U.P, Complaint on Bantustan Bill UP

Nat. Kafferboeties Giving T AM also told that houses of ill T OCAL boy who has made ^ good is Johaar Mosaval, the fame are now changing their Coloured dancer back in South red lights to blue so the cops can Africa from the Royal Ballet find their way. Too Much Away Company and at the moment guest ★ From our Parliamentary It was a pathetic exhibition, not All it does is abolish African dancer in another local boy’s pro­ “DUM OUR also has it that tax- Correspondent only of unreality, for one is used Representation in the House of As­ duction, ’‘Pink Lemonade.” payers are in for a new loan rpH E third-reading debate on the to that, but of sheer ineptitude. Mr. sembly, the Senate and the Pro­ Crowds have been flocking to Bantustan Bill was marked by Raw’s empty, declaiming voice vincial Councils. In place of this see Mosaval backed up by the tired and old arguments, fine Na­ seemed to sum up the whole and withm the framework of tne Eoan Group’s ballet corps and ★ tionalist promises, and a significant sterility, the whole basic falseness Bantu Authorities system, it confers have come back with high praise hint of policy to come from Uni­ which is the United Party answer limited powers—far less than those for a terrific performance. ted Party speakers, notably Sir De to the equal absurdity of the Ver- of a municipality in a White area— The Group has done much to By ALEX Villiers Graaff, who opened the de­ woerd Bantustan vision. upon Nationahst-appointed Bantu promote talent in the community bate, and Mr. W. Vausc Raw, of PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS Authorities. These hirelings are and we are all looking forward to Natal, who closed it. The fact that the United Party permitted to make limited decisions further triumphs in all branches LA GUMA Mr. Raw was more explicit and are going to go to the electorate on such matters as the building oi of the arts. But lately there have less clever than Sir De Villiers. He in the provincial council elections municipal piounds, but even tnese been mutterings in the background underlined with histrionic emphasis with this barren theme was also decisions are subject to tne veto about the high-handedness of cer­ ★ thinfi Sir De Villiers hinted deli­ clearly indicated by Sir De Vil­ of the Minister, and the Authori­ tain officials resulting in signs of cately at. And he wrote a very liers. ties themselves can be deposed at dissatisfaction in the ranks of the inglorious epilogue to what was a The Bantustan Bill, said Sir De any time the Minister sees tit. membership. sad and sorry debate. Villiers, would lead to a break-up It seeks to bolster reactionary The old light-skinned and dark- levy towards entertainment allow­ The Bantustan Bill, said Mr. of the Union, and a gigantic fifth and collaborationist elements with­ skinned question seems to be crop­ ances for the police force. Raw, drew a black noose round the column of urban Africans. in the Airican people. That these ping up, too, particularly around ★ throat of White South Africa. While the Bill might bring some opportunists are hated by the Afri­ a certain young lady said to be an Xf'ROM the screen in the flick the advantages to the Africans, he can people as a whole can be seen outstanding dancer but who hasn’t NAT KAFFERBOETIES other night, snapped star Si­ said, nothing at all would come oy a recent application by been given a chance to move natra: ’‘We don’t expect you to Waving a State Information Of- the way of the Whites. Transkeian chiefs for firearms to higher up because she happens to die. We don’t even expect you to Ice map, his voice ringing with What he called the “remaining deal with “agitators”. have that kinky hair and dark spill a little blood. All we want false Churchillian emotion, the rump” of South Africa would be It also seeks to perpetuate the skin. you to do is sweat for the resist­ rotund member from Durban dependent for its economic welfare migratory labour system, so the We don’t know whether all thii ance . . .” Point, with wild declamatory upon a rightless proletariat, “with Whites need not sutler any incon­ is on tbe level, but where there’s “And,” added my better half gestures said: “Blood River will be all the dangers connected there­ venience by a gesture to “positive smoke there is probably a fire, beside me, “Stop eating potatoes.” handed back to the Natives, with­ with”. apartheid”. and for tbe good of progress we ★ out a shot being fired in anger.” In view of the wild and exag­ It is a fraud, as the United Party hope that the Group will be able INHERE is dead silence on the Mr. Raw’s forefathers, he gerated claims made by both Uni­ says, certainly, but it is not a frauu to throw cold water on it and con­ CAC front. Nobody ain’t say­ claimed, had fought and