Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers,
1935, The American Republics, Volume IV
Index
- Agreements. See
[Treaties, conventions, etc.](#in1)
- Agricultural Adjustment Act,
[540](#pg_540)
- American Car and Foundry Co.,
[956](#pg_956)–
[957](#pg_957)
- American Museum of Natural History,
[520](#pg_520),
[522](#pg_522)
- Anti-war treaty (1933),
[97](#pg_97)
- Arbitration (see also
[Permanent Court of International Justice](#in2)), case of
Simmons Construction Co. claim against Costa Rican Government,
[464](#pg_464)–
[475](#pg_475)
- Argentina (see also
[Chaco dispute](#in3)),
[266](#pg_266)–
[299](#pg_299)
- Argentine State Railways,
[291](#pg_291)–
[292](#pg_292)
- British sterling bonds, Argentine proposal for servicing of,
[280](#pg_280)–
[281](#pg_281),
[281](#pg_281)–
[282](#pg_282),
[288](#pg_288)
- Exchange restrictions. See
[Taxation](#in4), infra.
- Foreign debt, efforts of United States and of Foreign
Bondholders Protective Council to secure equitable treatment for
American creditors in servicing of Province of Buenos Aires bonds,
[280](#pg_280)–
[296](#pg_296)
- Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace, attitude
toward,
[5](#pg_5)
- Province of Buenos Aires bonds. See
[Foreign debt](#in5), supra.
- Roca-Runciman trade treaty,
[266](#pg_266),
[267](#pg_267),
[279](#pg_279)
- Saavedra Lamas, Carlos,
[2](#pg_2),
[4](#pg_4),
[6](#pg_6),
[8](#pg_8),
[82](#pg_82)–
[84](#pg_84),
[95](#pg_95),
[105](#pg_105)–
[107](#pg_107),
[108](#pg_108),
[117](#pg_117),
[118](#pg_118),
[145](#pg_145),
[146](#pg_146),
[154](#pg_154),
[160](#pg_160)–
[161](#pg_161),
[167](#pg_167)
- Sanitary convention with United States, unperfected, text signed
May 24,
[296](#pg_296)–
[299](#pg_299)
- Taxation, Argentine decree imposing surcharge for
imports not covered by official exchange permits,
[269](#pg_269)–
[280](#pg_280)
- Information concerning decree and its enforcement,
[269](#pg_269),
[271](#pg_271)
- U. S. representations on behalf of American trade, and
Argentine position,
[270](#pg_270)–
[275](#pg_275); balance of U. S.-Argentine
trade, relation to problem,
[274](#pg_274),
[275](#pg_275)–
[280](#pg_280)
- Trade agreement with United States, preliminary
discussions concerning,
[266](#pg_266)–
[268](#pg_268),
[273](#pg_273)–
[274](#pg_274); import surcharge problem, relation
to,
[269](#pg_269),
[279](#pg_279)
- Trade relations with—
- Artistic and scientific institutions and historic monuments, treaty
between United States and other American Republics for protection of, text
signed Apr. 15,
[219](#pg_219)–
[221](#pg_221)
- Aviation. See
[Commercial aviation convention](#in7).
- Barletta, Amadeo. See
[Dominican Republic](#in8):
[Arrest,
etc.](#in9)
- Belgium,
[946](#pg_946),
[949](#pg_949),
[959](#pg_959)
- Bethlehem Steel Co.,
[395](#pg_395)
- Bolivia. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3).
- Borah, Senator William E., resolution regarding religious situation in
Mexico,
[785](#pg_785)–
[788](#pg_788),
[789](#pg_789)–
[795](#pg_795),
[798](#pg_798)
- Boundary questions. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3)
and
[Leticia dispute](#in10).
- Brazil (see also
[Chaco dispute](#in3)),
[300](#pg_300)–
[388](#pg_388)
- Agreements with United States, amending agreements of 1934, for a military mission to Brazil,
citation to texts,
[388](#pg_388)
- Clearing and compensation agreement with Germany,
[377](#pg_377)–
[378](#pg_378),
[380](#pg_380),
[381](#pg_381)
- Coffee,
[312](#pg_312),
[314](#pg_314),
[322](#pg_322),
[327](#pg_327),
[333](#pg_333)–
[334](#pg_334),
[336](#pg_336),
[337](#pg_337),
[347](#pg_347)
- Cotton,
[339](#pg_339),
[344](#pg_344),
[347](#pg_347),
[380](#pg_380)
- Ecuadoran revolutionary government, Brazilian recognition of,
[537](#pg_537)
- Exchange restrictions and foreign debt problem, U.
S. activities on behalf of American interests,
[321](#pg_321)–
[386](#pg_386)
- American blocked funds, U. S. representations regarding.
See
[Exchange allocation problem](#in11), infra.
- Brazilian financial mission to United
States, and related negotiations in Washington,
[329](#pg_329),
[330](#pg_330),
[331](#pg_331),
[332](#pg_332)–
[333](#pg_333),
[333](#pg_333)–
[340](#pg_340),
[348](#pg_348),
[349](#pg_349),
[350](#pg_350),
[353](#pg_353),
[354](#pg_354)
- British agreement with Brazil for liquidation of deferred
credits, relation to American situation,
[354](#pg_354),
[355](#pg_355)–
[356](#pg_356),
[357](#pg_357),
[358](#pg_358),
[359](#pg_359),
[361](#pg_361),
[363](#pg_363),
[364](#pg_364),
[367](#pg_367)–
[368](#pg_368),
[382](#pg_382)
- Congelado notes of 1933,
[325](#pg_325),
[336](#pg_336),
[344](#pg_344),
[357](#pg_357)
- Debt funding plan of 1934,
possibility of suspension or modification due to shortage of
exchange,
[321](#pg_321)–
[327](#pg_327),
[329](#pg_329),
[333](#pg_333),
[335](#pg_335),
[344](#pg_344),
[354](#pg_354),
[369](#pg_369)
- Enabling Act. See under
[Settlement](#in13), infra.
- Exchange allocation problem (see also
[Settlement for American holders of
deferred credits](#in13), infra),
[327](#pg_327)–
[329](#pg_329),
[330](#pg_330)–
[331](#pg_331),
[333](#pg_333),
[335](#pg_335)–
[336](#pg_336),
[330](#pg_330)–
[351](#pg_351); U.
S.-Brazilian exchange of notes of Feb.
2, texts,
[340](#pg_340)–
[341](#pg_341)
- German-Brazilian compensation agreement, relation,
[377](#pg_377)–
[378](#pg_378),
[380](#pg_380),
[381](#pg_381)
- Military purchases abroad by Brazil, relation to exchange
problem,
[339](#pg_339)
- National Foreign Trade Council,
[349](#pg_349),
[355](#pg_355),
[356](#pg_356),
[357](#pg_357),
[361](#pg_361),
[362](#pg_362),
[364](#pg_364),
[367](#pg_367),
[371](#pg_371),
[372](#pg_372),
[373](#pg_373),
[376](#pg_376)–
[377](#pg_377),
[385](#pg_385)–
[386](#pg_386)
- Settlement for American holders of deferred
credits: Discussions and negotiations leading to,
[336](#pg_336)–
[339](#pg_339),
[351](#pg_351)–
[383](#pg_383),
[385](#pg_385)–
[386](#pg_386); Enabling Act
passed by Brazilian Legislature,
[383](#pg_383)–
[385](#pg_385); method for
handling Class C indebtedness, discussions,
[361](#pg_361),
[362](#pg_362)–
[363](#pg_363),
[364](#pg_364)–
[365](#pg_365),
[366](#pg_366)–
[373](#pg_373),
[374](#pg_374)–
[375](#pg_375),
[382](#pg_382)
- Trade agreement negotiations with United
States, relation to,
[300](#pg_300),
[302](#pg_302),
[306](#pg_306),
[307](#pg_307),
[313](#pg_313),
[314](#pg_314),
[323](#pg_323),
[329](#pg_329),
[331](#pg_331),
[334](#pg_334),
[336](#pg_336),
[339](#pg_339),
[358](#pg_358),
[359](#pg_359),
[379](#pg_379); exchange of notes accompanying agreement,
texts and question of implementation,
[340](#pg_340)–
[341](#pg_341),
[343](#pg_343)–
[345](#pg_345),
[381](#pg_381)–
[382](#pg_382),
[383](#pg_383)
- Financial mission to United States. See
[Exchange restrictions](#in16):
[Brazilian financial mission](#in15), supra.
- Foreign debt. See
[Exchange restrictions and foreign debt
problem](#in16), supra.
- German-Brazilian compensation agreement,
[377](#pg_377)–
[378](#pg_378),
[380](#pg_380),
[381](#pg_381)
- Japan, Brazilian promise of support to United States in event of
war with,
[387](#pg_387)–
[388](#pg_388)
- Military mission, U. S.,
[388](#pg_388)
- Military purchases abroad,
[339](#pg_339)
- Trade agreement with United States signed Feb.
2,
[300](#pg_300)–
[321](#pg_321)
- Exchange problems, relation to. See
[Exchange restrictions](#in16):
[Trade agreement](#in12), supra.
- Generalization of tariff concessions by Brazil, question
of,
[319](#pg_319)–
[321](#pg_321)
- Ratification by Brazil: Brazilian delay and U. S. efforts
to obtain action,
[147](#pg_147),
[300](#pg_300)–
[317](#pg_317); information concerning ratification and
exchange of ratifications,
[317](#pg_317)–
[319](#pg_319)
- Text of agreement and exchange of notes, citation to,
[300](#pg_300)
- Trade relations with various countries,
[320](#pg_320),
[339](#pg_339); compensation
agreement with Germany,
[377](#pg_377)–
[378](#pg_378),
[380](#pg_380),
[381](#pg_381)
- U. S. military mission to Brazil, agreements supplementary to 1934 agreement,
[388](#pg_388)
- Buenos Aires Peace Protocol. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3):
[Peace
Protocol](#in17).
