VIRTUALLY ABANDONED
WORLD FOOD BOARD PLAN BACKERS SCARED OFF (9 »?’ rn c M n WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. Mr. b. M. Bruce, chairman of the preparatoiy commission of the United Nations f ood and Agricultural Organisation indicated that the proposals for a world lood board were too impractical and its objectives might have to route C ‘ leved a slightly different mi’nHw“a e ' S j St ? l '" ,ont was the first SSSSBSS? &VJBS i')ovd e oT O.'-'lSnlLSonif °° d ,na Tioncv “tnr^i/r 01 ~a n international H?st?d hut ion fr d n « lhe production and nf nr cei T.H f K d and lhe stabilising hv P the Fond A vll l uall .V abandoned sation F d d A S n cultural Organira'CASV op d^^ en ° i,, ’ :d^P‘^'bei was piobably due t 0 the fact that (lie plan 1 Tightened some nations bv uroposiiifi once stabihsaLou.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22197, 6 December 1946, Page 3
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144VIRTUALLY ABANDONED Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22197, 6 December 1946, Page 3
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