710.D4/188
The Argentine Ambassador (Le Breton) to the Secretary of State
[Translation]
No. 37
Note Verbale
The Argentine Ambassador presents his compliments to His Excellency the
Secretary of State, and takes pleasure in forwarding to him the enclosed
papers which the Ministry of Foreign Relations and Worship of the
Argentine Republic places in Your Excellency’s hands through the
Embassy.
Washington
, July 12, 1920.
[Enclosure—Translation77]
The Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Worship (Pueyrredon) to the Secretary of State
Buenos Aires, May
18, 1920.
Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to address
Your Excellency and to inform you that the Government of Guatemala
has written to the Ministry a note, of which I enclose an
authenticated copy, giving notice that the Government of Guatemala,
finding it inconvenient to
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continue a party to the convention relative to trade marks,
concluded at the Fourth International Conference of American States
which met at this capital in 1910, sees fit to denounce it as it
does by means of the said note.
Therefore, in accordance with the stipulation in article 19 of the
said convention, I forward that document to Your Excellency for the
notice and information of your Government.
I avail myself [etc.]
[Subenclosure—Translation]
The Guatemalan Acting Minister of Foreign
Affairs (Aguirre) to the Argentine
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship (Pueyrredon)
Guatemala, March 18,
1920.
No. 563
Mr. Minister: In accordance with Article 19
of the Convention relative to trade marks, signed by the delegates
to the Fourth International American Conference in the City of
Buenos Aires, on August 29 [20], 1910, I have
the honor to inform Your Excellency that the Government of
Guatemala, no longer finding it convenient to continue a party to
that agreement, finds itself constrained to denounce it by means of
these presents.
Begging Your Excellency kindly to give notice of this denunciation to
the Governments concerned, I take [etc.]
