COMMISSION TO STUDY CUBA'S PROBLEMS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 353, 9 September 1933, Page 5

COMMISSION TO STUDY CUBA'S PROBLEMS

U.S.A. Demands Establishment of Government

ORDER MUST RE MAINTAINED ■ Press Association. —Cooyright. Washington Sept. 7. Representatives of all Cuban political factions, a Havana cable reports, have decided to appoint a commission representing all groups to study the nation's problems. The President of U.S.A. (Mr. F. D. Roosevelt) last night called for the speedy establishment of a government to maintain order in Cuba. He outlined the United States policy to diplomatic representatives of South and Central America and said: "We desire to avoid intervention, but the key to American policy is that the Cuban people should obtain as rapidly as possible a government of their own choosing, and one that will maintain order."