Now York, July 29.
"4t seems probable that the ageeoment reached by the Pan-American Conference at Havana will have a direct, practical impact upon inter ional affairs, beyond anything.
has proceeded in the past from the innocuous rituals of pan Americanism," declares the "New York Herald: Tribune."
"Havana represents an important victory' for the polley of the ern' Hemisphere, which has. for tone corner-stone of the President's conduct of foreign affairs, mittee of the Whole was 51 to meet at 1030 pam, yester "The measures agreed paper adds, "have been the Latin The Colombian delegation, Score wry Hull revealed, asked an oppor wndl present (0 the convention an additional clause which id implement the declaration, was understood that the clause pro passed by the Colombians would not alter the nature of the declaration and the suggestion was also pproved Uy the committee—United
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