cannot entire ly comprehend it When Japan prematurely entered Indb- ' China and prepared to extend her control over the southern tip of the Asiatic mainland by the occupation of Thailand the American government froze all Japanese funds in this ' country This resulted in a virtual embargo on all trade with the Nipponese empire srAe example ofWashington was followed With in less than 24 hours by London and B414 :7" tavia Irrom the reaction in Tokyo it was evident that thisti economic measures hit Mr Brown Japan hard There were conversations between Washington and the South American republics which forecast the application of the same 'stern measures against Japan by the countries south of the MO Grande It was a squeeze play Which was guarinteed to hOrt Japan more than a couple Of military defeati But it appears now that the governments of the United States and Britain are optimisticallyhumanitarian They don't want to hurt Japan too much At the tune of the writing of this article there are measures under consideration "for relaxing somewhat" the drastic economic regulations and permit some limited trade between Japan the United States and Great Britain under a new license system The basic reason behind this policy appears to be a hope that by trading with Japan we shall prevent her Iforn further aggression For the last 24 months we have been sending to Japan shipload our ractions The military point after shipload of raw materials ot view is that as 'soon as the which have been used exclusively are ready to move they for the: production of war ma o Japanese will do so regardless of how teriel We have practically ene much business there is at stake abled the Japanese fleet—or at but this theory has lost fol' least the Japanese transports—to lowers circulate on the high seas by our When the Germans blitzed export of oil In certain quartersIn the first Russia—successfully It is said that besides the lowde three weeks-i-t-he Japanese test gas which was officially per Mitted to go to Japan without 0 "Illamasomisma na - f i - license we also have allowed cers ' lain high octane gas to:be smug sled out of the country for Japi &nese aviation When this writer asked one of the policy framer whether it Was true that we were lending aviation gas to Japan the answer was that this was not but that some of exactly the case the gasoline could be used in a pinch by airplanes The result of such use would however be detrimental to the motors in the end Be this as it may the fact Is that without American ord Mary gasoline fuel oil scrap iron crap eteel and ootton the Jaw eee who are kolated from the rest of the world would have had a difficult job in planning for a further expansion to the south Our benign atttude was dile according‘ to out policy framer to a desire to prevent the hotheads in Tokyo from going feather south and eventually taking by force the Netherlands East Indies where bstsicraw materiel such as oil tin rubber etc are available In Inexhaustible quantitles The'argurnents of the military and naval men have been that wheneter the situation in Europe might justify a further move by the Nipponese they would not hesitate to make bellicose talk by 'Japan fall upon deaf can In poMoat and diplomatic quarters In Washington The optimistic view that as long as you feed the leopard he won't bite prevailed In these circles and while we sometimes spoke sternly to the Japanese Mil public utterances- we failed to :Conform to our talk In (UP)---Ma- ss 11611-trac- s" A G-C:- ONA a 1 011 j 4e p - 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I '' v uttIVE OLIT i4 1 4-86- 91 III wo m i- VC r:7 -V:t oto Ime "b t finny - 7: Weisz:Inc 1: C J ‘ w020‘4 From miles around people are driving in to save now be cause PRICES ARE STILL LOW due to the foresight of our Buyers Now more than ever our low overhead location saves costly hauling handling rents and 'other expenses and makes these values possible—but buy now of these values are too good to last much longer Drive Out & : 1 11111101111111111r- DRIVE 01 Cf SAVE 1 - a 1 German operations in RUSslik—i an unexpected bonanza—is ob4k sling Washington political ' servers W of Advanee Special Purchnes ' i 31 ' ) r--- - (IIJ 2144 LIP EAST1 suGAR 11011SEJ - EAST SUGAR HOUSE ''''1:1 - Pollillnill2114nk -1- -- 0 :: -- i"'711 4 2144 ' kt - OLITHEAS 4 1 their own daring and lira pro paring the ground to 'Interpret" their proclaimed action- This in view of the sluggisimess of Ito OUTHEASJ UR IMRE !! far-reachi- ng Realistic military- - and naval observers in Washington don't Indo-China 4 CLEVELAND Ohio Aug 2 production has started at the plant of the Whit Motor company here on "halftrac" armored scout cam On the first day of mass production 17 cars rolled off the assernblyi Dries and the rat will be inctetsed to 35 cars a day or 700 a month In all 110000 wlfl be manufactured to equip mech &nixed divisions of the country's expanding army Tbey are de signed1 to be used in advance of tanks to determine the enemy'a position and feel out his strength Newspaper men were permitted to examine the first of the scout cars to be manufac tured here and to watch Its performance on the testing grotmds The design gives the car a speed of 50 miles an hour with a crew of eight men besides the commander and the driver Instead of rear wheels the oar has an endless belt track thus for its description as accounting a "hall-trac- " Power from the 147 horsepower gasoline engine Is delivered to both the traCk and the front wheelL The cTew Is protected by armor-plate and a steel visor may be dropped over the windshield to protect the driver when 'the suatartea are advancing ter 4 ' f k Arniored Cars Roll From Assembly' Line ed wolf seems to be in full force once more The democratic governzzients have done a daring thing !They took measures to prevent 'Japan from being provided With taw materials from the only available sources Now they appear to be frightened at believe that such a policy of appeasement will prevent Jepan from putting Into effect Its exOansionist plans Quite the conthe trary They are sure that"SimJapanese will laugh at our ple Simonism" and strengthen themselves for further &Oentures These men believe that it we apply a stringent embargo the consequences in Japan will be As to the threats that they would attack Java Sumatra and possibly Singapore Immediately these are cómpletety discounted These key points are strongly fortified and an at- tempt to capture them now would mean a major 'War for Japan Men who know the Japanese naval and air strength and also know what the democratic countries possess in the Pacific are definitely of the opinion' that the Japanese will not even attempt such an attack in the immediate future It will 'take them months of preparations before they can start a war against the British and the Dutch In the meantime if the economic sanctions against Nippon are applied fully and relentlessly the of fensive coefficient of the Japanese will diminish rapidly There is every indication here however that if the Japanese give us only half a chance those sanctions which are governed exclusively by the freezing of the funds will be softened The old slogan of not Irking the hungry defeat But judging the Japanese by their past performances since 19'34 when they first entered the Asiatic mainland in Manchuria—as soon a$1 the manage to reestablish the situation the Japanese will find Atoms "polite" excuse tO obtain a wedge in the islands Of the south Pacific According to information received in responsible l quarters in Washington the JaPanese do not intend to attack Singapore Java or Sumatra in the near fufuture They are heavily defended and the Japanese are not sure at thi:i time that they could crack such tougknuis But they Intend to go to laorrieo and the Celebes Islands where they can find ample oil and a good strategic position for their light craft with which they will eventually Intercept communications between the Indian ocean the Philippines and Australia So long as the Germans are fighting hard and no definite decision is in the offing there is no question that the Japanese will make no further 'move If while they are organtilng themselves In the newly conquered territories they van:continue to receive oil 'gasoline and other Important materiel lot their war Industry from its potential enemies—Holland Britain and the United States—so much the bet- economic 'embargo less drastic Tokyo would see that the same : 8 a |