To the Editor of the CRIMSON:
Secretary Hughes letter to the Wood row Wilson Club will settle few of the objections which have been raised to President Harding's message to Congress on April 12, 1921. When he rejected the League of Nations outright, and to Secretary Hughes' own address at Symphony Hall on October 30 last. Moreover, to explain the abandonment of the pro-League policy which Mr. Handing sponsored on August 28, 1920 and which Mr. Hughes himself predicted in the statement of the Thirty-One, Mr. Hughes says that the Administration was forced to deal with the situation as it found it on coming into power". Most assuredly; but it would be interesting to hear Mr. Hughes explain how the situation which the Administration actually found differed-materially from the situation which Mr. Hughes had reason to expect when the Thirty-One issued their statement five months earlier. FRANKIAN S. POLLAK '23 February 20, 1923.
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