Mr, Willkie emphasized that adoption of the isolationist policy by the United States would be dis because thereupon "Britain grave difficulty in surviving "No man can say now whether not Britain can win this war... we know if she is defeated to! ian armies will control the world... Europe and probably most of Africa and may also control the Atlantic Ocean.... Under those circumstances, Germany probably will make a drive—military or economic—on Latin America, "Perhaj pan also may make a drive southward towards the East Indies, Thus the United States would be ringed by totali powers, us-totalitarian methods of trade, un friendly to the d States and not reluctant to fight."
Mr, Wilkie said Britain also needed ange bombers, "pari rly the patrol type, known as These can be of enormous: assistance in patrolling the seas and g destroy work off coos The Ripublican leader said United es' aviation programme would ide Britain with meagre help in would not begin to give r acy before 19
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