Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15

h ;ae Associated Press.
HAVANA February l5.-Fa!lure OF
Eonario Pue,rredon and the other AT
G milne delegates 10 the sixth Pan
American Conference TO appear at the
morning session OF the committee on
fan-American Union affairs caused
RAPIDLY spreading rumors that C.-
Fueyrredon had already sent IN ms
rrsicustion as chairman of the AEgeh-
tine delegation.
/, also was consistently rumored tnat
d. Pusyrredou had resigned from ms
ar1oas $50 dorship at washington.
All efforts TO locate DR.. Pueyrredon
hv members OF the Argentine Delegation
had failed up to noon; meanwhile uefe
Was CONSERVATION al the oeiesa'io'
heaSouarters, where Senior Olascoaea'
second IN command. announced tnat iie
~o,,ld nor enter the Pan-American
Union committee. as he had received
M orders from DR.. Pueyrredon, ano
Vas rot member of that committee
The resignation OF the president u
the Argentine delegation would ac-
eordinc TO ru1or. have followed eaVe-
eorical orders last night from the gov
eminent at Buenos Aires To sign the
pan-American Union convention.
Disnatches from Buenos Aires saio
the Argentine government was unceI-
stood to favor a less int.ansiseah'
stand.
Issue Regarded As Vital
neIegates REGARDED the issue as vital
90 t1e success of the Pan. American
Conference. TWO schemes were miro
~s,,reo To seek the agreement OF tne
A~rentine government even u us oee-
gate here refused TO sign a conseII..on.
The Psn-Anserican Union comnaSee
had betore it the iasl article OF .ne
conyention which concerned Inc n
rne-,t Or. Jacoso Vareia OF Uruguay
<v,1eestec that this be so woroeo as 10
mi; The agreement 70 go before the
ra~.o,,s nari,aments for ratincation
zen If no, signed by the delegates he
proposed that the president OF the con
ference might be allowed to seno ceri.-
fed r,f,otes Of the agreement oirectiy 70
tbs governments interested.
another suggestion vas that the ar
til. be SO worded as 10 aiioW ao-
I,~rc,,cc 10 the convention al some iaSe'
cate by TIE governments whose oee-
fz.es mad not signed Il al hasaha
- .nese proposals delegates saw
,,e-;r,v the intention Of saving the Pan
hr1ericar Union convention In case III
r.teyrrefor should persist IN ms alu-
r,5Ts They we're encouraged IN U!eI
eaor+s bv the fact that although OT.
p;,evrredon apparently renamed W.
trangtgeant. indications we're becoming
ere and more concrete that the Ar
o. r3.;rap government was weighing the
disadvantages OF no. signing the con-
sentlon-
l.. &. Objection Oyerridden.
OYER the objection OF the Un!ieo
stz.es the committee On public lnNrna-
,,onaI law approved % vote o. IL 70
& ne classification o. armed merchant
TN Is wagSn1ps
,.,f mat ,nls proposal was revolutionary
&c absolutely contrary 10 actua! mari
f,.,,e practIce and that therefore il could
re. be included IN q project wnicn was
f~slyned 10 cocify universally reco2-
:.lzec International iss
4 r2enary session waa summoned Tor
1ste tta;s afternoon " consider the final
reports 0. several committees. These IN
cl&ce6.
fseport Of the committee on economic
Y..r,b ier2x relative ~ international as
pets Of immigration problems
f<e,yyrt q the committee Oh etoEonsc
y,s0b3eyy.6 relating 70 the Con"ocatlon ~
/: nonterence ~ study problems ofalihs
With the PROJECTION ot tracenlarkA ia
fsne!1csE countries.
Conclusion II the committee on IN
re}.ect3lsl to-opegatioIy recommending
ire tr1olica,iof u . dictionary Of tht
s;,anlsn language. eclbec by k1ilno }.
C1erso, Colombian intellectual,