NEW PROPOSAL FOR FOOD CONTROL
I HELP FOR TWENTY NATIONS % NEW YORK, May 22. Britain, Ameriea and Canada have volunteered to terminate their Com[bined Food Board in favour of a new twentv-power International Food Allocating Agency, reports the Ileralu "Pribune's Washington eorrespondent.. !The tliree (lovernments, through dele!gates attending the United Nations' ! Emergency Food Ootiference at Washington, invited 17 other nations to join jthem in the new agencv, inclnding Russia, Argentina, New Zealand and j Australia. The British, American and Canadiatr delegatea emphasispd that the plah w'as Isulmiitted only as a stopgap until regular United Nations machinery was establishcd. The agoncy, working in close liaison with tlie United Nations' Food and Agricultural Organisation ani ,lTnrra, would recomuiend allocatious of food, fertiliser, cattle feed and agricultural equipnient for both exporting and importiug countries, aud also mea sures for the efficieut production and use of food.
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Chronicle (Levin), 25 May 1946, Page 5
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