Assorted Hors d'Oeuvres Queen Olives

Consomme Double in Cup

Vol au Vent a la Financiere

Californian Asparagus Hollandaise Sauce

Roast Capon with Straw Potatoes

Lettuce Salad - Mixed Compote

Malakoff Cake - Chocolate Ice Cream

French Dinner Rolls

Assorted Fresh Fruit Dates - Nuts - Figs

Coffee

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Dr. A. B. Xuma, 104, End ^Street DOCfiNFONTEIM, Johannesburg.

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Please rind enclosed & cony of the aw *««t«d uoI&dg on Mil tfU fox a sramoohon-j tocord, »i *nted

fr ri eu bastions » , a by TDi. ft, Anoocifce, ths1 Senior Mo;ic 1 Offleer of the union Oovexment loeited at

on« I was requested by the CoBBdttee at its 1 *et r ■ *! -ng on '"ednesaay, toil 34th, to circuit mm script to members of the OoemlttM asking for su$» coition# and intimating that if suggest i-ns ™ere not re- eeived before moh a 3ate, the reoci ’ing t>o prooeoded

” 111 you kindly let m h xvo jur suggestions i - g&fdint aoHfl6»ti06| of the material oefore Te^nasday r> on, May 15th? At that tta« it is proposed that we in- cornor te suggestions in the natorial :4ni hand, it oms to the individuals «ho are assisting us in Bautin?? the raoor 3.

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Yours vor

Suggested duologue for gramophone record on MALARIA by Dr. S. An- necke, Senior Malaria Officer, Union Government.

A. Hello Hoodoo!B. Sakubona Madona'.A. Why are you lying down so pale?B. Oh, we are bewitched? That wizard, Ndona, has bewitched us all.

His dithuris are worrying us all the night - we can hardly slumber or sleep.

A. It sounds funny, and how can that be?B. Yes, it is so, his dithuris buzz all the night and bite every

one of us in this kraal thereby giving us no sleep, for in­stance, Nogiela is sick, Makana is sick, Mashilele is sick, and everyone of us is sick, so no doubt we are all bewitched.

A. Oh, (laughter) I know the dithuris you mean. I am doctor forthose dithuri - I am also able to prevent them from biting you and making you sick, moreover, I am able to show you these dithuris any time.

B. Shall I not die if I see them?A. No (laughter) the dithuris of yours are only mosquitoes which buzz

all the night round and bite everyone in your kraal.B. Are you sure?A. Yes, very sure.B. Are all mosquitoes dithuris (vectors)?A. No, no, only the female mosquito thuri of the two well-known

mosquito species.B. Please show me one of these dithuri.A. All right, let us go into the hut. Here you are, here is one in

this dark corner.B. Oh, I have seen this long ago, and have not known them to bring

any sickness.A. Yes. They do. They bring sickness like that you have now. It

is called Malaria.B. Is that so? And how can a mosquitoA. If this mosquito in hand bite^" oU'J t S t n e n after a certain time

bites another healthy man, he shall be sick like you.B. Hov/ can I get rid of these mosquitoes?A. Oh, only do what I tell you and. remember, I am a doctor who has

learnt all these from (Mlungu). Buy a sprayer and put muti in it, from the Magistrate’s office. Then spray your kaya. When you are sick get 25 quinine pills and grind them. Throw them in a bottle the size of a whiskey bottle and fill the bottle with water up to the base of the neck and shake well. Then start your treatment like this: First take a good dose of epsom salts, and then 3 tablespoons of this quinine mixture three times daily (and one at night if you wake up) for one week. Be sure to lie down and keep warmly covered.

B. Am I to eat no food?A. Of course at first you will not feel like eating, but you can drink

very much water all day. Mahewu is very good! Towards the end of the week you can take light food such as potatoes, pumpkins, and fruit. Kill a chicken and make soup and eat the soft meat. Later your appetite returns and now you strengthen your weakened body. Eat plenty of vegetables such as mushiji (blackjack), more chicken and the soup and milk.

