The President's message, says the Sunday Express," will rank in history a one of ihe greatest services fever rendered by individual to his! fellow-men. The "Sunday Dispatch" expresses the opinion that rejection of the President's appeal might be expected to be followed by amendment of the United States Neutrality Act in favour of victims of aggres-
Mr. Gravin, writing in the "Observer." considers the present situation Jalmost as grave as that during the September crisis. "If we get. well fever the next few weeks." he sa¥s, Swe may all breathe peaceably for long term. Nobody, however, knows what, those weeks may bring forth id the best chance to prevent the worst is to prepare for it so plainly anger of a sud-tien selaure of key points, whether west o east, or armed coups of other "Reuter.
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