Washington, Jan. 9.
Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina in an exclusive article written for the United Press to-day said that he favoured the Ludlow war referendum proposal and the withdrawal of American troops from the Orient.
"In a world so fraught with danger," the Democratic Senator advised, "It must be the primary duty of a Senator of the United States to consider the most effective means of keeping the country out of the next world war."
Mr, Reynolds said that he favoured the withdrawal of American troops from the Orient and a shift of the Oriental trade to South America, "Qn all this scene of conflict we ourselves are invulnerable in all but One spot—the Orient" he warned. "Even there it is strange to see American sentiment rise against Japan when she is fighting or threatening our own worst enemies—Chinese and Russian Communists.
The natural American sympathy for the under dog leads us astray occasionally.... For trade, we may lose the Orien! Let us look ta 190,000,000 people of South America and seek our business among 22 countries that there form an almost virgin feld for expansion," Mr. Reynolds suggested in his articles—United Press.
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