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MISSIONARY PARLEY
WORK IS PRAISED
Chairman of Mount Olivet Meet
ing Says Effects Will Be
Pelt in Decade.
J*r A.torUted Trcm.
.TERttSAIJEM. April s,—Summing up
the work of the International Mis
sionary Conference, which concluded |
Its labors yesterday. Dr. John H. Mott,
the chairman, said:
It was one of the nwt courageous
meetings I have attended in 40 years!
of national and international gather- j
ir.gs. I cannot recall any meeting
w hich considered so many difficult and
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ncute situations, yet which never
flinched and which always showed
discernment and never lost touch of
realities.
"Its full significance will possibly
not become apparent for a decade, but
(here is solid ground for saying this
relatively small gathering on Mount
Olivet will have a more profound and
| far-reaehoing effort than any other
I assembly oi modern times.”
: Business discussions continued in the
conference until midnight Saturday
: Among the final pronouncements made
was the declaration on protection of
missionaries which was described to
the Associates Press by Bishop Francis
J McConnell of Pittsburgh as the most
significant and practical thing done b.v
. the conference.
The council summoned all partici
pating world and Christian mission
agencies to exert unremitting efforts
and constant prayer to obtain the re
nunciation of war as an instrument of
international policy.
TTTE KVKXTNC! STAR, AVARITTXOTOX, P. C.. MONDAY. 'APTJTL 9. 1f»2«.
MEXICAN RAILROADS
BID FOR VISITORS
Officials Make Trip to Kansas City.'
Stress Tourist Attractions
of Their Country.
| I
j By the Associated Pross,
KANSAS CITY. April 9.— Mexican
j railroads arc trying to make Mexico
j easily accessible to visitors, Senor
Rafael Sandoval, director general of
I Mexican railroads, said here yesterday.
Sandoval and five fellow Mexicans arc
guests of W. T Kemper, president of
the Kansas City. Mexico & Orient,
coming here after a tour of the Orient
line.
Senor Sandoval stressed the rare
beauty, of his native land and said
it had many attractions rivaling those
found by tourists in European coun
tries. He expressed optimism concern
| ing generat conditions in Mexico.
Others in tile party with Senor
I Snndoval were Pedro Martinex Tornel,
| Mexico City, assistant to the general
director; Javier J. Ostos, Mexico City,
director of ports and lighthouses;
Daniel M. Islns and Roberto Bati?,a,
assistants to Senor Ostos, and Juan
F. Trevino, Chihuahua, general man
| ager of tlie Orient lines in Mexico.
| The party will leave Kansas City
ttomorrow on the return trip to Mexico.
Experiment Kills Scientist.
MOSCOW. April 9 (TV—Alexander
Bogdanoff. director of the State Scien
tific Institute for Blood Transfusion,
died yesterday from the effects of an
unsuccessful transfusion experiment he
made on himself.
PEACE POLICY BEGUN
IN EASTERN EUROPE
Greek Foreign Minister Says First
of Series of Treaties Has Been
Welcomed by Jugoslavia.
By (tie Associated Pro**.
ATHENS. Greece, April 9*—The be
ginning of a systematic policy of
treaties for insuring peace in Eastern
Europe was announced here yesterday
by M Michalakopoulos, foreign min
ister of Greece.
He returned yesterday from Geneva,
where he had conversations with Tewfik
Ruslidi Pasha, Turkish foreign minister,
which will be continued at Angora.
M. Michalakopoulos said that the first
step in the policy was the Greco-Ru
manian pact for conciliation, a treaty
which has been welcomed by Jugoslavia.
The Greek minister also recently re
turned from Milan, where he met
Mussolini. Os this Journey, he said:
“My conversations with Mussolini
proved that Greek relations with Italy
are absolutely friendly.”
ANTI-NATIONALISM
MESSAGE UNCONFIRMED
Report. Pope Would Issue Encycli
cal Laid to Declaration Against
French Paper.
Tty tlie Associated Press.
ROME, April 9. —A story that Pope
Pius was about to issue an encyclical
against extreme nationalism, printed in
French afternoon papers Thursday and
immediately thereafter denied by the
semi-official French agency, has found
no confirmation from well informed j
sources in Rome.
The report seems to have had its i
origin in the Pontiff’s declaration when
condemning the Royalist. French news- j
paper I/Action Francaise of Paris, a lit- |
tie more than a year ago, that he would I
deal with the question more fully later, j
(L’Action Francaise was placed on j
the index of reading prohibited to I
Catholics because the Royalist, party
j sought to make their political move- j
MccS^lest
Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES
Eyesight Specialist
I’hnnn Main 721
400-110 Mel.aehten Bid*.
lOth anil <» St«, N.W.
ment a Catholic affair and also becauv
i their activities were against a sjovern
; ment with which the Vatican had only
j recently re-established friendly terms».
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