Wendell Willkie Flies To Britain

Wendell L Willkie, an American citizen, departs for Great Britain to understand the situation there. He believes that if Britain withstands the onslaught of Hitlerism, it will help preserve freedom in America. Willkie's mission is seen as a way to keep America out of the war. Meanwhile, the Yankee Clipper leaves New York, sparking speculation about the true purpose of Willkie's visit.

What is the significance of the 'Yankee Clipper' in the context of Willkie's journey?

What are the public's sentiments regarding Willkie's mission?