Atlanta daily world

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forty percent black with a much

larger percentage of blacks, browns

and mullattoes. they prefer to bt

known simply as Latin Americans

without reference to their race. As

to that matter, the Brazillians, the

Cubans the Arabs and the Turks

have many browns and blacks, but

they are simply spoken of national

ly.

The Neßltr -rnrcrOrritLe in rhe -dele—

gation included vice-President

Clarence I. Simpson of Liberia.

His delegations was composed of

Secretary of State Gabriel L. Den

nis; Senator Joseph L. Gibson.

Representatives Henries and Colo

nel Moses N Grant. The chairman

of the Ethiopian delegation is Dr

Blatta Ephrem, while Mr Lescot

led the delegation from Haiti.

These men would be a credit to any

delegation. The objectives were well

defined based especially on the

Dumbarton Oaks agreement by

reoresentatives from Great Britain,

Russia. China and the United

States at Dumbarton Oaks.

Georgetown. Maryland after seven

weeks conference which ended Oct.

7, 1944 The purpose of that agree

ment. was to deal with aggression

before it breaks out into war. This

work was to be done through a

General Assembly, a Security Coun

cil, an Economic and Social Coun

cil, a Court of International Jus

tice. and a Secretariat. It is now

generally agreed that, all nations

who are members of the organiza

tion shall meet in General As

sembly annually to make recom

mendations concerning peace, se

curity. economic and social wel

fare. as well as to decide on ad

mission to or expulsion from the

organization membership.

Where action is needed to pre

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Atlanta daily world. (1945). Atlanta, Georgia, 1945-06-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015425/1945-06-08/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Atlanta daily world, 1945-06-08.