- Central American General Treaty of Peace and Amity (1923),
[630](#pg_630),
[640](#pg_640),
[843](#pg_843),
[846](#pg_846),
[847](#pg_847),
[857](#pg_857),
[860](#pg_860),
[863](#pg_863)–
[864](#pg_864)
- Chaco dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay,
[7](#pg_7)–
[198](#pg_198)
- Argentine-Chilean Mission:
- Brazilian participation in mediation, question of:
Attitude of Brazilian Government,
[8](#pg_8)–
[10](#pg_10),
[14](#pg_14),
[16](#pg_16),
[19](#pg_19)–
[20](#pg_20),
[27](#pg_27)–
[30](#pg_30),
[31](#pg_31),
[36](#pg_36)–
[37](#pg_37),
[41](#pg_41)–
[42](#pg_42); British efforts to promote
Brazilian cooperation,
[39](#pg_39)–
[41](#pg_41); U. S. efforts to promote
participation of Brazil and Uruguay,
[24](#pg_24),
[25](#pg_25),
[27](#pg_27)–
[28](#pg_28),
[31](#pg_31)–
[32](#pg_32),
[35](#pg_35)–
[36](#pg_36),
[37](#pg_37)–
[39](#pg_39),
[42](#pg_42)–
[46](#pg_46),
[47](#pg_47)
- Conciliation plans based on modifications of
League of Nations proposals of Nov. 24,
1934, discussions,
[7](#pg_7)–
[8](#pg_8),
[12](#pg_12)–
[14](#pg_14),
[15](#pg_15)–
[16](#pg_16),
[20](#pg_20)–
[23](#pg_23); position of belligerents,
[9](#pg_9),
[13](#pg_13)–
[14](#pg_14),
[18](#pg_18),
[30](#pg_30)
- U. S. willingness to participate in mediation,
[12](#pg_12)–
[13](#pg_13),
[14](#pg_14)–
[15](#pg_15),
[16](#pg_16)–
[18](#pg_18),
[23](#pg_23)–
[24](#pg_24),
[26](#pg_26),
[30](#pg_30)–
[31](#pg_31),
[32](#pg_32); efforts to promote
participation of Brazil and Uruguay,
[24](#pg_24),
[25](#pg_25),
[27](#pg_27)–
[28](#pg_28),
[31](#pg_31)–
[32](#pg_32),
[35](#pg_35)–
[36](#pg_36),
[37](#pg_37)–
[39](#pg_39),
[42](#pg_42)–
[46](#pg_46),
[47](#pg_47)
- Buenos Aires Peace Protocol. See
[Peace Protocol](#in17), infra.
- Declaration of American Republics (Aug. 3,
1932), question of reaffirmation,
[191](#pg_191),
[192](#pg_192)
- Economic Conference on the Chaco, proposed, question of
participation of Brazil,
[29](#pg_29),
[31](#pg_31),
[33](#pg_33)–
[35](#pg_35),
[36](#pg_36),
[38](#pg_38)–
[39](#pg_39),
[40](#pg_40),
[44](#pg_44); of
United States,
[29](#pg_29),
[32](#pg_32),
[35](#pg_35)–
[36](#pg_36),
[38](#pg_38),
[47](#pg_47),
[53](#pg_53),
[55](#pg_55),
[56](#pg_56),
[61](#pg_61)–
[62](#pg_62),
[62](#pg_62)–
[63](#pg_63)
- Inter-American Peace Conference, proposed, relation to,
[1](#pg_1)–
[6](#pg_6)
passim,
[10](#pg_10),
[113](#pg_113),
[160](#pg_160)–
[161](#pg_161),
[163](#pg_163)–
[165](#pg_165),
[179](#pg_179)
- League of Nations (see also
[Argentine-Chilean Mission](#in18):
[Conciliation plans](#in19), supra),
[10](#pg_10)–
[11](#pg_11),
[30](#pg_30),
[52](#pg_52),
[53](#pg_53),
[54](#pg_54),
[83](#pg_83),
[93](#pg_93),
[98](#pg_98),
[109](#pg_109),
[191](#pg_191),
[192](#pg_192); Paraguayan withdrawal from League,
[10](#pg_10)–
[11](#pg_11),
[30](#pg_30),
[93](#pg_93)
- Mediation group:
- Activities preliminary to conciliation negotiations,
[40](#pg_40)–
[61](#pg_61);
attitudes of belligerents,
[52](#pg_52),
[59](#pg_59),
[61](#pg_61)
- Membership, question of inclusion of Mexico and Uruguay,
[47](#pg_47),
[53](#pg_53),
[54](#pg_54)–
[56](#pg_56),
[56](#pg_56)–
[57](#pg_57),
[59](#pg_59)–
[60](#pg_60),
[61](#pg_61)
- Negotiations. See
[Peace Protocol](#in17)
and
[Plans](#in20), infra.
- Peace Protocol of June 12 and
additional protocol: Negotiations leading to,
[63](#pg_63)–
[70](#pg_70),
[71](#pg_71)–
[73](#pg_73); signature and ratification,
[75](#pg_75)–
[77](#pg_77),
[84](#pg_84),
[90](#pg_90),
[92](#pg_92); texts,
[73](#pg_73)–
[75](#pg_75),
[76](#pg_76); U. S. gratification over
pacific solution of Chaco dispute,
[76](#pg_76)–
[77](#pg_77)
- Plans and discussions relative to Peace
Conference to be held under terms of June
12 Protocol,
[71](#pg_71),
[77](#pg_77)–
[91](#pg_91)
- U. S. representative,
[51](#pg_51),
[62](#pg_62); inability of Secretary of
State to accept invitation for personal attendance,
[70](#pg_70)–
[71](#pg_71)
- Neutral Military Commission,
[65](#pg_65),
[66](#pg_66),
[67](#pg_67),
[75](#pg_75),
[76](#pg_76),
[91](#pg_91),
[93](#pg_93),
[94](#pg_94),
[99](#pg_99),
[110](#pg_110),
[123](#pg_123),
[127](#pg_127),
[139](#pg_139),
[140](#pg_140),
[141](#pg_141),
[151](#pg_151),
[153](#pg_153),
[156](#pg_156),
[158](#pg_158)–
[159](#pg_159),
[167](#pg_167),
[168](#pg_168)–
[169](#pg_169),
[184](#pg_184),
[187](#pg_187),
[191](#pg_191)
- Peace Conference:
- Basic organizational and procedural problems:
- Administrative detail and preliminary activity,
[91](#pg_91)–
[94](#pg_94),
[95](#pg_95)–
[98](#pg_98),
[99](#pg_99),
[102](#pg_102)–
[103](#pg_103)
- Chilean procedural plan,
[88](#pg_88)–
[89](#pg_89),
[90](#pg_90),
[92](#pg_92),
[128](#pg_128)–
[130](#pg_130),
[143](#pg_143),
[159](#pg_159)
- Invitations, and U. S. acceptance,
[90](#pg_90)–
[91](#pg_91)
- League of Nations observer, question of,
[98](#pg_98)
- Membership,
[71](#pg_71),
[77](#pg_77)–
[82](#pg_82),
[83](#pg_83),
[85](#pg_85)–
[88](#pg_88),
[89](#pg_89)–
[90](#pg_90),
[94](#pg_94)
- Presiding officer (Saavedra Lamas): Ideas for
Conference procedure,
[82](#pg_82)–
[84](#pg_84);
personality of,
[95](#pg_95),
[105](#pg_105)–
[107](#pg_107),
[108](#pg_108),
[117](#pg_117),
[118](#pg_118),
[145](#pg_145),
[146](#pg_146),
[154](#pg_154),
[160](#pg_160)–
[161](#pg_161),
[167](#pg_167)
- Boundary and territorial questions,
[98](#pg_98)–
[99](#pg_99),
[103](#pg_103),
[108](#pg_108)–
[109](#pg_109),
[110](#pg_110),
[111](#pg_111),
[112](#pg_112),
[113](#pg_113)–
[114](#pg_114),
[117](#pg_117),
[121](#pg_121),
[124](#pg_124)–
[125](#pg_125),
[128](#pg_128),
[130](#pg_130)–
[134](#pg_134),
[143](#pg_143)–
[144](#pg_144),
[151](#pg_151),
[152](#pg_152),
[153](#pg_153),
[155](#pg_155)–
[156](#pg_156),
[157](#pg_157)–
[158](#pg_158),
[171](#pg_171),
[175](#pg_175)–
[176](#pg_176),
[181](#pg_181),
[190](#pg_190); Treaty of Petropolis, allusions,
[134](#pg_134),
[153](#pg_153),
[155](#pg_155),
[157](#pg_157)
- Demobilization and related security measures
(see also
[Prisoners of war](#in21): Formula on
prisoner and security questions, infra),
[94](#pg_94),
[98](#pg_98),
[99](#pg_99),
[102](#pg_102),
[103](#pg_103),
[108](#pg_108),
[110](#pg_110),
[124](#pg_124),
[127](#pg_127),
[151](#pg_151),
[158](#pg_158)–
[159](#pg_159),
[169](#pg_169),
[177](#pg_177)
- Diplomatic relations between belligerents, resumption of,
[118](#pg_118),
[152](#pg_152),
[184](#pg_184)
- Membership of Conference,
[71](#pg_71),
[77](#pg_77)–
[82](#pg_82),
[83](#pg_83),
[85](#pg_85)–
[88](#pg_88),
[89](#pg_89)–
[90](#pg_90),
[94](#pg_94)
- Neutral Military Commission,
[65](#pg_65),
[66](#pg_66),
[67](#pg_67),
[75](#pg_75),
[76](#pg_76),
[91](#pg_91),
[93](#pg_93),
[94](#pg_94),
[99](#pg_99),
[110](#pg_110),
[123](#pg_123),
[127](#pg_127),
[139](#pg_139),
[140](#pg_140),
[141](#pg_141),
[151](#pg_151),
[153](#pg_153),
[156](#pg_156),
[158](#pg_158)–
[159](#pg_159),
[167](#pg_167),
[168](#pg_168)–
[169](#pg_169),
[184](#pg_184),
[187](#pg_187),
[191](#pg_191)
- Oct. 15 proposal (comprehensive
peace plan). See
[Settlement plan](#in23), infra.
