DR. MALAN REBUKED.
DISORDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA, CAPE TOWN, July 31. The Prime Minister (General Smuts) vigorously accused Dr. Malan and his colleagues of stirring up 'strife, when Dr. Malan protested on behalf of a number of Afrikaans students who had been badly man-handled for deliberately breaking the daily two-minutes’ silence.
General Smuts said: “The disorderliness, sabotage, and public violence at present being perpetrated are the most likely outcome of the vehement peace propaganda you and your party are conducting. You have slighted parliament’s decision, opposed the country s policy, and cultivated a spirit of resistance against lawful authority.”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 252, 1 August 1940, Page 5
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