SPECIAL SESSION OF U.S. CONGRESS
I'rpps Assn -
President Runs Risk of Embarrassment ✓ HIS FOREIGN POLICY
(By Telegraph
-ronyrieht,)
(Eeceived 15, 10.40 a,m.) NEW YOEK, Oct, 14. The Washington correspondent of the New York Times says that th.6 opinion is prevalent that President Eoosevelt by calling a speeial sessipn of Congress has risked embarrassment at a delicate stage in fqreign affairs. _ It is eertain tUat Congressmen, despite President Kopsevelt's impliod desire for a free haud, wiU offer many resolutions and Bills relating to . the Sino-Japanese warfare, and tkat peaco organisations, also several Congressmen, will demand a mor.e rigid neutrality. On the contrary, others will want to repeal the neutrality legislation. Senator Logan (Democrat, Kentueky) declares that the neutrality law is foolish and urges a collective blockade of Japau by the flqets of the world Powers. Meanwhile an interesting sideiight is that Mrs. Eoosevelt has written a book of 50 pages, diseussing steps whereby world peace could be achieved.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 19, 15 October 1937, Page 5
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