Brazil:

Uruguay:

Guatemala:
Nicaragua:

Dominican Republic:
Colombia:

Panama:

United States of America:

Chile:

Ecuador:
Bolivia:

Oswaldo Aranha

Hildebrando Pompeu Pinto Accioly
Edmundo da Luz Pinto

Octavio de Nascimento Brito

Pedro Manini Ríos

Juan Antonio Buero

Gervasio Posadas Belgrano

Carlos Salazar

Luis Manuel Debayle
Modesto Valle

Tulio M. Cestero

Miguel López Pumarejo
Alberto Lleras Camargo
José Ignacio Díaz Granados
Eduardo Chiari
Sumner Welles

Charles G. Fenwick
Elise F. Musser (Mrs.)
Alexander W. Weddell

Félix Nieto del Río
Ricardo Montaner Bello

José Gabriel Navarro

Enrique Finot

Eduardo Díez de Medina

Javier Paz Campero

Haiti:
Cuba:

H. Pauleus Sannon

Carlos Márquez Sterling

Ramón Zaydin

César Salaya

COMMITTEE III: LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS

4. Necessity of limiting the organization and armaments of national defense, so as only to guarantee internal security of the States and their defense against foreign aggression.

5. Consideration of methods for the future codification of International Law.

6. Formulation of principles with respect to the elimination of force and of diplomatic intervention in cases of pecuniary claims and other private actions.

7. Unification of the international American principle and of national legislation with respect to the problems of nationality.

Chairman:

Vice Chairman:

Harmodio Arias M. (Panama)

Manuel Castro Ramírez (El Salvador)

COMMITTEE V: ECONOMIC PROBLEMS

8. Measures to promote closer economic relations among the American Republics:

(a) Tariff truces and customs agreements;

(b) Agreement on sanitary regulations affecting the interchange of animal and vegetable products;

(c) Equality of opportunity in international trade;

(d) Financial cooperation;

(e) International aspects of the problems of immigration;
Promotion of travel;

10. Measures to promote closer intellectual and cultural relations between the American Republics, and the development of the spirit of moral disarmament.