While not committing himself about the Administration's next move, or the prospects of a special session of Congress being called, President Roosevelt, at a press conference today, stated, in effect, that Congress ought not to adjourn' without acting upon the Neutrality question, If Congress should adjourn, leaving action on the Neutrality issue until next spring, th: Chief Executive declared, some international crisis might arise in the meantime which would make it cliff. cult for the measure envisaged to be passed without encountering accusations of "un neutrality."
Further, in face of any war thet might have broken out, it might not be possible to assemble at all to take the necessary action. President Roosevelt described the statement of Mi Cordell Hull today as "very good."
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