sacrificed ted Party and Nationalist speakers. imposed upon the White electorate, tinue with the good work. ing nuttin. A case of the jitters? to civilise the “Native,” and the It is necessary to repeat once again and if implemented represents no kafferboetie Nationalists were un­ just what the Bill does. threat whatever to their interests. doing all this by handing large It does not, as United Party and It is a fraud with which the Gov­ parts of South Africa back to these Nationalist speakers claimed, split ernment seeks to delude a few self-same savages without a shot or South Africa into one White and Africans by talk of “national cul­ a stniul*- several Black splinter States. ture” and “self-rule”, while main­ “ People Determined taining the status quo. And Mr. De Wet Nel, the Minis­ ter who has been piloting the mea­ sure, claimed that it would show to Hit Back” the way not only to South Africa People’s History in but to the whole world. RADIO BLUES Turok Tells Provincial Council About Dr. Albert Hertzog, one of Dr. Verwoerd’s blue-eyed boys, who Boycott of Nat. Goods Song was recently promoted to the Cabi­ “The conditions under which the net by his master, showed one of CAPE TOWN. I’T^HE Congress movement is tak- people are forced to live are creat­ the reasons for his advancement ing a great deal of ill-feeling, and Recitals by Cradock Choir when he said the moment the Afri­ ing steps through the economic boycott to hit back at the people the patience of the people is being From Govan Mbeki a Volunteer during the Defiance can was given a wireless there was sorely tried. Now they are taking PORT ELIZABETH, Campaign in 1952. She fell out of a danger he would not listen to responsible for the poverty and ill- treatment of the vast majority of steps to hit back. appearance of the Cradock a moving vehicle. programmes that were good for “Part of these steps is the recent, The ANC made elaborate ar­ him but to propaganda from over­ Non-Europeans, said Mr. Ben Tm -*• mixed choir of about 40 rok, Africans’ representatiev foi decision of the African National voices at concerts here last week rangements and it had been expec­ seas stations such as Radio Mos­ Congress to call for a ban on the brought to light the vast cultural ted that a mammoth assembly cow, Radio Cairo and Radi* Cape Western, in the Provincial Council budget debate last week. purchase of potatoes. This follows potentialities of our people that would have taken place at the un­ Ghana. on the persistent ill-treatment of hav# yet to be released. veiling ceremony. But the Na­ A solution to this problem Mr. Turok detailed the results African labourers on potato farms The choir was under the baton tionalist Government imposed a would be to give the African ultra of an investigation of African liv­ in the Union and as a protest of the ANC veteran, Canon J. A. ban on the ceremony a few days short-wave transmissions. The ing conditions he had conducted against the system of forced con­ Calata. Almost all the songs the before it took place. answer might lie in the use of personally in a number of areas in tract labour. •hoir rendered were his own com­ The song starts dramatically on transistors—which are extremely the Western Cape. “No doubt potatoes will not be positions, and taken together they the downward beat thus: expepsive, incidentally. “The conditions in which the the only items to be placed under provide a history of the Liberatory “Congress sent out a Clarion Call Dr. Hertzog also, incidentally, people live are shocking in many boycott. It has been suggested that Struggle in song. Canon Calata to Volunteers. said it was ‘practically the rule” areas,” he said. ‘There are con­ certain brands of canned fruit, ve­ has recorded in music the story of ’To Peddie,’ it said, ’to unveil a that post office workers found taminated wells, moist soil, bad getables and jams as well as major happenings in the course of Tombstone, guilty of theft and fraud were dis­ sanitation, litter, filth — typhoid cigarettes produced by a Na­ the struggle. He has composed Tombstone of the Warrior, Vo­ missed. could break out in these places at tionalist firm will be boycotted too. songs on the Defiance campaign lunteer Selina Mxokozeli.’ How odd this is in contrast with any time”. Other items may follow. against Unjust Laws, the imposition But Mnyamana (Swartjie) im­ the attitude of the Minister of Jus­ “In general the principle adopted of bans on leaders of the move­ posed a ban. tice, Mr. Swart, st^ho stoutly main­ POOR HOUSING is that where a firm is using a sec­ ment, the Treason Trial and many He ordered his police to stop the tains that it is bis Christian duty to Mr. Turok showed the Council a tional appeal and drawing strength other incidents. people.” keep the erring mtembers of his po­ photograph of a municipal com­ from the Nationalist Government, When two songs, in particular, Towards the end, the song lice Hock within the fold and give pound in Kyamandi location, Stel­ or where a firm infringes upon the were sung before the audience of ridicules the Nationalist action, and them a second chance. lenbosch, where 20 people slept on right of the people, its produce about 1,500 at the Moslem Insti­ depicts the police wandering about Surely it is more important that the floor of a room measuring 15 will be declared black and will be tute on Sunday, May 24, the peo­ drenched to the skin by the rain. a policeman convicted of brutality feet by 12 feet. boycotted. Perhaps not only here be dismissed from a body whose ple listened in intense silence which POLICE SHOOT NANGOZA In the City Council area at but overseas as well. bespoke their rapt attention. After The second song that held the sole function should be to pre­ “ONE THING WE serve the law. Nyanga, the people were expected the rendering, there was a pause audience spell-boimd was about to live in corrugated iron houses MAKE PERFECTLY CLEAR—IT which was broken by a member Nangoza Jebe, a young Volunteer NUCLEAR TESTS BAN DOES NOT PAY TO BE A SUP­ The week was also notable for which were leaky and draughty. of the audience who quietly walked who was shot and killed by the There were no floors, no stoves, no PORTER OF THE NATIONA­ up to the chairman, dropped a police at Embizweni Square, New a passionate plea by a Nationalist LIST GOVERNMENT.” silver coin, and then called for an Brighton, in March, 1956, after the Dr. Carel de Wet, for South Africa electricity or water inside. In the encore. Government had imposed a blanket to press for an immediate ban on Divisional Council area 8 persons The silver collection from the ban on meetings, which still nuclear-bomb tests. Out of the stayed in a room 6 yards square, Sactu Delegates Refused two recitals was handed to the >erates, in the Port Elizabeth and mouths of babes and sucklings. paying a total rent of £11 per Cradock branch of the ANC to 3umansdorp districts. month. There was a brick floor but help them defray the expenses in The song runs thus: no electric light. Passports connection with the case in which “In response to Mnyamana’s In Worcester the houses were all JOHANNESBURG. two men were found not guilty of Orders; “Path of Thunder” as of cement, and the people com­ The two vice-presidents of the the murder of the late Roux, a Shoot before you ask questions. Soviet Ballet plained they were very cold. Many S.A. Congress of Trade Unions farmer. The police fired and lulled the of the doors were broken down. In elected to put SACTU’s case to the In one song was related the story brave Volunteer. The Soviet Union’s famous Bol­ the Paarl Divisional Council road meeting of the International Labour •f the death of a Volunteer, Mrs. But the masses of the People shoi Ballet Company is rehearsing workers lived in hovels which were Organisation in Geneva have been Selina Mxokozeli, and the subse­ stand firm still, a ballet on South Africa’s racialism. cold and wet. Wellington’s African refused passports by the Govern­ quent ban by the Government in They demand FREEDOM in Our It is by Kara-Karayev and is based workers were housed in horrible ment. 1954 of an unveiling ceremony of Life Time.” on the novel “Path of Thunder” by pondokkies. Farm workers in the They are Mrs. Viola Hashe and a tombstone which the ANC erec­ One went away feeling that the Coloured writer, Peter Abra­ Paarl area lived in terrible poverty, Mr. Moses Mabhida. ted to her memory. Selina died on these songs, produced in the heat hams. with bad sanitation. The Dept, of the Interior notified her way back home to Peddie of the struggle, are part of the na­ The novel, which was published “I have been told that 90 per cent SACTU on June 4 that the pass­ from the notorious West Bank tional treasure. They should be in the Soviet Undon several years of accommodation for Non-Whites ports would not be granted. The (East London) jail where she had compiled in book form and pre­ ago, has enjoyed wide popularity in the rural areas does not conform Geneva conference opened on June served a period of imprisonment as served. there. to the regulations,” said Mr. Turok. 