- Political situation of belligerents, influence of,
[102](#pg_102),
[103](#pg_103),
[107](#pg_107),
[124](#pg_124),
[128](#pg_128),
[153](#pg_153),
[167](#pg_167),
[177](#pg_177)–
[178](#pg_178),
[180](#pg_180),
[184](#pg_184),
[188](#pg_188),
[189](#pg_189),
[190](#pg_190),
[192](#pg_192)
- Prisoners of war, exchange and repatriation
of: Discussions and negotiations,
[101](#pg_101),
[102](#pg_102),
[105](#pg_105),
[106](#pg_106),
[107](#pg_107),
[109](#pg_109),
[110](#pg_110),
[111](#pg_111),
[114](#pg_114)–
[116](#pg_116),
[117](#pg_117),
[118](#pg_118)–
[120](#pg_120),
[122](#pg_122)–
[124](#pg_124),
[125](#pg_125)–
[126](#pg_126),
[127](#pg_127),
[130](#pg_130),
[133](#pg_133),
[135](#pg_135)–
[139](#pg_139),
[140](#pg_140)–
[141](#pg_141),
[142](#pg_142),
[148](#pg_148),
[150](#pg_150),
[152](#pg_152),
[172](#pg_172),
[175](#pg_175),
[176](#pg_176),
[177](#pg_177),
[178](#pg_178)–
[179](#pg_179); formula on prisoner and security questions,
efforts for acceptance by belligerents,
[179](#pg_179)–
[180](#pg_180),
[182](#pg_182)–
[191](#pg_191),
[192](#pg_192)–
[194](#pg_194); mission of
U. S. delegate to Asunción,
[194](#pg_194)–
[197](#pg_197); new formula
submitted to belligerents Dec. 22,
[197](#pg_197)–
[198](#pg_198)
- Recess and adjournment, questions of,
[125](#pg_125),
[127](#pg_127),
[128](#pg_128),
[176](#pg_176)–
[179](#pg_179),
[190](#pg_190)–
[191](#pg_191),
[192](#pg_192),
[194](#pg_194)
- Rehabilitation of belligerent countries, question of U. S.
financial aid for,
[100](#pg_100)–
[101](#pg_101),
[106](#pg_106),
[112](#pg_112)
- Resolution declaring war at an end, question of,
[132](#pg_132),
[152](#pg_152),
[153](#pg_153),
[159](#pg_159),
[169](#pg_169)–
[170](#pg_170); adoption of
resolution,
[170](#pg_170)
- Saavedra Lamas, Carlos (presiding officer),
[82](#pg_82)–
[84](#pg_84),
[95](#pg_95),
[105](#pg_105)–
[107](#pg_107),
[108](#pg_108),
[117](#pg_117),
[118](#pg_118),
[145](#pg_145),
[146](#pg_146),
[154](#pg_154),
[160](#pg_160)–
[161](#pg_161),
[167](#pg_167)
- Security measures. See
[Demobilization and related security
measures](#in24), supra.
- Settlement plan of United States and Brazil,
[145](#pg_145)–
[147](#pg_147),
[152](#pg_152)–
[158](#pg_158),
[159](#pg_159)–
[160](#pg_160),
[161](#pg_161)–
[162](#pg_162); attitudes of belligerents, and consideration
of possible future course of action of the Conference,
[165](#pg_165)–
[168](#pg_168),
[170](#pg_170)–
[179](#pg_179),
[180](#pg_180)–
[182](#pg_182)
- Territorial questions. See
[Boundary and territorial
questions](#in25), supra.
- War responsibility, tribunal on,
[104](#pg_104),
[105](#pg_105),
[106](#pg_106),
[107](#pg_107),
[109](#pg_109),
[110](#pg_110)–
[111](#pg_111),
[111](#pg_111)–
[112](#pg_112),
[116](#pg_116),
[120](#pg_120)–
[121](#pg_121),
[126](#pg_126),
[127](#pg_127),
[140](#pg_140),
[142](#pg_142),
[144](#pg_144),
[148](#pg_148)–
[150](#pg_150),
[152](#pg_152),
[153](#pg_153); question of participation of
a U. S. Supreme Court Justice,
[104](#pg_104),
[140](#pg_140),
[142](#pg_142),
[144](#pg_144),
[147](#pg_147)–
[148](#pg_148),
[148](#pg_148)–
[149](#pg_149),
[150](#pg_150)
- Peace Protocol signed at Buenos Aires June 12:
- Implementation of terms (Chaco Peace Conference),
[109](#pg_109),
[128](#pg_128),
[131](#pg_131),
[132](#pg_132),
[137](#pg_137),
[141](#pg_141),
[144](#pg_144),
[151](#pg_151),
[152](#pg_152),
[163](#pg_163),
[164](#pg_164),
[166](#pg_166),
[169](#pg_169),
[171](#pg_171),
[182](#pg_182)–
[183](#pg_183),
[184](#pg_184)
- Negotiations leading to,
[63](#pg_63)–
[70](#pg_70),
[71](#pg_71)–
[73](#pg_73);
drafts of truce formula,
[66](#pg_66)–
[67](#pg_67),
[68](#pg_68)–
[69](#pg_69)
- Signature and ratification,
[75](#pg_75)–
[77](#pg_77),
[84](#pg_84),
[90](#pg_90),
[92](#pg_92)
- Text,
[73](#pg_73)–
[75](#pg_75); additional protocol,
[76](#pg_76)
- U. S. gratification over pacific solution of Chaco
dispute,
[76](#pg_76)–
[77](#pg_77)
- Permanent Court of International Justice, possibility of resort
to,
[63](#pg_63),
[68](#pg_68),
[69](#pg_69),
[72](#pg_72),
[73](#pg_73),
[74](#pg_74),
[89](#pg_89),
[117](#pg_117),
[126](#pg_126),
[128](#pg_128),
[129](#pg_129),
[144](#pg_144),
[183](#pg_183)
- Red Cross Conference, Bolivian efforts for introduction of
resolution on prisoners of war,
[135](#pg_135)–
[139](#pg_139),
[141](#pg_141)
- Chile (see also
[Chaco dispute](#in3)),
[389](#pg_389)–
[429](#pg_429)
- Discrimination against American firms and nationals. See
[Exchange restrictions](#in14):
[American firms and nationals](#in26), infra;
also
[Patents and trade marks](#in27)
and
[Railroad cars](#in28), infra.
- Ecuadoran revolutionary government, Chilean recognition of,
[536](#pg_536)
- Exchange restrictions, U. S. efforts to secure
equitable treatment for American interests,
[398](#pg_398)–
[422](#pg_422)
- American firms and nationals, discrimination
against (see also
[Import restriction policy](#in29), infra),
[395](#pg_395),
[396](#pg_396),
[398](#pg_398)–
[401](#pg_401),
[403](#pg_403)–
[404](#pg_404),
[406](#pg_406)–
[407](#pg_407),
[413](#pg_413)–
[416](#pg_416)
- Exchange Control Commission,
[399](#pg_399),
[401](#pg_401),
[404](#pg_404)–
[405](#pg_405),
[411](#pg_411),
[412](#pg_412),
[422](#pg_422)
- Frozen credits, liquidation of,
[400](#pg_400),
[401](#pg_401),
[403](#pg_403),
[405](#pg_405),
[410](#pg_410),
[412](#pg_412)–
[413](#pg_413)
- Import restriction policy of Chile,
[402](#pg_402),
[405](#pg_405)–
[406](#pg_406),
[409](#pg_409)–
[413](#pg_413),
[416](#pg_416)–
[422](#pg_422)
- International obligations, relation to,
[403](#pg_403)
- Retirement funds,
[400](#pg_400),
[401](#pg_401)
- Trade agreement with United States, proposed, relation to,
[407](#pg_407)–
[409](#pg_409),
[416](#pg_416)–
[417](#pg_417),
[419](#pg_419)
- Germany, trade relations and exchange situation,
[394](#pg_394)–
[395](#pg_395),
[397](#pg_397),
[402](#pg_402),
[413](#pg_413),
[414](#pg_414)–
[415](#pg_415),
[417](#pg_417)
- Patents and trade marks, discrimination against
foreigners in fees charged for registration,
[423](#pg_423)–
[429](#pg_429)
- Railroad cars for Chilean State Railways, U. S.
representations regarding alleged discrimination against American
interests in letting contract for,
[394](#pg_394)–
[398](#pg_398)
- Trade agreement with United States, proposed, preliminary
discussions,
[389](#pg_389)–
[394](#pg_394),
[407](#pg_407)–
[409](#pg_409),
[416](#pg_416)–
[417](#pg_417),
[419](#pg_419)
- Trade relations with various countries (see
also
[Germany](#in30), supra),
[267](#pg_267),
[398](#pg_398),
[401](#pg_401),
[402](#pg_402),
[409](#pg_409),
[414](#pg_414)–
[415](#pg_415),
[417](#pg_417),
[938](#pg_938)–
[939](#pg_939)
- Claims. See
[Costa Rica](#in31):
[Simmons
Construction Co.](#in32), and under
[Mexico](#in33).
- Cocos Islands,
[517](#pg_517),
[518](#pg_518)
- Coffee. See under
[Brazil](#in34),
[Colombia](#in35),
[Costa Rica](#in31),
[El Salvador](#in36),
[Guatemala](#in37), and
[Haiti](#in38).
- Colombia (see also
[Leticia dispute](#in10)),
[430](#pg_430)–
[448](#pg_448)
- Chaco dispute,
[55](#pg_55)–
[56](#pg_56),
[77](#pg_77),
[80](#pg_80),
[81](#pg_81),
[85](#pg_85),
[94](#pg_94)
- Coffee.
[436](#pg_436)–
[437](#pg_437),
[439](#pg_439),
[443](#pg_443),
[446](#pg_446)–
[447](#pg_447),
[448](#pg_448)
- Ecuadoran revolutionary government, Colombian recognition of,
[536](#pg_536)
- Exchange restrictions. See
[German-Colombian exchange arrangements](#in39),
infra.
- German-Colombian exchange arrangements, U. S.
informal representations regarding effects on American trade,
[442](#pg_442)–
[448](#pg_448)
- Inter-American Highway, discussion with United States concerning,
[243](#pg_243)–
[244](#pg_244)
- Trade agreement with United States signed Sept.
13: Agreement of 1933 (unperfected),
relation to,
[430](#pg_430),
[431](#pg_431)–
[432](#pg_432),
[434](#pg_434),
[435](#pg_435),
[437](#pg_437),
[441](#pg_441)–
[442](#pg_442); negotiations,
[430](#pg_430)–
[442](#pg_442); Rio
de Janeiro Pact, relation to,
[209](#pg_209),
[210](#pg_210),
[244](#pg_244),
[430](#pg_430),
[435](#pg_435),
[436](#pg_436),
[441](#pg_441); text, citation to,
[442](#pg_442)
- Commercial aviation convention of Habana (1928), question of interpretation of art.
IV: Status of U. S. discussions with Mexico,
[229](#pg_229); U. S. conclusion of understanding with Guatemala,
[222](#pg_222)–
[229](#pg_229)
- Commissions, committees, etc.:
- Foreign Bondholders Protective Council,
[280](#pg_280)–
[296](#pg_296),
[324](#pg_324),
[724](#pg_724)–
[726](#pg_726),
[727](#pg_727)
- League of Nations committees: Advisory Committee on Leticia,
[202](#pg_202),
[203](#pg_203);
Chaco Committee,
[7](#pg_7),
[15](#pg_15),
[16](#pg_16),
[19](#pg_19),
[20](#pg_20)–
[22](#pg_22),
[53](#pg_53),
[98](#pg_98); Economic Committee,
[567](#pg_567);
Joint Committee for the Study of Clearing Agreements,
[819](#pg_819)
- Mediation Commission. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3):
[Mediation group](#in40).
- Neutral Military Commission. See under
[Chaco dispute](#in3).
