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eventual launching o'f enterprises,

large .and small, here.

Among the outstanding features

.•it of the fair are its agricultural,

.industrial, fine arts and museum

buildings and displays. These show

graphically what Haiti herself is

doing. Then there is a series of

attractive pavillions and structures

erected by foreign countries. The

'^inevitable midway with its ent$r

tainment is just off the Harry

s. '"«j Truman boulevard which wis ded-

V icated last month and all sorts of

amusement and eating places are

7 of course much a. fjart of tjhe

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The United States has an attract

ive building housing a prefabncat

ed exhibit which shows many

,'s phases of life in America, princi

v pally through visual aids. It is un

der the able direction of Com-

John Shaw Young. The

general concensus is that he has

developed a most effective pre

sAtation with the $125,000 which

the United States appropriated to

4 cover all expenses incidental to

r- the event. Much of the credit for

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U. S. participation goes to Cong

ressman William L. Dawson who

has been vitally interested in

Haiti's progress and her protect

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Hotoli Excellent

The hotels are excellent, as is

«j4 the food they serve. A few Haiti

are on the menus, but

normally you can have all of the

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delicacies obtainable in an Amen

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Hotels such as the El Rancho,

the country's newest and finest,

owned by the Silveras Aux Orchi

dees, whose surroundings outdo

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Ohio daily-express. (1950). Dayton, Ohio, 1950-03-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88077226/1950-03-28/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Ohio daily-express, 1950-03-28.