2. two days earlier. ADENAUER HOPES TO Notting Hill Fascist PREVENT SUMMIT Links W ith S.A. T^UPLICATED fascist leaflets being circulated in London’s Notting Hill district—where a Coloured man was recently stabbed to death by a white gang, and where the Fascist Mosley has announced RIG-FOUR MEETING that he will stand as a candidate for parliament—provide evidence of a link-up between the racialist movements of Britain, the United 'DEHIND the decision of the die- signs that Dulles was being be­ States and South Africa, and strengthen the view that Mosley’s visit hard 83-year-oId extreme right- trayed. to the Union had as its purpose the tightening of these links. wing German Chancellor, Conrad Everywhere that Lloyd went, put­ Adenauer, to refuse to relinquish ting forward the British proposal It cannot be a coincidence that made its appearance only since his position as top man in West that a summit meeting should be the threatening letters now flooding Mosley’s visit to Verwoerd, is that Germany, lies the determination of called, Adenauer followed in his Notting Hill, are couched in a it contains fulsome praise of apart­ German reaction to do everything footsteps to put the opposite view. similar vein to those recently seen heid, and recommends to the Bri­ potsible to prevent the holding of a When he left the U.S. to return in South Africa, and are, like them, tish electorate that it should adopt summit meeting. to Bonn, Adenauer announced that signed KKK. the same “firm” policy with regard The West German militarists he was very pleased with the results The British leaflet purports to to the Coloured people as that know that any solution of world of his visit. There can be little doubt give the ‘racial facts’ about Ne­ adopted in South Africa. problems reached by east and west that his progress convinced him that groes, and contains material almost must of necessity result in the curb­ there would be U.S. support for his identical with that being distributed ing of the Nazi militarist forces decision to retain the chancellor­ both in the Southern States and in Ghana—Simple in Germany, and they are fighting ship and so prevent the swing away South Africa. every inch of the way to obstruct from the extreme right which his A new feature of this racialist Question to Israelis the path to the summit. replacement by Professor Erhard propaganda, and one which has Foreshadowing Adenauer’s dra­ would have signalled. Adenauer—A real die-hard. Ghana’s Ambassador to Is­ matic decision withdrawing his rael, Dr. William Helm, was promise to allow himself to be responsible for what the S.A. kicked upstairs into the German Jewish Times described as “an presidency, came a significant report awkward situation,” when he from Bruce Rothwell, Washington CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN put Jewiffi leaders on the spot correspondent of the London News over their failure to fight Chronicle. He wrote last week that modern-day fascism. Adenauer had taken his op­ “Certain Jewish leaders in portunity (while in the U.S. for the the British Commonwealth funeral of his political Siamese- AFRICA LIKE THOSE OF NAZIS wrongly think that they should twin, the late John Foster Dulles) not fight the Fascist Mosley, of “using all his influence to dis­ who has ceased his anti-Jewish suade President Eisenhower from Rritish Writer Soys activities, but is now fighting going to a summit conference. the Coloured peoples. The nPHE failure of the people of Bri- independent witness testified, the drinking of contaminated water Adenauer was never so agile, so was officially issued. apathetic attitude which Jew»? determined.” tain and France to rise up in prisoners “were like a lot of people are now adopting towards anger against the crimes perpetrated who had just come out of action, All this came out at a judicial FEARS LLOYD a lot of wounded and so on”. Sul­ enquiry (after a few persistent La­ Mosley is angering all Col­ When the French Foreign Minis­ in their names in Algeria, Kenya oured people, and especially and Nyasaland is compared, in an livan declared himself satisfied bour MP’s had made it impossible ter and close Adenauer ally, Couve with the morning’s work. any longer to deny the facts). Ghana.” de Murville, announced that he was article in the New Statesman thii He asked hLs listeners to cx- week, with that of the Germans in But a little later, his deputy told But, asks Johnson, what action is going to fly back to France earlier to be taken? “The relatives of the pre.ss their opinion on the sub­ than the other foreign ministers in the time of Hitler. him that eleven of the men were ject but “all awkwardly ab­ dead. Only then did he begin to murdered men will receive £200 order to report to De Gaulle, it The German crimes were partly apiece. Sullivan and his deputy are stained.” was Adenauer who got him to hidden by a complete censorship, worry. “One body might not matter much,” says Johnson. “Eleven were to be disciplined. None of the war­ change his mind. Had de Murville says the writer, Paul Johnson, but ders is to be tried. Neither Cowan gone it would have meant that there is no Frenchman who can too many even for the Kenya gov­ ernment to conceal.” nor Campbell has been dismissed. VENEZUELA’S parliament has the new U.S. man, Herter, would possibly claim