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mi gg et °F -iLE =— Af Pee ONE bes MAT UNGLASSIFIES C32: 31-92 B #2 a, Norris Supports F DR For ‘44 Re-Election Ex-Senator George W. Norris, in over the attitude of “some Repub- a signed article foF the United|licans* who seem to be moved Press, yesterday urged the re-elec- “primarily by an attitude of hate tion of President Roosevelt for altoward the Administration.” He fourth tern. wrote that “some of our peyple’ “I think President Roosevelt. has!seem to be moved by an overiose dche a very good job of conducting |of partisanshin,” and indicated ihas tne war,” the venerable Independ-'they were threatening natiénal eut progressive said, “and unless unity. j some outstanding man comes along! <A. foe of America’s participation | who would be able to do an equally jin the League of Nations, he hailed’ good job, I think we should elect | the Moscow Conference decisions: Roosevelt next year if the war is'and the Senate resolution endorsing” still on” |them. Explaining his changed at-| “I would be for any man who titude on international cooperation, | could do: the job of carrying on the he said that no one was trying to war as well as Roosevelt, but I seé;conquer the world during the first ag. such man now. jWorld war, as Hitler and the Japa- i iWhat would be the effect on/nese are trying to do today, net | | out allies, our enemies if we should |did anyone. carry his conquests t> Trejiudiate Roosevelt and his policies!the “extremes of enslavement t> in ‘the midst of war?’ he asked, | which Hitler and the Japanese have Ihe ex-Senator expressed, moreybarried theirs.” San renee This is a clipping from page o ef the FO =< : , Clipped at the Seat cf a Government