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... Many there were who Progress in South declared that the late Africa. war was mainly a result of the policy of the Afrikander Bond. Certain it is that the Bond gave passive and it is believed frequently active assistance secretly to enemies of Great Britain ...
... A UNITED AFRICA War is Creating New Economic Life GENERAL DE GAULLE General de Gaulle , Free French leader , entertained at luncheon by the Royal African Society at Overseas House , London , yesterday , spoke . o £ a , , new , united Africa emerging from ...
... H.M.S. returned to her anchorage at the Tail of the Bank yesterday afternoon. The Perthshire South Africa war fund has been closed. The total amount of the fund was £5982, and 602 persons were on the register. The Lancashire Going Awat Clubs.—About ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR Stellenbosch, Saturday. Mr Merriman, lecturing on the economic aspects of the war yesterday, urged that it was the people's duty to see that South Africa spoke with no divided voice. General Botha's example might well claim a ...
... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES Step that Would End Their Independence SIR WM . BEVERIDGFNORTH AFRICA WAR GRAVES Sm Wiiliam Beveridge , . who , at Stroud , Gloucestershire , on Saturday , confessed to hoping that the Government would have been able to put his ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. It k officially that, the suggestion of the Union Government since outbreak of war, the Imperial Government has decided remove Imperial troops from South Africa. The Union Government, having undertaken the defence of the Dominion ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. Governor-General's Tribute to Troops. Appeal for More Men. Cape Town, Friday (delayed). Lord Buxton, Governor-General, opening the Union Parliament this afternoon, mentioned that th© East African campaign was completion. thanked ...
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... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR A MOST interesting lecture on ** South Africa ™ was enjoyed by a Ministry of Information audience at Viewmount last Wednesday night. The speaker was Captain Alan Lennox Short, who has seen Africa at war in two ...
... purposes of war in South Africa, and Britain has only been waitthe consolidation of this force to withdraw most, if nof all her line battalions, from South Africa. Notwithstanding the dangers facing her from actual invasion by German troops, South Africa has ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. FOR THE WAR. FIVE MILLIONS MOREIVANTED A Supplementary Army Estimate was issued on Tuesday for £5,000,000, being the amount required ia the present financial year, ending March 31st next, to meet additional expenditure caused by the war in ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR The speech of General Hertzog, till recently the Prime Minister of the South African Union, in the Union Parliament yesterday will astonish most of its readers not only in Britain but throughout the world. Possibly it will be ...