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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Late Bulletins
Arnold Confirmed

The Senate late today con-
flrmed appointment of Assist
ant Attorney General Thur
man Arnold to be a Judge of
the United States Court of
Appeals for the District of
Columbia.
J. P. Morgan Stricken
NEW YORK (P,.-J. P. Nor
gan has suffered a return of
his former heart trouble
while at Boca Grande. Fla,
and the directors of his bank
ing house said today, I'VE are
anxious"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Canada Will Continue
Bread SIIcine Bon
ey he Associated Press,

OTTAWA, Ont. March &c
Cecil Morrison, director of bread and
bakery products for the Prices
Board, says the no slclng" rule is
going 10 continue for Canadian
bakeries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Weather Report

Warmer this afternoon and tonight, with low
est temperature near 80 tonight Temperature
today-Highest 81 at 3:45 pm: lowest, 10, a
1855 am Full report on page AS.
Fuel oil consumption should be - per een,
OF allotment for the current heating season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09

tSee KING, Page 2-X.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09

(See BROWN, Page 2-XJ
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
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Shooting three two century games
in a row, Joe Kurdys amassed a
nifty 658 total to lead the WHY'S
Overland to a tow-game win over
the Spicer outfit. With the aid
of Kurdys' 65S and Cap Piojda's
602 the WHY'S aging easily copped
high honors for the evening with
a grand total 1896 sticks. Cham
pion Sparks came to life and nail
ed the National Supply for three
wins and a neat 2760 total. The
Acklin Stamping caught the Auto
Lites on the downgrade and snuck
in two games. The A. c. Kloppings
struggled out two wins from the
Mather Springs with ladies' scores.
All bowlers in the All-Star are
are urged to be at the alleys early
as important business and refresh
ments will be served.
The fast-stepping Willys-Over-
land outfit will journey to Chicago
to take a crack in the annual
Bowlium turnament, com p e t j n g
against the scores of some of the
best teams in the country. Good
luck, WHY'S Overland.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
xxx Uses Radio.
Advertising In New Drive
BY Federated Press

ORLANDO, Fla.-The Florida
Ku Klux Klan, apparently seeking
to revive its forces for a new wave
of nightshirt terror, broadcast an
appeal to "the members of the Ku
Klux Klan" to remobilize over the
Orlando station Jan. 80.
The next day the following paid
advertisement appeared in the Or
lando Sentinel Star:
WANTED: 1000 or more of the
5000 KLANSMEN from Orange,
Seminole and Oceola counties.
There is work to do!-Write P. O..
Box 1912, Orlando, Fla"
A request for an immediate in
vestlgation of the KKK's revived
activities has been worwarded to
Attorney General Francis Biddle
by the Communist party of
Florida.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19

consumption may be profitably
employed as food patches for wild
life more permanent method
of providing wildl,fe food is fur
nished by the food and cover tree
pla nting program but both ideas
are good New officers of the
Outdoor Writers of Ohio are
George Robey, Columbus, presi-
dent; Fred Luttenberger, Zanes-
vile, vice president, and Morgan
Penn, Columbus, secretary :.
One of the fine things that has
come about in later years has
been cooperation between those
who plant large acreages of trees
in making sure that they are plant
ed in such way as to furnish
habitat for wildlife forestry
officials and others are to be COM
mended as nothing is detracted
from the forestry program and
much is gained for wildlife con-
servation and propagation the
new fishing law digests are now
off the press be sure to ask
for one when you buy your license
ard again, as reminder. the
1912 licenses expire on Feb. %.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
Sport Quiz
By "RED" BIALECKI
HERE WE GO AGAIN

Well, boys and girls, here we go
again with a few names for you
to try your memory out on. Look
up the answers AFTER you write
in the names, not BEFORE. Watch
out for No. 6 and Z.
How we'll you know your ball
players is question you can an
swer for yourself by seeing how
many of the following players
first names you know. Ten correct
answers puts you in the select 100
per cent class. Nine is good is
fair, and isn't exactly bad.
l. Lefty" Gomez
2. "Dizzy" Dean
8. "Red" Rolfe
4. "Pee Wee" Reese
5. Birdie" Tebbets
6. "Rollie" Hemsley
z. "Mad Russian" Novikoff
s. "Spud" Chandler
8. "Pie" Traynor
10. Casey" Stengel
ANSWERS IN COL. 8
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19

