Franklin D. Rooseve statement to-day on the attitude 0 the Unived States towards the Fa Eastern situation, which it is, gen erally accented ay showing that complete derstanding exists be-the Republican and Democrat aclers regarding the United States policy on that question.
'Mr. Roosevelt declared that Amevian' foreign policy "must uphold the, sanctity of international treat The full statem"
"ley of matting: China. submit: Tapanese military force will even. ually do no good to the British. At he present moment the League' are dole their utmost to" oppress. the analler mations, who are not even lowed to express their views.
nation. "But the more the ops Bression, the stronger will be. the coction:, Undoubtedly there will be day when the small Powers, will rise" up in protest. China is sea,
country occupied by Japan carnot be expetad' 19 without saying' word. Japan tay. eeupy some of China's territory for the time cine, but there will bea sine: when China will find herself St to drive out the intruder, When one runs amuck, nobody can stop 2 im, "When a country runs amuck, Any statement relating to any} what can stop If China particular foreign situation must of['* cornered liber back course come from State, Tam, however, wholly will the Secrets he wall the Chinese people will ght desperately. If they decide ing ¢o make it clear that American sacrifice everything only to obforeign' policy. must. uphold. the tain revenge on Japan, what can sanctity "of international tre-frs That is the cornerstone on which all lations between nations must Tess they want to see the whole of Tne, foregoing followed renart= the Far East go to destruction." that' the President-elect would cup-tort the present Government's policy Appeal to Communists to Give regarding nor-recognition of wert torial came by force inthe.
Tar eontiet, PHoweven "he lined to comment on newspaper de patches alleging, that he was. anti 'Administration's Oriental. policy, 'The Washineton correapondcet of the new Yorke Times" ays. the there fe nothing to Indiate fat th than'the policy of the non-vecognition' of Manchukwio—Reuter.
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