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the united nations except the United

States.

The Buenos Aires government on

December 13 recognised the United

States .as a nonbelligerent, thus open

ing her ports to unlimited stays by

United States warships.

The western hemisphere antiaxis

lineup stood tonight:

At war: United States, Canada,

Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Repub

lic, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nica

ragua, Panama, Salvador.

Broken diplomatic relations: Colom

bia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Vene

zuela.

Welles told the conference the com

promise agreement was “of over

whelming importance" in securing

hemisphere solidarity against the foes

of democracy.

“For the first time in the history

of hemisphere relations,” he went on,

“joiht action of the highest im

portance has been taken with

unanimity.

“Real Pan-Americanism”

“There exists today a more real

pan-Americanism than ever before in

the history of our hemisphere.”

He said the Agreement, recommend

ing severance of relations with the

axis, meant that their diplomatic and

consular agents “will no longer be

able to use territory within the west

ern hemisphere as their bases of

activities against us and our Ameri

can allies."

“It is true that we have not all

seen eye to eye. as to the exact de

tails of the agreement which has

been reached." Welles conceded, “but

the objectives which all of us had in

mind have been completely attained

and what is everlastingly important,

the complete unity and solidarity of

the 21 American republics has been

preserved.”

Referring to economic resolutions

adopted by the conference, Welles

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1942). Springfield, Mass., 1942-01-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1942-01-29/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1942-01-29.