Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
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Milan Sits On
Powder keq
BY LAUREEN WHIT


and efforts. However, there is one
rule that has stood the test Of
time. It is, Whatsoever a man
Sowth, that shall he also reap"
And his is true whether we SOW
good or bad.
Thousands of years ago, men
drew crude pictures of animals and
other objects on the walls of caves.
Modern writing resulted from their
efforts. If it were not for the eff
forts of those men of antiquity,
the works of Shakespeare, the
equations of Einstein and all other
inspiring and Informative works
could not be recorded.
In like manner, much has re-
suited from the efforts of primi-
tive man to master the simplest
mathematics. Doubtless, it was on
exhaustive struggle for ancient
man to understand that 2 could be
put into 8 four times. If the strug-
gle had not been made to under
stand simple mathematics, We
could have no higher mathematics
and many conveniences of every
day living would not exist.
In the same way that sowing
| the constructive and beneficial
produces the constructive and
beneficial, the opposite is true. A
modern war lord sowed seeds of
destruction. e ended up destroying
| himself. his same war lord spread
venom of race hatred and referred
| to all Negroes as being born half
apes who were not fit to associate
with Aryans. Before this war lords
| body was cold, Aryans were So
liciting mates from aiming the dark
skinned people he wanted them 10
hate. E.
l wonder what will be the re-
suits of the seeds Daniel F.. Malan
is now planting in South Africa.
| i
| with oppression, race hatred and ex-
ploitations. He has always opposed
any advancement of the native in,
the land of their birth. Prime Min
| lister Malan and his clique act as if
they would be unable to earn a
living if they were not allowed to
take unfair advantage of the ma
| tives.
Recently Malan has openly op-
posed a Supreme Court decision
in favor of native. The Court,
cn appeal, upheld the plea of an
African native that he had the
right to use the waiting room re-
served for whites at the railway
station at Capetown because the
facilities provided for Negroes We're
| inferior.
This was too much for Malan
and company, and at this time they
are active trying to interfere with
the course of justice. They are
trying to further crush the natives.
| They want to keep the natives
| feeling inferior and undeserving, of
decent treatment. Now, we cannot
| tell the ultimate results of Malan,s
attitude, but we. do know what
happened in China under condi-
tions somewhat similar.
The English and the Americans
enjoyed extra-territoria privileges
in China. Englishmen and. Amer
leans were not subject to the courts
and laws of China. That is the
same as a group of Chinese COM
ing over to England or the United
States to exploit us or the English,
and then setting courts of their
own to decide whether hey were
right or wrong in their dealings
| If the Communists ever get to
the Africans and offer them a
better way of life, the Africans
Twill do as the Chinese. This might
| take few years, but it will surely
come if something isn't done
tquickly. Africa is a powder keg! It
is the key to the worlds future.
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