CALM IN U.S.A.
mb. boosevelt questioned. "GOOD NEIGHBOUR” POLICY FAVOURED. (Received Thursday, 5.5 p.m.) WASHINGTON, March 20. No report on the European arms situation has yet been received by the State Department from the Embassy in London, but it is understood that Sir J. Simon has merely supplied information for the consideration of this Government. In a Press interview to-day, President Roosevelt declined to give direct answers to questions as to the Government’s course of action, but indicated that he would maintain a hands-off policy if possible and took occasion to reaffirm the hope that some success would result from the Geneva Arms Conference and that . America would continue his “good neighbour’ policy in foreign affairs.
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Wairarapa Age, 22 March 1935, Page 5
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