Washington, Sept. 23.
Count de Saint-Quentin, the French Ambassador, called upon the Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, today to confer upon the European situation, 'Mr, Hull explained to the French envoy the United States' attitude, and is understood to have told the Count that the 0.5. remained "purely expectant" in the face of a situation that is changing from hour to hour.
Informed quarters now assert that the State Department regards the latest developments in Europe "with some anxiety," but in view of the state of American public opin the authorities envisage no demarche or declaration for the present at any rate,—Havas.
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