New York, Jan. 21.
A violent attack against Soviet Russia was made in speech here today by Mr. John Dewey, aspirant to the Republican candidacy in this year's presidential elections.
Mr. Dewey energetically denounced recognition of the Soviet Union by the United States. He expressed full approval of the foreign policy of the Roosevelt government, especially its determination to keep the country out of war, "I am convinced that the present policy will continue to be approved by the administration now in power and by any administration which might follow it," he said.
However, he added, the American people could not maintain an impassive attitude towards the war in Europe. "For the countries in Europe and for ourselves we must await a Men's Doubles Flying Shuttles zi ywe Union Church ED CSF, Country Club Sokols 18 18 favourable moment when we could, without involving ourselves, offer our good offices in order to bring about peace," he declared.—Havas.
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