Sports Center, rolling in the All-Star League
Indiana's first defeat in the Big Ten Monday
night when Wisconsin defeated the HOOers by of
81 3d. Illinois leads the league and it is definitely
the greatest basketball team in the country today.
Jim Thorpe famous Indian athlete who formerly played
left field for the Mud Hens after failing to make the grade
in the big leagues recovering from heart attack Henry
Ford Hospital in Detroit The big Indian plant guard in
the automobile city.
Toledo got revenge for the trimming it took in
previous game against LoyOa of Chicago by leaving the
ChicagOans the short end of the last Saturday
night The score: Toledo 81, LOyOla 80.
In fast and vicious battle at Chicago Stadium Monday
night Lee Savod knocked Lem Franklin in the 10th
round That helps put the cored boy rng lower the
heavyweight competition ladder Savod is heavyweight
Franklin light heavy
Sugar" Ray Robinson who meets Jackie Wilson at
Madison Square Garden Friday night, is believed the
underdog due to his recent defeat at the hands of Jack
LaMotte in Detroit. Maybe Sugar" will fool them.
1t won't be long before the baseball begins to
break which that it isn't long until the flowers that
bloom in the spring and that is what looking forward
to that the old coal pile is getting bit shaky
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
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Honor Roll-Joe Kurdys 23l-2l5-2l2-
65s, Cap Pioida 2ls-6O2 Leo Strauss
224, Ray Knaggs 2lS, John Stein 2O7,
Bernie kreiGer 2O3 Bill Meyers 2O4, John
Brug 20s, Chet Ruth 227, Mel Orlowski
2O9 Frank NARROW 2Os, Joe Kardos 2I4,
Cap Muszynski 2l8, Frank Wekwert 2O2.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
Conservation
News
BY o. J. PecOrd


A total of /, APO nice yellow bull
heads stranded in an overflow in
Pike County were rescued by John
Pelton, Burch Penn and Ross
Clayton and placed in the Scioto
River in Pike County, according to
report made to Conservation
Commissioner Don Waters.
Thousands of fish are saved
each year in this manner.
HUNT UP YOUR OLD
FISHING BADGE
When Ohio fishermen apply for
their new 1943 fishing license,
which becomes effective March l.,
and will go on sale in the very near
future, they are urged to bring last
years metal badge, which they
must wear, according to law.
Due to the war, which has
brought about a curtailment in the
use of metal, machinery and man.
power, the Ohio Division of Con-
servation and Natural Resources
has been unable to secure enough
of these badges in which the new
license must be carried.
NEW MOTION PICTURES
The Public Relations Section of
the Ohio Division of Conservation
and Natural Resources is complet-
ing the editing and titling of seven
new reels of motion pictures.
One will be on the unit tree
planting program of the Division,
wherf by food and cover trees are
furnished for paintings of approxi-
mately one fourth acre, aiding the
farmer in saving his topsoil and
furnishing food and cover for
game.
Another will tell the story of
the success of the Divisions baby
pheasant chick rearing program.
Still a more elaborate picture,
of more than one reel, now only
partly completed, covers many
phases of fish management.
These pictures which were made
before the restrictions caused by
war, were placed on film; but the
Public Relations Section Of the Di-
vision is attempting to get the re-
lease of enough film for making
the necessary titles, so they may
be added to the Divisions 16mm
film library as soon as possible.
THIS AND THAT
It's time to begin thinking of
patch planting again and the Ohio
Division of Conservation and Ma
tural Resources will again provide
seeds patches that may not
be used fol food crops for human
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19

