Mr. Hull further suggested a study Jof a broader system of inter-Amer-can ce-operative organization matiers to complement operation. in long-term economic development and in foreign exchange.
"By helping each other and earrying out with vigour, determination and loyalty whatever decisions are reached," Mr. Hull continued, "Amer~ ican nations can build a system economic defence that will enable each to safeguard itself from the dangers. of economic subordination #fom abroad and economic distress at is not part of our thought to obstruct trade with Europe or elsewhere, but rather to promote trade with "ations willing to mest usin faith, ina spirit of friendly peaceful purpose, and on a plane of frank dealing. Against any other: kind of dealing we naturally will protect ourselves."—Reuter.
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