New York, July 22, The Pan-American conference attended by representatives of 21 American Fepublics will get down to authority and powers to supervise the common concerns of mankind, "Tatercourse between nations will be free and commerce, economics and finance will be freed of all hampering restrictions and obstructions. Ag be= tween man and man there will be On Havana Meet Miami, Fla, July 20, Mr, Cordell Hull, Secretary of State; yesterday announced. thit he had "norited "European and other [Governments that the Pan-America [Conference at Havana wontd not unfriendly to non-American Powers.
He said the meeting would greatly Jdevelop common interests and would be "wholly divorced from any thou of aggrandizement or domination, The cooperation of the American Government would be open to all nations on exactly the same terms, providing that the other nations will social justice, as between nation and nation there will be a rule of law, absence of force and' violence, and maintenance of peace.
"In sich an international society there will be no place for self appointed leaders or fuhrers. He who will be master shal firn and motto. wi free men and women and an international society of tree "This will be our reply to the chal-Jenze of dictators and we chall back up that reply with alli the strength thet God has given us."—Reuter. publies, on the same grounds, lhe raid, United Press.
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