Correspondence to Miss Fatima Jinnah including event invitations, appeals for humanitarian causes

Sub title : Letters from the Administrator's Secretariat Karachi, Workers Defense League and M. Abdul Aziz Muslim

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Workers Defense League | Pakistan United Nations Association

Date of publication: 1951

Language: English

Page: 44 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29456

Keyword: S.H. Raza -- Fatima Jinnah -- Baby Show -- World Health Day -- Invitation | Vera Rony -- Fatima Jinnah -- International Freedom Petition -- Hungary -- Correspondence | Fareeduddin Ahmad -- Fatima Jinnah -- United Nations Day -- Message -- Correspondence | Hakim Mohd. Said -- Fatima Jinnah -- World Health Day -- Blindness Prevention -- Correspondence | M. Abdul Aziz Muslim -- Fatima Jinnah -- International Peace -- Islamic Ideology -- Correspondence

Abstract: This file contains a diverse collection of letters addressed to Miss Fatima Jinnah. S.H. Raza of the Administrator's Secretariat, Karachi, invites her on March 27, 1951, to give away prizes at a Baby Show on World Health Day, which she accepts on March 28, 1951. Vera Rony of the Workers Defense League writes on January 10, 1957, inviting her to sign an International Freedom Petition for Hungary. Fareeduddin Ahmad of the Pakistan United Nations Association writes on October 2, 1957, requesting a message for a Souvenir Programme for United Nations Day. Hakim Mohd. Said of the Institute of Health and Hygiene invites her on March 20, 1962, to preside over a meeting on World Health Day focused on preventing blindness. Finally, M. Abdul Aziz Muslim submits an open historical letter on the necessity of peace, proposing Islamic ideology as the solution for international peace.

Description: This file comprises several documents. S.H. Raza of the Administrator's Secretariat, Karachi, writes on March 27, 1951, inviting Miss Jinnah to give away prizes at a Baby Show at Dow Medical College on April 7, 1951, which she accepts on March 28, 1951. Vera Rony of the Workers Defense League writes on January 10, 1957, inviting Miss Jinnah to join a group of international leaders in initiating an International Freedom Petition for Hungary, condemning Soviet suppression. Fareeduddin Ahmad of the Pakistan United Nations Association writes on October 2, 1957, requesting a message for the Souvenir Programme of the United Nations Day celebrations at Hotel Metropole. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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