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American nations and for their rep­ of full protection of life and liberty ment of voluntary federation and Announcing Change •/ Hours WEST INDIANS SEEK complete self government and that resentation in making of all plans for the Caribbean peoples, and for the stage is now set for the consu- for the political, military, economic all peoples without regard to race, The Point Service Station REPRESENTATION AT mation of West Indian liberation, and social security of all the peo­ the West Indies National council in ples of the Americas.” color or creed. Germantown and Lakeview UNITED NATION'S CONFER. a special meeting of its conference “Genuine equality of rights both Open Daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Moved by the plight of the West Closed Sundays By Reginald Pierrepointe committee, announced its plans to Indian masses despite their contri­ in fact and in law for all peoples NEW YORK, Apr. 6 (ANP)— press for a hearing at the San Fran­ bution of wealth to European em­ everywhere and full democratic citi­ Gas, Oil, Tires, Battery and cisco conference. Lubrication Service Declaring that the great moment pires and their sacrifices in the pres­ zenship rights including universal has at last arrived for the achieve- Inspired by the successes won at FU 05961 ent war against nazism and fascism, adult suffrage, for all people.” the now historic Havana confer­ the conference committee stressed ence of American foreign ministers its demand for “specific inclusion of Accountant Auditors in July. 1940, the council confidently- the Caribbean peoples in the plans Complete Bookkeeping outlined a seven-point program for of the conference for post-war re-, CHEF JIM TURNER SUGGESTS Service presentation by the delegates for habilitation and social security.” adoption at the united nations’ con­ Other points of the program call Have Your Sunday Meals at the J. B. BLAYTON & CO. ference. Mallory Building Fifth at Horace for “practical recognition of the Representation was called for by age-long objective of the West In­ AMERICAN LEGION the council’s conference “as a mat­ dian peoples for voluntary federa­ ter of democracy and justice and tion. SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS by virtue of the vital contribution All kinds of sandwiches, Bar-B-Que, chops and chicken which the Caribbean people have “Guarantees for the abolition of Open Monday through Saturday from 5 p.m. to 11:30 made to the war effort and to de­ all discriminatory laws and prac­ p.m. Sunday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. mocracy in this hemisphere and the tices based on race, religion, color, world.” • or previous condition of servitude 324 South Broadway Pointing to the fact that the colo­ oppression, and for the assurance I nial peoples of the Caribbean area constitute the last remnants of European imperialistic domination in the Americas, the council made the heart of its seven-point pro­ gram the “forthright recognition of the unalienable rights of the Carib­ f)37ci£ bean peoples to self-government and self-determination,” according to Herman P. Osborne and Richard B. Moore, spokesmen for the con­ WHEN MY NEIGHBOR JUST GOT A ference committee. Relying on the great principles that form the foundation of liberty and solidarity of all the nations of the Americas, the program calls for TELEPHONE? “integration, on the basis of equal­ ity, of the Caribbean peoples into the regional organization of the

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