The Champion WHY'S team
meets the American Propel-
lers, who have upset the apple
cart a number of times during the
season and may be the ones who
will finally erase the goose egg
from the lost column of the WHY'S
slate.
PLAYOFFS COMING
Following the completion of the
regular season, there will be play
offs among both the National and
American Industrial League teams
for the Lasalle and Koch trophy,
which will be given the team which
wins.
Doehler Dies in the American
League who have also won eight
games and have clean slate, look
like natural to meet the WHY'S
team during the playoffs.
Most of the teams in both loops
will be competing for the trophy
and when the chips are down, it
might possibly be that one of the
other teams in the leagues, besides
the WHY'S and Doehler Dies would
go hot and come up winner.
Following are the standings of
the two leagues:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
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Wins NufionuI Grown
Playoffs Will Follow
League Schedule

Pat Hintz and his WHY'S Jeepmen through again
last week for the eighth straight time to win their in
the National League YMCA Industrial Basketball League
winning against Lbbey Owens Ford and the time
cinching the league championship for themselves.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19

Make Berger, New York, pounded out
a decision over Carmen Notch, who has been
a favorite with Toledo fans.
Knute ROckne Jr., son of the late
Notre Dame football coach, was inducted
into the army at Toledo several days ago.
Louie Farkas, local bowling expert, came
L al do, inl,t II th %
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19

SPORT QUIZ
1. Vernon
2. Jerome Hanna
3. Robert A.
A. Harold H.
5. Geo. X.
6. Ralston B.
Z. Louis
8. Spurgeon
8. Harold Joseph
10. Charles ID.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19

Weekly Sports ReUie,U
By JACK GREEN.

Interest is running high in the Fifth Annual Collegiate
Basketball Championship which opens at Madison Square
Garden March 80.
Camp Grants basketball team at Rockford ILL.,, has
% out of 26 games
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Basketball Results Saturday Night, Feb. 13
Basketball Schedule for Saturday, Feb. 20

Basketball Schedule Tor Saturday, Feb. 20
Marshall at Toledo u. Northwestern at Chicago
Iowa at Purdue Kentucky at DePaul
Wisconsin at Illinois Columbia at Harvard
Minnesota at Indiana Notre Dame at Great Lakes
Michigan at Ohio State Ohio T. at Miami u.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-19
THIS AND THAT

It's time to begin thinking of
patch planting again and the Ohio
Division of Conservation and Ma
tural Resources will again provide
seeds patches that may not
be used foI food crops for human
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La gaceta., 1943-05-25

Defienda la Libertad-
Compre Bonos de Guerra
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
LOS NAILS NO CONSIGUEN QUE
LOS SOLDADOS ROJOS CEDAN
TERRENO
TIRANTEZ DE RELACIoNES ENTIRE Los ~GOBlERNOS
DE CHECOESLOVAQUIA Y POLONlA

ell frente de Kalinin.
La artilleria roja espera a que
los tanques lleguen a una distan-
cia entire 800 y 1000 yardas y des-
pues les hace fuego.
Los diplomaticos ingleses y
americanos, seg1n las noticias de
Londres, tratan de restablecer
normales relaciones entire ell 60
bierno polaco y la Union Soviet.
Las r~elaciones entire ell gobier-
no polaco y ell gobierno de Benes,
ell p~residente de Checoeslovaquia,
son tan tirantes como las que exis-
ten entire los rusos y los polacos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

MOSCU, mayo 25.-La artille-
ria roja contin1a "~suavizando" los
sectores del enemigo desde los
s%ectores de Leningrsdo y ell mar
de Azov.
Nuevos combates, a base de
tanques e infanteria, Sc verifican
en- ell vale del Donetz y en- la cuen
ca del rio Kuban.
En- un sector los Guardias Ru-
SOS, apoyados por morteros, abrie-
ron ell canine a la infanteria y
esta pudo ocupar valiosas posi-
clones en- ell nordeste de Novoros-
sisk.
En- otro, una division rusa hubo
de ~colocarse en- una posici6n pc
ligrosa, atacada en- ambos flancos,
pero llegaron r~efuerzos a tempo
y pudo restablecer u posiciones.
Los nazis tratan de hacer re-
troceder a los soldados rojos, pero
no 10 consiguen.
I'm despacho del norte del Do
metz describe ell frente como in
tranquilo. Los puntos de apoyo de
los s~ovi6ticos son constantemente
atacados.
En- varios sectores los soldados
rojos consolidan sus lineas y alta
can con la artilleria.
En- un sector donde ell enemigo
tenia numerosos tanques, "disfra-
zados", la artilleria abri6 ell fuego
sobre ellOs, ocasionando explosio-
mes e incendios. La unidad de ar
t~illeria mandada por Bodganoff,
silenci6 ell fuego del enemigO en-
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
I'm NUEVO PART|DO
POL|T|CO EN- CUBA

