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PAGE 19
Quick Victory,
Else It's Defeat
Japanese Say
Clark H. Kawakami, seven
years a correspondent of the
official Japanese news agency
Domei, herewith predicts that
if Japan fails to succeed in her
present desperate efforts to
knock out the Philippines, Sing a*
pore and Hongkong, she will be
gin to crack up under the strain
of war within a year.
Kawakami, an American-born
Japanese and a full-fledged
United States citizen, resigned
his post in Washington as Do
mei correspondent immediately
after Japan's stab-in-the-back
surprise attack on Pearl Harbor,
which he denounced in a public
statement released by the United
States State Department as “the
blackest and most shameful
page in Japanese history ." Kawa
kami, who was educated at Har
vard University, has announced
he will volunteer his services to
the United States Army to do
his bit toward “crushing for
ever" Japan's “militarist rule. m
By ( LARK H. KAWAKAMI
fonnM rorfftpondml as Domtl, Official
Japan?** N»w» %*?«*«**
(Written Eipr*Mly tor Int’l N»wi S*r*tr*y
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.—1 f
Japan ‘succeeds in knocking out
Singapore, Hongkong and the
Philippines, at the same time gain*
mg control of the vital raw ma
terials of Malaya and possibly the
Indies in addition to cutting oft
aid to China, it will require not
one but several years of hard,
costly fighting to defeat her.
If Japan does not succeed and
is forced to continue the present
heavy drain on her war reserve*
without replenishment, while her
people suffer increased hardship*
and the demoralizing effect of
aerial bombings, there is reason to
hope that Japan will crack within
a year, perhaps a little longer.
SEES THEORY WTtONG
But let us not make the grievous
mistake of believing, as some
newspaper columnists have told us
in the past, that the American
fleet could sail out. whip Japan
into surrender and be back at
Pearl Harbor in six weeks.
That is the kind of error which,
fortunately for the democratic
cause. Hitler has made in Russia.
Eleven dayv have now elapsed
since the fateful Sunday on which
Japan launched her well-nigh un
believable attacks upon British
and American strongholds through
out the Pacific. Reprehensible as
those attacks were, and grievous
as wen' the losses which the ele
ment of surprise enabled Japan to
inflict, they have had two very
wholesome effects in the United
States w’hich can only serve to
strengthen this country’s war ef
fort and contribute toward ulti»
mate victory.
SAYS IT ISN’T EASY
These effects are, firstly, the
forging of American opinion into
one unified whole in support of
prosecuting the war against world
Nazism to a victorious conclusion;
and, secondly, the elimination of
the all-too-current and highly dan
gerous assumption that Japan is a
foe that can be easily disposed of
within the space of a few months.
The overnight solidification of
American opinion and the tre
mendous effect it is already having
in eliminating political obstruction
and speeding up war efforts in
every field are so clear as to caU
for little comment.
Why, then, did Japan not con
tent herself with another piece
meal move into Thailand? Such
a step would undoubtedly have
started the hall rolling toward
war. hut reasonable doubt exists
that it would have precipitated
immediate shooting hostilities.
HE SEES ANSWER
The answer, I believe, lies In
a combination of German pressure
and strategic economic considera
tions. Germany, stalled in Russia*
was pressuring Tokio as never be
fore to plunge into the war to
prevent the balance from tipping
in favor of the Anglo-American
coalition.
With the Japanese - American
peace talks deadlocked, the Ger
mans found in Premier Tojo a
ready listener, and it now' seems
clear that Japan* fatal decision
was reached soon after Tojo took
office in October.
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Japanese move into Thailand
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hog. And on Japan's side, tooy
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to fight \BCD "■onomic
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