6-#417 Twentythird from Vatican City            
 
                                                            
 
 
He desires to work for himself , his family and his country.  It is   
necessry to furnish the materials with which to bring about this   
reconstruction and to encourage this desire of the Italian people to   
help itself.  It is necesary for Italian labor to have the means to   
express again its geniality and ability.  All must contribute their   
          effort and their will power to succeed.           
 
                                                            
 
 
I should like these feelings of Italian laborers which are so deeply   
rooted in them to be reflected beyond our borders in terms of   
confidence and credit and to bring about that indispensable   
intercourse of commercial and industrial relations which contrary to   
the ill-conceived ideolpgy of a former sectarian regime wil insure in   
the reciprocal interest of those who give and those who receive the   
vital reconstruction and rehabilitations.  Thus we hope to be able to   
exchange with our friends across the seas the products of our work in   
order that with our industrial commercial and agricultural rebirth we   
may be in a position to contribute to the vast work of world   
                      reconstruction.                       
 
                                                            
 
 
Once more in the name of the Italian people, I desire to express for   
the great help and the great generosity of the American people my   
profound gratitude to President Roosevelt and to his personal   
representative Myron Taylor, Chairman of American Relief for Italy.    
                       Through their                        
 
                        wholehearted