Morning papers to-day sharply commented on M. Joseph Stalin's rearmament letter and unanimously expressed the hope that it would be an eye-opener to those states thinking that friendship with the Soviet Union vas possible and to those believing eventual "modification ovism, The Nazi paper, "Völkischer Beobochter,"
said that by the letter, encouraged and even henchmen in bourgeois countries to intensify activities for a world rev Only two years ago M. Stalin told Roy Howard, publisher of the York World Telegram,' that the charge that the Soviets were planning a world revolution was a tragic and comical mistake.' Contrary to such earlier attempts at camouflage, M. Stalin has now dropped his mask and is apparently intending to resume in Practice, with new methods, the never actually dropped programme of Bois world revolution,"—United
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