The Michigan chronicle
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ible for colored man. That is a
sound principle and one of the
cardinal ones of the British com
monwealth
United Nations
Agreement Signed
At D. C. Ceremony
In a simple yet impressive cere
mony in the East Room of the
White House Tuesday. Novembe:
9. representatives of the 44 United
Nations—including Ethiopia. Haiti
and Liberia—signed an agreemen*
creating the United Nations Re
lief and Rehabilitation Administra
tion, the first operating interna
tional organization of the Allied
group
Later the representatives heard
President Roosevelt broadcast a
short address in which he de
clared: "The sufferings of the littl*
men “Sind women who have been
ground under the Axis heel car
be relieved only if we utilize th*
production of all the world to bal
ance the want oL all the world In
UNRRA we have devised a me
chanism. based on the processes of
true democracy which can go far
toward accomolishment of such an
objective in the days and month'
of desperate emergency which wil 1
follow’ the overthrow* nf the Axis
The forces of the United Nation*
march forward, and the peoples o'
the United Nations march with
them."
Promptly at noon the rankin®
diplomatic officers in Washington
of the Nations rep-esenting. accord
ing to President Roosevelt. 80 pe
rcent of the human race, were ush
ered into the brilliantly l.zhted his
toric East Room The Pres dent
was seated at the center of a long
green baize-cove-ed table which
ran the length of the East wall
Behind him were the flag* of the
43 visiting countries. the St3rs and
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The Michigan chronicle. (1943). Detroit, Mich., 1943-11-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045324/1943-11-20/ed-1/?sp=7
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Michigan chronicle, 1943-11-20.
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