hat
Misyon an fèt nan twa Harlem enpòtan figi yo, tout lidè yo nan nwa a òganizasyon li te ye tankou Etazini Èd pou peyi Letiopi: Reveran William Lloyd Ogether, pastè nan prestijye nan St James Presbyterian, Filip M. Savoy, prezidan nan Viktwa Konpayi Asirans ak ko-pwopriyetè nan New York Amstèdam Nouvèl, ak Mr Cyril M Ray, sekretè nan Etazini Èd. Delegasyon an ensiste pou yo monak la nesesite pou yo voye yon anvwaye espesyal nan Amerik la dirèk nan koleksyon an nan tout kontribisyon yo epi yo ede reveye pasaj Afro-Ameriken sipò pou moun peyi letiopi lakòz. Enpresyone Haile Selassie deside èkspédision yon anvwaye nan Peyi Etazini. Li te chwazi l ' doktè pèsonèl, Dr Malaku Emanuel Bayen, pou nouvo pozisyon yo. Apre evènman yo te pwouve ke yo anperè a pa t ' kapab te fè yon chwa pi bon.
eng
The mission consisted of three prominent Harlem figures, all leaders of the black organisation known as the United Aid for Ethiopia: Reverend William Lloyd Imes, pastor of the prestigious St. James Presbyterian, Philip M. Savoy, chairman of the Victory Insurance Company and co-owner of the New York Amsterdam News, and Mr Cyril M Philp, secretary of the United Aid. The delegation stressed to the monarch the necessity of sending a special emissary to America to direct the collection of all contributions and to help awaken flagging Afro-American support for the Ethiopian cause. Impressed Haile Selassie decided to dispatch an envoy to the United States. He selected his personal physician, Dr. Malaku Emanuel Bayen, for the new position. Later events were to prove that the emperor could not have made a better choice.