Rio De Janlero, Nov. 27.
Speaking here before a special session of the Brazilian Supreme Court, Senate and Chamber, President "Roosevelt to-day called for peace in the new world and uttered strong denunciation of war. The audience. which included the President of Brazil, Dr, Get world, let which cannot be settled orderly and peaceful means, through ordinary channels....We happily are free of the ancient confiets which have "brought so much misery other parts of the world"
Referring to the Trans-American conference which opens early next, month at Buenos Aires. and which the President will attend, Mr. Roose-
have the opportunity to banish war gelt sala:—"n this canterenco from the New world, dedicating It te, peace."
The Americas, the President sug gested, can present the universe with Convincing proof that peace is easily obtained if international problems aro_met with understanding and 00a will, "The world horizons may be dark." Mr, Roosevelt said, "but. the time is auspicious for our task in "America. Progress which we have already achieved should stimulate us to a ow. and "increased effort. Peace must "be made permanent, and we cannot countenance aggression from any source. whatever."
Emphasizing the" necessity of adhering to international agreements, the President stated: "We learned the glories of independence. Now let Us learn the glories" of inter dependence."
"The President later sailed from here aboard the erulsor Indianapolis {this evening for Buenos Aires, Before sailing, he revealed" that he had Invited President Vargas. to. visit Washington. The President of Argon-tina, Gen. Augustin P. Justo, has also' been invited "to Washington, the' President stated-—United Press,
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