"Even ideological differences which influence the life of peoples in Europe need not include authoritative and un. authoritative quarters in America to attack political parties and intensify ihe controversies because the Euro pean nations themselves desire only to proceed—regardless of these differences of viewpoint—towards the goal of understanding even though this may not meet with the approval of a certain cláss in America.
"At its present extent, American interference in European affairs begins fo become distinctly annoying, particularly when it constitutes a hindrance to the policy of recond tion now being pursued," the statement coneludes.—Trans-Ocean.
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