New York, Feb. 1.
The American press today generally supported the Congressmen who demand that President Roosevelt reveal what the foreign policy of the United States is and also disclose the details of the military plane sales to both Britain and France. "We cannot give help to one side and have our neutrality too," the "Rochester Democrat Chronicle" commented.
A critical blast against the selling of war materials to Japan was made by the "Richmond News Leader," which it called "our greatest potential enemy" and asked, "why should not we perform the same service for Britain and France?'
The "Chicago Tribune" attacked the President, saying, "The White House has become an Imperial Palace and President Roosevelt Is acting as if he was an absolute ruler."—United Press.
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