Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1941 — Page 8

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¢ “Gallup Polls Reveal That War Spirit Is Highest in South, Where More People Are Willing to Aid England Despite Risk Involved. By DR. GEORGE GALLUP

Director, American Institiite of Public Opinion i PRINCETON, N. J., Jan. 10.-—Study of opinion in the various sections of the United States reveals interesting geographical differences in public sentiment, on war, zid to England, national defense and allied subjects. Although Institute surveys have consistently found a

war, the sharpest differences are between the South, on the

‘one extreme, and the Middle

West on the other. The war spirit in the country today. is highest in the South, lowest in the Middle West. The South is the most willing to aid England

and to take the] - gamble of a pos-|

sible war resulting from such aid; the Middle West is the , least willing. No section is strictly isolation=ist, however.

Even the Mid-| dle West is less] . isolationist in its!

thinking than many political observers

Dr. Gallup

pleted a majority (55 per cent) of voters in that area are willing to aid England even at the risk of war. But comparisons between the Middle West and the South show

that twice as many Mid-Western-| _

ers as Southerners have isolationist leanings. The geographical capital of isolationism is the Chicago area. On the question of aid to England af the risk of war, for example, the views of people in Chicago exactly mirror the sentiment of the East Central and ‘West Central sections —the areas comprising the Middle West. ; Currently 45 persons. in every 100

out of the war than to aid England at the risk of war. Chicago votes exactly the same way. By contrast, data from the South shows that only about half as many Southern voters think it is more important to keep out. A difference in attitudes is also revealed on the question whether the future safety of the United States depends on a British victory. In the Middle West nearly onethird (30 per cent) say our safely does not depend on England winning. In the South, the proportion

cent). : Moreover, sentiment for getting into the’ war is more prevalent jin tha South than in any other section. Nearly one-fifth (17 per cent) of voters there want to see the United States go to war against Germany now, as compared to 10 per cent in the Middle West and 12 per cent ior the country as a whole, . In the following tables note how the South and the Middle West represent two extremes: : “Which of these two things do you think it is more important for the United States to try to do--to keep out of the war- ourselves, or to help England win, even at the risk of getting into the war?” r Help England

63%

Keep Out New England and Middle Atlantic

55 (Ohio, Ind., Ill, Mich.) West Central 55 (Wis., Minn, | as., Neb.,, N. D.,, 8 i 16 » Ky. Te

have| believed, In a survey just com-/

i high degree of national unity on issues connected with the

Far West ..... ssesisieane 34 66

| (Celo., Wyo., Mont., Ida., Nev, N. Mex., Ariz, Cal,

ash., Ore., {tad Total U. 8...) ...cec... 49 60

| “Do you think our countrys future safety depends on England winning this war?” No No Opinion

5% 1

Yes New England and Mid. Atlantic... 1% 24%. ‘East, Central.... 63 30 West Central ... 62 30 South, ...coc.... 79 1% Far West ....... 66 31 Total U. 8. ..... 68 26

“If you were asked to voté on the question of the U. S. entering the war against Germany and Italy, how would you vote—to go into the (war, or to stay out of the war?”

i Go Stay In New England and Mid. Atlantic .J...... 13% East Central ....ceq0000 10 | West Central eesvtseree 9 South Far West .... conesnvee 141 Total U. S.. ss st ee Retr 12

“Do you think it was a mistake for the U. S. to enter the last World War?”

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Nota Mis- Mi¢= Unde- . take take cided New England and (ie Mid. Atlantic... 37% ‘5 19% East Central ,.... 43 3 22 West Central ,... 45 13 South 24 ! 21 20 Toial U. S....... 39 42 19

$25,000 SUIT FILED | AGAINST COLISEUM |

Richard T. (Bil) Miskimen yes- | terday filed suit in Superior Court for $25,000 damages agains; the Indianapolis Coliseum Corp. He alleged the corporation was negligent in providing loose boards for a runway leading from the skat-

ing rink to the change room, and that after finishing skating there Nov. 12, 1939, he fell while walking on. the runway. i He said he broke his right leg and ankle, that he was in the hospital until Dec. 4 and that he was totally disabled until March, 19490, Officials of the corporation had no comment.

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