Pope Forwards
Five-Point
Peace Proposal
VATICAN CITY, Dec. 25 (/P)—
The Pope led Catholicism in pray
«r having offered a basis for
peace in his Christmas address
he assailed the inhumanity of
war.
The Pope celebrated midnight
mass in the intimacy of his pri
vate chapel and again said mass
on arising early. A quiet Christ
mas was arranged to be spent
within his apartments listening
to a program of Christmas music
broadcast by the Vatican radio.
He informally acknowledged
President Roosevelt’s appoint
ment of Myron, Taylor as his
personal representative to the
Vatican. The Pope described the
move as a “powerful contribu
tion toward a just, durable peace
and toward the alleviation of the
ufferings of war.” The Pope
expressed his heartfelt gratitude
to President Roosevelt for “this
Christmas message which coul
rot have been more welcome tc
us.”
His program for a “just, honoi
abte peace” which he proposed to
an address to 25 cardinals yes
terday contained five points. H
expressed the belief that when
the occasion presents itself, sane
statesmen would consider them
points to guarantee every nation
large or small the right to a life
of independence free from a
world of slavery to armaments
and making effective the interna
tional organizations created to
solve the world’s problems peace
fully and to fulfill the needs and
just demands of nations, peoples
and ethnical minorities and to
provide for their observance by
the statesmen of the people of
Christian principles.
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flash Freighter
P'SBANBLTL, Dec. 26 (/P) —A
T'urk;'h freighter, the Fizlirmak
of 2700 tons struck on the rocks
•oar S'nope during a violent
I.’ ack Sea hurricane and went
down with her entire crew of 24.:
Scores of trawlers and other \
-raft are missing after the storm.
T feared some of them are
lost, with all hands. Lifeboats are
out searching for survivors,
Cercfino Garcia
Defends Title
MANILA. Dec. 23 (/P) _-Cere
fino Garcia successfully defended
his middleweight title by knock
ing out Glenn 'Lee the Nebras
kan in the 13th of a slated fifteen
•’o-nder.
U,P i 'FI *5 E F'?LS PLEDCE MEMBE R—With Orchestra Leader Andre Kostelanetz 1
as musical adviser to the national organization, Camp Fire Girls must now practice up on their scales.
Left to right, in New York: Marguerite St. John of Fort Lee, N. J.; Miss Edith Kempthorne, national
Camp Fire Girls’ secretary; Kostelanetz; Dorothy Bucher, Bronx, N. Y.
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LITTLE FLO W E R BLOOM S—Good will prevailed when three women from Latin
in?erican countries—members of a -five-woman party just concluding a good will tour of U. S.—
visited Mayor Fiorello (Little Flower) LaGuardia in New York, Left to right: Mabel Vernon, the
mayor, Mercedes Guerra of Cuba, Yvonne Rinconnes of Venezuela. Sun-.ra L’soy*>n Arev.ntiua.
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realistic was his portrayal of an air-raid “victim" during a recent drill at Sydney, Australia. The drill,
staged by Australia's national emergency service to awaken residents to possible v.ar dangers. Included
the bursting of a bomb and medical aid for victims.
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SHORT STORY — Record
number of Young Republicans
was expected at Fairmont, W.
Va„ for the speech of Rep.
Dewey Short (above), a Repub*
lican from Galena, Mo. Short’s
talk at state conference marked
his first visit to West Virginia.