U.S. AND NICARAGUA.
CUBA'S SYMPATHIES
(BY CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT.) (AUSTRALIAN AND X.Z- <'ABLX ASSOCIATION.)
HAVANA. January 18,
The attitude of the Cuban public toward the Nicaraguan situation was signally demonstrated when fhe flags of the twentv-one nations participating at the pan-American Conference were ceremoniously hoisted above the meeting place as a prelude to the firso session. A popular demonstration greeted the Nicaraguan flag, which was the only one cheered
The Mexican flag received most enthusiastic applause in the form w hand-clapping. The United States and othur flags were applauded moderately, ilie Cuban flag beine very popular. The conference decided to pursue npolicy of open diplomacy and to hold no secret sessions.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19213, 20 January 1928, Page 9
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