Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1928, Page 3

ONOEOROEOR TEXT OF HOOVER A certain John Baynes explaining to a judge his possession of a pint of whiskey, said that he soaked moth- balls in it and used them for his rheuma- tism. To say the very least, this excuse is novel— better stick to Wilkins Coffee as HONDURAN SPEECH | President - Elect ~ Extends Greetings of United States to Southern Neighbors. ¢ the Associated Press AMAPALA. Honduras, Noverber .2 | —The text of Mr. Hoover's speech yes terday on Honduras soil was | “I come to pay a call of friendship. | In a sense, I represent on_this occasion | | the people of the United States extend- ing a friendly greeting to our fellow | | democracies on the American continent. | T would wish to symbolize the friend- | Iy visit of one good neighbor to another. | “In our daily life good neighbors call | upon each other as the evidence of | olicitude for the common welfare and | to learn of the circumstances and point of view of each, so that there may come both understancing and respec’y which | are the cementing forces of a/ endur-| ing rociety. “This should bz equally true amo-g nations. We have a desire to maintain not only the cordial relations of gov- ernments with each other but the rela- tions of good neighbors through greater understanding that comes with more | | contact. may build up_that com- mon respect and service which is the only enduring basis of international triendship. | | | Desires to Learn. “It is also my desire to learn more of cur common problems in the Western Hemisphere, that T may be better fitted | for the task which lies before me. and we are all of us in the West interested in one great eommon fa That task | Of Pawhuska, MAJ. LABIN J. MILES rated as President. Curtis when he was head of the Indian agency super: Curtis lived in childhood. “They're bu at pictures of the next President and V personal acquaintance, both with our neighboring countries and with their points of viéw, and, above all. with the men who have been elected to respon- sibility in their governments, would be valuable in the task which lies before me. It would perhaps enable me to better co-operate with you. “Those who know the United States know also that we have only one do- sire. and that. is to co-operate to a con- stantly improving understanding, to Okla., who hopes to be in Washington to see his nephew inaugu- Maj. Miles played the role of Uncle Sam for Charles ng the Kaws, with whom | the major as he looks | Ily boys ice Pres of international life. This may upon which other progress rests. our international economic relatior can have but one real foundation they can grow only out of the pro: perity of each of us. The; flourish in the poverty or d of any of us. Our economic is mutual. It is not competitive We cach of us have the responsi- be easily explained. for out of our economic life do we build up the foundations And cannot. neration | progress | ANTIWAR TREATY RATIFICATION SEEN Swanson and Borah in Ac-| | cord—Procedure Remains | * to Be Settled. | By the Associated Press. Senate ratification of the Kellogg | | anti-war pact seems: assured, barring | unforeseen developments, with the only | question to be setiled that of procedure. | Senator Swanson of Virginia, ranking | | Democrat on the Senate foreign rela- | tions committee, has announced his | | support of the treaty, as have Senator | Borah of Idaho, chairman of the Senate | foreign relations committee: Senator | Norris of Nebraska, a leader of the Re- | | publican independents, and other Sena- | | tors, both Democrats and Republicans. | " Norris has declared that he would ;tr, to have the treaty brought up for | | ratification ahead of the administra- | tion’s $274,000,000 naval bill. He said | that there seemed to be an agreement | among administration leaders to have ! the Senate vote on the naval bill first. Chairman Hale of the Senate naval | committee and Senator Borah have | agreed to attempt to avoid a wrangle | over the position of the treaty and the naval bill on the Scnator calendar. 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Each and The long view of our | every one of have made some of . however, embrace the | these great contributions to human ad- the mutuality of pros-|vancement. The larger exchange and | the larger understanding of these con- tributions become the enduring basis of mutual respect. forward such policies ana vie that witl be welcomed by every member of the family because which in the iz the advancement of the welfare of to carry the people of our respective countries “Ws are each of us pledged through | the blood of our forefathers to national | Text of La Unien Specch. independence, to self-government, to| The text of Mr. Hoover's speech at development of the inflividual through ‘La Union follows: recognition o | ordered liberty as the only sound foun-s “I have alrcady stated today that 1 ' | perity among the whole of u ations of human soclety. We know 3*purpose i to pay a call of friendship| “But economic devciopment does not is the only true road to human p-«g-,on behalf «¢ the people of the United |and should not be the sole basis of ex- 3 | el we know that the nations 4ad | States. TR? relail-ns between neigh- |change between nations, but rather the | “The most precious possession of each | {the institutions we have creates bots. require that mothmg should be | incident of it. We have the mutual|of us in our love of country, of race flourish only in peace and mutual pros- [omitted to upbuild those contacts and f strengthening the founda- |our traditions and our institutions. We | pority. In turn we know that these|that sentiment which creates under building up confidence | have in this hemisphere a parallel of institutions and these ideals themselves | standing. Out of such understandin d friendship and the institutions and ‘m'uggle for independence in conflict rm the greatest security of peace. comes that mutual respect which is (b s of each of our nations. l\th nature—the creation of institu- “We of the Western Hemisphere, all | foundation of all sound international | exchange of our social and|tions of freedom and liberty which ® o7 us, believe in these principles with a | relations. accomplishments, of our ed-|themselves are an imperishable bond.” evotion which has arisen from the| “We perhaps hear more of economic |vances in education, of scientific | proofs of our century of common experi- | and trade relations belween countries i | ence. We of this hemisphere have not{than any other one subject in the ficld ‘ o e o g FLAT TIRE? 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