IN SOUTH AFRICA
RACIALISM REVIVED
IF HERTZOG CAME TO POWER
SMUTS OUTLINES PARTY POLICY.
(SNHED W.ESS ASSOCIATION.—OOmuORT.) ; (ASBIRAUAN • KEW ZEALAND CAILE A8BOCIATIOK.) (Received 16th April, 9 a.m.) ■ CAPETOWN, 14th April. : General Smuts, Premier of South Africa, addressing a monster meeting in the City Hall, derided the Nationalist and Labour alliance. He denied General Hertzog's charge that the Government were the agents of the British Government. He declared that the charge arose from Hertzog's unalterable hostility to the British Government. General Hertzog had revived racialism, and, if he came to the helm, racialism would flourish from one end of the land to the other. .. \ The South African Party's programme was based on industrial development, in which great progress had already been made.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 90, 16 April 1923, Page 7
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