The Archive · 1941

Policy Predicted

The Administration would continue its policy of making the group, headed by President Roosevelt, and including the Secretaries of Navy, War, and Treasury together with Naval and Military advisers and the OPIN., handle aid to Britain and other democracies the statement said.

Senate debate on the amendments to the British aid bill might start tonight, it appeared. Senator Gerald P. Nye, Republican of North Dakota, appealed to the Senate to prevent sacrifice of treasury solvency, and "the lives of our young men and even our Democratic form of Government."

He declared the British Empire was the "acme of reaction and Imperialism" under which "less than one-seventh of its inhabitants live under Democratic forms of self government"—United Press, Forces are pictured 2, who led the engineers who cut the knight of Bardia." en the Solution to Chungking

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