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77 Bull. Pan Am. Union 536 (1943)

handle is hein.journals/bulpnamu77 and id is 572 raw text is: NECROLOGY DANIEL ALOMiA ROBLES.-Peruvian com- poser and compiler of folk music. When not yet 20 began to study folk music and started a crusade which carried him all over Peru and into Bolivia and Ecuador. Once journeyed on foot from Lima to Iquitos seeking the origins of musical folklore. Collected more than 1,200 In- dian, colonial, and republican melodies. Through concert and lecture tours carried Peruvian music to the rest of this Hem- isphere. Spent 14 years in the United States (1919-33). Interest in folk music led him to composing. Composer of Ballet Inca; an opera, Illa Cori, selected by the President of the United States to be presented at the Panama Canal inaugura- tion festivities in 1914 (not held because of the war); two symphonic poems, El Indio and El Resurgimiento de los Andes; Himno al Sol; etc. Died in Lima July 17, 1942 at 71 years of age. MIGUEL ANGEL ARA'J.-Salvadorean statesman. Born in Jucuapa in 1858. Received degree of Doctor of Law and Social Sciences from the Universidad Na- cional in 1882. Held judgeships in Jucua- pa, San Salvador, and AlhuachapAu and was later a magistrate of the Supreme Court. Appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1931 and had since been active in international affairs: instrumental in the settlement of the Guatemala-El Sal- vador boundary question and signing of the trade agreement between the two countries; at the time of the London Eco- nomic Conference (1933) suggested an economic conference to discuss the idea of a Latin American confederation as a means of mitigating economic difficulties; drew up proposals for an American League of Nations and a Court of International 536 Justice for the Americas submitted to tlx Seventh International Conference o1 American States at Montevideo; signed a commercial treaty with Canada (1937); recognized for El Salvador the govern- ment of Manchukuo; announced El Sal- vador's withdrawal from the League of Nations (1937). Decorated by various foreign governments (Haiti, Colombia, France). In addition to holding post of Foreign Minister was Minister of Justice and Public Instruction. Died in San Salvador August 2, 1942. Louis BORNo.-Haitian lawyer and pub- lic official. Born at Port-au-Prince Sep, tember 20, 1865. Educated at the Ecole Polymathique and College Saint-Martiai Port-au-Prince; Faculty of Law, Univer- sity of Paris (1887-90). Professor in the National Law School, Port-au-Prince (1892-4). Started his public career as charg6 d'affaires and later Minister Plenipotentiary to the Dominican Repub. lic (1899-1908). Continued to hold im- portant official posts: Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Worship (1908); Judge of the Court of Cassation (1912-14); Secre- tary of Foreign Relations and Justice (1914-15); Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Worship, Public Instruction, Labor, and Finance (1915-17); Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Finance (1918); Director of the National Law School (1919-22); member of the Permanent Court of The Hague (1919-22). Career reached its climax when he became President o Haiti (1922-30). Decorated by his own and other gov- ernments. Founder of the Order of Honor and Merit of Haiti. Author of the Code Civil d'Haiti Annot6, Code de Commerce d'HaYti Annot6. and other Digitized from Best Copy Available

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