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is November dna themselves 1i L l d vho have off-roa this ^ c -fl ’ National Congress 1 eex situation

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Rev. Theo Mareica,Acting Chairman,

Crogman Community Clinic, ______ r.vaton.

Bear Sir ,

As you Aiil remember 1 apoice to you on the 2oth July, 1948, concerning tne Clinic Affaire and especially the fact that drug accounts, Curse's aalaty has not been paid for two months and my own salaiy for 4 months to the end of July. You then promised to see about the matter on tne 31st J ; l y , 1948.

I spoke to you again last night and I was disappointed to ^ind that no arrangement has been made* Any way I shall expect you to strengthen up the matter to-night as you promised

I must have the -.147 to meet my obligations not laterthr;n next Wednesday.

re: ky 4 months 3alary Arrears :

Thanking you in advance,Yours sincerely

MEDICAL OFFICER IQ 1 AH C011S&J&ITY' CLIKIC

9th August, 1948.

Rev. 3elepe,

Acting ouperintendent,71lberfo rce Institute,

________EVATOK.

Dear Sir,

re: Crogman Community Clinic :

•As I repo -ted at the last meeting of the Trustees Board, we are unable to operate the clinic. The Nurse and the Caretaker have not been paid for two months. Drug accounts are outstanding.

I must have my salary of *.147-0-0 for the last four months by Yednesdsy the ilth August, 1946, in order to meet my liab ilit ies .

You must realise you begged me to remain against my plans and decision and this caused me to lose certain appoint­ments.

The least the Church can do is to see that my salary is paid regularly until your arrangements are complete.

Yours faithfully,

MSDICAL 0IVIC^R,CnJCi COu JJm ITY ULIij I c.

A3a/OM

copy.

The African National Congress Yoith League

N ew Cla re E ran cl Ho kJ5 Hamilton Rd

15th Aug 1948

Dr A.B.Xuma,President General,

A.N . G.

lear Sir,I have been instructed by the committee of the branch,

to draw your attention to a resolution passed,and published in th Rand Daily Kail in which the League decided to ask the Minister of the Interior Dr. ? .E . Donges to take drastic actions in segregating Indians from Africans resiaentialiy.

The President General has failed to acquaint himself with the aims of the League in view of the fact that he only went oat to criticise befo!e getting the full details of the matter. Seeing that he has repudiated the statement, and isanied that the sponsors could have said that in the name of the African 2*ation;- Congress.

The committee feels that the President is hand in glove with the Indians in imposing these economic difficulties on the Africans. We have also felt that the President ha3 forsaken our cause by going to the press without calling the League, for info rmation.

The committee would while jt wishes to express its loyalty tu the .President General kindly request h i 3 presence in a public meeting of the branch to be called at a very early date.

Yours obediently,

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS YOUTH LEAGUE,Newclare:

(Sgd.j R.M. NKOPO.

h t f .t- - ' Mx-

!- The African National Congress YouthLeague

Kew ulare Branch No 25 Hamilton Kd

13th Aug 1948

Dr A.B.Xuaa.President General,

A.N.Gb

Dear Sir ,

I have been instated by the co«aiittee of the branch,to draw your attention to a resolution passed,and published in the Kand Daily *Ri^T*inw^lcf ^ ie Leagueyiecided to asklhe Minister of the interior Dr T.E.Donges to take drastic actions in segregating Indians from Africa&o Residentially.

The President General has failed to acqOint himself with thf the a iM of the League in view of the fact that he onlya went out to cretif**before getting the full details of the matter. Seeing that he h* ' re )udia->ed the statement .and denied that the sponsers could have said that in the name of th< African National (Jongriess.

'pie committee feels that the President is hand in glove wit xi 11 P 10 lHlijca!aacin Indians in imposing these economic difficulties o *t the Africans. We have also felt that the President, has forsaken our cause by going to the press with out calling the League, for informati^

The committee would whild wishes to express its loyalty to the President General kindly request his presen^ein a public ueetinp 6 of the branch to be called at e v«ry early date.

Yours Obediently,

AFRICAN NATION/.: M H M R F .S i YOUTH LEAflOE.NEWCLARL ( 4 / J

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Business Manager

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IN YOUR REPLY PLEASE REFER TO

JOHANNESBURG

27til August, 194!

