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%T Bulletin of Pan American Union. Vol. LXVIII. [July-December, 1934.]

%A United States Congress House

%A Colombia

%A Cuba

%A Peru

%A Pan American Union

%A Blom, Frans

%A Bonham, Milledge Luke

%A Bordenave, Enrique B.

%A Brainerd, Heloise

%A Culbertson, William S.

%A Hague, Eleanor

%A Hyzer, Leland

%A Jaggar, Samuel G.

%A Lothrop, S.K

%A Manchester, Alan K.

%A Moritzen, Julius

%A Navarro, Jose Gabriel

%A Newhall, Beatrice

%A Palmer, Albert K.C

%A Rosenberg, S.L. Millard

%A Saenz, Jose M.

%A Smith, H. Gerald

%A Suro, Guillermo A.

%A Sutro, Victor H.

%A Valcarcel, Luis Eduardo

%D 1934

%X A trio of American heroines, by Milledge L. Bonham, Jr., p. 708

%X Across Haiti from Port au Prince to Cap Haitien, by Julius Moritzen, p. 718

%X Archaeological discoveries in Cuzco, by Luis E. Valcarcel, p. 481

%X Brazil's foreign trade in 1933, by Matilda Phillips, p. 675

%X Chile's cavalry school, by A.K.C. Palmer, p. 883

%X Economic recovery in Latin America, by H. Gerald Smith, p. 892

%X Eight independence days, by Beatrice Newhall, p. 672

%X Fellowships held by Latin Americans in the United States, by Heloise Brainerd, p. 888

%X Glimpses of some South American capitals, by Jennie Erskine Murray, p. 771

%X Highways in Colombia, by Dr. Jose M. Saenz, p. 854

%X Latin American foreign trade in 1933, by Matilda Phillips, p. 670

%X Mexico's agrarian code, by Guillermo A. Suro, p. 599

%X Music in Latin America, by Eleanor Hague, p. 556

%X No. 10 (October, 1934), p. 693

%X No. 11 (November, 1934), p. 769

%X No. 12 (December, 1934), p. 845

%X No. 7 (July, 1934), p. 465

%X No. 8 (August, 1934), p. 541

%X No. 9 (September, 1934), p. 617

%X Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication

%X Pagination continues from preceding publication, after prefatory material, at p. 465

%X Panama: Its legend and romance, by Samuel G. Jaggar, p. 577

%X Progress among the Pan American students clubs, by Heloise Brainerd, p. 666

%X Protocol of Peace, Friendship and Cooperation between the Republic of Colombia and the Republic of Peru (1934), p. 550

%X Quito, by Dr. Jose Gabriel Navarro, p. 617

%X Radio in Latin America, by Victor H. Sutro, p. 647

%X Radio in Latin America, by Victor H. Sutro, p. 727

%X Recent economic trends in Latin America, by H. Gerald Smith, p. 514

%X Simplification of airport formalities and customs procedure as an aid to inter-American air commerce, by Leland Hyzer, p. 791

%X Some Brazilian colonial historians, by Alan K. Manchester, p. 634

%X Some Brazilian colonial historians, by Alan K. Manchester, p. 698

%X Some lesser known commodities of commerce, by William A. Reid, p. 593

%X Summary of archaeological work in the Americas, 1931-1933 (Middle America), by Frans Blom, p. 861

%X Summary of archaeological work in the Americas, 1931-34 (South America), by S.K. Lothrop, p. 802

%X Table of contents (No. 10), p. III

%X Table of contents (No. 11), p. III

%X Table of contents (No. 12), p. III

%X Table of contents (No. 7), p. III

%X Table of contents (No. 8), p. III

%X Table of contents (No. 9), p. III

%X The diary of the Count of Chinchon, by S.L. Millard Rosenberg, p. 475

%X The land of fire, by W.S. Culbertson, p. 659

%X Trade agreements between the United States and Latin America, by Guillermo A. Suro, p. 780

%X Treaty between the United States of America and Cuba Defining Their Relations (1934), p. 465

%X Yerba mate in the United States, by His Excellency Dr. Enrique Bordenave, p. 847

%C Washington, DC

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