Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

u hnd 90 happen sooner ur
associates refused "a nn and hiae
rather they remainci on the scene
Z 70 lend encouragement and head
I the Atrteana pressing Cor "umnedi
( tao treodoma from European dom
nation
II had 10 happen because the
British and Nyasaiand authorities
were hard pressed "a quoll tho cat
break ~ nalianalipm witch had
gupped this member prutec,ornte
~ the Central African federation
Arrested with nr Banda under
cmsrguncy powers granted Gov,
ernor sir Robert Armitage. was
1 ucpry Chipombrr. nr Randas
thicf assistant and aomc 200 either
I leaders Earlier the governor had
placed ban on the Nyamland
unlt OF the African National con.
epfas. following the load of fellow
central Africa fcdctatlnn's states
/ in banning the South phodesta
Northern nhodeain, and Gambia
sontingvnts
Disorders Forecast In 'Ha
The African National Congress
heretofore was beat known for its
resistance rnle 20 apartheid IN the
uulon 81 South Africa The either
three enntinscntr came into being
several years ago when the rising
tide ~ African nationaiisni began
I 60 spread throughout the Cpntin
rnt
I The wave ~ disorders 10 the
/ Central African federation was
( forecast IN 1893 when Africans
both those highly ana lovely plae
"a openly objected 20 the fmina
| ton ~ the federation feeling g
san Simply anothot means ~ keep
,ng them undetfoo, fot perhaps 90
ar 100 mes. years The roeistaneq
| iid not cryataiilso into farmld
hitlo movement until the rrturn
last IuiY, ~ Or Banda from fnF
/ land after ~ year absence from
! his native land
on sinrlsy, short build ana some
what uiiinprosaive IN appearance
| ~ nanda'a life atory la unusual
one that would cap'ivatc the 10
/ aripation ~ coiored peoples every
whore tits early childhood VIVA
ordinary 10 was born IN NysSa
village ~ poor parents ~ ths
I Chrwa tribe A. ~ he ran away
1 from hamo 20 aeok an education
and by devious routes. found his
way 10 South Africa
Attended wherefore
An uuaie interested the lats
( bishop william Teeumssh Vernon
tbon pfeiate ~ the AME church
district 10 South Africa and .
former Y = register ~ the treas.
Jury "a the youth Bishop Vernon
took him Under his wing secured
. scholarship for him 90 attend
I Wiiboffofos university IN Ohio and
I brought him 10 the United States
Upon completing his eanealiau
~ Wibsffonce. Dr RANDI attend
- The University Of Chicago from
whore he received IN - degree
ID medicine IN 1881 A. one time
BE- served as student Instructor ia
suthTopoioKy az tho Chicago
school ~ later went ~ the Univ.
rfsity ~ Edinburgh fscotiandJ for
/ further medical studies lio hung
~ his shiDgie in the London sub
urbs catering 10 prosperous
I practice ~ some 1000 patients
I most ~ whom were white
After an absence ~ 81 years.
be returned 10 his native land 90
tabs W personally the ciIdRol with
fellow Africans in ths fight for
1 Independence ana freedom from
/ colonial rjia
a I@Eead aisee ~
10 feiipS NyaAaland Africans
hs has been something ~ n legend
since 1867 when b. ieaped into
the batiie. while IN England
agnlnst uha British plan 20 sub
merge has country In federation
with 'hs HhoSoaiaa
One ~ his first pronDncsmants
upon hia return % NyaHaland
was We are not going 20 be-
bu1lnd by Ehodsuian white sett
iefs
Another clarion caption was TO
hsii With federation
n 10 natural Thar tho Nyaaaiand
government should nes IN Dr Ban
"a ne chief tbfca, against ~
rule ard that - IN fedemilon
when ~ Banda and Chipembrs
were arrested aun0rsd ears min
iary sifrfsfi AMI troops we're On
hand b. prevent any attempt 10
rssoie hem Both vsre taken
aboard plane bound n IL sap
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