The Administration, it was said, must consider a long-range foreign policy and suggested that the recall of the American Ambassador from Moscow would not only fail to aid Finland, but would deprive ' the United States of necessary diplomatic representation in Moscow. Administration circles appeared to believe it would be of considerable advantage to have a diplomatic representative in Moscow if and when peace returns to the Baltic, The Secretary of State, Mr, Cordell Hull, disclosed to the press yesterday that one or two American countries had suggested that the 21 American Republics issue a joint statement con-dernning Russia's invasion of Finland, Mr. Hull added that it was impossible to say at present to what extent this suggestion had crystalized,—United Press, Strong Chitean Attitude Mr. Roosevelt Strengthened Buenos Aire:
"Soviet aggression again justifies the expulsion of Russia from the League of Nations," says a m sage telegraphed to the Secret General of the League by the Ar; tine Foreign Minister, expressing his government's condemnation of the attack on Finland.—Reuter.
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