Dr. A. E. Xuma, 85 Toby Street, Sophiatown.

Dear Dr. Xuma,

A letter will be oublishsd in Unit itell on September 3suggesting among other things that the African National Congress might promote commercial enterprise. The letter cores from Mr. Jimmy J. Pember of New Brighton and this is what he says about it

"Another mystery to me is that the African National Congress does not embark upon a commercial and. industrial programme. Orofierband has b$en able to do this without diminishing its organisation of the Afrikaaner peoole in the politic®! field ."

I pa,ss this to you in case you may wish to comment upon the subject.

Yours sincerely,

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3i^jt August, 19 4S.

The Secretary,Old Students,

.v'iiberforce Institute,_________________________r . j . . / .

Dear Sir,

I snail be gled to take part as requedted at t ic

Welcome kecept i on in "honour of the .:>ilbcrforoe Ir iu c i , ; 1-

elect, Hr. A, ilabedi, on September 10th> 1048, at the

L .a-.S.C.

Youra faithfully,

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l3t September, 1948.

Pev, Thao, ilareica*Actg. Chairman,

Crogmnn Community Clinic,111, Victoria '.toad,

_____________ oOPiilATOv/I'i.

Dear Sir,

<Vhat arrangements have you made for fie paying of jay a alary for the five months, the Nurses* salary and Drug accounts at the Clinic?

You seem to treat this matter very lightly.

'tfhere is liev. Selepe?

»e cannot afford to destroy the work of the School and Clinic by mis-management Just in less then a year after the departure of the American Representatives of the A .K .E ,

?1 ease settle my salary I need the money for my commitments.

Yours faithfully,

MEDICAL OFFICER* CROQMAS C O m iU T Y CLINIC.

abx/ gm

Office 3f the President-General, 104, End Street,

Johannedbi r.g.

Hev. J .& . Calata, oecretary-Jeneral, A .N .C . ,

litabetemba,_____^_0 . SR/uX)CiC, C.P .

liy dear becretary-General,

I hope you have forwarded the deci3ion.i of the Executive to the Organ!30ra. If not kindly do so immediately.

Myi. forking Committee has asked me to request you to be good enough to send ua copy of the Minutes of the last meeting of theExecutive 30 that they can implement the Decisions of the Executive a 3 expected of them.

I hope you have begun your equiry about the properties.

Vith best regards,Yours sincerely,

A

PHI&IEMT-GEM J^iAL, AFr.ICM MATIOJJAL CQl'iGhl.SS.

ord September, 1948.

Rev. Theo. . areka»A <3t i nr Ch ai rman,

(Jro,v; -an Oomrnunity CLinic,111, Victoria .0 &d,

___________ S J x’xiliiT O fljj .

Dear Sir,

Thank .you for vour letter of the IgtH nat&nt .

Rev. .elepe did not pay that money to the Cragman Community C lin ic 's Account. It is not true that there is one account for the Clinic and the School.

•

lie i 3 not the Superintendent and Paymaster of the Clinic. The medical Officer ia the Superintendent of the

Clin i c.

You must call a meeting of the Clinic Board

Imrnedi ately.

iour3 faithfully#

ilZDICAL OP1IC. k ,x . - J „... . .J X . J . i > i- *-> .

4%X-

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (TnAi.SVAAL)

58 Market Street,J OH ANN £l SBU RG

4-th September, 19^8

TO ALL BRANCHES SECRETARIES

Dear Sir,

RE: ANNUAL PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE 1948.

You are hereby notified that the Annual Conference 0f’

the African National Congress (Transvaal) will be held at the

BANTU HALL, LADY SELBORNjI,PRETORIA from the 2nd -4th October,

1948.

Names of delegates attending the Conference, who desire

to have accommodation arra.ngedfor them should send their names

to the Branch Secretary, 241 Bambata Street, Lady Selborne,

Pretoria not later than September 25th .You will be advised of

the fee for Boarding and Lodging in due course.

