Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
CanpacIlO Plea Calls
Unity Vital in Crisis
Mexican President
Halls Undying
Democracy
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International Nrus service Wrs
NTNCOCl April - Presi-
d0rt Manuel ANl'a Oamacho. ~
,adio address COMMUNICATING Pan
American Day last rlEat- rnaoe an
impass 8nad apDea. for continental
faith m the INDY ne
worth 81 DEMOCRACY and nur'fr1s7'-
- The ideals al freedom
IN a ceremony az the aaiiona
palace attended lbs Jn.ted states
Ambassador 10 ephuS Daniels.
dean af The diplomatic caIpS ana
other representative 81 - tan-
American nations. the president
declared thai the annN f1sary 81
psn-AnericaniSn comes Al a tine
when a new and dceg emotion
never felt before has east >PeH
over all spirits -,
krbaSsador Daniels speaking
beforo President Avla Camacho'
nais high tribute 10 the American
dawocracieS. who. De sad were
making common cause Ior Pee
and liberty without losing q sem
ma of. thrr sovereignty
Significant sOLEMNITN
President Avla Camacho SAID.
Tho gravity of the present
situation clothes what was Tor
gsanaa a
merlv fcaSf of cordial irieh"
min with significant ana
austere soIeninity. NJ this feast
Ne ,oin in homage those ideai>
Of freedom and independence
that are 50 essential IN the NV
~ peopIeS. We realize thal u
they fall short of compitle
achieVemeut blemish VIII ne
c,.t upon the dignity oil our
mas, that our present day III
,niration will vanish ana ina'
our well founded hopes Tor inc
f,,,re will he irretrieNAbiy io>,'
aThe anniVersar Mhhh
Gathers us together j. douo''
-;a,it;cant AT this time. III I'm
niles that eNsltation OF Ia"
American solidarity u. besides
che formal atte>tatton oi GU"
t.itb in the undying worm "'
democracy. d privilege :" pr
cious a. TO require more -
ever before that we uh''o "
their defense.
CALLED VITAL FORCE
.The Pan-Arperican Union a.
this iuncture represents a VIM
,,;4t4,,.,t constructive force u"
,~esIdent continued. ms y
hocanse everything We nos'
value Of Justice, independent
- soxereicnty would he eN-
nosed to the graVest danger o.
loss IL Pan-Americanism ana no.
In those trouhlouS times exert
intense action for defensive COZ
alteration. 1h.
aTt,is muxt he accompanied nv
deem faith in the triumph OF "ui
irirais. 4.
III is the fashion today I"
sneak a new political oruef "
things on this earth of ours, put
this new order has been bToueh'
IA the hearts of men at inc
noint Of a sword. Its true nature
i stressed by recent happen
mrs nv acts of violence ana
outrages upon deienseiesS
peoples. 1t il not and cannon ~
The order for which our Ameri-
cas- yearn.
TREE AND GENEROUS
"our republics believe, in fact
only in free and generous sNs-
TENS of government howing
spontaneously from the genuine
will of our peoples.
Against the gigantic back
ground Of this continent, every
one Of our nations has been
a TIUT ri -z-t.sr.4sleristic mission.
Zach one has been gifted win
its own national spirit peculiar
10 IL. Pan AmericaniSm properly
understood does not aim al
eliminating these differences.
ION the contrary, ii IL firmly
resolved 10 coordinate them 80
that all available spiritual and
material resources may tie
turned unselfishly TO best ac-
count for the good Of the Ameri-
cas- and Of humanity a. wen.
LIBERTY AND JUSTICE
"The consciousness Of our ma
tions has already chosen its
order. In this critical time. and
for ail time. il has said that
there will he neithey oVeriords
nor subjects peoples in this
order. 10 shall be- AN order based
upon liberty and international
Justice. Conference shall be
based upon agreement. not obei-
sance. H. collaborati0ns upon
systems. not suhiugation.
United under a reign Of
righteousness We form solid
block whose power j. wholly de-
voted TO the promotion of con
cord
NO warlike greed leads us
ON, but no warlike menace
must find ~ unprepa red"