B. Thank you "Muntu” of the Mlungu for your advice, and now I am goingto do all that you have told me.

A. So I will be glad Maduna if you will do that and also tell other people to do the same.

---0O0---Thuri - Witchcraft agencies, unseen bodies carrying out instructions

of persons endowed with power of tagati. Dithuri - plural. A universal term in use amongst Transvaal Shangaans and Basutos.

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Office of the Native Commissioner P.O. Box 7758,

£ > 0 JOHANNESBURG.4th May, I540.

MEETING: NATIVE COMMISSIONER1S OFFICE.

Sir,You are invited to attend s meeting to be held

in the Native Commissi onerTa office. Carr Street, Newtown, on Wednesda.y evening;, the 29th instsnt, at 7.15 P *m.

The meeting is being called 'for general dis­cussion t'n matters affecting Africans in the city; if you would care to bring up any particular subieot. it would be appreciated if you submit the matter to the undersigned a few days in advance of the meeting.

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J.L-I. BRINE NATIVE C0MMI8SIONER

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JOHANNESBURG.

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W ILBERFORCE I NSTITUTEA F R IC A N M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H

/O /°/RT. Rev. R. R W R IG H T , Jr.. M.A ,D .D „P h D. ^ ^ G cR. R W R IG H T , Jr.. M.A ,D .D „P h D. / i f

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JA C O B M .N H L A P O , B. A .

5 t h * May 1940 E v a t o n , T r a n s v a a lM RS. C H A R L O T T E L O PPER M AN v\

Secretary

SIS T E R G R A C E E. W A R E S , N R . S O U T H A F R I C A -Head Nurse, Clinic

Addresi all communications, Money and Postal Ordnrs. to the Superintendent.

Re: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES OF DR. A.B. XUMA FOR CROGMAN COMMUNITY CLINIC___________

This is to certify that Dr. A.B. Xuma, M.D., L.R.C.S.,D.P.H., has been engaged to do the Medical Work in connection with The crogman Community Clinic.The service is temporary, until definite arrangements can be made both with a local Evaton Committee and the B o a M of Trustees of Wilberforce Institute.He shall have free hand in the development and organization of the medical aspects of the Clinic out the non-medical aspects.

He will serve the Clinic one (1) afternoon each week until further arrangements can be made.He shall receive for his services the sum of four Guineas (L4-4-0) for each visit made to the clinic in the performance of his professional duties.The Sum is to be paid by the Superintendent of Wilberforce institute with the authority of the Board of Trustees of Wilberforce Institute.

This agreement may be altered as a later one is put into operation.

Rev'. Josephus R, Coan, Superintendent

" lister in Charge

Physician in Charge

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Dr. A. B. Xuma,104 End Street,

JOHANNESBURG.

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P.O. BOX 2 0 5 ,PR ETO R IA .

..6 th. .Hay.,.........19.40,

Sir,I beg to forward herewith a certificate of registration

of the additional qualification - D.P.H. Univ. Lond., 1938.Yours faithfully,

i , THE SOUTH AFRICAN MEDICAL COUNCIL.

Pretoria,

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appearing below ha 3 been inserted in the R egister of Medical Practitioners for the Union of South Africa against

Degree, Diploma or Certificate already Registered. Degree, Diploma or Certificate now Registered.

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19 Registateur.

Graad, Diploma of Sertifil?aal alreeds geregistreer j Craad, Diploma of Sertifikaat nou geregistreer.

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8th May, 1940.

Dear Rev. Coan,In reply to your letter of the 17th ult., and to our con­

versation of recent date, I Fish to state that I am deeply interested in the success and development of the work of the Clinic at Wil­berforce Institute, and I would be glad to serve that community in any reasobable way that was publicly and generally desired.

If there was a general desire in the community for ray services at the Clinic, 1 would be willing to make certain re-adjustments in my private arrangements in order to meet the schedule of attendances as carried on at the clinic at present.

