The Michigan chronicle

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But the colored majority of Latin

America is marching forward to

join the colored major.ty of the

rest of the world since Chapultepec.

The declaration provides for a

hemispheric peace organization to

be a part of the general world se

curity organization planned at

Yalta. Which means that the col

ored peoples of Haiti will join

hands with the colored peoples of

Liber a, and the colored peoples of

Brazil will work with the colored

peoples of Russia and China, to

bring about a humane rev order

in a tired, cruel old world.

CEMENT PORCHES

STONE STEPS

EAVES TROUGHS

ROOFING

BRICK and VENEER

WORK

AYD TALK ON

PROBLEMS OF

RETURNING GPS

The Inter-racial Four Freedoms

club, led by its president, John

Hill, joined with other American

Youth for in pre

senting a timely and intereating

conference at the Book-Cadillac

hotel, Sunday, March 11, from one

to six p.m.

The theme of the conference was

expressed in Its title. “When

Johnny comes marching home.”

Some 300 persons participated in

the pane! discussions. All phases

of the post-war needs of returning

army personnel were discussed.

The relationship of the problems of

ex-service people to those of the

civilian population were also con

sidered.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Michigan chronicle. (1945). Detroit, Mich., 1945-03-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045324/1945-03-17/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Michigan chronicle, 1945-03-17.