Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1921, Volume I

710.D4/262

The Argentine Ambassador ( Le Breton ) to the Secretary of State

[Translation⁶⁰]

Washington , January 7, 1922 .

No. 1

Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to forward herewith to Your Excellency a communication received from the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship of the Argentine Republic giving notice that the Trade-Mark Convention signed in Buenos Aires in 1910 at the Fourth International American Conference has been denounced by the Government of Costa Rica.

I avail myself [etc.]

T. A. Le Breton

[Enclosure—Translation]

The Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship ( Fueyrredon ) to the Secretary of State

Buenos Aires , November 19, 1921 .

Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to address Your Excellency for the purpose of informing you that the Government of Costa Rica has sent to this Department a note, a certified copy of which is enclosed⁶¹ to the effect that it does not suit that Government to continue being a party to the Trade Mark Convention signed at the Fourth International American Conference which met in this capital in 1910, wherefor it sees fit to denounce it.

Consequently and in accordance with the provision in Article XIX of the above-named Convention I forward that instrument to Your Excellency by way of notification and for the information of Your Government.

I avail myself [etc.]

H. Pueyrredon

60. File translation revised.
61. Not printed; the Costa Rican communication was dated Sept. 30, 1921.