The Pope gives five points as the foundations for a just, international peace:
First, an assurance of the indepengence of all nations; Second, an end to the armaments race; Third, juridical institutions must guarantee the loyal ard lawful application of the agreement, and arbitrary and unilateral interpretations of the conditions of the treaty must be avoided; Fourth, the needs and just demands of the nations and peoples, also their minorities must particularly be considered, if necessary by means of just,
treaties; wise and acceptable revisions of the Fifth, those who govern peoples must be imbued with a sense of their great responsibility.
At the close of his address the Pope thanked President Roosevelt for his noble and generous effort to restore Premier Australian Contingent
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