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Post-War Plans of the Inter-American Bar Association1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 April 2017

William R. Vallance
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 37 , Issue 1 , January 1943 , pp. 106 - 115
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Copyright, 1943, by the American Society of International Law

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The Inter-American Bar Association was organized on May 16, 1940, at the close of the Eighth American Scientific Congress held in Washington, D. C. (See Conference Proceedings, pp. 202–203; 212–215.) The Inter-American Bar Association has announced the publication of two volumes, one in Spanish and the other in English, containing the Constitution, By-Laws, Organization Proceedings and the Proceedings at the First Conference of the Association held in Habana, Cuba, March 24–28, 1941. Each volume will be bound in cloth and will contain approximately 480 pages. Many important addresses by leaders of the bar of this hemisphere will be obtainable in these volumes of which a limited edition will be published. Single copies are $3.00 each, or both volumes may be obtained for $5.00. The volumes are edited by two distinguished legal scholars, the English edition by Dr. Lawrence Deems Egbert, and the Spanish edition by Dr. Raoul Herrera-Arrango.—W. R. V.

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2 Dr. Silgueira was elected President of the Inter-American Bar Association at the close of the Habana Conference, and Buenos Aires was chosen as the place for the meeting in 1942. Owing to war conditions and lack of transportation facilities, the conference was not held. As Dr. Silgueira, for reasons of health, could not attend the Washington meeting, his address was read by Señor Don Adolfo Scilingo, First Secretary of the Argentine Embassy.—W. R. V.

3 Justice Jackson’s address will be printed separately in the next issue of the Journal.—ED.