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PROP AG AND A ROBS | U.S. Public Backs Occupation of Iceland, Opposes Actual War Entry [rouLthy sPeciaLs | By GEORGE GALLUP reported last week, and showed a, The early returns, as reported last, The vote on entering an all-out; Since both types of questions— | EGGS | 30¢ doz.

erican Institute majority favorable to the Admin-| Friday, were 61 per cent approve, 20| War stood at 79 per cent opposed.|ihose dealing with entry into war |

Director, A of Public Opini ist , : PRINCETON. & le oh I CHO Complete returns per cent disapprove, and 19 per cent i com a3 grt Wy Jes and those dealing with steps short || Barred-Rock 25¢ Final returns from a nation-wide] “Do you approve or disapprove |R0 opinion. July 11. of war—frequently appear on the] FRYERS Ib. survey of public opinion show that|of the government's action in tak-| The results emphasize the fact| Some commentators have noted|same Institute ballots and are Boiling Chickens, 15¢ |b.

a substantial majority of American |ing over the defense of Iceland?” [that while the nation is against |that whereas the great majority of |asked of the same persons, the voters approve the American occu-| “FINAL RETURNS entering an all-out shooting war |American voters are against an all-| Institute has had an opportunity | MARION POULTRY G0. pation of Iceland. at this time, the majority never-|out war now, nevertheless the ma-|to find out why peopie vote against | 1022 S. Meridian St LIL 5519

. Greatest Success Is at Home Where Hitler Is More of a ay Helms of the survey, which See i. ses seneennn B1% Hy jess favors measures “short of | jority approve of steps which those |going to war now md yet favor a divers S start e day after American SAPPIOVE ...ccviveeeees 17 ‘ar’ to aid Britain and defeat | commentators believe will lead to|convoys and approve the occupa- ’ SE — Leader Than Ever Before, But Same Type troops landed on the island, Were! No OpHMON ... ........ 22 |Hitler. war. tion of Iceland. TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES.

Methods Are Failure Abroad. 2 Convenient

(This is the second of a series of three radio dispatches present- STATE FAIR : | Ing an absorbing and detailed picture of the workings of propaganda and counter-propaganda in Europe.) TICKETS E FREE Copyright, 1241, hy The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Dally News, Ine SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE, July 25.—Nazi propa- c ganda has been distinguished during the war alike for its 25 : ; PARKING LOTS

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