Public hesitation. may well have been due to a feeling that the Brown and Red dictatorships could exter-mirate each other while.the demo-crocies sat on the sidelines. It was also. partly his ai
"Sig. Gayda said the declaration only Sig. m oe said they were to resulted. in inc position in spheres of United: Roc "s pro^ j; public opinion against "Whats hidden behind President Roosevelt's new. move w) is being aggressively BRETT to it, the. lets of t of Cors ction of the United da. asked. "It evident
Government's interventionist he said.
"To Disarm Catholics"
"President Roosevelt. would: like to tempted to hostility of United States the war," wrote Sig. Gayda. on his know! of and Russian affairs, President Roosevelt a to rehabilitate, them by this declaration of spiritual. and. religious.conditions in the Communiist regime.
"Soviet Atheism"
"This only resulted in. calling attention of the United States States and North Americam said Sig. Gayda—United Press.
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