The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-03
METHODS URGED
TO BOOST TRADE
OF AMERICAS
Consular Representatives
OF IA Nations Discuss
Commercial Relations

ATLANTA, Gf4.,s OCt.g g. Auc UP
lomatic session tonight of the Pan.
American Congress closed thes second
day of the foursday program of the
gafherinr here Of Representatives of q
T,atin-A nnerican nations and delegates
from ali over the limited States meeting
with the object Of promoting better
commercial relations between the
Americas
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Tn;.eJ Stasas Sh;nn;ng hoard Refer.
,.;,r - asl,.sr,. ranorts ~ tha snccess
~ ths board,s onera tion and sugges-
lions for its abolition, Commissioner
Plummer charged that responsibility to
some private shipping interests ana
spectators in commodities"
Hold Open Forum
The morning session was IN the ma
tufe of an open forum for the discus
sion by consular representatives OF the
Latin-Afnerican countries, OF all mat
tiers concerning the consular service as
a factor in the development OF foreign
commerce. delegates from several OF
the ,LatHl-Amerfca.
Fred Warde OF the Brunswick,
Ca. board OF trade, sp9ke on lieorgla's
port faculties and. VI BE- McS5rary,
chairman of the Georgia canal commits
sion, told OF the proposed st. Marys-
st, Marks canal, which is advocated as
means OF connecting by waterway the
Atlantic ocean and the Gulf OF Mexico.
Senator ~: Cantu Lara. consul gen
eral of Mexico, speaking for the Mex1-
can representatives ATTENDING the ran
American congress, iSsyed statement
in which he said that Mexico was con-
Iideht 81 Ihe result OF lne consress anu
was vitan4 in.eresseu IN Iioser eg y.
mefciai e sonIace VIII lne "iioie u INC
chiteotS states.
Invite U. 8. Trade
''Mexico's free ports invite the trade
of the United States and both of us
have goods to exchassge, = lie sails
Mexico is already in firm commercial
relation with certain parts Of the
United States, but it is her desire
through this congress to call to the at
tention Oh tne Onlteu Sta.es sa. 'ne
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Trade relations between the two re-
pubiics, the United States OF America
and the Republic OF Panama, VIII con-
tinue to increase lnvolume ana the two
nations VIII depend more and more
upon each other, said Juan .. Cneval.
Ter, charge daftalres or the Hepu6hc OF
Panama. Ihere is tie that Dlnds the
two nations together as the Panama
canal binds the Atlantic and Paciflc
oceans, SAID Mr.. Cnevailer.
Lauds Work Of GOrRaS