HABANA, mayo 24.-El nuevo
partido politico que oraniza ell vi
cepresidente GustavO Cuervo Ru-
bio sera conocido como ell Repu-
blicano Democrtico, seg1n un ma
nifiesto publicado aqui.
Divide ell senior Cuervo Rubio,
con su nueva agrupaci6n, ell parti-
do Democratico, que fundara ell
difunto general Mario Garcia Me
nocal.
La nueva organization, al decir
del manifesto, actuara con abso.
luta independence. Este significs
que Sc colocara frente a la coali
ci6n gubernamental.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
FOlletOs sObre las Americas

NUEVA YORK.-El senior s.
ney Greenbie ha preparado u
folletos que han sido publicadOs
Nueva York, con ell titulo gene
de "Serie de Buena Vecindad."
Dichos folletos son los sigu'
tes: "Tres Naciones Islenas" (Cl
Haiti, Rep1blica Dominican
"Nuestro Vecino de al ladO"
xico); "Cinco Rep1blicas del q
tro" Guatemala, Honduras, FL y
vador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica);1
las Playas del Caribe" lPanad
Colombia, Venezuela); "Entre
Montanas Y ell Mar" (Chile) u
Rep1blicas de las PampaS" q
gentina, Paraguay, Uruguay.
Los mencionados folletoS, 4
fueron escritos especialmente p
las escuelas, son tambien intereS1
tes para cualquier persona que
see informarse sobre nuestro'
cinos de Centre Y Sudameric3
Dichas publicaciones coHte1
a~tractivas ilustraciones en- COY
asi como mapas y dibujOs Gpic
tivos del texto de las mismaS' ~
mas, incluyen temas para ser q
cutidos en- las classes Y un gloSaI
para la pronunciation de ternf
POGO comunes.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
LAS FAS-
CISTAS PROHIBEN LA Pc
LICULA SOBRE LA VIDA
DEL PONTIFICE

Ha sido retirada de los cinemas
italianos la pelicula pastor Ae-
gelius" sobre la vida de ~ Santi-
dad ell Papa, cuyo estreno tuvo lu-
gar en- Roma ell dia dc Navidad.
Els interesante que la pelicula hu-
biera sido antes unanimemente
alabada por la prensa fascista CO.
mo una obra maestro, cuyO exito
q traves del mundo Sc daba por
descontado. Hay que buscar ell mo
two de La prohibition en- la ten
dencia ~pacifista de la pelicula que
Sc considera ~inoportuna. iQue du-
da cabe que ell entusiasmo con que
ell POGO belicoso publico italiano
acogi6 la eminente obra cinema
tografica no fuera de agrado a
los paladines del regimen autori-
torio? Y mas aun en- los momen-
tos en- que ell ejercito italianc
brazo a brazo o su "invencible'
aliado v amo aleman cosecha tan.
tos "triunfos" en- todos los frentes
en- que Intervene?
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

