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it is a wonderful paper. It makes me feel proud to see one of

mv race progressing as you are. M/y Cod bless you and

speed you to the hill of success.

EARL A. SHIELDS.

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United Nations Creates New

Organization J

T:i a simple yet impressive ceremony in the Last Room

f the White House Tuesday. November representatives of

j the 44 I'nited Nation- including Ethiopia, Haiti and Liberia

signed an agreement creating the I'nited Nations Reljef-vand

j Itehc.llimitation rd’-mitri'stratibn. the first* operating'int^rfinfinnal

I organization oi the Ailed group.

Later the reprcsentatves heard President Roosevelt

I broadcast a short address in which he declared: “The suffer-1

lings uf the little men end women who have been ground funder

i

1 the Axis heel can-he relieved only il we utilize the production

I of all the world to balance the want of all the woi^d. In

UNRRA we have devised a mechanism, based on the processes

of true democracy, which can go far toward accomplishment 1

of such an objective in the days and months of desperate emer

gence which will follow the overthrow of the Axis The

forces of the I’nited Nations march forward, and the people oi

the I'nited Nations march with them.” j

Promptly at noon the ranking diplomatic officers in

Washington of the- Nations representing, according to Presi

dent Roosevelt, NO per cent of the human race, were ushered

into the brilliantly lighted historic Fast Room. The President

.as seated at the center of a long, green baize-covered table

which ran the length of the Fast wall. I’.ehind him were the

flags of the 43 visiting countries, the Stars and Stripes, and the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Century voice. (1943). Yazoo City, Miss., 1943-11-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88067172/1943-11-01/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Century voice, 1943-11-01.