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threaten democracy."

He said he has asked that the

e s o u i o n o n e n i n u a e

amended to take into consideration

what the island government had

done about the disruptive elements

e i v e- n a i o n s u v e y w a s

launched after Haiti has protest

ed to the council of the Domini

can Republic's plot to overthrow

the Haitian government. The

Counter charges were made by

Dominica against Haiti, Cuba and

Gustemale. The survey found Hai

ti innocent of the charges, but

implicated the other three Cari

bean islands.

sale walkouts when Negroes are

employed if proper steps are tak

en to adjust employees to the

workforce. Furthermore, custo

mors will not refuse to buy your

products if competent Negro sales

-people suddenly appear behind

your counters or in other positions

of responsibility.

Huffs Poems Flow

From Real Life

By Albert Anderson

William Henry Huff, whose

book of poems "Sowing and Reap

ing" has just been published this

week, is one of those remarkable

individauls whose poetry flows in

exhaustibly from life as he lives

it. His poems for- the most part

are descriptions of people, of so

cial trials, of the little girl around

the corner, of hope and of love.

A poet of the people, he not

only writes about the simple things

of life which everyone can under

stand but frames them in langu

age and words which everyone can

jfathom and reati.

William Henry Huff, a remarlt

able individual and an eternal ap

timist, was born on a sharecrop

pers farm in Oglethorpe county,

Ga., which he describes as the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Ohio daily-express. (1950). Dayton, Ohio, 1950-04-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88077226/1950-04-22/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Ohio daily-express, 1950-04-22.