that he is unaware Nor has Baring, the governor. Len­ unanimously adopted a resolution have been left alone in the plane that his government maintains COVER UP nox-Boyd has not taken the honour­ of solidarity with Bolivia in a dis­ back to Paris with Gromyko and large-scale concentration camps in pute with the United States follow­ Algeria. The fact is admitted in a Nevertheless an attempt at con­ able course and resigned . . . They British Foreign Secretary Lloyd, cealment was made. Campbell, the are all going to get away with it. ing the publication of remarks by a who, because he is anxious to recent government report which U.S. official that the best thing for says that there are in the region Assistant Commissioner of Prisons “Why, in Heaven’s name? Be­ reach some sort of agreement, is was sent to the camp. His testi­ cause we, British citizens, on whose Bolivia would be for the country to considered by Adenauer to be a big­ of a million men, women and be divided un among its neighbours. children in these camps, and con­ mony makes it clear that he made ultimate authority these crimes ger menace than Gromyko him­ no efforts to investigate the cause were committed—good Britons, as A week of Bolivian demonstra­ self. cedes the existence of general mal­ tions and the stoning of U.S. libra­ nutrition and a high infant mor­ of the deaths, only to cover it up. no doubt we like to think ourselves Adenauer is reported to have told On his return a story about pri­ —are not prepared to insist on ries and propaganda agencies was Eisenhower that he was disap­ tality rate — characteristic features retribution.” the result. pointed with the progress at of the German camps. soners having died following the Geneva. The legacy that Dulles Equally, no Frenchman can deny had left was that the West “would that he is aware that torture is not give an inch”, but there were regularly practised by the French army, for this has also been ad­ U.S. SPENDS £250111. ON SPIES mitted officially and testified to in No Asylum Request by numerous books and newspaper ar­ ticles, Russian Woman “Children and pregnant women South African newspapers carried have been tortured. The location of But Results are “ Plain Lousy” reports last week that the wife of many of the torture chambers «s the assistant naval attache at the known; so are the identities of some ^PYING has become a major have to tell the public how much il is just plain lousy.” Soviet Embassy in London had ap­ of the torturers. But it is not re­ American industry. There are spends or what it spends it on. And that h not very surprising if plied for “political asylum.” But corded that a single one of them no fewer than nine separate cloak This probably saves them both a they rely at all on the sort of stufl most of them did not report the has been punished. There has been and dagger outfits at work, carry­ good deal of embarrassment. that men like Professor Munger official denial by the British Home no widespread public protest . . . ing on underhand intrigue on a PITCHED BATTLE send to the U.S.A. Office, a few days later, that the There are, il seems, very few good world-wide basis and spending each It saved the Americans, for ex­ application of the woman, Nina Frenchmen.” year in the neighbourhood of £250 ample, from having to explain to Dimitriev, had nothing to do with million of the taxpayers* money. the public who was responsible for KENYA the terrific rough-house in a Wash­ politics at all. Mrs. Dimitriev, the Similarly, the existence of con­ Though exact figures are secret, estimates suggest that between ington restaurant when the place Home Office announced, had sim­ centration carVips in Kenya has was smashed to bits in a battle be­ ply had a family row with her hus­ been known by the British public 20,0(X) to 30,(KX) full-time spies are now on the government’s payrolls. tween CIA men and members of the band and had decided not to return for years. Official spokesmen have Federal Bureau of Investigation- home with him. gone on record that their inmates The best financed is the Central Intelligence Agency headed bv Allen each group having mistaken the “There is no question of Mrs. must expect to remain there for other for Communist agents. Dimitriev asking for political asy­ years, perhaps for life. And now Dulles (brother of the late Foster). The CIA now occupies 30 or more On the expensive side, there was lum.” said the oflBcial statement. the murder of eleven prisoners at the time—as reported by columnist “She b simply applying as an alien Hola (New Age, two weeks ago), buildings all over Washington and is building an enormous £23 million Westbrook Pegler—that “agents of for permission to remain here.” has established the fact that pri­ the CIA handed over SIO.CKio.OOO in Press suggestions that her hus­ soners are beaten to death in Brit­ edifice all for itself. One of the big things about the unmarked ten-dollar bills to the band had been hustled back to the ish concentration camps. secret service of the Communist Soviet Union against his will were The events at Hola were not ac­ CIA is that, like its little brother here, the Special Branch, it doesn’t government of Poland in the belief also refuted by the Home Office. cidental, Johnson says. They flowed that they were dealing with some He had been inetrviewed by immi­ logically from a carefully-pre­ ‘underground’ organisation which gration officers at the London Air­ pared attempt to put into action a “S.A.