Nomination Regarded as Swing from Isolation London, June 28.
Political circles here today welcome ed the nomination of Mr. Wendell Willkie as Republican candidate for the Presidency of the United States.
The political quarters were especially pleased over his nomination because among all Republican candidates he is known to be the one most favourable toward the Allies.
Although official circles were silent because politics were involved, the nomination was unofficially interpreted as indicating as a swing from isolationism in the United States.
The news of the nomination was received too late for the inorbing papers to comment editorially. United Pre:
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