Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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HIIIHIIIIIIIIS 1 1 l I SUMNER WELLES There has never before been a time in the history of the American Republics when it was more imperative that the peoples of all the American Republics should know each other better, should have the fullest comprehension of their respective political, cultural, and economic lives. The concept of the Good Neighbor envisages an individual understanding and appreciation which goes much beyond the formal relations of government to govern- ment or of trader to trader. Economic and political relations must be buttressed by a more conscious and intense feeling on our part for the human values involved-the emotions, sentiments, sense of beauty, and creative genious of the peoples of the other American Republics. In our unity, we shall find increasing strength, strength to defend the ideals which all of us in the New World have come to hold more dear than life itself. SUMNER WELLES Under Secretary of State