1 could not, however, maKe the trips for less than Pour Guineas per trip. But 1 would be willing and be on call free of change, not more than once a week, for any real emergency or urgent case who is a member of the clinic or a student of the college.

Besides, 1 would have to be given a free hand in the development and organisation of the medical aspect of the clinic outside the non-medical aspects, such as Finance etc.

I would, of course, be responsible to, and co-opescate with, a Board of Management of the clinic whose membership should be com­posed of people representing various orgnisetions and varied interests

d t f j f i t r & i n i n g ,

Even if there was, at the present time, a general desire for my services, it would be difficult for me to come to a final decision and change my priwate professional arrangements until

(1) The attitude of the Bishop,on the point, has been ascertained(2) Until it is knovn how far the Bishop or the Institution was

committed in arrangements wfctta others.Pending information on these matters, I may be used in any other

way that will help the work of the clinic.Yours sincerely,

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AbX 40 o i l l f flmtwn’s 3hrtcnutftattal Affairs C l u b

L id a C l a n t o n B r o n e rPRESIDENT

U n a M a r i e Ja n i f e rVICE PRESIDENT

V ir g in ia Y. M i t c h e l lSECRETARY

AUXILIARY TO THE

International Committee on African Affairs109 H IG H LA N D A V E .

N E W A R K , N. J.HU 3-0919

May, I2th, 1940

Dr. Alfred Xuma Annadale St.Sophiatown, Johannesburg, South Africa.

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My Dear Brother:I am writing you in interest of a Native Soy, who

lives in your city. His name is Reuben Makhubele, 180 Commissioner St., Joeburg.

This young man wishes to come to America to study medicine at Howard University. I have written that school.Also wrote Prof. Jabavu to be sure of the young man,s standing as related to schools here.

Howard University will admit him to their school of •Liberal Arts after he passes his Cambridge certificate.But not to the medical school. Prof. Jabavu thinks it best for Mr. Makhubele to get more education in So. Africa.Even going on to Port Hare. Then coming to America.

I agree with Prof. Jabavu. Houever, please set this young man right in his course. No one in SO. Africa knows better what he will need to meet the educationhfere than you. That is my reason for writing you. Please tell him just what he will have to know before taking the course.

I am to be responsible for him when he gets here.That is alright. So you need not put yourself out on that point.

The people here all say they are very glad I went to Africa. They claim I am the first one to bring back light and hpoe from Africa. Have you seen Mr. Nkosi yet?I am afraid he did not enjoy his stay in America. Part of this was due to the fact that he is not a friendly person himself. But believe me/ I sure enjoyed my trip to Africa/When I talk about Africa the people sit like they are glued to the seat, staring at me like a bird being charmed to its death by a snake, mean while the silence of the grave reigns

How are the children? Please give them my love. Also Mrs. Morake when you see her. How are my blind friends/?

I am writing Reuben today. He will come to see you.Yours very sincerely £)

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VOCATIONAL CONGRESSA frik a M o r e n a H lo h o n o lo fa tsa A frik a

Hon. Officers:G O V E R N O R :

C H IE F GEO. S. KAM A,P.O. M iddledrift, C.P.

S P E A K E R :

Mr. T. M. M API K ELA , M.R.C., Ulundi Kaya, 1437, Community Ave.,

Bloemfontein.SE N IO R C H A P L A IN :

Rev. J. A. CALATA,P.O. Cradock, C.P.

Provincial Presidents:

CAPE A F R IC A N C ONGRESS:

Rev. J. A. CALATA,P.O. Cradock, C.P.

C A P E W E S T E R N A F R IC A N Dr, C ON GRE SS:

C H IE F A. V. COTO.51, Wale Street, Cape Town.

N A T A L N A T IV E C ON GRESS:

Rev. Dr JOHN L. DUBE, Ph.D., M.R.C. Ohlange Institute,

Phoenix, Natal.

O.F.S. A F R IC A N C O N G R E S S :

Mr. T. M. M API KELA. M.R.C.,1437, Community Ave.,

Bloemfontein.

