Senator George declared that United States policy continued to be based on the hope that war in the Pacific might be averted. He called attention to the fact that the announcement on oil restrictions did not constitute a complete embargo and predicted that limited commerce might be continued, based on prewar volume, after the period of reádjustments if there is no further Japanese aggression.
"It the United States does not completely sever relations with ed commerce similar to the pre-Japan I think there might be limit-War volume," he declared. "There is still the possibility for general
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