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Statement by the Secretary of
State, September 30, 1938
In response to inquiries at his press
conference today, the Secretary of State spoke as follows:
"As to immediate peace results, it is
unnecessary to say that they afford a universal sense of relief.
"I am not undertaking to pass upon the
merits of the differences to which the Four-Power Pact signed at Munich on
yesterday related.
"It is hoped that in any event the
forces which stand for the principles governing peaceful and orderly
international relations and their proper application should not relax, but
redouble, their efforts to maintain these principles of order under law,
resting on a sound economic foundation."
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