- Securities and Exchange Commission,
[580](#pg_580)–
[581](#pg_581),
[582](#pg_582)–
[584](#pg_584)
- Conferences (see also
[Inter-American Conference](#in41)):
- American States, Seventh International Conference of (Montevideo),
allusions,
[219](#pg_219),
[311](#pg_311)–
[312](#pg_312),
[492](#pg_492),
[514](#pg_514),
[592](#pg_592),
[642](#pg_642),
[644](#pg_644),
[645](#pg_645),
[799](#pg_799)–
[800](#pg_800),
[814](#pg_814),
[834](#pg_834),
[933](#pg_933),
[934](#pg_934),
[937](#pg_937)
- Chaco Peace Conference. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3):
[Peace
Conference](#in42).
- Pan American Commercial Conference, Buenos Aires, May 26–June 19,
[55](#pg_55),
[218](#pg_218),
[507](#pg_507)
- Red Cross Conference (Rio de Janeiro),
[135](#pg_135)–
[139](#pg_139),
[141](#pg_141)
- Costa Rica,
[449](#pg_449)–
[475](#pg_475)
- Chaco dispute,
[136](#pg_136)
- Claims. See
[Simmons Construction Co.](#in32), infra.
- Coffee,
[452](#pg_452)–
[453](#pg_453),
[456](#pg_456),
[461](#pg_461)
- Guatemala: Costa Rican attitude on Guatemalan extension of term of
office for President Ubico,
[637](#pg_637);
diplomatic representation between Guatemala and Costa Rica, good
offices of United States looking toward reestablishment of,
[230](#pg_230)–
[240](#pg_240)
- Inter-American Highway, discussions with United States concerning,
[245](#pg_245)–
[246](#pg_246),
[250](#pg_250)–
[252](#pg_252),
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
,
[262](#pg_262)–
[264](#pg_264)
- Nicaraguan political situation, Costa Rican attitude toward,
[855](#pg_855)–
[856](#pg_856)
- Rubber industry, development of,
[463](#pg_463)
- Simmons Construction Co., U. S. representations in
support of claim against Costa Rican Government, and Costa Rican
attitude,
[464](#pg_464)–
[475](#pg_475); international arbitration, question of resort to,
[468](#pg_468),
[472](#pg_472)–
[474](#pg_474)
- Trade agreement with United States, negotiations respecting,
[449](#pg_449)–
[464](#pg_464); duty
reduction on flour, question of,
[452](#pg_452),
[458](#pg_458)–
[459](#pg_459),
[460](#pg_460)
- Cuba: Chaco dispute,
[55](#pg_55)–
[56](#pg_56),
[77](#pg_77),
[80](#pg_80),
[81](#pg_81),
[85](#pg_85),
[94](#pg_94); elections, attitude of U. S. Government
toward,
[476](#pg_476)–
[477](#pg_477)
- Daniels, Josephus (Ambassador to Mexico), clarification of certain
statements attributed to,
[782](#pg_782)–
[785](#pg_785)
- Debts. See
[Argentina](#in43):
[Foreign debt](#in5);
[Brazil](#in34):
[Exchange
restrictions and foreign debt problem](#in16);
[El
Salvador](#in36):
[Loan Contract of ](#in47)1922;
[Haiti](#in38):
[Debachy loan
contract](#in63)
and
[French gold loan of ](#in64)1910
.
- Denmark,
[398](#pg_398)–
[400](#pg_400),
[401](#pg_401)
- Diplomatic relations: Bolivia-Paraguay,
[118](#pg_118),
[152](#pg_152),
[184](#pg_184); Costa
Rica-Guatemala,
[230](#pg_230)–
[240](#pg_240)
- Discrimination (see also under
[Chile](#in44)): Argentina, discriminatory treatment in
servicing of Province of Buenos Aires bonds,
[280](#pg_280)–
[296](#pg_296); Ecuadoran-French modus vivendi, discriminatory effect on U. S. trade
with Ecuador,
[507](#pg_507)–
[508](#pg_508),
[510](#pg_510)–
[512](#pg_512); Uruguayan customs discriminations against American
importations,
[949](#pg_949)–
[957](#pg_957)
- Dominican Republic, U. S. efforts to protect American
citizens and business interests,
[478](#pg_478)–
[505](#pg_505)
- Arrest and imprisonment of Amadeo Barletta (Italian
Consul and president of Dominican Tobacco Co. and of Santo Domingo
Motors Co.): Information concerning, and U. S. representations,
[478](#pg_478)–
[480](#pg_480),
[483](#pg_483)–
[484](#pg_484),
[486](#pg_486)–
[487](#pg_487),
[489](#pg_489),
[490](#pg_490),
[491](#pg_491)–
[492](#pg_492),
[493](#pg_493),
[495](#pg_495)–
[500](#pg_500),
[502](#pg_502)–
[503](#pg_503),
[504](#pg_504); Italian efforts on behalf of
Barletta,
[478](#pg_478),
[482](#pg_482),
[488](#pg_488),
[492](#pg_492),
[499](#pg_499),
[500](#pg_500),
[501](#pg_501)–
[502](#pg_502),
[505](#pg_505); release of Barletta and settlement
of case,
[505](#pg_505)
- Dominican Tobacco Co. (Penn Tobacco Co.) (see also
[Arrest, etc.](#in9), supra),
[480](#pg_480)–
[481](#pg_481),
[482](#pg_482)–
[483](#pg_483),
[483](#pg_483)–
[486](#pg_486),
[487](#pg_487),
[489](#pg_489)–
[491](#pg_491),
[505](#pg_505)
- General matters pending between United States and Dominican
Republic,
[500](#pg_500)–
[501](#pg_501),
[503](#pg_503)–
[504](#pg_504),
[504](#pg_504)–
[505](#pg_505)
- Santo Domingo Motors Co. (General Motors Corp.) (see also
[Arrest, etc.](#in9), supra),
[478](#pg_478)–
[479](#pg_479),
[479](#pg_479)–
[480](#pg_480),
[483](#pg_483)–
[484](#pg_484),
[486](#pg_486)–
[487](#pg_487)
- U. S. citizens and others, cases of arbitrary actions against,
[492](#pg_492)–
[493](#pg_493),
[494](#pg_494)–
[495](#pg_495),
[504](#pg_504)
- Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export Co.,
[950](#pg_950)–
[954](#pg_954)
- Ecuador,
[506](#pg_506)–
[538](#pg_538)
- Commercial modus vivendi with
United States pending negotiation of a trade agreement, negotiations
leading to,
[506](#pg_506)–
[514](#pg_514); conclusion of agreement, June 12,
1936,
[514](#pg_514)n
- Fishing regulations purporting to extend territorial waters beyond
the three-mile limit, U. S. concern relative to,
[514](#pg_514)–
[517](#pg_517)
- Galápagos Islands, interest of U. S. and British Governments in
possible internationalization of,
[517](#pg_517)–
[527](#pg_527); Ecuadoran attitude,
[521](#pg_521),
[525](#pg_525)–
[527](#pg_527)
- Japan: Ecuadoran fear of aggression,
[521](#pg_521),
[527](#pg_527); trade relations
with,
[509](#pg_509)
- Recognition. See under
[Revolution](#in45), infra.
- Revolution,
[527](#pg_527)–
[538](#pg_538); recognition of Paez government by
United States and other countries,
[533](#pg_533),
[534](#pg_534)–
[538](#pg_538)
- Territorial waters, Ecuadoran fishing regulations purporting to
extend territorial waters beyond the three-mile limit,
[514](#pg_514)–
[517](#pg_517)
- Trade agreement with United States, proposed. See
[Commercial ](#in46)modus
vivendi
, supra.
- Trade relations with various countries,
[507](#pg_507)–
[508](#pg_508),
[509](#pg_509),
[510](#pg_510),
[511](#pg_511),
[512](#pg_512),
[739](#pg_739)
- Treaty with United States (1854),
[518](#pg_518)
- El Salvador,
[539](#pg_539)–
[584](#pg_584)
- Bonds. See
[Loan Contract of ](#in47)1922
, infra.
- Coffee,
[540](#pg_540),
[552](#pg_552),
[554](#pg_554),
[556](#pg_556),
[557](#pg_557),
[559](#pg_559),
[565](#pg_565),
[578](#pg_578)
- Guatemala, Salvadoran attitude on extension of term of office for
President Ubico,
[637](#pg_637)
- Inter-American Highway, discussion with United States concerning,
[254](#pg_254)–
[255](#pg_255)
- Loan Contract of 1922,
question of revision, and U. S. informal assistance to bondholders’
representatives in connection with,
[568](#pg_568)–
[584](#pg_584)
- Negotiations between bondholders’ representatives and
Salvadoran Government,
[576](#pg_576)–
[577](#pg_577),
[579](#pg_579)–
[580](#pg_580),
[581](#pg_581)–
[582](#pg_582); U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission
studies, relation to,
[580](#pg_580)–
[581](#pg_581),
[582](#pg_582)–
[584](#pg_584)
- U. S. discussions with bondholders’ representatives,
[568](#pg_568)–
[569](#pg_569),
[570](#pg_570)–
[575](#pg_575),
[578](#pg_578)–
[579](#pg_579),
[581](#pg_581)–
[582](#pg_582); with Salvadoran Government,
[569](#pg_569)–
[570](#pg_570),
[575](#pg_575),
[578](#pg_578),
[580](#pg_580)–
[581](#pg_581),
[582](#pg_582)–
[584](#pg_584)
- Nicaraguan political situation, Salvadoran attitude toward,
[856](#pg_856)–
[857](#pg_857),
[861](#pg_861),
[872](#pg_872)
- Trade agreement with United States, negotiations,
[539](#pg_539)–
[568](#pg_568),
[581](#pg_581); revision of 1922 Loan Contract, relation to,
[544](#pg_544),
[549](#pg_549)
- Trade relations with various countries,
[542](#pg_542)–
[543](#pg_543),
[552](#pg_552),
[554](#pg_554),
[557](#pg_557),
[559](#pg_559),
[735](#pg_735)–
[736](#pg_736)
- Ethiopian-Italian conflict,
[192](#pg_192)
- Exchange restrictions. See
[Argentina](#in43):
[Taxation](#in4)
and under
[Brazil](#in34),
[Chile](#in44),
[Colombia](#in35), and
[Uruguay](#in48).
- Export-Import Bank,
[349](#pg_349),
[351](#pg_351),
[354](#pg_354),
[363](#pg_363),
[369](#pg_369),
[384](#pg_384),
[386](#pg_386)
- Ford Motor Co.,
[417](#pg_417),
[419](#pg_419)
- Foreign Bondholders Protective Council,
[280](#pg_280)–
[296](#pg_296),
[324](#pg_324),
[724](#pg_724)–
[726](#pg_726),
[727](#pg_727)
- France: Ecuadoran revolutionary government, French recognition of,
[537](#pg_537); Leticia dispute, French message to Colombian
Government,
[206](#pg_206); trade relations with various
American Republics,
[267](#pg_267),
[320](#pg_320),
[507](#pg_507)–
[508](#pg_508),
[510](#pg_510),
[511](#pg_511),
[512](#pg_512),
[542](#pg_542),
[552](#pg_552),
[650](#pg_650)–
[667](#pg_667),
[816](#pg_816)–
[817](#pg_817),
[821](#pg_821)–
[822](#pg_822),
[826](#pg_826)–
[827](#pg_827),
[949](#pg_949),
[959](#pg_959)
- Freedom of religion. See
[Mexico](#in33):
[Religious
situation](#in49).