^ Treason Trial” was opposing that government.” port before leaving and had every plan, “to force prisoners to work,” Pegler, by the way, thinks the opportunity of refusing to go. drawn up by Cowan, the Senior in Japanese CIA is “no good and ought to be -«t>- Superintendent of Prisons in Kenya. A Japanese publishing house. Ka- wiped out.” Cowan ordered Sullivan, the head dokawa Shoten. has decided to issue ‘PLAIN LOUSY’ IRAQ has welcomed the return of the Hola camp, to nut the nlan, a Japanese edition of “The South Then there are intelligence fail­ to the count|7 of several hundred which involved the use of violence African Treason Trial,” by Lionel ures for which CIA would rather Kurdish families who were forced and had been used elsewhere, into Forman and Solly Sachs, and the not be held accountable. TTie most to flee to the Soviet Union after action at Hola too. Johnson asserts contract has been signed in London. publicised fumble was its flat- the failure of Kurdish revolts that British Secretary for the Colo­ The translation is now being made footedness on the eruption of revo­ aeainst the Iraq dictatorship in nies, Lennox-Boyd “and his par­ in Tokyo and it is planned to have lutions in Lebanon and Iraq. Both 1943 and 1946. TTie Kurds are re­ liamentary hatchet-man, Amery” the book ready in time for the Au­ took place without advance fore­ ported to have returned impressed knew of this plan and approved gust resumption of the Special casts ifrom its vast espionage net- ‘Last message from the monkey by the freedom and opportunities it. Court, following the result of the w'ork. “They didn’t know what was reads . . . yon should be up here for cultural and economic develop­ Sullivan personally supervised appeal which is being heard at going on.” Sen. Wayne Morse too, you big ape!’ ment in the USSR. the beatings. And, after he left, an Bloemfontein next week. angrily charged. “Our intelligence (Jon in the News Chronicle) SPORTLIGHT by

ft DULEEP BRAVO! GEORGE SINGH-RND CONGRATULATIONS! V'ET another step in the direction ^ of eradicating the colour bar Rugby Too ill sport was taken at the 23rd Bi­ Provincial federation on a non- ennial general meeting of the South racial basis has made its bow in African Indian Football Associa­ rugby, as in cricket and soccer. tion, when Provincial units from the In the Transvaal recently, the Cape, Transvaal and Natal unani­ Coloureds and Bantus, together with mously decided to amend their con­ the Eastern Transvaal Bantu R.U., stitution to admit any number of have linked up to form the Trans­ non-Indians as playing members for vaal Rugby Federation, with the any soccer club in South Africa. chief aim of eliminating racialism. This decision is a major victory Each of the three units have also for those sporting administrators deleted from their constitution all who have for years fought for this racial clauses, so that players can open-door policy, most notable of join any club they wish, regardless them being Mr. George Singh, vete­ of colour or creed. ran soccer Springbok and newly- Your next step must be the re­ moval of the racial tag! elected President of the Association. Ik >k * In an interview with New Age Mr. Singh said that he hoped that this action by the soccerites would be Tournament followed by all sporting organisa­ The Transvaal Bantu R.U. is still tions as the days of race separation under suspension from the national in sport were numbered. body, for alleged non-payment of certain monies, and will thus not “We cannot take part in the tournament next claim internation­ month at East London. al recognition if Surely some compromise can be we practise the arrived at, for with these unattached colour bar units who are denied big rugby, amongst our­ much harm can come about. selves and I want Ik Ik Ik to take this op­ portunity to urge W. Indies Cricket Tour all sporting orga- Worrell and his West Indies nisatioas to open cricketers will be playing their their doors and Mr. Singh, matches on most of the principal allow sportsmen of all races to be­ grounds in South Africa when they come members of their dubs,” said land here