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9 Sec. Int'l & Comp. L. Bull. 1 (1964-1965)

handle is hein.journals/abaincob9 and id is 1 raw text is: INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW BULLETIN VOLUME IX DECEMBER 1964 NUMBER 1 Published by the Section of International and Comparative Law of the American Bar Association Editor: THEODORE R. KUPFERMAN Board of Editors: HELEN L. CLAGETT, DONALD K. DUVALL, DAVID M. GOODER, S. WILLIAM GREEN, JAMES 0. MURDOCK, EDWARD D. RE, WILLIAM ROY VALLANCE, AND ALICE K. HELM President's Message The Regional Meeting of the American Bar Association scheduled for May 22-26 in San Juan will be an evenL of unusual significance. It will be the first time a Regional Meeting of the Association has been held beyond the con- tinenital limits of the United States. It will also coincide with the XIVth Biennial Conference of the Inter-American Bar Association, which commences in San Juan on May 22. Plans have been nade to coordinate these two meetings so that, in many respects, they, will be a joint meetin-. Although the detailed program of the San Juan meetings has not been completed, we do know that the program will be broadly based and (f special interest to members of the Section of International and Con- parative Law. Indeed, the Section will have an important role in assuring the success of this meeting. Writing on this page a year ago, Walter E. Craig referred to the ominous situation in Cuba and the efforts of Cuban based Communism to subvert and infiltrate Latin American countries. In the subsequent year the Organization of American States has taken constructive measures to help isolate Cuban Communism, and the election in Chile repudiated a Marxist candidate. Yet, there has been no change in the basic objective of the International Communist movement, and Latin American coun- tries remain targets of high priority. Thus the fight to preserve freedom under law in this hemisphere continues. Lawyers can strengthen the cause of freedom by meeting, exchanging ideas and information, and working together to promote greaLer use of and respect for legal insti-

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