Rio de Janeiro, Dec. 23.
Brazil adheres fully to the resolution voted at the recent Panama Pan-American Conference in condemnation of aggression by a big country against a little one, the Foreign Ministry here announced today.
It disclosed that the Government of Panama had submitted the text of a telegram, to be sent to the Finnish Government, expressing the decision of the 21 American republics to apply the principle of Resolution Ten of the Pan-American Conference, —Havas, German Internment a. "Formalit; Buenos Aires, Dec. 24.
The German Ambassador to Buenos Aires delivered a Nazi protest to Sr. Jose Luis Cantilo, the Foreign Minister, yesterday regarding the internment of the crew members of the scuttled pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee.
Immediately after delivering the protest the Ambassador went to the Ministry of the Interior to assist in arranging details for the internment of the Germans, indicating that the protest was considered a formality.—United Press.
Washington, Dec. 24.
Diplomatic quarters here welcomed President Roosevelt's letters to the heads of the Catholic, Protestant, and Hebrew Churches. ' However, they do not expect any further initiative to be taken by the President regarding possibilities of bringing about by newspapers here today, but they emphasized that the step was not a permanent adjustment of Japanese-American problems, The "Nichi Nichi," in praising Mr. Joseph C. Grew, United States Ambassador to Japan, said, "America's fair response serves to break down
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