T R A N S V A A L A F R IC A N CONGRESS:

Mr. S. P. M ATSEKE,33a, Third Avenue,

Marabastad. Pretoria.

Additional Members of the Cabinet:S E C R E T A R Y F O R C H IE F S and

L A W A D V I S E R :Or. P. ka I. SEME. B.A., LL.D-,

P.O. Box 89, Volksrust, Tvl.

S E C R E T A R Y FOR L A B O U R and SO C IAL W E L F A R E :

Mr. E. T. M O FU TS A N Y A N A ,37a, Commissioner Street,

Johannesburg.

S E C R E T A R Y F O R E D U C A T IO N :

Mr. S. P. A K E N A ,P.O. Cradock, C.P.

S E C R E T A R Y F O R L A N D S and L O C A T IO N S :

Mr. A. W. G. C H A M P IO N ,60, Cross Street, Durban.

Asst. S E C R E T A R Y -G E N E R A L :Mr. S. O L IP H A N T ,

51, W ale Street,Cape Town.

D E P U T Y S P E A K E R :

Mr. T. D. M W E L I SKOTA.P.O. Pimville.

Johannesburg.

C H I E F O R G A N IS E R for W O M E N ’S S E C T IO N :

A n y -Founded in 1912.

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Chief Officers of Administration:P R E S I D E N T -G E N E R A L :

Rev. Z. R. M A H A B A N E ,The Methodist Parsonage,

Winburg, O.F.S.S E C R E T A R Y -G E N E R A L :

Rev. J. A. CALATA,P.O. Cradock, C.P.

T R E A S U R E R -G E N E R A L :

Mr. R. G. B A LO Y I, M.R.C.,Box 30, Bergvlei, Tvl.

13 Duke 8treetWoodstock O.P.

lUt h~M ay.*....19. 0:93..

.A.B.Xuma M.D.Empilweni S 5 Toby Street

Johannesburg TVL

Dear Dr.XumaThe Provincial Executive of the

congress in this Province has instructed me to inform you that it is the intention of the Executive to propose you in our Provincial Conference which meets 29th. June - 1st July next as the Nominee of this Province to contest the General Presidency in the next General Conference of the A.N.Congress to be held towards the end of the year.In this connection my Executive would like know from you if you would be willing to accept our nomination. Please let me know in

for reasons obvious in case you accept*Yours Faithfully

to

ample time decline to

Provincial Secretary

Mrs M A H A B A N E ,P.O. Winburg, O.F.S.

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J O H A N N E S B U R G

PH O N E NO. 4 4 -3 7 8 1 M IL N E R P A R K

14th May, 1940.

To all Members of the Committee appointed to consider the Constitution of the Alexandra Health Centre and University Clinic,Johannesburg.

A meeting of the above Committee will be held at Professor B l a c k s Residence (6, Eighth Avenue, Houghton) on Tuesday, 21st May, 1940, at 8.0 p.m.

A. de V. Herholdt,Acting Secretary.

A copy of the Draft Constitution, together with further proposed amendments, are attached.

Southern African Committee on Industrial RelationsPostal A d d re ss :

P.O. BOX 6 7 8 1 .

PROVISIONAL CO M M IT TE E:

C h a ir m a n : Professor J . L. G r a y .

j V ice-C h airm en :

Messrs. Jul iu s Lewin a n d Self M a m p u ru .

Hon. T re a su re r : Mr. A. Lynn Saffery.

H on. S e c r e t a r y : Mr. G u y Routh.

176, EXPLORATION BUILDINGS,

C O M M IS S IO N E R STREET,

JOHANNESBURG.

15th May, 1940.y

LlpiOfiS

Dear Sir/Madam,

The Executive of the above Committee was moved by the pressure of time to send Mr. Lewin to Northern Rhodesia last Monday before adequate funds had been collec­ted to meet his expenses and before a complete policy had been agreed to by the full Committee.

With regard to the funds, money is needed urgently, and you are asked to communicate immediately with the Treasurer, 44-3326, if you are able to contribute.

