PARTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA.
ALLIANCE CRITICISED.
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CAPE TOWN, April 14,
General Smuts, Prime Minister, addressing a monster meeting in the City Hall, derided the Nationalist-Labour Alliance. He denied General Hertzog's charge that the Government' was an agent of the British Government. General Smuts declared that the charge arose from General Hertzog's unalterable hostility to the British Government. He had revived racialism, apd if he came to the helm racialism would flourish from one end of the land, to the other.
The South African was based on -industrial development, in which much progress had already been made.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17740, 17 April 1923, Page 9
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