A. & T. ASKS
R $4,000000
THROWS NYLONS
AWAY AFTER USE
CHICAGO lAHFi — Lmi."
Havncs. a irsidrnt h'^ro. t‘>ld p >-
llCf that aHo had
fuly suppli'’d " ifh 'ivImh ho,,
that sh»' 'iiiiOK- tiirin
fhev hccatn'' •.oikd, Tt'i. r'-iif.
Sion ranio aft^r Hilli.iid I.''",
boy fiirnd ’vns indu frd hy 4 f'I
(ral gtand pury f'^r fhr-fi ot pjc!
agf.A of Tiylon" handird hr tiitn \ r)l,l ^II■* \»t J
a* thP Chiragn prv;t nfficf
i; \i i.n.ii, n r mmhj" \ \\ i i:k i -I'r . \ i i }:i) \v. .n \ \ ::v,
IMUCIs f>?
Anny's Negro Quota Back In Use
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CHEST COMMITTEE NAMED
Committee Expects to
Have Fuller Program
for Coming Year’s Drive
“Y" MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE NEARS
SET OUOTA
— L T I.igr|.-,r
Ka'haniel b^pn imi«.
ert eo-colonpl* of th.* f’ •
sion foi nrx' fnE'. ' • ".f!'i-.
Che5* campaign K.ii H 'or:,
campaign geimial. anii'iut.i'>■1
lerddv
This unit 'cHi .nidndp jM %>„(
cjtuens '*f RalPi^h fx'cpi ibc g-
ernmpnl and larger fiim rn'pl .ve*.
end of tiie first week Ih'i
■ >c o i lied md $6inMi)
iir,d pli''iKeH II cnibei .hip
I oltci led II. th*’ 'I'MCA
'll;. C-*mp*ign ".'hiili Iv-
J.ilv 1.'
GEORGIA VOTE
OSHERS IN
ANOTHER TAL=
MADGE ERA
■ le . T he I
!• Ii; S' dv
In o"iet
Ht
'•'V TrlVt '
Atlanta 'AVPi - Ano'mr Tal
rr.adse era was ushered in the .-ta!*-
Wrtlnejday B.'d
Returns fmni '-i* .fp ..* t.tjH t r'*'.- ,n.|..
precincts Indicate tha' hl-vcai old |!..eiiii-.
USHERS IN
ANOTHER TAL"
MADGE ERA
er agencies mis yeai.
'■Figuies sl«\v," said BurgC’S
"that during 1945. S.813 Negrne::
-.vere served directly bv Chest agen-
' cies. Then thousands more benefited
: indirectly."
, Tn older to support oui Increasing
services," Lightner ronrhided. ‘Ih'.'
. standard ^1 giving mu>t not only be
inainlained but raised"
Buigcss is an enipl'.yee of Ihe
Atlanta 'ANPi — Another Tal-'City Taxi Companv while Lighlnei
rr.adge era wa.s ushered in Ihe :>tate .is manager of Lightner's Funeral
Wrfnesday. .Parlor, Both have been active in
Returns from tne stpivs i.TdBiChesf rampaigns in Ihe pai.t.
precincts indicate that 61-year-old I Recently included in tne Chest
Eugene Tal.madge's race baiting po-1 Hgencies, was the North Carolina
litica! antics were more popular, Commission on Inlerracial Coopera-
than 40-year-old Fllis Arnalfs lib- non, "AH of -'ur citizeno. both white
eraltsm Hi> gubt rnalorial victory, and Negro." said H'lstvtlei. ‘'.should
marking his fourth in his slomiy benefit from the oxcellenl work of
political career, is based on county this Red Feather agency.
Airiictl tor nvrr.fi. pud w^r
•.rune, .lolui A. VVePh.
right. omm.iiidaiil ind pM>lr..iM
of iniMlrry siirurp ,u»l I.mIu'. at
Tuskeerr Inslitiilr, Lrkr-, adv4i«-
of Kmc ‘en R ft luvi-, rr
rent vi'.h l>» llir in-tilntc In get
A preview of r.iirppean condUlom.
Gfn. navis was Tiiskegee's com
mandant during the idmlnlstru*
ltn» of the 1i1e Hr. F. R. Mofon.
'■rcoiid prr-.idenl of ihe Inctltuto.
(ANPI
RACE AMITY EFFORTS LIRE
SPLITTING ATOM imiH AXE, SAYS
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PROF.
