Buenos Aires, Oct. 23.
The influential and independent "Prensa" appealed to the United States in an editorial today for help world peace.
In the editorial entitled "What the United States Can and Should Do For World Peace," the "Prensa" said that most of the present major international troubles could be attributed to the Smoot-Hawley Bill.
"If it is shown that a return to free trade is indispensible for the world to return to normalcy, then the United States can not excuse itself from contributing toward that result."
So far, the "Prensa" said, "the Parliamentary coalition of protectionist interests is incompatible with the general interests," and blocked action on pleas by President Roosevelt and Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, ior free trade—United Press.
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