Washington, Apr. 10. President Roosevelt returned from his ten-day holiday in Warm Springs, Georgia, at 11.15 am. today and immediately conferred with the State Secretary, Mr. Cordell Hull, upon the international situation. Later Mr.
Hull informed the press that tension in Europe caused an exodus of capital to the United States This, he stated, might serve considerably to decrease the eventual pur chasing power of the European countries. He had "nothing to say" on the possible. despatch of a Note of protest to Italy over the invasion of Albania. Informed quarters believe the Administration might send such Note but the Government will meanwhile probably recall its Minister in Tirana, Mr. Hugh Grant, as the provisional Administrative Committee's proclamation of allegiance to Rome has destroyed Albanian independence. Similar action was taken over Czechoslovakia
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