again repeated it y that U.S. vessels carrying aid) to Britain would be torpedoed, but there was no great counter-blast against President Roosevelt declarations that the Administration intends to ensure "freedom of the se and crush the threat to the inter ity of the Western Hemis-here.
Mr. Roosevelt's speech evoked the mildest comment from the Wilhelmstrasser of any utterance by the President on international affairs during the past 12 months, The speech was termed "unsensational and not news," although mild criticism was made of a few points in the speech.
Authorized German sources further ted that the speech will not be the subject of a fierce counter-ast by the German press as occurd in the case of his other recent each.
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