Latin States on Right to Intervene:
Question Raised Havana, Feb. 4.
The long-expected raising of the question of intervention of one) American State in the affairs of other occurred on February 4, at a meeting of the committee of the Pan-American Conference on the report of Senhor Maurtua (Peru) defining the sovereignty of American nations and declaring that "no State may interfere in the affairs another.
The report was endorsed by Ar. Charles Evans Hughes, the chief United States delegate, who walled it "the Magna Charta of the Western Hemisphere.
Senhor Maurtua, presenting the report, asserted that independence was not an absolute right bat was limited by the duties of international. ce-operation."
The attack, which was led by Senhor Puoyrredon (Argentina) declared "sovereignty of States consisting of absolute tight to entire internal autonomy and complete external independence must be consecrated in the law and practised in fact or international Juridical harmony no longer exists."
The delegates of San Salvador, Guatemala, San Domingo and Mexico, amid much applause, supported ''Senhor Pucyrredon.
Dr. Ferrara, the Cuban Ambas sador to the United States, however, defended the right to intervention as practised by the United States. He attacked the critics of the United States, Feb, 1.
The Pan-American Conference Committee on Communication today unanimously approved the Projected—Commercial " Aviation
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.