In terms of the Constitution every Branch is entitled

to be represented by one delegate for every 20 members and yo1*

are accordingly askei to send in reports showing the number c

members of your branch for 194^ together x^ith 2 thirds sub­

scription received from the said members not later than Monda;

27th September, 1948. Failure to comply with this request

F il l disqualify your Branch from being represented at the

Conference. The names of delegates must also be sent to this

Office before Conference. No credential will be accepted unlu; .

signed by the Branch Secretary.

All branches have the right to suggest names of

Candidates for the Presidency. Such suggestions to be forwarded

to the Office before Conference.

In view of the changed political situation in South

Africa, it is very important on your part to attend this

Conference to map out the necessary line to be adopted by

Congress to meet the present situation.

Wishing your Branches every success.

I remain,

Yours faithfully ,

D.W.BOPAEPROVINCIAL SECRETARY.

A Y X - f & i e i X » - c

A r * '

oth September, 1948.

Rev. Th eo . . Mar eka,Acting Chainnan,

Crogman Community Clinic,111, Victoria Road,

SO PHI AT O’,TO.

Sir,

This i3 to inform you that I have no option but to put into effect my resignation of March 31, 1948 from the Crogman Community Clinic at the end of September 1943 and you must a range for someone to take over.

He cannot carry on the work this way with no money to pay for drugs, Kurse3 and Doctor's salary. 'Ve need another Nurse. I y salary ha3 not been paid in 5 months.

Rev. Selepe cannot be found, He continues as usual to make promises even to meet me but he never keeps any of his promises.

The Church i3 becoming disgraced all around. Call a meeting of the Board but see that my salary is paid at once. I need the money.

Yours faithfully,

MLDICAL OFFICER,CRUSLiAN COMMUNITY CLIMICtEVATOK.

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Aftx- 4 f o p %

ev. .'«]*. 3elepe»Acting Superintendent,

.ilberf’orce Institute,p . ) , t i i k ^ f o r c s * ?v i.

8th September, 19 4o,

Dear Hev, Selepe,

On Friday the 4th September, 1948* I waited for you at the Clinic and I r;\ng your office and aa usual you did not keep your word and your appointment and you have again not ahown the uauai decency of sending an apology.

the Uliriic but acknoPledge the

I have written you repeatedly about the work ofnot once have you ahown the ordinary courte y to

recei|Jtof the lettera.

You nriat realise Kev. Selepe that except for the sake of the Church I would not be writing to you.

In the vay you are doing things you are showing a lack of responsibility which ia not only ruining the reputation of the Church but ia destroying the work r.nd all the good contact., that the Church haa made through previous leadership with

Government dapartinafctsa.

Yours faithfully*

MUSICAL OFFICER, C;OGMAi; COIu&JaITY CLIMC: -.11

A S g / O M

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si it £ P .O .Box 1 20,n • ^ ' \ Beilbron, 0 . P. S.

14th September, 1948.

Dr.A.B.:Xuma,104 .Old Street,

Joh annesburg.

Dear Sir,

I beg to renew my application to you to address a public meeting either on Sinday the 10th or 17th October, 1948 at 10-30 a.m. I f my request is acceded to please advise me as soon as possible in oatder to enable me to give the meeting a wide publicity.

We are passing through critical times, In my considered opinion that the v«lce of the African National Congress, throught Its elected Leaders should by heard vexy ofteln, In fact a determined effort to rally the whole African people through the agencies, I .e . Its natural agencies - Ministers of religion, school teachers, etc. etc. should be made at this very juncture I do not at all agree with the opinion of the "Umte tel i-Wa-Bantu", that these leaders Should not be brought Into politics, but according to our culture, these very people are the right peorsons to encourge or to teach racial pride or race consciousness amongst the .people they lead so that children Imbibe racll pride from infancy. How far is co-operation between Indian, Colouured & Africans. We should endeavour to support individuals or bodies that maJce a dertlmened stand to oppose apartheid.

With best wishes,

Yours sincerely,

P.O. Box 809

GOD OUR FATHER MAN OUR BROTHER

Phone: 5-2581

CHRIST OUR REDEEMER

African Jptgcopal dlljurcl]P retoria D istr ic t C o m p risin g P reto ria , Bronkhorstspruit, R iverside, E astw o o d , R ustenb u rg, M ab ieskraal and B rils .

