The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

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three questions to representative
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% the a statss. me questions
and the answers Of voters through
out the soantry with opinions are
4. n Canada u actually Invaded
hy q European powsr. do you think
Tho unlssd states shossld use III
army and navy 20 Aid Canada
Ahcsald nefeNd Caasds. .7sst
nhsuld not Defead HIS
z. II Cuba or any other coun,r,
within 1900 miles Of the fanAms
Canal II actually invaded BY ans
European power. DO you think th'
United states shoald fight to keeT
the European country out :
should defend canal AREA 5Hs<
kheuld not defend .xxfs
:. II Brasil. Chile or any othsl
South American country Is actual
1 ~ invaded by any European power
DO you think the United states
should fight TO keep the European
country outs
should defend - America 5sss
should not defend AIS.
While an average Of one persoS
in eight lis%) was undecided Of
without an opinion on the ques
ton OF aiding countries in Souu
America against an actual attack
only one person In nine was undo
cided about the United States
position In case Of an attack Il
the Caribbean and only one Il
fourteen t7esl regarding an In
yaaon OF Canada.
The reason why many American
are less concerned about souu
America than about Canada AM
the Canal Zone are twofold. tn
survey comments show. First an'
foremost Is the feeling that Souu
American countries are too IA
away" 10 represent the same mill
tary threat 10 American life an
property. Second IL the belle
that South American eountrie
should look after their own de
tense.
Institute surveys, conducted owe
the past two years. show tina
concern for South American de
tense has increased sharply sine
the renewal OF German, Italisl
and Russian military activity 4
Europe.
In February, 1888. before N
German advances into Austria an
Czeclio Sloyakia. the Institut
found only one American in ever.
three willing to fight to defen'
South American nations iron
European attack. But by Deeem
Der one American in every two ha'
come to believe American inter
vention would be necessary IL on
OF the Latin American nation
were attacked. The trend o
American public opinion has been
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