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Pan-African Congress press release 11

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Summarizing George Padmore's remarks on the West Indies; those of Ken Hill on the situation in Jamaica; C. Lughington on the West Indian National Part; a Mr. Harper, on Britain's south South American colony, British Guiana; J. F. F. Hojas on the Trinidad Socialist Part; and Mr. Yearwood on the Barbadoes Progressive League and Workers Union.
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