AROUSING THE BLACKS
BOLSHEVIK PLOT. IN S. AFRICA LONDON. Nov: ‘I. From London, Johannesburg and Moscow comes light oh the speech of the Hon. J. T. Robs, Minister in the Government of the' Union of South Africa, at’ Johannesburg on Saturday, when he attacked what he termed'Bolshevist attempt's to put “new fangled ideas” into Ihe heads of South African natives. A Russian detailed plan of campaign in South Africa to Create an independent black republic is reported bv Riga correspondents, who say the Communist international has issued final orders to the Communist party in South Africa for 'itffdiMfijd .agitation among the blacks. ‘Thes'e instructions'are based on the personal report ofl Miss Rebecca Bunting, South African comrade, who visited 'Moscow ’specially to describe progress- of the racial war in -South Africa. The “Friend’s House” m London has now issued an appeal for donations tq the “native legislation group.” The appeal'is signed by 10 persons, including Willoughby Dickinson, assistant chief secretary to the Government of Northern Rhodesia.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16836, 27 December 1928, Page 10
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