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Lyons, France, June 29 Haiti,

through her minister to Paris, M Bel

legarde. will endeavor to secure pas

sage of a resolution by the Interna

tional Federation of League of Na

tions’ societies against the presence

of Anierican naval forces in Haiti.

This became known today with the

opening of the eighth plenary assem

bly of the federation.

When the question comes up, a let

ter will be introduced from Theodore

Marburg, chairman of the foreign re

lations committee of the American

Nonpartisan League of Nations' so

ciety, explaining the American view

point; that the United States dis

patched the marines in the interests

of the people of Haiti and will un

doubtedly recall them as soon as a

dependable government is established.

The American people, the letter adds,

are determined Haiti shall have fair

play.

Japan Brings Up “Racial Equality’’

The Japanese League association,

which has a strong delegation here,

has submitted a draft resolution deal

ing with the status of foreigners and

aiming generally at recognition of ra

cial equality without discrimination.

It declar/s that, without involving the

immigration question, a nation be

longing to the League of Nations

should apply the same requirements

for admission and departure from the

country to classes of people of other

member nations who fall within the

commercial or mercantile groups ir

respective of their origin.

League societies of 30 countries, in

cluding the United States, were rep

resented at today’s inaugural session.

The dominant note of the addresses

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Springfield weekly Republican. (1924). Springfield, Mass., 1924-07-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1924-07-03/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1924-07-03.