Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1943 — Page 17

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But Military Defeat Stil Must Come Before In-

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By A. T. STEELE

CHUNGKING, Feb. 2—Month by month, life in Japan is .getting

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Travelers from Manchuria, from occupied China and even. from Japan itself have recently arrived in Chungking. They confirm the growing strain of day-to-day existence] . in Japan and its adjacerft sections. In general, however, it is prob-| : ably not much worse than that of| : most warring European countries. . One would suppose that with food resources of all East Asia at her| | command Japan would be. well fixed for food; but that is far from the case. : The two staples of the Japanese diet are rice and fish. Both are strictly rationed. No longer is pure Japanese rice obtainable. The Japanese are eating ga mixture of Japanese, Chinese and Indo-China rice which in the old days they would not have touched. Cotton, Wool Scarcity

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