"New York, Sept. 12.
The National Broadcasting Company yesterday picked up the German "Radio commenting on the "shooting" speech of President Roosevel "President Roosevelt's provocation. with which he tries to slap Germany in the face naturally leaves Germany cool and calm," said the radio. "President Roosevelt even dares to assert that Germany transgressed against International law.
"He dares to claim the richt for justice" the radio said, "he, who aries and
speech burden entire Germany now and for the future with all guilt^—QÜnited Press.
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