The Archive · 1938

Broad Fundamental Interest

The interest and concern of the Junitea States, however—whether in the Far Enst or any other part of the Pacific Area, in Europe or anywhere Jelse in the world—were not measured flane by. the number of American citizens residing in that particular country, by the volume of investment and trade, or by exceptional contions peculiar to the particular area, Mr. Hull explained that there was, much broader and more fundament= al Interest—that orderly processes in International: relationships should. be the abandonment of the fundamental principles of justice, morality and eace among nations.

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