- Freedom of the press,
[233](#pg_233)–
[234](#pg_234),
[238](#pg_238),
[782](#pg_782),
[795](#pg_795)
- Galápagos Islands. See under
[Ecuador](#in50).
- General Motors Corp. See
[Dominican Republic](#in8):
[Santo
Domingo Motors Co.](#in65)
- Germany, trade relations with various American Republics (see also under
[Chile](#in44)
and
[Colombia](#in35)),
[266](#pg_266),
[377](#pg_377)–
[378](#pg_378),
[380](#pg_380),
[381](#pg_381),
[557](#pg_557),
[559](#pg_559),
[609](#pg_609),
[610](#pg_610),
[821](#pg_821),
[939](#pg_939),
[946](#pg_946)–
[947](#pg_947),
[949](#pg_949),
[956](#pg_956),
[959](#pg_959),
[960](#pg_960),
[963](#pg_963)
- “Good neighbor” policy,
[458](#pg_458),
[492](#pg_492),
[634](#pg_634),
[798](#pg_798)
- Good offices of United States in re-establishment of diplomatic
representation between Costa Rica and Guatemala,
[230](#pg_230)–
[240](#pg_240)
- Goodrich Rubber Co.,
[405](#pg_405)
- Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.,
[463](#pg_463)
- Great Britain. See
[United Kingdom](#in66).
- Guatemala,
[585](#pg_585)–
[641](#pg_641)
- Coffee,
[590](#pg_590),
[591](#pg_591),
[592](#pg_592),
[594](#pg_594),
[595](#pg_595),
[596](#pg_596),
[600](#pg_600),
[605](#pg_605)
- Commercial aviation convention of Habana (1928), U. S. conclusion of understanding with Guatemala as
to interpretation of art. IV,
[222](#pg_222)–
[229](#pg_229)
- Diplomatic representation between Costa Rica and Guatemala, good
offices of United States looking toward reestablishment of,
[230](#pg_230)–
[240](#pg_240)
- Inter-American Highway, discussions with United States concerning,
[241](#pg_241)–
[242](#pg_242),
[246](#pg_246)–
[247](#pg_247),
[249](#pg_249)–
[250](#pg_250),
[255](#pg_255)–
[259](#pg_259),
[260](#pg_260)–
[262](#pg_262),
[264](#pg_264)–
[265](#pg_265)
- Nicaraguan political situation, Guatemalan attitude toward,
[857](#pg_857)–
[858](#pg_858)
- President Ubico, question of continuance in office beyond his
constitutional term,
[614](#pg_614)–
[641](#pg_641)
[Page 983]
- Efforts of Administration and of Ubico to legalize his
continuance in the Presidency,
[614](#pg_614)–
[619](#pg_619),
[620](#pg_620)–
[621](#pg_621),
[623](#pg_623)–
[624](#pg_624); U. S. position and
Guatemalan attitude thereto,
[619](#pg_619)–
[620](#pg_620),
[621](#pg_621)–
[623](#pg_623),
[624](#pg_624)–
[634](#pg_634)
- Prolongation of term as result of plebiscite and action of
Constituent Assembly: Information concerning,
[634](#pg_634)–
[637](#pg_637); position of United States and of other
governments,
[637](#pg_637)–
[641](#pg_641); Ubico’s letter to President
Roosevelt announcing continuance in office, and reply,
[636](#pg_636)–
[637](#pg_637),
[639](#pg_639)–
[641](#pg_641)
- Trade agreement with United States, negotiations,
[585](#pg_585)–
[614](#pg_614);
problem of contraband traffic in chicle,
[594](#pg_594),
[596](#pg_596),
[603](#pg_603),
[608](#pg_608),
[612](#pg_612)–
[614](#pg_614)
- Trade relations with various countries,
[590](#pg_590),
[609](#pg_609),
[610](#pg_610)
- Haiti,
[642](#pg_642)–
[728](#pg_728)
- Coffee,
[643](#pg_643),
[644](#pg_644)–
[645](#pg_645),
[652](#pg_652),
[653](#pg_653),
[654](#pg_654),
[656](#pg_656),
[659](#pg_659),
[661](#pg_661),
[664](#pg_664)
- Debachy loan contract for refunding debt and for
public works, proposed,
[667](#pg_667)–
[702](#pg_702)
- American loan of 1922, question of
refunding,
[667](#pg_667),
[668](#pg_668),
[669](#pg_669),
[671](#pg_671),
[675](#pg_675)–
[689](#pg_689)
passim,
[691](#pg_691)–
[698](#pg_698),
[700](#pg_700),
[701](#pg_701),
[702](#pg_702)
- Details concerning,
[667](#pg_667)–
[669](#pg_669),
[671](#pg_671)–
[673](#pg_673),
[674](#pg_674),
[691](#pg_691)–
[692](#pg_692),
[700](#pg_700)
- French contractors, interest in,
[688](#pg_688),
[689](#pg_689)–
[690](#pg_690)
- French gold loan of 1910, question
of settlement,
[667](#pg_667),
[669](#pg_669),
[670](#pg_670),
[672](#pg_672),
[698](#pg_698)–
[700](#pg_700),
[702](#pg_702)
- U. S. attitude and discussions with Haitian Government,
[669](#pg_669)–
[671](#pg_671),
[674](#pg_674)–
[702](#pg_702); Haitian denunciation of
contract and desire to negotiate a new American loan,
[701](#pg_701)–
[702](#pg_702)
- Foreign Bondholders Protective Council,
[724](#pg_724)–
[726](#pg_726),
[727](#pg_727)
- Foreign debt. See
[Debachy loan contract](#in63), supra, and
[French gold loan of ](#in64)1910
, infra.
- Franco-Haitian commercial agreement, good offices of
United States in effecting renewal of,
[650](#pg_650)–
[667](#pg_667)
- French gold loan of 1910:
Debachy loan contract, relation to,
[667](#pg_667),
[669](#pg_669),
[670](#pg_670),
[672](#pg_672),
[698](#pg_698)–
[700](#pg_700),
[702](#pg_702); French demands in connection with
question of renewal of Franco-Haitian commercial agreement,
[655](#pg_655)–
[667](#pg_667),
[680](#pg_680)–
[681](#pg_681),
[699](#pg_699)–
[700](#pg_700)
- National Bank of Haiti, sale by National City Bank
of New York to Haitian Government,
[703](#pg_703)–
[728](#pg_728)
- Facts and considerations in connection with bank sale
plan,
[685](#pg_685),
[703](#pg_703)–
[709](#pg_709)
- Foreign Bondholders Protective Council,
[724](#pg_724)–
[726](#pg_726),
[727](#pg_727)
- Legislative action by Haitian Senate and Chamber,
[716](#pg_716)–
[717](#pg_717),
[719](#pg_719)–
[720](#pg_720),
[723](#pg_723)
- Negotiations based on Haitian desire for maintenance of
May 12, 1984, contract,
[649](#pg_649)–
[650](#pg_650),
[709](#pg_709)–
[714](#pg_714),
[717](#pg_717)–
[720](#pg_720),
[721](#pg_721)–
[722](#pg_722)
- Signing of contract and conclusion of transaction,
[723](#pg_723)–
[728](#pg_728)
- U. S. position,
[714](#pg_714)–
[716](#pg_716),
[721](#pg_721),
[724](#pg_724)–
[726](#pg_726)
- Trade agreement with United States signed Mar.
28: Negotiations,
[642](#pg_642)–
[650](#pg_650); relation to Franco-Haitian
commercial agreement,
[650](#pg_650)–
[655](#pg_655),
[660](#pg_660),
[661](#pg_661),
[662](#pg_662),
[663](#pg_663); text, citation to,
[650](#pg_650)
- Trade relations with various countries (see
also
[Franco-Haitian commercial agreement](#in67), supra),
[643](#pg_643),
[644](#pg_644)–
[646](#pg_646),
[649](#pg_649),
[659](#pg_659),
[722](#pg_722)
- Treaties with United States: Accord of Aug. 7, 1933,
[676](#pg_676)–
[677](#pg_677),
[678](#pg_678),
[682](#pg_682),
[683](#pg_683),
[686](#pg_686),
[692](#pg_692),
[694](#pg_694),
[695](#pg_695),
[696](#pg_696)–
[697](#pg_697),
[703](#pg_703),
[708](#pg_708),
[725](#pg_725); agreement of Aug. 5, 1981,
[682](#pg_682); protocol of
1919,
[677](#pg_677),
[682](#pg_682),
[683](#pg_683),
[694](#pg_694),
[697](#pg_697),
[725](#pg_725); treaty of 1915,
[656](#pg_656),
[677](#pg_677),
[678](#pg_678),
[685](#pg_685)–
[686](#pg_686),
[725](#pg_725); treaty of friendship, 1932,
[695](#pg_695)
- Honduras,
[729](#pg_729)–
[752](#pg_752)
- Guatemala, Honduran attitude on extension of term of office for
President Ubico,
[637](#pg_637)
- Inter-American Highway, discussions with United States concerning,
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
,
[264](#pg_264)n
- Nicaraguan political situation, Honduran attitude toward,
[858](#pg_858),
[872](#pg_872),
[873](#pg_873)
- Swan Islands, Honduran reservation of claim to sovereignty over,
[750](#pg_750)–
[752](#pg_752)
- Trade agreement with United States signed Dec.
