CAPE COALITION
A NEW CHAPTER IN HISTORY
'Unifcoj Presa Association— T ]y Electric Telegraph—C opyright.) CAPETOWN, Feb. 24. The Coalition Government is understood to leave the native question in abeyance recognising that problems of a national restoration ar e more urgent. The other main difficulty is being solved by an agreement that the unitary
principle in South Africa be maintained through provincial system he entrenched ana strengthened. It is believed that the resignation of Doctor Malan and of perhaps two other Ministers from the present Cabinet is ’mminent. ,
The whole country, however, is thrilled at the opening of th e new chapter ■'ll South African history, which General Smuts regards as most hope'ul for racial peace for a generation.
LABOUR NOT REPRESENTED. (Received Feb. 25th. at 10.30 a.m.) CAPETOWN, February 24. The Coalition Cabinet numbers twelve, of which six are of each party. Labour is not re preen ted. Parliament will adjourn next week, and then Mr Hertzog will announce Te names of the Ministers, General Smuts ranking second.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1933, Page 5
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