Evening star
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of the republic; Tirenne Carrie,
chief of protocol of Haiti; Capt.
Arnaud Merceron, chief of the
presidential military household, and
Jacques Carmeleau-Antoine, secre
tary of the Legation.
Firm for Pan-American Stand.
President Vincent told interview
ers yesterday that his country1#
small army, “in its limited capac
ity,” was ready to join other nations
of this hemisphere in repelling any
threat to their common security.
He told a questioner his trip had
ho military significance, but that if
this Government desired any in
formation regarding Haiti’s military
situation his military aides who ac
companied him here would be glad
to furnish it.
“I firmfr hope.” he said, “that the
results of these talks will be clear
and lasting and that they will con
tribute to strengthening the friendly
confidence inaugurated by the ‘good
neighbor’ policy of President Roose
velt.”
Trade Shifts to U. S.
The chief executive said the
United States had replaced Eu
ropean nations as the chief country
with which Haiti carried on its for
eign trade. He said he hoped to
stimulate this trend by his present
visit.
When asked about the Haitian
Dominican dispute which arose in
1937. with border clashes in which
several thousand Haitians were
killed, Mr. Vincent replied the mat
ter was definitely closed.
Although the Dominican Repub
lic in 1938 agreed to pay $750,000
Indemnity, Haiti later agreed that
the total amount be reduced to
$575,000, he said. This has been
paid in full and an agreement has
been signed removing difficulties
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Evening star. (1939). Washington, D.C., 1939-12-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1939-12-07/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1939-12-07.
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