Springfield weekly Republican

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to formulate a common policy toward

Japan. The meeting is expected to

be held within 10 days at Santiago

or Rio de Janeiro.

A group of important deputies at

Montevideo, Uruguay, prepared to

submit a resolution to Congress de

claring war on Japan, and thus go the

full way of seven other Latin Amer

ican nations—Costa Rica, Haiti, EI

Salvador. Honduras, Nicaragua, Guate

mala and Panama.

Thousands of Cubans gathered out

side the residence of United States

Embassador George S. Messersmith

in Havana and cheered wildly as

Cuban congressmen prepared to vote

on a war declaration. Jesus M.

Marinas -Pando, described by police

as the Cuban "Hitler” was sentenced

to prison for two years for activities

against the "^vernment.

n orkers Parade

In Mexico City 50,000 workers

paraded in the streets carrying

placards saying "the future of Mexico

is with the United States and Latin

America.” The Mexican press pub

lished unconfirmed reports that the

United States had offered Mexico

several hundred planes.

All police reserves in the Brazilian

state of Sao Paulo, south of Rio de

Janeiro, were ordered to duty. The

state contains most of Brazil’s 170,000

Japanese residents.

The Colomoian government was

reliably reported to have posted

guards over the Japanese agricultural

settlements of Corin to and Santa

Clara in the Cauca valley near Cali.

Road chains were placed outside every

Colombian community, and all cars

halted for examination.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Springfield weekly Republican. (1941). Springfield, Mass., 1941-12-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1941-12-11/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1941-12-11.