James Aggrey

"... 2CH, at 5.58 p.m., when the Young People's Department will present another of its popular radio dramatisa tions. This month the Department presents 'Dark Harmony' ? the story of James Aggrey of Africa. Ministers, Sunday school superintendents, and youth leaders are asked to make this broadcast well-known among their young people. ' V LISTEN IN! This Sunday, 21st March, 1943 at ..."

"... rebroadcast: Australian Foundation Day program by Paul Eve, Australian journalist. 7.30 Burning Questions. 7.50-Ballads, Reg. Willoughby (tenor). 8-B.B.C. Newsreel. 8.25-Chamber music. 8.50-Talk by Mr. Curtln. 9--Here's Variety. 9.30-Nelson Eddy. James Aggrey (play). 10 Spotlights. by Frank Doherty: Fred As taire. 10.15-Music. 10.30-Close. 5AD-PI-MU-SE.-5.45-Musicale. 6.30 News. 6.45-Yes, What? 7-Music. 7.13-Dad and Dave. 7.30-Martin's Cor ner. 7.45-Tradesmen's Entrance. 8 Mleet Mr. Meek. 8.30-Who ..."

"... Salva i tPi? Axm^ then addressed the children on the significance of Epire Day. He illustrated his2 ad dress with a narration of Incidents from the life story of James Aggrey, celebrated South African missionary. The theme of his address was that the Empire be longed to each and every one of us, and it was the duty of all to ..."

"... in Africa, both through their African alumni and graduates who have worked there,? Mr. Tront said. ?The movement toward selfgovernment in West Africa was given primary impetus by Dr. James Aggrey, bom on the Gold Coast, now the independent nation of Ghana. Dr. Aggrey was educated at UNCF's Livingstone College in Salisbury, N. C., and at Columbia University. ?President Kwaftie Nkrumah of Ghana and Dr. Narrtdi Azikiwe, president of the Nigerian Senate, (Continued on ..."