Buenos Aires, Dec. 13. to the Pa nee approved ental pact for maintain ing peace and the projected pact which provides for non-intervention in, confliels outside the Americas, The Pan-American pact for the organization. of peace, signed by all nations participating in the" conference, provides.
(1) When peace is thre \merieas. all government ighatories of the Kellog-Briand. peace the treaty of 4, initiated nor Saavedra Lamas, Will consult with ether American governments in-an effort {ovfind'a means of pacific ce-operation.
1G) tu case of war between American rations" American' republic. will tmmnc~ Sintely neat with tual obligations arising, from the Briand et and. the treaty 83, and to. define methods of collatinent," "these eonaulta The Pan-American pact is followed by a protocol declaring that nation has a right to intervene directoF indirectly In the foreign or infernal affairs of other nations. All violations of this article will be fol-Towed by immediate consultations among the other nations in order to arrive at a pacific solution, "All eases dealing with the interpretation of the present protocol will be submitted to conciliation or
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