18: Municipal taxes, relation to,
[732](#pg_732),
[735](#pg_735)–
[736](#pg_736),
[740](#pg_740);
negotiations,
[729](#pg_729)–
[750](#pg_750); text, citation to,
[750](#pg_750)
- Treaty of friendship, commerce, and consular rights with United
States (1927),
[735](#pg_735)–
[736](#pg_736)
- Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace, to
be held in 1936,
[1](#pg_1)–
[6](#pg_6)
- Chaco dispute, relation to,
[1](#pg_1),
[2](#pg_2),
[3](#pg_3)–
[4](#pg_4),
[5](#pg_5)–
[6](#pg_6),
[10](#pg_10),
[113](#pg_113),
[160](#pg_160)–
[161](#pg_161),
[163](#pg_163)–
[165](#pg_165),
[179](#pg_179)
- Preliminaries,
[1](#pg_1)–
[6](#pg_6); initiative of President Roosevelt,
[1](#pg_1),
[2](#pg_2),
[3](#pg_3),
[6](#pg_6)
- Inter-American Highway, U. S. cooperation with other
governments in construction of,
[241](#pg_241)–
[265](#pg_265)
- Discussions with Colombia,
[243](#pg_243)–
[244](#pg_244); Costa Rica,
[245](#pg_245)–
[246](#pg_246),
[250](#pg_250)–
[252](#pg_252),
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
,
[262](#pg_262)–
[264](#pg_264); El
Salvador,
[254](#pg_254)–
[255](#pg_255); Guatemala,
[241](#pg_241)–
[242](#pg_242),
[246](#pg_246)–
[247](#pg_247),
[249](#pg_249)–
[250](#pg_250),
[255](#pg_255)–
[259](#pg_259),
[260](#pg_260)–
[262](#pg_262),
[264](#pg_264)–
[265](#pg_265); Honduras,
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
,
[264](#pg_264)n
; Mexico,
[243](#pg_243); Nicaragua,
[252](#pg_252)–
[254](#pg_254),
[259](#pg_259)–
[260](#pg_260),
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
; Panama,
[244](#pg_244)–
[245](#pg_245),
[250](#pg_250),
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
,
[264](#pg_264)n
- Finances, positions of U. S. Departments of State and Agriculture
on use of appropriated funds,
[247](#pg_247)–
[249](#pg_249)
- U. S. highway experts (E. W. James and George Curtis Peck), visit
to Panama and Central American countries,
[250](#pg_250)–
[259](#pg_259),
[260](#pg_260)–
[261](#pg_261)
- U. S. note on conditions of cooperation, text,
[261](#pg_261)–
[262](#pg_262)
- International Chamber of Commerce,
[671](#pg_671),
[673](#pg_673)
- Italy (see also
[Dominican Republic](#in8):
[Arrest and
imprisonment of Amadeo Barletta](#in9)): Leticia dispute, Italian message
to Colombian Government,
[206](#pg_206); trade relations
with various American Republics,
[267](#pg_267),
[339](#pg_339),
[542](#pg_542),
[590](#pg_590),
[609](#pg_609),
[610](#pg_610),
[821](#pg_821),
[939](#pg_939),
[949](#pg_949)
- Japan:
- Brazil, promise of support to United States in case of war with
Japan,
[387](#pg_387)–
[388](#pg_388)
- Ecuador: Fear of Japanese aggression,
[521](#pg_521),
[527](#pg_527); trade relations
with Japan,
[509](#pg_509)
- Peru: Japanese immigration problem
[940](#pg_940); trade relations with Japan,
[939](#pg_939)–
[940](#pg_940)
- Trade relations with various American Republics,
[454](#pg_454)–
[455](#pg_455),
[509](#pg_509),
[722](#pg_722),
[815](#pg_815),
[818](#pg_818),
[939](#pg_939)–
[940](#pg_940)
- Jones-Costigan Act,
[935](#pg_935),
[936](#pg_936),
[942](#pg_942)–
[943](#pg_943),
[944](#pg_944)
- Labor problems in Mexico,
[767](#pg_767),
[770](#pg_770)
- League of Nations. See under
[Chaco dispute](#in3)
and
[Leticia dispute](#in10).
- Leticia dispute between Colombia and Peru,
[199](#pg_199)–
[217](#pg_217)
- League of Nations activity,
[200](#pg_200),
[201](#pg_201),
[202](#pg_202)–
[203](#pg_203); document closing Leticia question,
text,
[214](#pg_214)–
[215](#pg_215)
- Military activity,
[201](#pg_201)
- Protocol for settlement of dispute (Rio de Janeiro
Pact of May 24, 1934), question of Colombian
ratification: Colombian attitude and ultimate ratification,
[199](#pg_199)–
[202](#pg_202),
[204](#pg_204),
[207](#pg_207),
[208](#pg_208)–
[212](#pg_212),
[214](#pg_214)–
[216](#pg_216),
[244](#pg_244); exchange of ratifications (see also Peruvian position, infra),
[216](#pg_216)–
[217](#pg_217); Peruvian position and consent to
extension of time limit for exchange of ratifications,
[199](#pg_199),
[200](#pg_200),
[201](#pg_201),
[204](#pg_204)–
[205](#pg_205),
[207](#pg_207),
[212](#pg_212)–
[215](#pg_215); United States and other countries,
efforts to secure Colombian ratification,
[200](#pg_200),
[201](#pg_201),
[205](#pg_205)–
[207](#pg_207),
[208](#pg_208),
[210](#pg_210)–
[211](#pg_211)
- Loans. See
[El Salvador](#in36):
[Loan Contract of
](#in47)1922;
[Haiti](#in38):
[Debachy loan
contract](#in63)
and
[French gold loan of ](#in64)1910.
- Mediation. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3):
[Argentine-Chilean Mission](#in18)
and
[Mediation group](#in40).
- Mexico,
[753](#pg_753)–
[813](#pg_813)
- Agrarian situation. See
[Claims](#in68)
and
[Expropriation](#in69), infra.
- Anti-religious campaign, alleged. See
[Religious situation](#in49), infra.
- Chaco dispute, question of Mexican participation in mediation
efforts,
[54](#pg_54)–
[56](#pg_56),
[56](#pg_56)–
[57](#pg_57),
[58](#pg_58),
[59](#pg_59)–
[60](#pg_60),
[61](#pg_61),
[94](#pg_94)
- Claims, U. S.-Mexican discussions looking toward
settlement of American agrarian claims pending before General Claims
Commission (see also
[Expropriation](#in69), infra),
[753](#pg_753)–
[764](#pg_764),
[766](#pg_766)–
[767](#pg_767),
[769](#pg_769)–
[770](#pg_770)
- Commercial aviation convention of Habana (1928), status of U. S. discussions with Mexico on
interpretation of art. IV,
[229](#pg_229)
- Ecuadoran revolutionary government, Mexican recognition of,
[536](#pg_536)
- Expropriation of American-owned properties, U. S.
representations for discontinuance pending assurance of payment of
compensation,
[770](#pg_770)–
[782](#pg_782); agrarian bonds,
[754](#pg_754),
[773](#pg_773)–
[774](#pg_774),
[776](#pg_776)–
[778](#pg_778)
- Guatemala, Mexican attitude on extension of term of office for
President Ubico,
[637](#pg_637)
- Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace, Mexican
attitude toward,
[1](#pg_1)–
[2](#pg_2),
[5](#pg_5)–
[6](#pg_6)
- Inter-American Highway, Mexican attitude,
[243](#pg_243)
- Labor problems,
[767](#pg_767),
[770](#pg_770)
- Land reform. See
[Expropriation](#in69), supra.
- Nicaraguan political situation, Mexican attitude toward,
[858](#pg_858)–
[859](#pg_859),
[861](#pg_861)
- Petroleum, U. S. concern over difficulties of American oil
interests in Mexico,
[764](#pg_764)–
[770](#pg_770); Morrow-Calles arrangement of 1928,
[768](#pg_768)–
[769](#pg_769)
- Radio, U. S. representations against interference with radio
stations in United States by amateur stations in Mexico,
[806](#pg_806)–
[813](#pg_813)
- Religious situation,
[782](#pg_782)–
[806](#pg_806)
- Borah resolution. See
[U. S. Congressional resolutions](#in70),
infra.
- Protests from various sources in United States,
[797](#pg_797)–
[798](#pg_798)
- Religious refugees entering United States, facts
concerning,
[788](#pg_788)–
[789](#pg_789)
- Statements attributed to U. S. Ambassador, clarification
of,
[782](#pg_782)–
[785](#pg_785)
- Status of situation and indications of improvement,
[767](#pg_767),
[770](#pg_770),
[802](#pg_802),
[804](#pg_804),
[806](#pg_806)
- U. S. citizens, question of mistreatment or discrimination
(see also
[U. S. Congressional resolutions](#in70),
infra),
[785](#pg_785)–
[786](#pg_786),
[800](#pg_800)–
[801](#pg_801),
[802](#pg_802)–
[803](#pg_803)
- U. S. Congressional resolutions in protest:
H. Res. 277,
[802](#pg_802)–
[804](#pg_804); S. Res. 70 (Borah
resolution),
[767](#pg_767),
[785](#pg_785)–
[788](#pg_788),
[789](#pg_789)–
[795](#pg_795),
[798](#pg_798)
- U. S. policy of noninterference,
[784](#pg_784),
[789](#pg_789)–
[800](#pg_800),
[803](#pg_803),
[804](#pg_804)–
[806](#pg_806); historical precedents,
cited,
[791](#pg_791)–
[792](#pg_792)
- Rio Grande, rectification of,
[767](#pg_767)
- Treaties and agreements with United States:
- Amity and commerce, treaty of 1831,
and proposed treaty of 1921,
[800](#pg_800)–
[801](#pg_801)
- Claims agreements, cited: General claims convention of 1923,
[755](#pg_755)–
[756](#pg_756),
[757](#pg_757),
[761](#pg_761); protocol of 1982,
[756](#pg_756); protocol of 1984,
[753](#pg_753),
[755](#pg_755),
[756](#pg_756),
[758](#pg_758),
[760](#pg_760)–
[761](#pg_761),
[762](#pg_762),
[774](#pg_774)
- Treaty providing for assistance to and salvage of vessels
in territorial waters, signed June
13, citation to text,
[813](#pg_813)
- Monroe Doctrine,
[482](#pg_482),
[518](#pg_518)
- Most-favored-nation principle (see also
[Ecuador](#in50):
[Commercial ](#in46)modus vivendi
), U. S. negotiations with
Haiti,
[642](#pg_642)–
[650](#pg_650)
- National City Bank of New York (see also
[Haiti](#in38):
[National Bank](#in51)),
[355](#pg_355),
[356](#pg_356),
[358](#pg_358)
- National Geographic Society,
[750](#pg_750)–
[752](#pg_752)
- Netherlands,
[402](#pg_402),
[409](#pg_409)
- Neutrality policy of United States,
[5](#pg_5)
- Nicaragua,
[814](#pg_814)–
[888](#pg_888)
- Constitutional government of President Sacasa, problems of. See
[Political unrest](#in52), infra.
- Exchange Control Commission,
[818](#pg_818),
[819](#pg_819)
- Guardia Nacional. See
[Political unrest](#in52), infra.
- Guatemala, Nicaraguan attitude on extension of term of office for
President Ubico,
[638](#pg_638)–
[639](#pg_639)
- Inter-American Highway, discussions with United States concerning,
[252](#pg_252)–
[254](#pg_254),
[259](#pg_259)–
[260](#pg_260),
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
- Municipal elections,
[886](#pg_886)
- Noninterference policy of United States. See
[Political unrest](#in52):
[U.S.
policy](#in53), infra.
