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The Pittsburgh Pre, Sunday, Feb. 18, Se. Page 7 Communist Threat Critical, Seminar Told Here trict in which the park is Latin Aid Urged To Dispel 'Red Cloud' not end In a nuclear holocaust but "in the final Judgement." Chile was the final stop on Dr. Graham's month-long tour of South America. He also visted Venezuela, Colombia and rem.

'Most Latin Americans Dr. Graham, dressed In a conservative blue suit, appeared to make an excellent Impression on his audience because of his directness and simplicity of his presentation. He said the approach to Christ is neejied to end "so much injustice, prejudice, avarice and hate In the world." He said the world will MBA Plans Parley CHICAGO, Feb. 17 The Mortgage Rankers Assn. of America fMRA will hold Its annua) midwest mortgage conference Feb.

1920 at the Chase-Park Flaza Hotels in St. Louis, Mo. Ends In Chile Evangelist Leaves Tonight For Miami SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 17 (UPI) American evangelist Billy Graham tonight holds the final rally of his tour of four Latin American nations. After the meeting in Cou-slno Park, Dr.

Graham plans to leave by plane for Miami. Some 15,000 persons turned out for the rally in the park last night. Most were residents of the working class riis- feel," said Mr. Divas, "that the free enterprise system cannot solve their problem. "Many feel that Marxism Is the answer If It can be detached from Its political and international ties to form a sort of national socialism.

"The third possibility Is a middle-of-the-road approach which Mexico is attempting with some success." The conference was sponsored by the United Campus Christian Fellowship and National Student Chrlstjan Shop Monday 10 to 9 A KEY fSAYJU POINT PARK JUNIOR COLLEGE Help Asked For Masses The poisonous "Red Cloud" Jtatherlngr over all Latin America can be dispelled only by prompt action of an Informed U. S. public, six South American experts warned linre. The six are playing leading roles In a three-day Latin American Affairs Seminar which winds up today at the University of Pittsburgh. All agreed at yesterday's nesslons that the Communist challenge throughout Latin America has reached the critical" stage.

Only by a vast and Immediate outpouring of moral 'and fiscal support for the ambitions of the Liitin "American niHMe can the "south of the border" be snatched from Communism, they believe. Dr. Wendell G. SchRfffcr, assistant dean of Pitt's graduate School of Public and International Affairs, established the mood of the conference in welcoming the six principal sneakers Friday evening. Ho spoke of the growing tensions throughout.

South America because of rapid population growth, urbaniza k-ch "A REGISTER NOW FOR APRIL EVENING TRIMESTER Degree and Non-Degree Courses in the Following Fields! Liberal Arts, Business Administration, Professional Secretarial, Journalism Communications. MELTING 'RED CLOUD' Latin American experts discussing threat of Communism at Latin American Affairs Semina rhere at the University of Pittsburgh include, from left, front row, the Rev. Armando Divas. Mauricio Lopez, the Rev. Conzalo Castillo; standing Jorge Lora-Braud, Dr.

M. Richard Shaull and Jovelino de Ramos. Science and (Degree programs lead Associate ii to Associate In 1 Arts degrees) 'If -im tina, Latin American Socio- Mr. Divas outlined the basic tary of the World Student nnd economic nroblcm For Information tslaphona ATlanrie I 4600 or fill in coupon and mail MARDI CRAS DAY MARCH 6 Christian Federation, under three general headings tion, industnaliiition and the desire of the masses for immediate higher living standards. Unfortunately, he said, TJ.

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p. 'lion in Latin America, World i Council of Churches. Antiquated agricultural economies accounting for 40 to 75 per cent of a nation's entile income, yet unable to product even enough food for that nation itself. Latin American over -dependence on foreign trade, with WAYNE'S I 6th Annual masses by tending to pi serve a status quo that ENGLISH LITERATURI PSYCHOLOGY Jowlinode Ramos, of Brazil, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY as much as SO per cent of a PP2-18 Point Pnrk Junior CoUepe, Wood St. ami Itlt d.

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The six experts, who went on to detail specific phases of the problem, included: Dr. M. Richard Schaull Imoderatorl, United Presbyterian missionary and Colombian and Brazilian youth leader since 1016. Mauricio Lopez, of Argon- former student of the t'nise Crista de Estudantes do Brasil, now a graduate student Yale University. Jorge Lara-Brand, of Mexico, graduate student at Princeton Theological Seminary.

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