"The story, however, would be different if Britain flees to Canada with its 200 warships, including those snatched from France. and places its entire navy at the disp of America. Such an eventuality would certainly give cause for apprehension to Japan. A!! that, however, is a thing a little too far in the future.
"It, however, the matter concerns the Soviet Union, it gives real cause of danger to Japan. In case the Soviets go to war with Japan, they will fly their planes over Korea to the mainland of Japan. That is a matter of only two hours. Japan must be on the look-out in this respect.
"Even then, the situation would be different if, before the Soviets can attack, Vladivostock is put out of ape or put ouz of existence. The rule there would be, "first come, first served."—United Press.
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