Complete Break Advocated with Empire Pretoria, Aug. 23.
'Nationalists can and "must get' a Republic." declared Dr, D. F. Malan, leader of the Nationalist Pariy and the Opposition in the Union of South Africa Parliament, In an address before 2000 persons here. to-day.
Dr, Malan, who was Minister of Interior, Public Health and Education the Union Cabinet of 1924-33, out-Uned the necessary steps along' constitutional fines for establishment of a Republic as:—
Abolition of the title British sub eagle Weak with peri con refusal to a Tie tubstiluton of a president for tne inet "The head of the State to be cleded accordance, with a new consitalon drawn up by the people For the Dope tly" and et for dhe ing and The manage of an AE. cubettutng the acre cheted "presi allonal laws and statute books for th Dr. Malan added that the steps he outlined had been adopted by Ireland Which, be" declared, was to-day the dor of an independent Republic.
'A motor crash at Budapest, on Aug. 48° killed "the well-known French composer, P. 0. Ferroud, one of the most distinguished members of the modern French schoo! of music. presaged Sy the resignation on June The Liberal Parly's downfall was 11 of M, Louis Alexandre Taschereau, who had been Premier of Quebec for sixteen years, but who was forced out by the linking of a member of his family {0 a provincial financial scandal, M. Godbout, who had been Minister of Agriculture, then assumed the leadership of the Liberal Party—United Press,
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