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Page 295
... Panamanian workers in the Canal Zone been unfairly treated , as is so often claimed . They are subject , along with U.S. citi- zens , to U.S. minimum wage laws . Until 1955 , when at the request of the Panamanian govern- ment the ...
... Panamanian workers in the Canal Zone been unfairly treated , as is so often claimed . They are subject , along with U.S. citi- zens , to U.S. minimum wage laws . Until 1955 , when at the request of the Panamanian govern- ment the ...
Page 302
... Panamanian na- tional from membership on the Board , the United States of America shall agree to such request . In that event , the Republic of Panama shall propose another Panamanian national for appointment by the United States of ...
... Panamanian na- tional from membership on the Board , the United States of America shall agree to such request . In that event , the Republic of Panama shall propose another Panamanian national for appointment by the United States of ...
Page 339
... Panamanian ever signed . " As you know , it was developed and approved by a Frenchman who - it is fair to say - had ... Panamanian pa- triot could object . " And object they did . There is a notion widespread among our fel- low Americans ...
... Panamanian ever signed . " As you know , it was developed and approved by a Frenchman who - it is fair to say - had ... Panamanian pa- triot could object . " And object they did . There is a notion widespread among our fel- low Americans ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
No Fortifications for the Panama Canal Reprinted from American Review of Reviews | 13 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
Copyright | |
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