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th~ Agreement
NAsaINcreS. April I2-The Pan
American Conference had under consid-
Grafton yesterday she report Of the CON-
rnittee on general welfare. The fals
text ~ the rcpnrt i as follows.
AkrfcIE The repabsc. % Central sne
soath America and Hsvsg. hereby adopt
arbitration as prisefpt~ - Ameriesn
International Law Tor th~ setti~meat of ali
differences. dispates or controversies -
tween two or more of them
Art ? Arbitration shall D.. obi zatorv Ia
eontrover-les concerning diplomatic eff-
gazette. boundaries. territories. isacnsnitles.
The right q navigation. and she vsis49sy.
construction and snsnxrennen nt % treaties
Art Arbitration should be squaIiy obllx-
story In all eases other than tncsn m~n-
sioned In the f0r~xsfn< article Whatever
may be their origin. nature Sr occasion :
~ish the singie cseeptjea mentioned In tAe
next follow aFtIeIs
AFe rhe exception above referred e.
shall be when. IN shr opinion - nation lt#
Independence may b. endangered BY the
result OF arbitration. for such nNfioa artl-
srati"n shall 30 optional. but eampuIsorv
sssE tau advvrsafy Pe~~f- Il Required.
NJ D Al FNEAFnFWHfAkFs Nr q feTH fffsas.
With the exception statri In Article q.
whether pcndin< or hereafter arising shaf
Be submitted - arbitration. even shouxh
they may have originated In occurrences
aEsssfatlag the present treaty.
ARA No question. shall ~. revived BY
virtue % shl- treaty. concerning waich
aranite treaty shall already have been
reached In such cases arbitration shall b.
re-ortsd To only for the settlement of que--
ttoas concerninx the validity interprrta-
tsoa or enforcemeut 90 such agreements.
Art : ANY xovevnm~as may serve in the
capacity ot arbitrator which maintain.
friendly relations with th. nstion opusssesI
- the one selecting 4 The Office q arb
TRAITOR may also be intrttsted 70 tribunal. -
justice. to scientific bodies. to pabtle On
etsi> or to private Individuals. whether cifi-
zens OF not % the state. selecting thsu-
Art :. The court OF arbitration may esa-
sist % oue or more persons. n ons pmr-on
be shall De -eIeete'i fointiy by thu nations
concerned II 80 several persons. their
lection may Be iointiy uaasis by the nations
concerned should m choiee be made. each
nation claiming dstisSt Interest In the
question AZ issue shall have the right u sp-
point ore arbitrator On "a. own behalf
Art . Whenever sAe enart shan consist %
an even number Of srbitrasors. the assIssas
concerned shall appoint an ampire. " ho shall
dret,tr all questions upon shlch the arhi-
traitors may disagree n the nations inter
ested fail - agree in the sriectioa of uuu-
plre. such umpire shall b. selected BY the
arhltrators already appointed
Art la The appointment OF an umpire.
and his acceptance. sAtif taSs place h=ssge
the sroitrators eater upoa the hearing II
the question: IN dispute
Art IL The umpire shall not act xs q
n1eaaber % the court bat his duties anss
possrs shall be iinisss9 - the deei.laa "a
a's~-sioas upou ~hlsh shr arbitrator. shaII
BE- unahie t. a..rre
Art. ~ >hcuif an arbitrator. gr an ana
| rire hs prevented from serving hv reason
/ of death. rvsiynssioa er other cast.-. sura
| arbitrator OF umpire shall BE- r~piasaesi By a
sssh-siFuts o. ~ selrrsess IN ia. -ass- nan
a~s In which the estxfasi arbitrasor ar aaa-
/ rire shail have been eaa.en-
l Art n Tue court shai1 Anfs a. ss~@lssas ns
saeh plsc~ az ths parties n interwst may
agree uPoa. ansi in ease u &l-axrrens~at sr
/ failure ta uams a uEare. the esurs itsslf uaav
| ssstsruli n- the location
Art "a whea IN. cuart saan consist sf
several arhltrNtaF-. a 4ssrlrF % tha ~hs1is
number may act. astN Ntthstaasiiax tn AZ
ssuss or Withdrawal q the minority In
such case the majority shalg cu-tinn~ N fha
performance of their duties antig tnsw saaIE
| have reached Anal determination ef ta~
i questions subunitt-si for their csrusitarasaon.
Art Il The deeisaan of msksritv ~ tns
| whole number of arhitratars shall BE- 9aai
| upoa the usain ansi iReisfentaI issues. unisss
In the agreement u srbitrate ir shsEI Aase
been expressly provided tina. unaniultT 8.
| essential
Art ~ Tue general exp~ase- of arblsra-
| tton proceedings shall be palI IA s.taai
/ pruportion BY the governments thas are
i parties thereto. bus expenses inearress -
either party IA the preparation ant pru-s-
| cation % lks ease saaii De- defraye,i BY Il IA
/ diwitaaliy-
/ Art 4 whsaexer disputes arise tas
nations Involved shsfi appoint courts Il
| srbifrasien IN aeeorsaue~ ~ish the pro-
| Visions % the preeeslIas ARTICLES. oaiy by
| the mutusl and free consent q ali sueh
nations may those provisions b. ttsrs.
| Earsi@1. ami courts OF arbitration appointed
End@r difersut arrangements
Art - This treaty xaaII remain IN fssres
| fov twenty years from the tats ee the rsaia-
cations After f'ts exp5rarisla Of that period
| u sitall eontiaue n operatton uatif one Il
th~ cuntractin< parties shall have net ffs.si
| all the others of - desire To tsrmiaatss 4
| In the event of sueh notice the treaty shall
eontinus obligatory upon the party giving
| it Tor at least one year thereafter. but tha
withdrawal % on- nafioa shall not iavaif-
date the treaty with respect "a the other IA
1 tf0ns concerned
Art =. Thls treaty shall be ratifel ~
all the nations approving "a. arcorflas %
| their respective constitutional ulsz hsssts
and th~ ratiaeafions shah D. exchanged a
| the city % Wa=hiBgfon on or before the RI
| st1v % Nay. E>ss- &ay ether nation NAV ac.
| espt tbs treaty anst becouic a party thereto,
| ny signing copy thereof and depo.stiuat Z
the same vita the Governments % the t-ais~.I
| states, ~hersupon the said government
shall communicate this faet 20 the othsr
| contracting parties