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Show HANDS OFF IS IL S. POLICY American Attitude Toward Mexico Unchanged Foreign Fore-ign Governments Expected Ex-pected to Withhold Aid Washington, Nov. 11 Indications today were that the American policy I toward Mexico, which It Is hoped the nations of the world generally would follow, still was "hands off." The general Interpretation of the situation was that the United States, by giving foreign power detailed in-1 in-1 formation of Its own determination to reftise to recognize the acts of the new Mexican congress, had Indicated a desire that the powers, generally, refrain from financial dealings with the Hurta government. Huerta Regime Will Fall. So far as could be learned there h.: !. -n i" -i'.:".c rfiiuest ior mip-port mip-port by the powers, but there has been a plain intimation that the Washington government believes the collapse of the Huerta regime Inevitable In-evitable if foreign aid be withheld. With the Intention to regard as Illegal Il-legal auy loans or concessions the new congress may undertake, there has been distinct intimation that a policy ol acquiescence by foreign government would be gratifying to Washington. Without financial aid and with his machinery of government prouounced Illegal, officials here expect to see i a stale of affairs that may force Huerta to eliminate himself. oo |