Both the general principles and specific terms based on this main feature are open to criticism and presumably will have to be modified on many points before they will be acceptable to either Great Britain or the United States; nevertheless "the Japanese contribution can be very [helpful in crystallizing considerations on the form of structure of the postwar world.
"Every item should. now be impartially scrutinized and examined on the basis of its moral. political and economic feasibility," the writer declared.
Mr. Morley does not belong to any non-interventionist group. but shares the view of a small minority, like air. Charles A. Lindbergh. that a decisive British victory is impossible and a stalemate inevitable.—Domei
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