Washington, Oct. 11.
At once a warning and a reassure ance were given to Europe on behalf of the Administration by Under Secretary Winston to-day speech at the Bankers' Club, Mr. Winston declared that the fact that Europe had not yet regained her feet was not surprising when it was remembered that took the United States after the Civil "War 1d years, aided by bumper crops, to stabilize her cur-
The speaker thought the time had arrived for certain European count ries to decide whether to destroy all values by unsound policies or put their house in order.
England had been on a gold for 18 months and had survived th coal strike without drawing a dollar of her $300,000,000 credit, Mr, Winston added that if France, or Italy desired to float a America to stabilize their it was clearly in Ameri-a's interest to extend her help.—Reuter,
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