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CONGRESSMAN REPORTS
Continued from page two man will learn anything which he does, not already know from his visit to this country. A* a matte'of fact, I suspect that he already knows a ■ great deal more about this Nation, and its military defense, th^n he ought to know. Certainly, it is true that he knows that Russia is in no danger of an attack from the United States, and that the disturbance,, slavery, oppression, murder and threat of war existing in the world today is something that is exclusively the doings of himself and his government.
I. of course, have n<r way of knowing what will come out of these conversations. Let us all hope for the best. If there are American businessmen who are simple enough to rhink that profitable trade may be established with Russia, they are doomed to the same disappointment and disillusionment as were the German business men who thought they could do business with 'Hitler.
Any political, economic or military concessions obtained from this leader of a glorified Mafia will not be worth the paper upon which they are written. Before making further concessions to him. let u: devoutly hope that the President will bear in mind the tragic consequences of those made in 1938 by the leaders o£ Britain and France at Munich.
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