Rev. N. B. TANTSI, P.E.,SUPERINTENDENT O F SC H O O LS

Business Manager

BOARD O F PUBLICATION

Chairman

BOARD O F CHURCH EXTENSION, TVL.

Secretary

W ILBERFORCE INSTITUTE T RU STEES BOARD

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£ £ zc/yde/A alne

14th. September,1948 .

Dear £>ip/badam ,

Joint Trustees & Clinic Boards.

Notice is hereby g iw n that a Joist meeting of the

Trustees and Clinic Boards of Wilberforce Institute w ill take

place in the ^llen Texaple,3ophiatown on Wednesday the 22®4.

t>epteiaber*1948 at 10 a.m .

a G E N D A I

1 . RfiQ'Hng and consideration of the .Balance bheet.

2 . Report by the superintendent on eurrent aeeounts and the

flnam lal position of the Institute & 01 laic .

3 . Correspondence.

4 . General.

P . S.

Yours faithfully*

H .B . Tantsi, secretary.

Uenbera coming from tax intending to put up for the night

Should write to Rct. » • * . M U f6 *» ,lU Victoria Rd. Sophia town.

N.BT.

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171h 3ept ernb er, 1943/

hev. . . ielepe,U t .,.. ;u?orinten6ent,,7i it e :• f.) r ce Institute ,

• it ter farce.

Deor Sir,

V-py I -',53in er 11 your attention to the fact that .ilberforcr Ina tituta -till owes the urj0.i.:.n uotcfaaoity Clinic about «£4, t-ciiie bal nc :n -rrnt frorethe Krtive Affnira ^Lepar ,:r.cr; 0 anti' refu :ds on \urses 3’ Ir.riea - - you v aiiad into the filbcrr'j r ce n .titute account.

'"'••irtber, on u ■; ■ st 17th, 134 , -.e* • r>: --U >oua cheque for -150 ; v h l eh, although cr «n )n iiiber.rorce Institute at your au"1; i ce end ,u ge :tion, *r; '• specifically ;t -te: '0 be on - count of the CL’ nic expensea. It w. a furtner suggested anc you conc ;r p-. that you ?■ ftc the 0. i . J . Conference to pay in a airail&r ' ^ict of *150 to n o e off the Clinic 's indebtedness

to d<?te.

You, howeuar, converted the i'i‘;- nav'al iirant to 0 ..her accounts and have not yet car riec out the undertaking in the

i'ree State.

Ki-ndljr pay the b@la.nee on the Government urant anc refund a • well r 13 balance on the la at i ran 3Va.a.i 'jonffei er.ee

grant to the Clinic,

v;n requesting tae to continue the work you promised thr't my 3alary and other expenses of the Clinic i ll be paid, Sow you are conf i seating fun da paid fo r the p u ' : ->-se •

Y ours fa.ithfu 11 y ,

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Ate- < tfoqn{r £ - £ i u j wCopy of Telegram:

To Dr. Stals Minister of Education Cape Town

While there is much room and justification for greater improvement in finance and content of Native Education the enlightened progressive policy enunciated by the Minister dese ves the congratulations and approval of all right thinking people white and black Your policy is real statesmanship springing from deep cultural roots It ealises that Africans like other human beings are not mere clay to be moulded into a pattern by rulers They have powers to accept assimilate interprete or reject type of education according to its influence on their own personality individuality ana purpose A policy like yours will go a long way towards promotion of good colour relations now and in future

From XUltA, President-General; African National Congress

17 /9 /46 104, ..nd Street, Johannesburg

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Co py of 1’ e I eg r nai:

To Dr* Stale Uinister of Education Cape Town

Jfhile there is much room and Justification for greater improvement s in fanace and content of Native -due- tion tue e»lignt€nec progressh policy enunciated by tne Minister ueserves the congr taxations anc approval of all ri. .& thinking people and b«i. ck. Your policyis re 'l statesmanship springing frou\ deep cultural roots. It realises that Afric n.; like other human beings are not mere clay to he moulded into a pattern by rulers. They have powers to accept, assimilate, interp ete *• reject ty e of education ccoruing to its Influence on therr^o.vn personality individuality nd purpose. A policy like yours d l l go a long .vny towards promotion of good colour relations no • m’ in future.

.From X.U1JA, Preaiuent-'ieneralt African national Congress

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