Washington, Dec. 1 Senator Key an, Democrat of Nevada and Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, in an interview that the United States must to win any war in which e involved.
He emphasized that the United States must arm to meet "force with force." He also said that the United States had no intention of making an; was.
entangling alliances "but inding its own business,"
Warning the people that Germany, Italy and Japan prepared for war far in advance of democracies, he contended that preparedness on a similor magnitude by the United States would be the best assurance against war, "I think," he said, "the foreign policy of the United. States requ it to be in a position to defend our shores against any two naval Powe!
"I am sure our air and naval forces are insufficient to meet such an emergency."
He believed that America's foreign policy would come before the Senate for re-examination carly in the nex session of Congress.—United Press.
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