in November, Mr. Singh. In Johannesburg, the Wanderers The comolete rejection of the re­ Club have agreed to the use of their quest by FASA (the White soccer ground, while in Kimberley and body) for subservient affiliation by Port Elizabeth, the De Beers Sta­ the Indian F.A. was another mo­ dium and Crusaders Ground, respec­ mentous decision. Under no circum­ tively, have been okayed. stances would they accept such con­ In Ehirban the chances are that ditions, and urged their delegates to the game will be played on the only continue the fight for international major Non-White sports ground recognition. equipped with a turf wicket—the A reversion to the old rotary new Curries Fountain; that is if system was adopted. The anticipated Natal reverses its decision and sup­ Natal opposition did not arise and ports the tour. If this does not come wise counsel prevailed. about, the chances are that Kings- It has given sportsmen a great mead Ground will then be taken by deal of satisfaction to see Mr. the Board. George Singh elected President. In Cape Town the ground ques­ This position has eluded the ever­ tion has not been settled, but it is green George for many years, and confidently expected that Newlands it is a fitting reward for a man who will be available. Otherwise the has devoted so much to soccer. 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The Africa’s policy of apartheid in sport latter are concerned because the at the Olympic Committee meeting ^Eng.), Qualified Sight-testing and tour is in jeopardy, if the former last month. Goods At Wholesale Prices! Dispensing Opticians, 4 King eventually decide to include Maori'' -<>- George Street (between Bree and in the 1960 team to tour South FOOTNOTE; Mrs. David Julius Plein Streets), Johannesburg Wc can offer you . . . Africa. came in to the New Age offices MEMBERS’ COMPETITION Please note Change of Address recently very annoyed about my re­ MEN’S WEAR The New Zealand body, on the Question 1. How many Africans in South Phone 22-3834 other hand, appear to have decided port that her husband is coming Shirts, Trwscrs, Suits, Blazers, 2§% Redactien to Africaae home and about to become a cler­ Khaki .Shurts, Bathing Tnmks, Africa? to exclude Maoris, but have not Underwear, .Jackets. Lumber made this fact public, and now with gyman. She is emphatic that neither Jackets and Sportswear. Question 2. Name 4 of the leading chiefs the formation of a Citizen’s Com­ report is true—that he is not com­ of 4 tribes in South Africa. ing home, and that he is not going SPORTS GOODS TWO NEW AGE mittee in Wellington and the strong t>o5aibility of other towns and into the Church. She has just re­ Football Boots, Rugby Boots, NAME ...... PAMPHLETS Baieball Boots, Hockey Boots, cities following suit, this racial dis­ turned from Portugal and hears Cricket Boots, Footballs, Rugby ADDRESS ...... YOU MUST NOT MISS! crimination may stir up public opi­ from her husband regularly and Balls, Hockey Sticks and balls. nion which may eventually imperil says she knows his plans. Where do Cricket Bats and Base Balls. 1. “CHAPTERS IN THE HIS­ the whole tour. the stories come from? she asks. TORY OF THE MARCH TO LADIES’ WEAR ANSWER 1 ...... There is now an awakening My sincere apologies, Mrs. Julius, Coats, Costumes, Underwear, FREEDOM,” By Lionel Forman amongst the Maoris who are de­ for any inconvenience which I may Skirts, Blouses, Jerseys, ANSWER 2 ...... (Price Is. 6d., Post Free) manding inclusion in every national have caused by this report. My in­ Brasses, full range of Sirdar Competition closes July 18th, IfSf team,J(n whether it is for South Africa formant must have slipped up and Wools, all the latest fashions 2. “WHO RUNS OUR NEWS­ or Timbuctoo. sent me a wrong interpretation. and designs. PRIZES. Men: 1 Blazer complete with Paddy's PAPERS? THE STORY BE- LADIES’ FOOTWEAR Lion Badge. HIND THE NON-WHITE ruouaiicu uy Keai PnntiuK « PubllshinK Co. (Ptf.) Ltd., 8 Barrack Btreat, Capa Women: 1 Box of stockings or i lb. of Town and printed by Pioneer Press fPty.) Ltd., Shelley Road, Balt River. Thle newe- Flats, Highheels, tom-toms. Sirdar Wools or 1 pair shoes. PRESS,” By Brian Bunting paper Is a member oi the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Ifew Age offices: Tannis, Hockey, and Golf shoes, MAIL OR CALL; PADDY'S MAIL ORDER (Price 9d., Post Free) Cape Town: Room 20, 8 Barrack Street, Phone 2-3787. slippers, all latest designs 105 B, Market St., Johannesburg or P.O. Box 129 Johannesbura: 162 ProKress Bulldlncs, 1B4 Commissioner Street, Pboaa »-483f. and fashions. Phone 22-30C8 Order your copies NOW from any Darhan: 703 Lodson House. HR Qrey Street, Phone 8-8SI7. New Age oflSce. Port nisabeth' • Court Obambera, IM Addorloy Mreol. Pboao M flt.

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