Rome, Feb. 13.
The morning newspaper "Popolo di Roma," commenting on the statement of Mr. Wendell L. Willkie. Republican Party leader, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said to-day his trip to England did England more farm than good.
"Mr, Willkie was not too enthusias stic before the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee," the newspaper said.
"Mr, Roosevelt's emissary didn't use high-sounding words and they revealed pondered thought regarding the grave situation which was revealed to him by ruins of the cities of Coventry and Birmingham.
"All in all Mr. Willkie's stay in London was not too advantageous for England."—United Press.
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