New York, Sept. 19.
President Roosevelt alone can prevent a war, the "Toronto Globe and Mail" stated in an article which was reprinted in the "New York Times" this morning, The paper advocated that President Roosevelt "follow Mr, Chamberlain's magnificent precedent and make a personal appeal to Herr Hitler for a conference of leaders of European Powers, to which he would go in person by the first available ship,"
"In going to Berchtesgaden, Mr, Chamberlain found unity with his people," the paper added, "Knowing the sincerity with which they have worked for international friendship, we believe that President Roosevelt would have an equally universal opplause,"—Havas,
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