-• T', r,v:» p ii'f . iejm '
hd'w.iTd Kiii'-hei. Ih'i
, r. C''i)dalii Waltr-r fui
!• ‘ I.- iin 1 r.ipi liii t.
in i.oiiii . I iiv. I ’ll It"
f '1 md*. Iiiiii'i .'El
,1 I ' |it.nn I) It ihisi.'
jHiinf le.uil ■' f' ip'.iitl
Will' *1 e., 7, , ||. II.t tr ,111
, 't.. , 1,1,-d IIU I
>. I i.'p'.itiiig fi .c nr
v . h' Mir ■ ^••p. • Wr t
no* yet begun tu fKpIv^ the
• il.iliti" (.f edit' ilion in ‘hr r •
’■■l.ii iiu fi'ld .uid mu cf| .i’.
1.1
t.iHr ii.H
Ii ’
Hild. ’1 .!.• n...
... .t thr trn‘vr
ing "
“Fducation of a dtfferenl kitrjf-.*
I. iir«vd..d fhi both matf.rtty arid
'ni'ioritv z' .''P' for .ve need tha
i ir.H of education that re-shap«a
I'dn id.|:il fni (temorratle pt^
III efforts for comfjrign.
"elfHrc Dr Taba concludid^
..f V(>|fRit fflHn
•. M)« ... i. PRIMARV
i. Leading teams according to ac-
! vuiiiulated point scotes are. Uivl-
' Sion "A", team I Captain Z-sck
I Klli.i. Viif. point:., team 3 Captain
! .lame-. Riddick. p'^intr.; team 5
i Captain tklward Fitwher, 4(V0
I polhtii. teau. n Captain Waller Cm
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PROF.
unit voles rather than popular
votes.
The county unit votes, similai to
the electoral sy-itetn. is the only
thing that counts in CJeoiaia's gu-
bernato'ial elcr'ion Tihulation late
Thursday night gave Talmadge 2.34
county unit votes. 28 more than is
necessary for uominstion. against
128 unit votes f. r .36-year-old .las,
V Carmichael. Gov. Arnall's pr"-
gressj^•e candidate
Marmichacl. ho” ever, rcrei^-ed
the popular vote, leading Talmadge
— -v-
Solicili.r liivcsligalc.s
Yoiilh's C.liai'gi's 01
Bnitalily
RALEIGH - An assertion undei
oath by .lohn Bell S.mders. 16-yrir
old Wnidell yr'uth, th.O lic had been
mistrcH'cd by - Wetidrl! police "f-
ficpi while under arrest
Memhers of the pi"frssloii.it
staff of Ihr John .3. .Ynriicw Me
morial hospital, Tuskrger. greet
ed IM. Fiigene il. iHhblc. Jr., with
a lunrheiin when he returned a:>
inrdttal rliretlor .fill; IMiritiz
the past lo years, lli, 1‘ibt.lr lias
hceti manager of the ITtllr I
State-. Y'eteran'. ho-pital. With the
new atine.x tn the hu.pital, Ihe in
fantile par.ilysls eeuler and the
new nurses home adrlpri to the
he.illh f.u'ilitie.. I>r, nibble secs
an eia of expansion lor the hos
pital ANP)
Nashville ANP> "Wr have ing,’
not yet begun lo explv* th# por- ' ‘’Education of • diWorent
.sihllities of education In ’he rarlol i.s nc»d»d fbr both majority and
minority groiipr-. for we need th#
kind of education that re-ahapet
'he iudividiial for democratic pt^'
ticipalion in efforts for
Manpower Shortage
Changes Draft Policies
points, team 4 Capt.-»in T
IF Rohrifs :>9f> points; Division "B" relation'; fl«*1d, and our ellorti thus
fouii 6, C'.-iptain Claude Dunn Mhjfai- have b»en as crude and inef
piuiit.-., tram I C.aptain D. D. Bright- i fpctivc as trying to split the at"iii
well. ;liki point.s; team 2 Captain | with an axe." Dr Hilda T.aba. pro-
.Mberl Whitaker, a.'iS pmnl.s; team fes;,or ot edu'^ation at the Hnlvrr-
1 -npGi„ Mo,c. Lorn no poinir. ] ,„y Chicago, told ihp Am rican °
liidividiioh icporling five or i Mi-ionaiy association Institute of
i.i-.te membci-.lupr. include M C. Race Relations at Fisk university
. HiM, W H yuarle';, Ulvsses Bur 'hcie lad week,
rouglio, I-. H, Roberlr,. Edward; Advocating a curse in human
Fincher. D. U Biigh'wcll, Albert | relation :■ as a part of the regular
Whitaker, Claude Dimti. and David; rmi i'-uhitn from the first through
.■JTfFkson.
