FRENCH INTERPRETATION
Co-operation for Peace PARIS PRESS COMMENT (Eeceived 8, 8.45 a.m.) PAEIS, Sepfc. 7. The French Pxess welcomes the •peeeh delivered at Chicago by President Eoosevelt, which is interpreted in nrnny quarters as meaning that the United States is emerging from her policy of isolation and has deeided to range herself beside the nations seeking order and tranquillity. The Parisian newspaper Le Jour •ays; "The declaration must have a resounding echo in the new world." The Petit Parisien believes that the spdeeh will open the eyes of those- Americans who think that the United States could remain outside another jrar. The Populaire describes the speeeh as the greatest of Mr. Eoosevelt 's eareer. A message frOm Shanghai states that Chinese officials there are jubilant over Mr. Eoosevelt 's speeeh/
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 13, 8 October 1937, Page 5
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