Armed struggle will finish Portugese

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The Algerian Press Service reports that speaking en January 25th., jAmilcear Cabral,General Secretary of the African Independence Party of Portuguesa Guinea and Cape Verde Islands, said th-t relying on their own forces people of various countries could certainly free thoamselves from thea colonial yoke. In the interview Amilcar Cabral added, "We hope that after a brief delay the people of other colonies, like the people in Angola and (Portugese) Guinea, would be able to resort to the only effective means to finish with Portuguese colonialism — armed struggle." He siad, "February 4, 1961, date of the popular uprising in Angola, will remain a historic date," "The courageous action of the Angolan Nationalists have proved that as was the case in Algeria, the peoples of 'Black Africa’ are also capable of taking up arms to fight classical colonialim,"