V
W 307 ? « .0 m 7.?, F^rnSr Wng .nvertigated b.v SollOor W
Go,.. E D River, bad .otalcd .'.....Btrkc the™ L' ?’
TALMADGE SAYS HE REPRESENTS
'OPPRESSEO WHITE GROUPS’
V/h. Iiingt"ii
' cii'vi gcin v g'li
— With l»ic
I le iicnrrl de-
FLIM-FLAMIST
CAUGHT BY
LOCAL POLICE
T:.;.iipow''i, the war (!'•
'.tnftiiig back to it Ne
.' Ic’i' and ' igii"' mg it i
Raleigh — Frank Brown of I.e^s-
biiig. Fla., wa. being ncld heie
Tuesday by police for investiga
llti grades. Dr. Taba d^tdared
that special units. .Tjetical weeks,
and -ippcial days for teachiiig ha'
momouj rate relalinn.s is not suf-
fo'ient
font-icl and a.ssooiation with peo
ple i.i eisenfinl to idemifiratiori .and
■indcrstaiiding. thp '■.peaker enntin
ued. She criticized the teactung
meth'-ds of civics and government
in our schnol.-; as centering ‘too
nuirh on structure and too liHl''
'.n the dynatnis of comimrnity Itv-
Stale witness
ad .sliiiek him
. gam
•I'liiic .ludcv f’
I then asked Bick-
Im1>I til
196 tor third nnd H"ko OKell.v. ’'"'"'^r =»id I)' ATLA.VTA 'A'llM . 'iokl,,;
11,529 More than 199,000 Negrov. -'n-tno " ‘ '. w-.kp not nl ,\daiii I’ r.vell. bo 1.
are rep-rted lo h..e voted lor the „ I'’'"". '■""'S'’*' ,
first lime in defiance of pre eler Co.nil.v Snperlor Coint thal J
tin, n-arnlng, fron, TnImaHce In, ,,,;
••'"ise" Negme-s tn stay away from him
the Dolls lanviiy
A multitude of tfl-'.eai-elds made '■=‘'vri ai tinw.s in H|t"mpl t
t h e primary ''oting uniisifally
heavv In addition lo the unit votes ^,
in counties which hiK.-e completed -H to prnho ih- charge
i].' I'-pir en'ed in Washington aM
of the OPIMC ''H n po.iplr cf
port for integration i,,'rotmerli'-i with the "fliin-
'. M-ill..11 ai'l" to ftie (1 of .everal h’cal person,
army bin •
Tain..*'
Ii.tlin;; v
alie pi 10 III le ■
aitdiei.' e- 'u.it
•:.! '• lute
Lull f'.i the -•
fiiie. hk'- Nev
WlUi
• .1' Lie I h.Mt
. I.'.flei
lei-.l Ni-gm
v.' .i. Ijatl If
l..iil .Old
:■ iiip" "f
I’lllllig I1...0 hee
pi I
1« '•
• eat''
pi't I
ihe Psf
Miin‘>[ |ty r.
iContiniied on back page)
'(’oiUinucd on ba^k pagci
helm; pie. . -I
Ml Pu-vell
Ih-i
■■lilt;; white
'll .,.:d tOl-l
alll .Illd fllle.ilefl Ih-'l
ti.i. liequrntly
i.l
a bvT
It. Mff ,
Plans In Effect To Better
Facilities at A. & T. College
■I't
a'lm..'
111.'
