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Congratulations for placing willpower ahead of brainpower and manpower on the cover of the current issue of TIME [Oct. 5]. Right now there isn't anything America needs so much as willpower. Adolf the Awful and Tojo the Treacherous must derive real satisfaction from our indecision and inaction...
...nation you love-the nation that is the hope of all the world-is on trial, and Congress is on trial before the whole country and the whole world. Let's get the job over with and let's get the job of whipping Hitler and Tojo over with...
...night vibrated with the whirl of wings as our planes took to the skies to attack the Japanese air and sea raiders. Enemy bombs bracketed our encampment and a few were killed and several injured. The Marines, cursing "Tojo" tumbled from their bedrolls to their foxholes and then back to bed again. The moon broke hazily through the scudding clouds and made splotches of pale light beneath the palm and ironwood trees. It was a typical night on Guadalcanal...
...done by. The unconfirmed reports came from the Korean underground by way of Kilsoo K. Haan, Washington agent of the Sino-Korean People's League. They said that Ken Inukai was in a Japanese jail charged with aiding the attempted assassination (TIME, Aug. 24) of Premier General Hideki Tojo and onetime (1936-37) Premier Koki Hirota, a leader of the sinister militaristic Black Dragon Society. Ken Inukai was also charged with aiding Eurldan, a Korean terrorist group. The charge was that he had helped Eurldan to derail an express 100 miles from Tokyo, thereby badly injuring Navy Minister Admiral...
...Korean National Front Federation, who last October warned the U.S. State Department that Japan would attack the U.S. either in December or February. Mr. Haan, whose prophecies have since varied from the uncanny to the untrue (TIME, Aug. 24), said his underground sources had informed him that the Tojo Cabinet had steadily refused Germany's pleas for a Siberian invasion, even after the Nazis reached Stalingrad's gates...