Boston, July 3.
Mr, Charles S. Sprague. Governor of Oregon, yesterday told a Governors' conference here that American naval action would be. "clearly warranted" if Japan struck at the United States communications lines in the Far Bast must be protected "at all hazards." Governor Sprague saidi "since any Japanese victory in South-st Asia would cut off critical raw materials and supplies."
Governor Sprague opposed Philip-balance of pow ernor Sprague sal on foreign' policy.
d'that the State it had the received any official' information about it and, therefore, he could not make any comment until this was Meanwhile, Tokyo press despatches given prominence in evening. papers reported: the Cabinet and- Matsuoka same time concentrating on the at. tainment of objectives and East Asia.—Domei. pproxi~ revenues of $12,500,000,000 leave a deficit ct
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