- Political unrest, Somoza’s presidential ambitions
and friction with President Sacasa,
[842](#pg_842)–
[888](#pg_888)
- Attitude of foreign governments,
[855](#pg_855)–
[859](#pg_859),
[861](#pg_861),
[872](#pg_872)–
[873](#pg_873)
- Chamorro, Gen. Emiliano, activities of,
[880](#pg_880),
[886](#pg_886)–
[888](#pg_888)
- Information and reports concerning,
[843](#pg_843)–
[844](#pg_844),
[848](#pg_848)–
[849](#pg_849),
[859](#pg_859)–
[861](#pg_861),
[862](#pg_862)–
[867](#pg_867),
[871](#pg_871),
[871](#pg_871)–
[873](#pg_873),
[875](#pg_875)–
[876](#pg_876),
[879](#pg_879)–
[882](#pg_882),
[883](#pg_883),
[884](#pg_884),
[886](#pg_886)–
[888](#pg_888)
- Moncada, Gen. José Maria, activities of,
[846](#pg_846),
[854](#pg_854),
[867](#pg_867),
[875](#pg_875),
[876](#pg_876),
[880](#pg_880)
- Recognition question,
[845](#pg_845)–
[847](#pg_847),
[859](#pg_859),
[863](#pg_863)–
[864](#pg_864)
- Revolutionary activities,
[848](#pg_848),
[850](#pg_850)–
[854](#pg_854),
[874](#pg_874)–
[875](#pg_875),
[880](#pg_880),
[881](#pg_881)–
[882](#pg_882),
[883](#pg_883)
- U.S. policy of noninterference in internal
affairs,
[842](#pg_842)–
[843](#pg_843),
[845](#pg_845),
[848](#pg_848)–
[849](#pg_849),
[854](#pg_854)–
[855](#pg_855),
[861](#pg_861),
[862](#pg_862),
[863](#pg_863),
[865](#pg_865)–
[870](#pg_870),
[871](#pg_871),
[873](#pg_873),
[874](#pg_874)–
[875](#pg_875),
[877](#pg_877)–
[879](#pg_879),
[883](#pg_883)–
[886](#pg_886)
- Somoza, Gen. Anastasio. See
[Political unrest](#in52), supra.
- Trade agreement with United States, proposed,
[814](#pg_814)–
[842](#pg_842)
- Exchange control, relation to,
[818](#pg_818)–
[820](#pg_820),
[837](#pg_837),
[838](#pg_838)
- Negotiations,
[820](#pg_820)–
[823](#pg_823),
[824](#pg_824)–
[842](#pg_842)
- Nicaraguan proposed tariff law, relation to,
[814](#pg_814)–
[820](#pg_820),
[821](#pg_821),
[823](#pg_823)–
[824](#pg_824),
[832](#pg_832)–
[833](#pg_833)
- Sugar problem,
[829](#pg_829)–
[830](#pg_830),
[837](#pg_837),
[838](#pg_838),
[840](#pg_840),
[842](#pg_842)
- Trade relations with various countries,
[735](#pg_735)–
[736](#pg_736),
[815](#pg_815),
[816](#pg_816)–
[817](#pg_817),
[818](#pg_818),
[821](#pg_821)–
[822](#pg_822),
[826](#pg_826)–
[827](#pg_827)
- Nobel Peace Prize,
[2](#pg_2),
[4](#pg_4)
- Noninterference policy of United States (see also
[U. S. policy](#in53)
under
[Mexico](#in33):
[Religious
situation](#in49)
and under
[Nicaragua](#in54):
[Political
unrest](#in52)),
[686](#pg_686)
- Nonrecognition policy of United States and Central American States,
[629](#pg_629)–
[630](#pg_630),
[845](#pg_845)–
[847](#pg_847),
[859](#pg_859),
[863](#pg_863)–
[864](#pg_864)
- Pan American Commercial Conference, Buenos Aires, May
26–June 19,
[55](#pg_55),
[218](#pg_218),
[507](#pg_507)
- Pan American Highway. See
[Inter-American Highway](#in55).
- Pan American Union,
[220](#pg_220),
[519](#pg_519)
- Panama,
[889](#pg_889)–
[931](#pg_931)
- Annuity payments by United States under terms of
Treaty of 1903, Panamanian objection to
payment in devalued dollars,
[911](#pg_911)–
[931](#pg_931)
- Exchange of notes on coinage,
[889](#pg_889),
[927](#pg_927)–
[928](#pg_928),
[931](#pg_931)
- Negotiations between United States and Panama: Panamanian
contentions and suggested plans for settlement,
[911](#pg_911)–
[913](#pg_913),
[914](#pg_914)–
[915](#pg_915),
[916](#pg_916)–
[920](#pg_920),
[923](#pg_923)–
[924](#pg_924),
[925](#pg_925)–
[927](#pg_927); U. S. position and efforts
toward solution by treaty provision,
[913](#pg_913)–
[914](#pg_914),
[915](#pg_915)–
[916](#pg_916),
[920](#pg_920)–
[921](#pg_921),
[922](#pg_922)–
[923](#pg_923),
[925](#pg_925),
[927](#pg_927)–
[931](#pg_931)
- Nonacceptance by Panama of payments for 1934 and 1935,
[916](#pg_916)–
[917](#pg_917),
[920](#pg_920),
[921](#pg_921)–
[922](#pg_922)
- Settlement of annuity question by provision in general
treaty,
[931](#pg_931)n
- Canal Zone, U. S.-Panamanian administrative and fiscal problems
(see also
[Annuity payments](#in56), supra): Commissary and ship sales,
[893](#pg_893),
[896](#pg_896)–
[897](#pg_897),
[904](#pg_904)–
[910](#pg_910); deportees, question of re-entry into
Zone,
[893](#pg_893)–
[894](#pg_894),
[899](#pg_899),
[900](#pg_900),
[902](#pg_902)–
[903](#pg_903); land acquisition,
[891](#pg_891)–
[892](#pg_892),
[894](#pg_894),
[895](#pg_895),
[898](#pg_898),
[899](#pg_899),
[900](#pg_900); personnel policy in
Canal Zone service,
[903](#pg_903); sanitary
administration,
[894](#pg_894); trans-Isthmian
highway,
[892](#pg_892),
[902](#pg_902)n
; transit rights for
Panamanian deportees,
[893](#pg_893)–
[894](#pg_894),
[899](#pg_899),
[900](#pg_900),
[902](#pg_902)–
[903](#pg_903)
- Foreign debt,
[922](#pg_922)–
[924](#pg_924),
[925](#pg_925),
[926](#pg_926)–
[927](#pg_927),
[930](#pg_930)
- Inter-American Highway, discussions with United States concerning,
[244](#pg_244)–
[245](#pg_245),
[250](#pg_250),
[260](#pg_260)n
,
[261](#pg_261)n
,
[264](#pg_264)n
- Monetary agreement of 1904
with United States,
[911](#pg_911)–
[912](#pg_912),
[927](#pg_927)
- Radio communications,
[892](#pg_892),
[897](#pg_897),
[901](#pg_901)–
[902](#pg_902)
- Trans-Isthmian highway,
[892](#pg_892),
[902](#pg_902)n
- Treaty of 1903 with United
States (see also
[Annuity payments](#in56), supra), negotiations for revision,
[889](#pg_889)–
[910](#pg_910); signature of new
treaty and related conventions (Mar. 2,
1936),
[902](#pg_902)n
- Paraguay. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3).
- Patents and trade marks, Chilean discrimination against foreigners in fees
charged for registration,
[423](#pg_423)–
[429](#pg_429)
- Penn Tobacco Co. See
[Dominican Republic](#in8):
[Dominican
Tobacco Co.](#in57)
- Permanent Court of International Justice,
[63](#pg_63),
[68](#pg_68),
[69](#pg_69),
[72](#pg_72),
[73](#pg_73),
[74](#pg_74),
[89](#pg_89),
[117](#pg_117),
[126](#pg_126),
[128](#pg_128),
[129](#pg_129),
[144](#pg_144),
[183](#pg_183)
- Peru (see also
[Leticia dispute](#in10)),
[932](#pg_932)–
[945](#pg_945)
- Chaco dispute,
[54](#pg_54)–
[55](#pg_55),
[86](#pg_86)–
[87](#pg_87),
[95](#pg_95),
[108](#pg_108),
[110](#pg_110)–
[111](#pg_111),
[111](#pg_111)–
[112](#pg_112),
[133](#pg_133)
- Ecuadoran revolutionary government, Peruvian recognition of,
[536](#pg_536)
- Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace, attitude
toward,
[2](#pg_2)–
[5](#pg_5)
- Japanese immigration, problem of,
[940](#pg_940)
- Sugar problem,
[934](#pg_934)–
[945](#pg_945)
passim
- Tariff revision,
[938](#pg_938),
[940](#pg_940)–
[941](#pg_941)
- Trade agreement with United States, preliminary discussions,
[932](#pg_932)–
[945](#pg_945)
- Trade relations with various countries,
[938](#pg_938)–
[939](#pg_939),
[939](#pg_939)–
[940](#pg_940)
- Petroleum (see also under
[Mexico](#in33)),
[961](#pg_961)–
[962](#pg_962),
[966](#pg_966)
- Philippine Islands,
[912](#pg_912)–
[913](#pg_913),
[915](#pg_915),
[916](#pg_916)
- Portugal,
[320](#pg_320)
- Press, freedom of,
[233](#pg_233)–
[234](#pg_234),
[238](#pg_238),
[782](#pg_782),
[795](#pg_795)
- Prisoners of war. See under
[Chaco dispute](#in3):
[Peace
Conference](#in42).
- Pullman Co.,
[394](#pg_394),
[395](#pg_395)
- Radio communications,
[806](#pg_806)–
[813](#pg_813),
[892](#pg_892),
[897](#pg_897),
[901](#pg_901)–
[902](#pg_902)
- Radiotelegraph convention of 1927,
[807](#pg_807),
[808](#pg_808)–
[809](#pg_809),
[810](#pg_810)
- RCA–Victor Corp.,
[417](#pg_417),
[419](#pg_419)
- Recognition question: Ecuador, Paez government,
[533](#pg_533),
[534](#pg_534)–
[538](#pg_538); Nicaragua, presidential ambitions of Gen. Somoza,
[845](#pg_845)–
[847](#pg_847),
[859](#pg_859),
[863](#pg_863)–
[864](#pg_864)
- Red Cross Conference, Rio de Janeiro,
[135](#pg_135)–
[139](#pg_139),
[141](#pg_141)
- Refugees, religious,
[788](#pg_788)–
[789](#pg_789)
- Religious freedom. See
[Mexico](#in33):
[Religious
situation](#in49).
- Rio de Janeiro Pact. See
[Leticia dispute](#in10):
[Protocol](#in58).