GREENSBORO - When th" 1 rcrommendinp the basic gro.ip --i
state's ad'dsorv budget comir'siiod ■ tmildincs needed for ati adeipia'r
VlsitetTlhi., eitv l«-.t n eek ( 'r hie,,. I-"v:- I'l "" rtrrv o„l the tnno
. . - . . .. 'ions 'vhirh have hpcn assigned
mal in.soection imtr of state msi,. p^Mt.ri.on a.s tim land
tutions preparatoiy to diafllng 'l''»‘i ..ojicgr fm- Js.Vn,-„ps in the State
appropriation bill for the iai7 gen., p-liniod out that
•ral -assembly. A and T rollcar!T is cxpcricd tn give both
presented if with a permanent im-, ||,p niadergrariiiHtc and graduate m
pro.'ement budget amountinp to $4 •; ^irnclion in agrienlluie. encineei
9B6.34r. for the two-year period, |j„j. ^„d th- tra'tes. and the hraneh*
1947-1949 , of learning related thereto, and to
The inspecting par*y was enni-;^„ insiilluion must have
p''sel of Tom PeariaM. Rocky, h.iilding.s and erpiipiiient
Mooi't, Brandon Hodges. Asheville. | ^ rapidlv cif.wmg -Indent Iv.'lv
feving Carlyle, Winston-Salem. nffn taU also iho ro,,’.
YTa.enre Stone, Sloneville. .h'lui mitlce that the r-dlege has mil
Kerr. Jr. Warrenton. and t.erov Urnwii all f-anltn.r,.nnf.i sraf ,,11
?ta'tin. Raleigh, all of \nrth Caro |.tiida>nts in itie aiidiforinm, and . i
liPS Ciffirial.s of th** college \vhn j limited .'lassr.K.in-,
eo''f»>ied with the eonimi.ssion r 3,,,^ shop- available •>
oere Dr F D Bhif.iri. president,! all sindenf'-. had to rnn .lass'-
r-harles A Mines, rhairman of the' f,.„^ - 7 p m. withmii
A and T board of ir.isleps, E Rav | a L.reak sax-e ..Tie half hoin fo»
Ifodpin, seriefary ind treasurir.! chapel exercises
end Shelley B Cavanes-s. chairman' ji was .stated that the college en
of the hoard’s land rommitlei' I'ollmeni jumped from l.non m
In presenting the estimates of i)44.4s to 1.752 last school year, ex
permanent improvement retjuirr- cwling all ••xiwclaions and setfins
meiMs. college officials emphasized new record ft wa.s also noted that
that they were not asking for the —^—1—
addition of a building or two to an
already complete plaat, but ware
Tolinculi'c-fi red
cr.'h’: Persons; Destroy
Many Churches
v'fte 111 (h'.i
coillltv •-■•M
.I'l I Ii-U T.iliii • . will
'■iii tiii If t.f f'cii «h f pen iifl
;" v ff flannJiii': Hie ' ii|.r' ii.«' .o
cr'i..n.tu 1'eg.arfhi‘U Ne"ri>«", iia .
7^.|•|■fi mit-h ff II til 1:1 legal f'i|*
1 W- "iiiul'ai Hill III fivvil
he cMipiinit''d ■’ lucli 00;
I'l lo li.. iiiipcM''l|iii.'iii ..ml
.1 -.f He- l,.i.' ; .-liK'r .•Sfcoli
Mff r
hrT'.iiise en
.' d luiniei ii'.i!
l■xc''^d Hie
ipiiL.iioii r.ij*'-
f 111.' enh-lod
;l. N.-groes .ne
:'nl of (lie cii-
pul .'lOII
liiii.' only 31 h.'ive
I in .'III . (.Ill of :i
if offici'i. (lo
I'OMltod
liie past five days
police >'.id Hi '.wn posT-d as Di.
.l.•llle, SiiuHi (Illd obtained money
Iroiii Raleigh citizens by telling
them that he was a root doetor.
u ill. pt.wi'i s to riire rheumatism.
•|ii,.k- thing., light" wdth their
iiii-h.ind:. mid wive.s. obtain relea.-e
of fi lends and iclalives from pen-
.1 in liHili' IIS irid "keep the law
.iway from them."
HniWM who. acrordi.'g to offireri.
...lid In- was leleasad June 2 from
St.lie pii.'.oii lieie where he wa.?
erving -. vrn to 10 year sentem e
for hie,iking in and eiil' iing. adndt-
ed opei'.iling liis racket at Fay
tieville and Wilmington and it D
in III I total 9r.‘i. I h.dinvcd that he operated in other
of
I :il.'
• lit
>mP";uliio
ffip. mdicaie (liat iii.'dead
' • arm'.- poliny yen
llu' tiarlilioiial one
•n (|c pi’c ili«- f hllein i
I the state.
V-
Bishop Returns
To Africa
c >nu*i^-
icludMv,
. .oM hi-
. loo fai III
10 to oltiT'i
111 oiir.l" I..'
