An American Policy on Russia.

Focuses on American policy on the Soviet Union which will restore production and trade without interfering in any way in the internal political arrangements of the Soviet Union and the role of statesman Herbert Hoover in working out that policy. Comparison of the French and British policy with that of American policy; Expectations of French from the Soviet government; Impact of the organization of famine relief by Hoover, on the relations of the Soviet Union and the U.S.; Emphasis on creating direct relations with the agricultural populations through the cooperative organizations in the Russian policy; Conditions on which the U.S. and the Soviet Union can afford to do business.