The Archive · 1940

Japan Would Be Unable to Survive Year of War and Embargo

By John Ahlers

Referring particularly to the American election, this week's issue (Nov. 9) has an article dealing with the local reaction, particularly that of the puppet press, toward the U. S. Election. Other articles in this week's issue include:

Japanese Evacuation Manoeuvres—Peace Drive or War Threat? A Nazi Film Which Didn't Impress the Chinese, by Alfred Lieu Some American Victims of Japanese Bombs and Bullets Russia Passes 23rd Anniversary of Her Red Ordeal, by Wilbur Burton Gambling Houses Open in Frenchtown Japanese Bombs Drive Yunnan Closer to Chungking Japanese Tighten Curb on Foreign Interests Despite U. S.

Non-Appeasement Policy The War in Kwangsi and Chekiang The Terror in Hongkew—Crime Wave in Occupied Areas Full page of cartoons and numerous illustrations.

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