Word: distrusters
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...Russia was given her first concrete evidence that Britain was an actual ally. Diminished was the possibility that Russia might make a separate peace with Hitler out of distrust of the democracies...
They objected in particular to the New Deal's fomenting consumer distrust of advertising by describing it as "economic waste." Said Assistant Attorney General Thurman Arnold: "Advertising is in reality a social liability...
...further appeal the eight points had a merit of their own: the 14 points were a promise held out by the President of the U.S. without the approval of Britain and France, who subsequently sabotaged it; the eight were a joint commitment. If Europeans did not distrust the promise of equal economic opportunity for victor and vanquished, there was a chance that the eight might have some of the same effect as the fourteen had 23 years earlier...
Republican distrust of him is based not only on the fact that he, a Republican, has joined the Cabinet of that man in the White House, but that he, like Wendell Willkie, has consistently backed the Administration's foreign policy...
...saving of the Far East is another matter. In the Orient the U.S. is not an unarmed nation; its naval muscles command from Japan a respect which Hitler does not grant the U.S. military muscles. Toward Japan Welles has had a clear policy of distrust. But again he has been an "appeaser," because he has consistently favored trading with Japan until the U.S. is ready for any consequences. Last week he had come to the bottom of the diplomatic barrel. There were almost no diplomatic moves left unmade. The problem of the Japanese would sooner or later be turned over...