Washington, Mar. '17.
ay likely prove to be an outbreak of verbal warfare between two leading American politicians is considered in political quarters here as most probable.
Senator Burton K. Wheeler; Montana Democrat, a firm isolationist and one of the most violent leaders of the Opposition during the recent Senate debate on President Roose-veils Lend and Lease Bill has announced his intention of making a tour of all major cities in the United States to "tell the American people why a policy of isolation is necessar for the country in the present inter" national crisis fons but a f ministration's policy follow Senator Wheeler in every city in which the latter intends to speak.
Mr. Willkie is opposed to isolation:
id believes that at present the remain aloof made at the same time last year foreshadowing imminent military develop ments which were followed a few weeks later by the "greatest victory in Germany's history."—Havas Tele-monial. d to have declared that fter thi ar the capital of the world will e either Berlin or Wash i I want it to be Washi Telemondial.
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