SANITY IN U.S.A.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 237, 6 October 1936, Page 5

SANITY IN U.S.A.

PUBLISHER'S ADVICE. " DEPORT EXPERIMENTERS." i i ROOSEVELT'S ADVISERS. • ■ (From Our Own Correspondent.) SAN FRANCISCO, September 15. Paul Block, newspaper publisher of prominence in America, returned to New York from Europe and declared he favoured the deportation to Russia of "the many young Socialistic experimenters who, at the moment, are so close to President Roosevelt." "It is most discouraging," he said in a statement, on his return on the Queen Mary, "when one has been in England and has learned of the sanity and intelligence that is responsible for their fine recovery, and then compare it wi the wasteful 'boondoggling' that is going on over here. "In England experienced statesmen and business men are directing the destinies of their nation," he said, while in the United States we have inexperienced voung professors and lawyers, many 'of tliem alien-minded, assisting and "advising Mr. Roosevelt. "We should charter a boat, as Henry Ford did during the World War, and we should fill this boat with the many young Socialistic experimenters who, at the moment, are so close to President Roosevelt. We should, send them to Moscow to join their comrade Stalin, but only on condition that no return passport be given them. "Then sanity would again rule in our countrv."