' Hi.-.i
the .iM'iv, 'hii
SHAW U. PLANS
HOMECOMING
CELEBRATIONS
‘t oiitiiiiied on b e k
NEW VetRK - Maklnc an im-
passionrri plea for young people
In volunteer for missionary spr-
vlre in foreign fields. Bishop Wil
lis ,I King, of the .Xlcthodlst
Chureh gave Ids farewell address
ill Saint Marks Methodist Chureh
here on Ihe eve of his departure
for I iheria, Afrira.
Heeled in 1914 to servf on
Africa's West i'oasl. Bishop King
spent lour months In .Ameitea.
during wdiirh lime he addressed
M-nres of audienecs in leading
Methodist T'hiirrhes and assem-
hlles over a large sertion of the
eniintrv. Kr was arrompaided hy
Mrs. King.
Bishop King t'-as srhT'duled to
leave I iheria on .Inly Mh In rep
resent the MeUindist Chiireli at
an inlf-inaihuial ronferenre of re
ligions leaders at l.ropoldvdie,
Belgian longo .An oiMstanding
scliol.ir, the hisliop was fmmerlv
president of (taninum 'Ihenlogirat
Seminal >. .Atlanta. .eorsia.
NIAiRO VOTERfr GIRD
FOR S. C. PRIMARY
Columbia, S, C 'ANP> — South
Carolina Democrats, declaring that
their "ptefereniia!" primary U oirt
a part of the state's election ma
chinery. are saying thal federal
laws and court ruling.a do not ap
ply Incdllv and cuiitinued last week
li> i-ui .re appeals of Neg-oea to reK-
isler foi the primaiy to be
Augu'l 13.
Unlike other southern si
oouth Carolina ir. declared to hatja
no laws K'>verning or affecting the
Dem'>rrafic' primary or party or
ganization. naviiig abolished pU
such laws from the statute b',aoke in
! IM4 when the supreme coyrt rul-
'■d thal Negroes might participate
ill the Texas Democratic primary.
Undaunted, the South CaroUna
ciiapter of the NAACP and the
ITogressive Democratic party, are
u-ganizing and directing attempts ot
Negroes to register for the forth
coming primary
.'ittlv parly lules .stipulate ,4bal
while Dcmocrat.s" only are Clift-
ble and the state Democratic chalr-^
ni.in. Tom B. Pearce, said last week’
' w'c arc going to conduct the prim-
i
(Continued on back page)
Selassie Not
In Accord On
Plannings
(Continued on back page)
soppitTiii • ANT _ A
foimn w tuiT* M'ltfxil w iiiT h fi.id
l»een liMiir'i 'fver (11 \octf»“s
fau lisr ;is ^ f lilll'l) .lIlil s li«i,|
■ ••ulding. h.ifl lurit hiiriiefl Hciwit
tV» fliUMl.T \ l>> |,.is.>ii> .iioiisnl
It, filly (>v ’1'alm.algf spr-pf-lii'V
aixl wnluigs. .TTroilmg (■ te
pnrfa
llu- ( I OKs giMfis hut lirpii
alf.iixlotipfl .iml t'i>iisn|iil4i'i v\Hh
till- s>Ti»fil ;i| So|i-|Ic,i Thr
lalift ii-vrili'il lo llu- owtu'i,
liiidrt (rrms of till- ilri'd, .Illd
he informed loiiiiiv atilhoiilies
h*- would tiiin TTvrr (lie empty
and alundoiied school liuilding
In Negroes r«»r uw ax ; ehurrh
:«nd Kchnoi
The day alter the first rhurrii
aervireH in '.he building, It wu
buroed to the ground.
hruiii'h' fiifif'
I.OCKllOURNL
I’OI.ICK HI'.AI)
sHi.Dii i; \(;t:( si:i)
MW (IK TIIKFT
T.lin.'li;.- f'.ll-.
), kind I
kill thal
■If >1
IL. I
. 'ilh s -in'si jii iiiili ' 1. (|t'|>| ,1
.-'hlf Th'-y h.iVT' •'ill‘'’vi I'lfin '
llif hanTi.'- ‘if the wfir-;! |niiph' .ii'.i
if ihev don’t hav ih>* rmirage ti.
riM‘ agfiinut thvir misiule. th*n tin*
best peu|ilr desi-rve j'/st what Ihs-y
iire Kottnig. althmigh it is a tornlic
hardship ou the southern Negro."
