London via Bombay, 24th July.
At a reception held at the Dutch Church, Cape Town, General Botha said that he wished to impress upon Africanders the necessity of working band in hand with their fellow residents, as South Africa was the only. country they could call their home.
General Delarey also said that they had buried their Mausers and their flag, but not their traditions—Reuter.
29th July.
General Botha, speaking at Stellenbosch, declared that Africanders, when educated, need not make room for anybody.
General Delarey declared that South Africa could be happy under one flag.—Reuter.
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