Evening star

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Costa Rica, and his special trip to

Ecuador following last year's dis

astrous earthquake in that little

country, made headlines every

where south of the Rio Grande.

The Assistant Secretary's forth

coming trip to the island repub

lics, Brazil and the River Plata

countries, which begins with a

stop in Port-au-Prince for the

inauguration of the Haitian ex

position on February 12, has been

played up in the press of the dif

ferent cities of South America for

several weeks.

Bureau Reorganized

“The man who now handles our

affairs in Washington,” a Brazil

ian businessman told me, “is no

longer a mysterious personage,

hidden away in the labyrinthian

Department of State, who comes

out only on official occasions. He

doesn’t even depend upon hear

say as to what our problems are.

He goes out to see for himself, and

make his own appraisals.”

Mr. Miller’s first task when he

took over last summer was a com

plete reorganization of the old

Bureau of American Republic

Affairs. In fact, the name itself

was partly changed. Instead of

the Bureau of "American” it be

came the Bureau of “Inter-Ameri

can” Affairs, implying a closer col

laboration *f the United States

with its sister republics. Fortu

nately these changes in organiza

tion coincided with the revamping

of the entire State Department,

as provided for in the recommen

dations of the Hoover Commission,

of which Secretary Dean Acheson

himself had been a member.

Today there is a Deputy Assist

ant Secretary in charge of admin

istrative details, leaving Mr. Miller

with more time to policy and di

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1950). Washington, D.C., 1950-02-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1950-02-05/ed-1/?sp=52

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1950-02-05.