Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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I-I ON ORABLE CORDELL HULL Secretary of State UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 42 422 ,YY v STATE ,V THE SECRETARY OF A llmlll, ' was:-uns-ron January rl, 1941. My dear Miss Cook: ur letter of January l want to thank you for yo h ou so courteously informed me of eleventh, in whic y the splendid plans of Central High School to have Pan Americanism as the theme of its yearbook The Cardinal. As I mentioned in a recent statement, the happiest phase of the present international scene is the collabora- tion of the American republics. They have undertaken cooperative endeavors more far-reaching than have ever 'gl been undertaken by independent countries ln time of 'S. 2. V, peace. The Pan American Union is the oldest function- I gi' .I , A ing group of governments ln the world. The American A' '- Ty. J family of nations has achieved a system of peace more 2 V successful than any yet devised. The maintenance of this L us' X , .' system depends not merely on diplomatic relations but .f also on the establishment of far-reaching economic ar- rangements and cultural contacts. 4- , Sincerely yours, , g.. '- of. . , 'I :2 ' Miss Joan Cook, QL Central High School, WT ,: . V Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. .Wg-' . 1., z, I y EBL-- TZ,-S-' 1 V n V J A , ' ,--. i , , - ,. -V gy'- sf-fvf. 1 L1 -i,- --Jr - -'g,:,1q' f. .4 .. 'fc ,,,,'gf',..,.-l-...u 3 .124 -3,-ug., :.,::-- .