Itv MXM l-ll t.f |{| \r
.S( I l•o^l•^ N. I 'ANI*i
Il.isite -liiesd.Tx sent (he
ll■•llun ill.'U 'd t '.ipl iMldlex tV
sti-iTiison, I S Hirnv. .IS liiei'
lot .d ii'licr lor Hu- iiuini i
li.ilMi of 'I '|l,om:i'. ,itid Si
.ItiIui lo llu- lezisLilllir .ipt
•stexeusoTi is at pri-s.-nl si-rvilIC
a-k p'oxost m.irshal .ind rhief of
siTiitilv and ilil.-lligenee at
l.oc klioiiriir. .-lirhasr near f'n
Iiimluis. D f'apl. Slrveii.son is
pspeeti-d to ar-iume offier here
l>\ Sept I. If the legislaturp
confirms his appointment. The
rovernor said the neminrr will
hr a valuable addition to bla
ataff.
By OTIS I,. II.AIKSTO.N
Ahimni Headrpiorter; at Sh.aw
CnivT-rHly (intintmcerl thl.. week in-
iti.il plitn • for a M.imniuth Hoii.ie- i
C.minc Oh«.rv;„,cc mxl fall ui,- ,.„.vinv‘ Brim- Mo.illrir,
,lr, II,. ..|,n„;;„r.,l„, ol 111.' C.vnc.l , p,„, I
nich-ird H'lrrh. ;ig'- -in, -if having
Alumni A. .'ocuilion,
j Slu'diilod to higbliglH the
!hr.i(i‘i|i is f«intbill name Ort'.ber
' *6 hf'w-e.fi .muiw Uiiiv»-r';Uv
Muni.s Bi'iwti CnlleKu “f Atlanta
firir;;n, ond an Alumni FcHowsh-p
Duiii'r the proceeding *-vening.
In innoimcitig pla.'- f'U the "mfef
the officT- m.idr known fhi- .sel'-i
.-l.-tp-n ‘.f Ihe following rommmlf-
•ff I'll n-m.an to handle details for
the two day prngr.am:
W n rollind of Sniithfield, and
the Rcv.‘rcnd Leon C. Riddick, of ^7 '*'
Raleigh- Ticket Rales Otis I. H.air- H'^rch was bound nwr o r.*-
st.m, and Carl Easleiling ot Ra- cordera rnurt afler the prclimin
leifih—Publicity and Printing Ran- hearing in M.ayors court, on
charges' of larency from person
lobivd him of «n ■•■Fillu they w**:r
Ii'liiic III •. ,^'l•'>^fhnn In in
f'U tnaCon gi\'''n Hu- l*eol ufficei •
hv M'liihi I'-. h- and Hnirh wer ■
tuliny in the fi'Ui* .■'‘•at of the eal’.
I'nrch beinc 01 *h** right The sol
f|ir-i f-h.-irg'-? that when he h-f
till- taxi a* the A (’I. .dntion, hi.'
nu'ttey w,is gone He te.;tifies lhai
ne nienlioned thr- lo.q. of the nu'n-
tT» lliireh. whom he • .|eg''s
1 kniR- and ehn-ied him
(Continued on back page) .and assault. Trial was set for passage of time .the impoetioo ot
' «f—an injustice.'*
Monday.
Washingtor (ANP- — Empercr
Hiile Upla?«ie has protested imough
'tipi miatic ehaniieh against the
piopn-..-,! bv thr council of foreigr
•f !iii ter to postpone for a year
I find decir-ion on the disposition
f Krdre^ and Italian ■'^omatilaiMi.
f'ltmr, Itfilran col-nie.? in East Af
rica. It was ledrned lar'. w«k.
Ethiopia claimed the r*tum of
Hic-e arei:, on (h» gronrd that they
were a pait of her territory bffc»-e
leinu -.eized by Italy ITie erupv-
nr' (.(.dement a" released read;
The leiurn t'j Italy under spy
foioi the .'olonies of F.ast Afnet
acquired in dlahnnoi and used for
igui- would be an immorA
ift. w'hirh would profoundly Jeo-
piM'li/e the political .',nd economle
jt.ibdily of that area. To delay and
lo compromise when and where the
■•ohili.in IS Clear and. In justice,
inevitable, i* ii'U only to -lelay and
t«i compromise justice, but alao to
reveal at this troubled and crucial
jiehod of world hlst-ary. a reluc
tance tn do Justice ami perhape ev
en a disposition to tolerate with the