"The paramount purpose of leaders of this movement of conquest is to secure control of the.high seas—control of which is essential execution of their programme world domination," he warned.
Mr. Hull pointed out that. "fo he pre ut our foreign trade consists of. and more and more will consist of, more and more making and placing e hands of nations which are isting unlawful attack the tools of f-defence."
Without mentioning the word ce voy, he declared that this trade. like all trade, is futile if the goods produced do not reach "Complete Explanation"
The Marquis of Donegall. writing in the Sunday Despatch" under a front-page banner line. entitled "Complete Explanation of Hess." asserted that the Nazi Deputy Führer was suffering from schizophrenia or a Jekyil-Hyde personality. Thus Herr Hess "flew to England to repent while he was Dr. Jekyll, The writer claimed that Swiss newspapers in 1934 had reported that Herr Hess was suffering from Schizophrenia, and said ft was known that he had had several similar attacks at a later period.
Mr. John Gordon, editor of the "Sunday Express," declared that Hitler probably sent Hess to Britain.
"I believe that Herr Hitler is ap-Proaching the stage when he would to settle (the war)," Mr. Gordon ud I think the fool imagin-possible. He never did United Press.
Officials declined to confirm or deny whether such a proposal actually was received here. Informed sources said, however, that it was very doubtful if a proposal had been received, Some individual leaders, such as Senator Elbert D. Thomas, Demorrat of Utah and one of the Administration's staunchest foreign policy bulks and also an authority on the ar East, did comment however.
Senator Thomas told the United Press that mediation itself-apart fri conditions conveyed in the "Pravda"
which he dismissed as unc—was worthy of considera-
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