pueblo boliviano de marchar al uni
sono con las otras NacioneS midas
en- defensa de la libertad humana."
"Senor Presidente, os damos la
mas cordial bienvenida como a un
buen amigo y un buen vecino."
Respuesta del Presidente
En- respuesta, ell p~residente Pena-
randa, rindiendo tribute a la Union
Panamericana por SUI labor durante
medic siglo en- fomentar la colabo-
raci6n interamericana, diio:
"En estas horas de profunda an
.siedad para ell mundo entero, la doc
trina panamericana que Sc ha desa-
rrollado mediante la provision Y
sabiduria de nuestros pueblos, es un
.ejemplo admirable de gobierno in
.ternacional. En- los ultimos diez
amos ell progreso ha sido rapido,
.porque junto con la corroboraci6n
del concepto de soberania, los prin-
|cipios de collaboration reciprocal sc
han ampliado con la aplicaci6n de
medidas poSitivas en- un grade que
Ihonra a America"
Bolivia, 20 os 10 aseguro, con-
tribuira sin reservas a apoyar ests
gran obra de solidaridad. Su his.
toria pasada ha sido una %constante
lucha para hacer effective ell prin.
Icipio de ley en- sus r~elaciones cor
nuestras j6venes republicas. Hoy
como siempre, esta animada sole
Ipor un frme deseo de alcanzar Ia
aceptaci6n de los mas altos prin.
Icipios de j~usticia y mutuo entendi,
miento."
AlOcuci6n al COngreso
AL dirigir su palabra al Congreso
ell preSidente Penaranda, despues d.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

~WASHINGTON.-El Presi-
dente de Bolivia, general En-
rjQue Penaranda, abogo aqui
ante ell Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos por la formation de
una union p~arlamentaria in
teramericana para acercar mas
a los legislatures del Hemis-
ferio Occidental.
FL Jefe del Executive boliviano,
hueSped de honor del presidente
Roosevelt V del pueblo norteameri-
cano, presento al Congreso ell men
s2je de Bolivia de buena voluntad Y
de SUI compromise a apoyar la cam
Pima para destruir al Eje.
Tn Saludo del senior Hull
Despu6s de ser aplaudido por los
miembros del Congreso, ell presi-
dente Penaranda fu6 hueSped de
honor del Consejo Directive de la
Union Panamericana, donde fue
recibido por ell secretario de estado,
senior Cordell Hull, con estas pala-
bras:
"Bajo la extraordinaria direction
de Vuestra Excelencia, Bolivia ha
hecho notables progresses. Esta es
una hoja de servicios de la que bier
puede sentirse Vuestra Excelencis
legitimamente orgulloso."
LA reciente declaration hechs
por ell Gobierno de Bolivia de que
eXiste un estado de guerra cor 10.
poderes del Eje, Y la adhesion do
Bolivia a la Declaration de las Ma
clones midas, albanian la determi
nacion de Vuestra Excelencia V de
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Armenian los estudiantes
l-atinOamericanOs

pesar de
guerra v de los problemas actuap
de transporte, en- los colegioS y u
versidades cat6licas de los EstauJ
Unidos hay actualmente mayor u
nero de estudiantes l~atinoalle.N
nos que en- cualquiera otra ePo'G n
Este dato fue suminlstraGGoo o u
ell Reverendisimo Monsenor Geo ~
Johnson, Director del DeparvnX I'd
de Educaci6n de la Conference ~
cional Pro Bienestar Catollco, eD n
pr6logo de la edici6n anuat I
directorio titulado "Estudlan.isd
Concession de Becas," co liP,s
para Information de los estaGl@"s !,
de los demas pafses de AmepsGn +
como tambien para los nort 1St1dic
canos que deseen cursar eS nSric
en- las universidades de AM
Latina. on
Monsenor Johnson enumera sI h
mencionado d~irectorio las 10 vinf
cas- que seran concedidas el Uase
ano academico, las cuales TeplI
tan una suma de $1,000 doIan' anot
eminente Monsenor johnson inte
en- dicha publication que Ia ribui
cambio de estudiantes "cGn'I = RI
al mismo tempo a hacer df o mt sT
gi6n un factor mas impolCas"
las relaciones interamerlcaH'
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
TERM|NO Ia HUELGA
De LA CHRYSLER

DETROIT, mayo 24.-Decidie-
ron aver regresar al trabajo, y
ash 10 hicieron hoy, los obreros de
media docena de fabricas de la
poderosa corporation Chrysler.
La noticia Sc do por los jefes de
los Obreros Unidos del Autom6-
vii.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
AlOcuci6n al COngreso

Al dirigir su palsbra al Congreso,
i presidente Penaranda, despues de
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

