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Council in 1948 was the Berlin question, which
involved four of the five permanent members
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member country was organized by U.N. and four
Specialized agencies in 1948 to find solutions to
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^Good Food - Regular Meals,
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of the Council. Here the 11-nation Council listens
to the views of the United Kingdom as ex
plained by Sir Alexander Cadogan (center).
some of Haiti's basic problems. A marketplace in
the Caribbean island Republic, which has one of
the world's densest populations, is shown here.
Walton Veterans
Find Eng Grading
Work Profitable
A group of veterans in Walton
County have solved the problem
of marketing eggs economically
ir small quantities, Curtis H.
Collier, Agricultural Extension
Service poultryman, saig this
week in pointing to the progress
that these farm trainees have
made in their poultry projects.
Thom Dally, veterans' farm
teacher, together with the county
agent, H. H. Shores, a committee
from the class and Collier have
designed a special egg carton
advertising the class's eggs and
it will soon be in use.
None of the flock owners have
more than 75 birds in their flock
as this is the first time they have
tried poultry as a farm enter
prise.
James Allgood is typical of the
flock owners. He has 55 New
Hampshire hens, which averaged
87 percent production through
October and November. He is
making plans to more than triple
the size of his flock next year.
James Odum has 75 birds in
70 percent production. James
says he is amazed at how much
more you can get for eggs that
are properly handled and sold
on a graded basis.
Each week class members
bring the eggs to the class. They
are pooled and sorted, then Mr.
Dally, who lives in Social Circle, 1
carries the eggs to his home in
town. The housewives know that
he ha s them and he is literally
swamped with buyers.
The class plans to increase
their flocks next year and spread
out to other small towns in the
community.
HowTo Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomubion relieves promptly because
it goes right to the je»t of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
nhlegtn and aid nature to soothe end
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or you are to have sour money back.
CREO Mil! SION
for Coughs, Chest Golds, Bronchitis ,
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.PRACTICALLY EVERY nation in the world has been represented in
I the open meetings of the United Nations. Here a U.N. employee
.lakes nameplates out of storage for the 58-country General Assembly.
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DRAMATIC AND PERSISTENT were U.N.’s efforts In 1948 to
keep Palestine under truce. Here U.N. observers, near the front
lines, checks on positions of opposing Arab and Jewish forces.
In addition, both the Security Council and the General Assembly
worked out measures to help bring permanent peace to the Holy Land.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME in their history, the people of Southern Korea
voted in 1948 for a government of their own choosing. The way
for the voting, shown above, was prepared and the election super
vised by the United Nations Temporary Commission on Korea.
fOur Advertisers Are Assured Os Results) Thursday, January 6, 1949
U.N. in 1948
Nineteen hundred and forty-eight was the year in which man flew faster than
sound hut could not grow and produce enough to keep everyone fed and clothed,
It was the third full year since the guns of the Second W orld War were silenced but
a time in which the crack of individual rifles was frequently heard. It was the year m
which more efficient processes for obtaining insulin were developed but in which more
than 30.000.000 European children were found to have been infected by tuberculosis.
During that year, the 58-country organization to which the peoples of the world
had assigned the task of keeping peace—the United Nations—faced many of the
underlying problems which had created the paradoxes of 1948. As it had from its first
days, U.N. continued to organize the nations of the world to produce more and to
increase trade. It kept at the tasks of maintaining peace, even when, as in the profi.
lem of Berlin, they grew out of questions which the world had assumed would be
settled before U.N. was a working organization. It worked to settle dangerous con
flicts, such as that in Palestine. It listed results in social fields, such as the fight
against disease, and again showed how closely the world's troubles were interconnected
U.N., at the end of 1948, was nd longer the infant organization it had been ■
year before, when its machinery had barely been completed. It now was a function
ing organism under whose flag the world had a chance to maintain a lasting peace,
In fact, said U.N. Secretary-General Trygve Lie, “. . . the United Nations has become
the chief force that holds the world tog»ther against all conflicting strains and stresses
that are pulling it apart. . . . Indeed, the organs of the United Nations are now vir.
bially the only places where regular contact and discussion have been maintained or
a continued basis . . .”
A quick sweep with the camera over last year's events shows how and where the
United Nations is serving to hold the world together. It shows, for instance, U.N. oh
servers at perilous posts of duty in Palestine. It shows the face of Count Folke Berna
s dottc who died for peace in the Holy l^nd. It shows the General Assembly hammering
X out a Bill of Human Rights for the peoples of the world. It shows the will toward
\ continued cooperation, despite obstacles, among the family of nations.
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THE THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY session
was held in the Palais de Chaillot at Paris.
Among the issues before the free forum of the
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HERO OF PEACE, Count Folke
Bernadotte was murdered while
on duty in Palestine. The Swed
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in U.N. posts in Palestine, was
U.N. MediatoiHn the Holy Land.
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. A permanent headquarters after
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world were control of atomic energy, peace in
Palestine, disarmament, a U.N. guard force,
better relations in the Balkans and human rights.
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anti malaria R*™ ” h ° m * ” Greece ,s sprayed with DDT io
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