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ter «= sent armed fo 2 @pecinst MB. ay , { Munition makers and money lenders shénld not be our fear; they af t start this war and they did not get us into the last one. Only of. Vie al SS ae S120 under ax ambitious leader, or the influence of insistent Preps, > cr éprpérent duty, brings on worn, whgee them and neto the Binpe. I. * ~" 4 fy . “ 39.4 Tale cae 4 — ae xt one. Has not Mr. Roosevelt's course during this war been an effo: ave us duplicate our World War role on a stage on which we must have Py bee ? ert. Fhat 1s the role Mr. Roosevelt would have us play? Let us lock he record es a one-time ploitical friend of Mr. Roosevelt's would put eet” a German Foreign Office on March 29', 1940, teleased @ocuments which aims were found in the Polish *oreign Office at Warsaw. If genuine 3 ould show that Mr. "Rooeevelt intended to have the United States stan : Ri lend and France and Sgainst Germany in the event of war. Genuine © coe ently inept, what ie Mr. Ruosevelt's position in the war thet ala cor: =. Mr. Roosevelt's. reference to these. documenta at his press confere Behe same dey | thet Germany published them, mae that propsgenda out of F Bi oura be taken, ‘with several grains of sale. “Mr. Roosevelt could ao” re LO inspire confidence in his own prope gente respecting, what shoul a era : be our ‘position ‘throughout this war, no “matter what may be the for tune | ‘he Allies in it. by declaring that we will not ent ter this war to help Waiiies or to save fo fron’ victorious Germany, not merely that we wil ‘to keep out. “ye. Wilson tried herd to keep us | out, but in the ‘getie po which “again is” beeking to aid the Allies end to weaken Germany: 7 Behe ur. Roopevelt ‘speake jot ‘pene: But. when foes he Rant poace to be "we ‘ere told: ‘that he sent ure ‘Welles to ‘Europe to “get information. Te + cb, wow using any information which: may ‘be his to “promote: ‘peace by drs Ar Pp peace as the right, of neutrel nations in a war whibh can no longer alized, vend in. dehelf of the warring ations own people with rights Fcoa? De Acosevelt nents thet kina of peace 26 little “that he: epridg 2 own neutral rights. He wants 8 better peace ‘than thet, he would heve ee tti(i‘(<té‘ié@ SECC DY Bling etc. ete.