The Archive · 1941

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America is "Irretrievably Involved" in War satiable vultures" to continue exploiting Asiatic races, The President also was aiding Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in fighting Japan and thus attempting to exhaust Japan by prolonging the Sino-Japanese conflict, the paper said.

The fiery tone of President Roosevelt's speech, said the "Kokumin." gave the impression that the United States is on the verge of war, However, the "Kokumin" found consolation in the belief that so much United States aid would be given Britain and Greece there would be little left to give China, The "Asahi Shimbun" reported this morning that there was "nothing surprising" in President Roosevelt's speech Sunday night.

"Japan, however, must not fail to watch to what extent American aid

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