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conference are receiving close at
tention from the leaders OF the
various delegations.
He fayors establishment OF a
kind OF European federation based
on the principles Of brotherlyIlove,
Cancellation and cooperation and
he plans to visit the United States
later TO preach his ideals.
On Saturday night he was a
dinner guest Of Prime Minister
Lloyd-George, and since his ar
rival in Genoa he has also CON
ferred with Frank A. Vanderlip,
American banker; lunched with
Chancellor Wirth and Or. Rathe-
nau OF the German delegation;
dined with the Italian foreign
minister, M. Sehanzer, and held
lengthy conference with Premier
Bratiano of Roumania and the
delegates OF Jugo-Slavia, Belgium
aud Holland.
Conference Only Starter.
In all these leaders he apparent
~ had listeners eager for his views
on the necessity of political In
ternationale" based on interna-
tional aspirations much loftier
and broader than anything the
world has yet seen,
People must not think the evils
of the worlds suffering can be
eliminated at single stroke OF a
magic wand" said Father Sturzo
to the correspondent. "The gen
eral conference is only the first
step ON long road-only tho be-
ginning of work which Will lead
after many years to the restora-
tion OF Europe and to a brotner-
hood of peoples.
Meanwhile / am working In
defatigably FOR consummation OF
what call a political interna-
tionale.f
He explains that by this he
meant world organization In
snired by Christian principles,
though not necessarily aiming at
the spread of the Catholic reIi-
gion. He wanted to unite the
parties OF all countries which have
ideals similar to his own--namely
that everybody should wish best
Tor their own country, but stimuli
taneously strive for the better-1
ment of all people. Already, he
said. he had received adhesions
from all the countries OF Europe
except France and England, and
he was going to those countries
about the end of May. He had re-
celved adhesions also from South
american countries, but not from
the United States.
Would Include U. s.
"First | want to establish a
kind OF European federation and
then win visit the United States
and pursue my labors there" he ,
said I
Hope for the successful outcome /
Of the conference as a notable aid /
in achieving the establishment OF
peace on a lower basis was ex-
pressed by Pope Plus in HIS not
able letter to Cardinal Gasparri
which has created such a deep in
crest in conference circles here.
The text Of the letter:
The keen desire by which We
re animated to SO established In
he world new peace which does
lot merely consist in cessation !,
( hostilities but principally IN :
pIritual reconciliation, causes us Z
, follow with solicitoHs attention !
4 fact. with anxious lrepidstion
le work OF the Genoa conference =,
Pope Forecasts Success. ei
'We have already invited our II
ithful people to invoke with fer 81
mt prayer the henedictions of OF
Dd on this conference. We can CO
II hide the intsnse satisfaction De
!, ,,.,g.si Al seeing removed. thanks be
, ne good VIII Of All. the serious OF
,.,aeIes which from the very be- In
uning seemed to make the poasi tic
litv OF agreement remote. ru