@ShuN
Ell Comandante en- Jefe A
fuerzas aliadas en- Norafrcs
la mencionada declaration des
de una jira de inspection nj
frente tunecino. Ell alto ri
n-orteamericano visit6 la Lines
retz, entrevistandose con el n
raj Bernard L. Montgomery. !
del Octave Ejercito Britanico. n
Ell General Harold r. D. G. All
der, al mando de las fuerzas te1
tres aliadas.
"Todo ciudadano britanicO J
teamericano," afrm6 ell Gem
Eisenhower, asi como tambien
soldado britannica y norteameric'
tiene ell derecho de sentirse O1
Iloso e inspirado por las ha,d
que esta realizando esta fu1
unida."
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

lama y rrancla,
estan luchando
en- perfecta co.
ordination para
lograr una VIC
toria Immediate
en- ell frente de
Tunez asi como
para lograr la
"derrota final y
completa de to-
dos nuestros
enemigos," de-
clar6 r~eciente-
mente ell Gene
raj Dwight d.
Eiaanhnwnr
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
FL Presidente de Bolivia abOga pOr
Una union parlamentaria interamericana

hacer un resumen de las estrechas
relaciones que existen entire su pals
los Estados Unidos, anadio:
"Connot6se Bolivia entire los pri-
meros paises que rompieron rela-
clones diplomaticas con ell Eje.
Transcurren solo unos pocos dias
desde que mi Gobierno declare ell
estado de guerra contra las poten-
cias del pacto tripartito, impulsando
por SUI fervor ~democratico Y en- es-
fuerzo por hacer aun mas activa su
collaboration material y moral a las
Naciones Unidas."
"Al hallarme entire vosotros,
legislatures de la democracia mas
poderosa Y tambien mas ecuanime
no puedo ocultaros la inquietud de
mi e%spiritu."
mos encontramOS en- un alto del
canine enfrentando a la aggression Y
al atropello. Nuestros mas caros
ideales Sc italian amenazados, Y
sombrios temores obscurecen ell fu-
turo de la humanidad."
lei ue 1uealeS
"Luchamos pues en- defensa de
esoS ideales. Bajo tan noble BEN
dera Sc cobijan esos vuestros solda-
dos que hoy pelican y vencen o
mueren por ellos, y a quienes ANNA,
acaso mas que la fuerza material,
ell convencimiento de la causa iusta
que sostienen. Por ESQ ell triunfo
sera de ellos, senores Represen-
tantes."
"Pero, 81 ardua y herolca es la
tarea de aquellos guerreros no 10 es
menos la que espera a los legisla-
dores de America. De sus delibera-
clones de hoy dependeran las deci-
stones de la bora va cercana en- que
la Justicia volvera a ser impuesta V
relnara nuevamente, entire los hon.
bres de buena voluntad, la paz de
Nuestro Senior"
Tarea de los ParlamentOs
LA jornada que vivimos es trans
cendente. Acaso Sc asemeia a esa
otra de nuestra iniciacion republi-
cana, pr6diga en- manifestations de
union y fraternidad. Pero los par
lamentos de nuestro continente ira
bajan aiSlados y sin contacto. Has
ia ahora hemos vivido en- esta
"grande isla que es America" sin
c~onocernos, Y tai vez solo nos ha
salvado la identidad de nuestros
, ideales democraticos."
, "Iniciada felizmente una era do
) intercambio politico, cultural V eco
nomico de preparedness c~recientes
corresponds a los parlamentos del
Nuevo Mundo-mediante una union
Interparlamentaria Americana
. fortalecer los lazos de compression
: y amistad, dando preminencia en- IA
, relacion international de nuestros
pafses, a los legislatures de
; America"
"Es por ell pueblo Y para ell pueblo
que somos Gobierno. Corresponds
pues al pueblo decidir de sus des.
ltinos, buscando inspiration en- u
l~conciencia que Dios ha puesto on
lcada ser, Y que surge purisina
}, cuando en- la terra brillan. tr;nn-
e '~fantes, Ia Libertad y la JusticiaS