Evening star. [volume], April 15, 1937, Page A-15, Image 15

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HULL SEES PEACE
AS PROGRESS KEY
Live and Let Live Policy
Stressed in Pan-American
Day Speech.
Nations of the Western Hemisphere,
If they persevere and succeed, can
make a vitally important contribution
to world peace. Secretary of State
Hull declared last night in bringing
to a close the Nation’s observance of
Pan-American day.
“We can do this, I believe, because
the influence of this hemisphere is
completely disinterested.” Secretary
Hull said in an address broadcast from
the Pan-American Union. “We wish
to live and let live. We covet no
man's land or property. Our influ
ence can therefore be exerted with
out ulterior motive in favor of the
eauses we hold most precious and
which we feel are essential to the
preservation of our civilization.
“Through devotion to peace, in
principle and in deed, our countries
can properly exert an urgently needed
stabilizing influence in a world that
is woefully in need of sanity and
balance.”
Relations between American coun
tries must be “regulated by the rule
of the good friend and the good neigh
bor,” he emphasized.
“Armed forces," he added, “can be
no permanent substitute for the se
curity that rests upon trust and ob
servance of international rules of
peace and good order. The resort to
ever - increasing armaments cannot
bring ultimate security; their very
accumulation constantly breeds terror
and anxiety rather than a sense of
safety. It wastes productive energies
by which ordinary life could be im
proved. It leaves the small, or un
armed states at the mercy of the reck
less and the powerful. Since these
thirds are so, all the greater is the
significance of the determination of
the American republics to look to the
rules of international law and trust
for safety and avoid the perilous ex
tremes of competitive armament. It
is inconceivable that civilized nations
of the world everywhere will long de
lay action of the same kind.”
"At the same time, the troubled state
of the world today, the unpredictable
nature of the new forces at work, would
make complacency both inappropriate
and dangerous. Whether we like it or
not, we live in an age of political and
social turmoil. Ominous storm clouds
overhang many parts of the world
today. We must continually and un
remittingly use the full strength of
our continental solidrity to advance
the cause of peace and to improve the
welfare of our peoples, in so far as
that is possible through international
efforts. If we in the Western Hemis
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phere can persevere and succeed, we
can make a vitally important contri
bution to world peace.
“Our road is not an easy one; it is
beset with every conceivable kind of
obstacle. We must patiently endeavor
to surmount these obstacles and per
severe in our determination that re
lations among the nations shall be
regulated by the rule of the good friend
and the good neighbor. Let us con
tinue to follow this rule in all of our
dealings with each other and with all
other nations ready and willing to
adopt it as the guiding principle of
their policy and action.”
i ne becretary spoke on the con
cluding Pan-Araerican program of the
day at 10:15 p.m. The musical part
of the program was featured by solos
of Bidu Sayao, Brazilian soprano now
singing with the Metropolitan Opera
Co., and a concert by the United Serv
ice Orchestra, composed of more than
100 musicians from the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps.
President Speaks Extemporaneously.
President Roosevelt, after delivering
a prepared Pan-American address to
the governing board of the Union
yesterday morning, made an extem
poraneous pledge of the United States’
friendship with Latin American re
publics.
"We proclaimed to the world at
Buenos Aires,” he said, “a series of
vitally indispensable relationships
repudiated by many countries. We
have kept them alive when other parts
of the world are drifting toward a
political Niagara.”
Citing the United States policy of
non-interference in Cuba, the Presi
dent declared: ‘‘Now we have sought to
establish a timely example to citizens
who inhabit other countries. Each
family should have friends among its
neighbors. The same applies to na
tions.”
Diplomats who heard the President
construed his remarks as Indicating
the possibility of a united front of the
Americas In case of a general European
conflict.
In the afternoon 700 District high
school children asseni-'ed in the
union auditorium for a pan-American
program of speeches, recitals, plays,
songs and dance, all in the Latin
American spirit.
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Veterans’ Act Change Asked.
Representative Richard M. Atkin
son of Nashville, Tenn., proposed yes
terday amendment of the World War
veterans’ act to permit the admin
istrator of veterans’ affairs to furnish
uniforms for firing squads at funerals
of veterans who die in hospitals of
the Veterans’ Administration.
Judge to Appoint Third in
Daingerfield Case on Re
turn From Vacation.
i Stall Correspondent ot The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va„ April 15.—After
two days of testimony behind closed
doors, two Alexandria physicians, sit
ting as a lunacy commission, yester
day formally disagreed as to the
mental condition of Miss Mary H.
Daingerfield, 56-year-old daughter of
" Health Department by m j
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the late Edward C. Daingerfleld,
founder of the Citizens' National Bank
here.
Drs. H. A. Latane and Martin
Delaney told Judge William P. Woolls,
who presided in an advisory capacity,
that the evidence had failed to pro
duce sufficient grounds on which to
base an agreement. If found to be
insane by the commission of two doc
tors, Miss Daingerfleld would be com
mitted to the State Insane Asylum and
the management of her large estate,
estimated at $2,000,000, would be
turned over to a trustee.
Judge Woolls, who immediately left
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findings a verdict will be rendered.
The present lunacy hearing was
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