738.39/94: Telegram
The Ambassador in Cuba (Wright) to the Secretary of State
[Received November 14, 1937—3:50 p.m.]
90. Your No. 105, November 13, 7 p.m. The Cuban Secretary of State whom I saw this afternoon showed me the texts of the telegrams sent by his Government yesterday morning to the Presidents of Haiti and the Dominican Republic which are of the same import as those which the President of the United States proposes to send.
The Cuban Government is therefore in full concurrence and proposes to appoint as its representative the Cuban Minister to the [Page 135] Dominican Republic. In answer to the Secretary’s inquiry as to our representative and that of Mexico I said that I assumed that Norweb would be proposed in view of his return to his post although a delegate to the Radio Conference but that I had no information as to the representative of Mexico.