Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05
HAVANA DELEGATES
PLEASED AT WORK
OF ANNUAL FARLEY

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rite progress, However. We must keep
personal problems and matters of par
ticular interest out of our deliberations
and dispense with prejudicial opinions
If We are TO arrive at broad and sincere
conclusions. The success or failure of
the conference rests with the spirit in
which We handle problems of common
and general nature that confronts US"
DR. Gustavo Guerrero. Salvador:
Il ind that already much has been
done in the conference 10 show real
progress toward the achievement of the
ideals We are here 10 establish can
only hope that the conference will con-
iinue making progress at the same
rate"
DR. Alexandra Lira. Chile
The fact that some ri the commit
tees have already finished their york.
while others are about to finish, shows
the devotion which this congress has
given IN the prosecution OF its laboTs
am confident that the conference.
continuing in the spirit in which it has
begun. will lead 20 concrete results"
Sees Speedy Reorganizati ton.
DR.. Paul Fernandez. Brazil:
Continuing in the spirit Of co-opera-
ton that 80 far has attended all COM
mittee meetings the conference should
be concluded by February IS l have
only praise for the other delegates and
the work accomplished II is possible
that the reorganization Of the Pan
American Union may occasion some de-
lay. but indications are for short debate
and speedy agreement"
II expect the conference to end not
later than February "a Results 10 date
have far exceeded the schedule for the
first half OF the SIX weeks program
Committees have been working In
uniteo accord and the prevailing good
will Is bringing about definite accom-
plisEment'
Dr. Ricardo J Afaro Panama.
Although items of the agenda are
being disposed OF quickly and In COM
mendab bic manner. there remains much
work 10 be done. feel certain Ne shall
conclude our labors within the allotted
six weeks"
DR. Julio Garcia, Mexico:
i am optimistic for the happy out
come ri thc conference and commend
The results attained up TO Cat. II is
not possible 10 predict at this time the
length Of the session
Results Gratifying.
DR. Gonzalo Zaldumbide. Ecuador;
THE frankness III the delegates i'm
committee meetings and tact with
which problems are undertaken ought
To insure the ultimate adjournment OF
the conference close 10 February 20 and
not later than February IS The fruits
of our labors have been gratifying
Fernand Denis. Haiti.
Il am se.i pleased with tn" results
Of our deliberations TO date Win the
present progress W ought 20 conclude
not later than February 20"
Or Jacobo VaielA Uruguay
The delegations have been accom-
piikhlng considerable Wilhin short
time and il appears that the work Of
the conference Will be sucae Sstuil3 con
GUIDED before scheduled lime. prnbab
by February 20 | am greatly pleased
with the progress shown pnd the man
ner adopted by the delegations In work
ing toward the conclusion al cnr,t:ric-
tive and beneficial treaties Useless
/ debate has been absent from oar de-
ilb@rati0ns
! Dr. FnriGue Oiapa Colombia.
with the ma lOr part of reports al
ready submitted IN most committee
there no@ remains only the important
task Of concluding the reorganization
~ the psn-Amerlcan Union and the
cod hration al public International law