Washington, June 24.
An informal survey of American public opinion conveyed to Government leaders today indicated the American public is becoming psychologically prepared for a more realistic attitude toward the crisis in the Orient.
The oficial viewpoint is that although the United States is not interested in the original issue which was the immediate reason for the Tientsin crisis, the United States is vitally concerned over the broader implications of the situation, injected by Japan after the Japanese blockade had been imposed at Tientsin.
Officials here point out that Japan and not Britain has brought the United States into the Tientsin crisis by paralyzing American trade and subjecting American citizens to the hardships of food shortages and the inconveniences of passing closely Fresh Instructions Sent From guarded Japanese sentry posts.
Broader Implications Rejected London to Envoy at
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