710.1012 Anti-War/68
The Ambassador in Argentina ( Weddell ) to the Secretary of State
[Received March 22.]
Sir: With reference to the Department’s telegram No. 28 of February 20, 1934, I have the honor to enclose a printed copy of the Anti-War Treaty of Non-Aggression and Conciliation which, it will be noted, has been certified as a true copy on page eleven thereof.2
In this connection I have the honor to enclose a copy of the Embassy’s note No. 78 of February 26, 1934,3 requesting the copy of the treaty and informing the Argentine Government that it is the Department’s understanding that the treaty is no longer open to signature and that non-signatory states may become parties only by adherence.
There are also enclosed a copy and a translation of Foreign Office note dated March 12, 1934,3 which was received today, transmitting the certified copy of the treaty and confirming the Department’s understanding.
Respectfully yours,
- The certified text is that contained in República Argentina, Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto, Tratado Antibélico de no-agresion y de conciliacion (Buenos Aires, 1933), pp. 3–11. Copy of this booklet is filed under 710.1012 Anti-War/68. For English translation of text, see Foreign Relations, 1933, vol. iv, p. 234.↩
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- Not printed.↩