- Roosevelt, Franklin D. (President): Galápagos Islands, attitude toward
internationalization of,
[519](#pg_519),
[522](#pg_522); Guatemalan President Ubico, exchange of
letters with,
[636](#pg_636)–
[637](#pg_637),
[639](#pg_639)–
[641](#pg_641); Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace,
initiative in connection with,
[1](#pg_1),
[2](#pg_2),
[3](#pg_3),
[6](#pg_6); neutrality policy,
[5](#pg_5); Panama Canal
annuity problem, views on,
[925](#pg_925),
[930](#pg_930)
- Rubber,
[463](#pg_463)
- Saavedra Lamas, Carlos. See under
[Argentina](#in43).
- Securities and Exchange Commission,
[580](#pg_580)–
[581](#pg_581),
[582](#pg_582)–
[584](#pg_584)
- Simmons Construction Co. See under
[Costa Rica](#in31).
- Smithsonian Institution,
[520](#pg_520),
[521](#pg_521),
[522](#pg_522)
- Soviet Union, trade with Uruguay,
[950](#pg_950)–
[954](#pg_954),
[967](#pg_967),
[968](#pg_968)
- Spain,
[637](#pg_637)–
[638](#pg_638),
[775](#pg_775),
[821](#pg_821),
[947](#pg_947),
[959](#pg_959),
[960](#pg_960)
- Sugar,
[829](#pg_829)–
[830](#pg_830),
[837](#pg_837),
[838](#pg_838),
[840](#pg_840),
[842](#pg_842),
[934](#pg_934)–
[945](#pg_945)
passim
- Swan Islands, Honduran reservation of claim to sovereignty over,
[750](#pg_750)–
[752](#pg_752)
- Sweden,
[363](#pg_363),
[959](#pg_959)
- Tariff Act of 1930, cited,
[540](#pg_540),
[737](#pg_737),
[816](#pg_816),
[837](#pg_837)
- Taxation. See under
[Argentina](#in43).
- Territorial waters: Ecuadoran fishing regulations purporting to extend
territorial waters beyond the three-mile limit,
[514](#pg_514)–
[517](#pg_517); U. S.-Mexican treaty
relative to,
[813](#pg_813)
- Trade agreements between United States and other countries:
- Conclusion of agreements with—
- Discussions and negotiations with—
- Argentina,
[266](#pg_266)–
[268](#pg_268),
[273](#pg_273)–
[274](#pg_274)
- Chile,
[389](#pg_389)–
[394](#pg_394),
[407](#pg_407)–
[409](#pg_409),
[416](#pg_416)–
[417](#pg_417),
[419](#pg_419)
- Costa Rica,
[449](#pg_449)–
[464](#pg_464)
- Ecuador,
[506](#pg_506)–
[514](#pg_514)
- El Salvador,
[539](#pg_539)–
[568](#pg_568),
[581](#pg_581)
- Guatemala,
[585](#pg_585)–
[614](#pg_614)
- Nicaragua,
[814](#pg_814)–
[842](#pg_842)
- Peru,
[932](#pg_932)–
[945](#pg_945)
- Uruguay,
[946](#pg_946)–
[948](#pg_948),
[969](#pg_969)
- Trade Agreements Act of June 12, 1934, cited,
[390](#pg_390),
[392](#pg_392)–
[393](#pg_393),
[432](#pg_432),
[553](#pg_553),
[939](#pg_939)
- Treaties, conventions, etc. (see also
[Trade agreements](#in75)):
- Anti-war treaty (1933), cited,
[97](#pg_97)
- Artistic and scientific institutions and historic monuments,
treaty between United States and other American Republics for
protection of, text signed Apr. 15,
[219](#pg_219)–
[221](#pg_221)
- Buenos Aires Peace Protocol. See
[Chaco dispute](#in3):
[Peace
Protocol](#in17).
- Central American General Treaty of Peace and Amity (1923),
[630](#pg_630),
[640](#pg_640),
[843](#pg_843),
[846](#pg_846),
[847](#pg_847),
[857](#pg_857),
[860](#pg_860),
[863](#pg_863)–
[864](#pg_864)
- Commercial aviation. See
[Commercial aviation convention of Habana](#in7)
(1928).
- Hague convention concerning recovery of contract debts (1907), cited,
[473](#pg_473)
- Pan American commercial conventions signed June
19, citation to texts,
[218](#pg_218)
- Radiotelegraph convention of 1927,
[807](#pg_807),
[808](#pg_808)–
[809](#pg_809),
[810](#pg_810)
- Rights and duties of states (1933),
[799](#pg_799)–
[800](#pg_800)
- Rio de Janeiro Pact. See
[Leticia dispute](#in10):
[Protocol](#in58).
- Roca-Runciman treaty between Argentina and Great Britain,
[266](#pg_266),
[267](#pg_267),
[279](#pg_279)
- Roerich Pact,
[219](#pg_219)
- Telecommunications convention of Madrid (1932),
[807](#pg_807),
[810](#pg_810)
- Treaty of Petropolis (1908), allusions to,
[134](#pg_134),
[153](#pg_153),
[155](#pg_155),
[157](#pg_157)
- U. S.-Argentina, unperfected sanitary convention, text signed May 24,
[296](#pg_296)–
[299](#pg_299)
- U. S.-Brazil, agreements amending 1934
agreement for U. S. military mission to Brazil,
[388](#pg_388)
- U. S.-Cuba, treaty of relations, 1934,
replacing treaty of 1903,
[476](#pg_476)
- U. S.-Ecuador, treaty of 1854,
[518](#pg_518)
- U. S.-Haiti. See
[Haiti](#in38):
[Treaties](#in59).
- U. S.-Honduras, treaty of friendship, commerce, and consular
rights (1927)
[735](#pg_735)–
[736](#pg_736)
- U. S.-Mexico. See
[Mexico](#in33):
[Treaties](#in76).
- U. S.-Panama. See
[Panama](#in60):
[Monetary
agreement](#in61)
and
[Treaty of ](#in62)1903
.
- United Kingdom:
- Bonds and bondholders: Argentina, proposal for servicing of
British sterling bonds,
[280](#pg_280)–
[281](#pg_281),
[281](#pg_281)–
[282](#pg_282),
[288](#pg_288);
Brazil, agreement with United Kingdom for liquidation of deferred
credits,
[354](#pg_354),
[355](#pg_355)–
[356](#pg_356),
[357](#pg_357),
[358](#pg_358),
[359](#pg_359),
[361](#pg_361),
[363](#pg_363),
[364](#pg_364),
[367](#pg_367)–
[368](#pg_368),
[382](#pg_382)
- Chaco dispute,
[39](#pg_39)–
[41](#pg_41)
- Ecuador: British recognition of revolutionary government,
[537](#pg_537); Galápagos Islands, British interest
in possible internationalization of,
[519](#pg_519)–
[526](#pg_526)
- Leticia dispute,
[200](#pg_200),
[201](#pg_201),
[206](#pg_206)–
[207](#pg_207)
- Mexican land expropriations, British attitude toward,
[775](#pg_775)
- Trade relations with various American Republics,
[266](#pg_266),
[267](#pg_267),
[268](#pg_268),
[279](#pg_279),
[339](#pg_339),
[402](#pg_402),
[409](#pg_409),
[609](#pg_609),
[610](#pg_610),
[659](#pg_659),
[821](#pg_821),
[938](#pg_938),
[939](#pg_939),
[946](#pg_946),
[948](#pg_948),
[949](#pg_949),
[958](#pg_958),
[963](#pg_963),
[966](#pg_966),
[973](#pg_973)
- Uruguay,
[946](#pg_946)–
[973](#pg_973)
- American Association of Uruguay,
[962](#pg_962),
[963](#pg_963),
[964](#pg_964),
[965](#pg_965),
[972](#pg_972)
- Chaco dispute: Attitude toward possible conference for
conciliation,
[11](#pg_11)–
[12](#pg_12); question of participation in mediation negotiations,
[18](#pg_18),
[20](#pg_20),
[24](#pg_24),
[25](#pg_25),
[34](#pg_34),
[38](#pg_38),
[45](#pg_45),
[47](#pg_47),
[53](#pg_53),
[54](#pg_54),
[55](#pg_55),
[56](#pg_56);
representation at Chaco [Page 988]Peace Conference and pre-Conference discussions,
[85](#pg_85),
[86](#pg_86),
[87](#pg_87),
[95](#pg_95),
[108](#pg_108),
[133](#pg_133)
- Customs discriminations against American importations into
Uruguay, U. S. representations concerning,
[949](#pg_949)–
[957](#pg_957)
- Exchange Control Commission,
[951](#pg_951),
[952](#pg_952),
[958](#pg_958)
- Exchange restrictions, U. S. efforts to secure equitable treatment
for American interests,
[957](#pg_957)–
[973](#pg_973)
- Blocked funds, question of,
[970](#pg_970)–
[971](#pg_971),
[972](#pg_972)–
[973](#pg_973)
- Negotiations between representatives of American interests
and Uruguayan officials,
[962](#pg_962)–
[965](#pg_965),
[972](#pg_972)–
[973](#pg_973)
- Petroleum interests, problems of,
[961](#pg_961)–
[962](#pg_962); similar
representations by U. S. and British Governments,
[966](#pg_966)
- U. S. representations and discussions with Uruguay,
[957](#pg_957)–
[962](#pg_962),
[966](#pg_966)–
[972](#pg_972)
- Foreign debt,
[963](#pg_963),
[965](#pg_965),
[971](#pg_971)–
[972](#pg_972),
[973](#pg_973)
- Trade agreement with United States, preliminary discussions,
[946](#pg_946)–
[948](#pg_948); debt
and exchange problems, relation to,
[946](#pg_946),
[969](#pg_969)
- Trade relations with various countries,
[320](#pg_320),
[946](#pg_946)–
[947](#pg_947),
[948](#pg_948),
[949](#pg_949),
[950](#pg_950)–
[954](#pg_954),
[956](#pg_956),
[958](#pg_958),
[959](#pg_959)–
[960](#pg_960),
[963](#pg_963),
[967](#pg_967),
[968](#pg_968)
- U. S. citizens. See under
[Dominican Republic](#in8)
and
[Mexico](#in33):
[Religious
situation](#in49).
- U. S. Congress. See under
[Mexico](#in33):
[Religious
situation](#in49).
- U. S. Supreme Court: Decisions cited,
[917](#pg_917)–
[919](#pg_919),
[920](#pg_920),
[921](#pg_921); question of participation of a member in
Chaco tribunal on war responsibility,
[104](#pg_104),
[142](#pg_142),
[144](#pg_144),
[147](#pg_147)–
[148](#pg_148),
[148](#pg_148)–
[149](#pg_149),
[150](#pg_150)
- War between United States and Japan, possibility of,
[387](#pg_387)–
[388](#pg_388),
[897](#pg_897)
- West India Oil Co.,
[961](#pg_961)–
[962](#pg_962)