Washington, Nov. 2.
RESIDENT Roosevelt yesterday slapped back at M. jacheslav Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Commissar, by the publication of the text of the message M. Mikhail Kalinin sent the President April 16, at the time Mr, Roosevelt cabled Chancellor Adolf Hitler urging him to guarantee Europe a decade of peace. M. Kalinin cabled the President an "expression of profound sympathy with your noble appeal and you may rest assured your initiative finds the most ardent response the hearts of the people of the United Socialist Soviet Republics.""—United Press.
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