The policy that Mr. Lewin should adopt was discussed by Messrs. Sachs and Makabine and the Executive Committee, but it is now desired to submit this policy to the full Committee in order that it be fully discussed and formulated and the conclusions be submitted to Mr. Lewin. A meeting of the full Committee will be held on Friday. May 17th at 2.15 p.m. at 113 Union Centre. It is particularly desired that this meeting should be fully representative, as a wire has been received from the Commission allowing our request to give evidence and to be legally represented at the Enquiry.

Yours faithfully,G-. Routh

HONORARY SECRETARY

GR/MM

C nm m uiutp of tijr J ftrSurm tion .

Telephone : 35-9446.74, M eyer Street,

Sophiatow n,

Johannesburg.

May 16.1940.

Dear Doctor Xuma,You very kindly saia when I spoke to you the other day that

you might be able to arrange to corae and. give a Lecture to the Refresher Course for Day Nursery School teachers. We hope to hold this here,at Thabong-the Sophiatown Nursery School- o q . Saturday,August 10th. As you said you would, like

to lecture ear±y in the day,would 9.30a.m. suit you,or if necessary,would you

prefer any other time during the day?We shall indeed be grateful if you can help us in this way.

Believe me,Yours very sincerely,

AhX > 400Telegraphic Address Telegramadres | " IN T E R IO R . 0 .1. 183.

AH Communications to be Addressed to the SECRETARY FOR T H E INTERIO R. In reply please quote

Qelietoe by beantaoording aan te haal

Alle briewe moet gerlg word aan die SEK RETAR IS VAN BINNELANDSE SAKE.

...A...1408

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA. U N IE VAN SU ID -A FRIKA .

With reference to my evenly numbered letterof the 6th ultimo, I attach a warrant-voucher (No.K*^9993) for the sum of 12/8, being a refund of the unexpended balance of the amount of £1,10.0, deposited by you to cover the cost of the cablegram despatched to the South African Legation, Washington, on the 29th March, 194-0, regarding the grant of a visa for the Union to Miss Madie Beatrice Eall.

Dr. A.B.Xuma,Consulting Room,

104, End Street, Doornfontein,

JOHANNESBURG.

D E P A R TM E N T OF T H E INTERIO R, D E P A R TE M E N T VAN B INNELANDSE SA K E,

UNION BUILDINGS, UNIE-GEBOU,

PR ETO R IA ,

Sir,

I have the honour to be Sir,

Your obedient servant,

Aty(.4 f>0 S' L t i rI

T E L E P H O N E 2 2 - 5 3 1 1 .D R . A . B . X U M A .

R E S ID E N C E : “ E M P IL W E N 1 .”

8 5 . T O B Y S T R E E T , S O P H IA T O W N ,

J o h a n n e s b u r g .

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requests

the pleasure o f the company of

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to a

welcome suiter

( In honour of Mrs. A.fi.JLuma )

" Jaapll^enl", 85, Toby Street,

Sophiatown,

at

on

Monday. Mar 20th .. 1940

at 6.30 p.m.

Johannesburg Jotnt Councilof

Europeans & HfrtcansA d v o c a t e H. J. B . V ie y r a [Chairman). D k . A . B . X u m a (Vice-Chairman). A d v o c a t e A . F i s c h e r (Hon. Treasurer). E . L . B e n ja m in (Hon. Secretary).

“ Ubuntu,” Johannesburg. Telephone : 44—3326.Postal Address :

Cables Telegrams:

P.O. Box 97, Johannesburg.

May 21st, 19^0

Dr. A. B. Xuraa, 1<& End Street, Doornfonteln, JOHANNESBURG.

Dear Dr. Xuma,The Council learnt with pleasure

last night that the purpose of your visit to Cape Town was to meet the lady who is now your wife.

A hearty vote of congratulation to you and your wife was passed and the wish expressed that you would both enjoy long life and happiness.

May I add my personal felicitations

ELB/MNE

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