London, May 25.
"Komsomolskaya Pravda" (Moscow) of May 22 contains an article entitled "The Non-Belligerent Ally of England and France," which deal with the present attitude of the United States towards the war.
The article, which is quoted by a special commentary, mentions among effects in America of the recent German advance, the call by the United States' authorities for a great increase in armaments and the campaign for granting credits to the Allies.
Leading Democrats and Republicans are said to be at one in their sympathy for the Allies, and the "situation resembles that preceding the entry of the United States into the last war, with the only difference ihat the tempo is faster now.
The "New York Times" reports a Call-up poll on May 15 as finding that 51 per cent. would sell planes to the Allies on credit supplied by the United States' Government if the Allies are unable to pay cash."—Reuter.
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