A new vigorous orientation of the foreign policy of the United States is being urged upon President Roosevelt by certain Leftist advisers.
The proposals being put forward include:
1. The Germany ply to th 6 is regarded as slamming the Open. Door in China.
2. The President should restore ernment. 1 sovereign rights to ihe Barcelona Gove 3. The President should make a com-
by establishing diplomatic relations with establining diplomatic relations with Whether President Roosevelt leans towards these counsels, which are designed to give him unquestioned leadership among the Democracies of certained. the world, cannot at' present be ase
It would not be fair to label the individuals responsible for such advice, but the President's most liberal. lagged far behind the deliveries of aircraft" the report declared.
Mr. Swanson's report said that the United States, Great Britain and France have continued to exchange information concerning their new warships, "thereby preserving the principle of ce-operative effort toward international naval agreements."
The report said that the United States at present has 70 warships including two under construction. The report said the navy has funds for 30 additional ships not yet under construction, including four battleships.—United Press.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
