MLNDI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FU.JD GSSERAL C O i S a T T S

SUCRT^TARY<S £2 ?0Rf'#

Year ending iist Beceffiber i> 4 i. /

This Brief'‘report will contain mainly the subjects discussed nt tlelastGeneral Meeting of the Committee,

l»-r-.R. S.M. BSNMSTT NCV;A::A . Since the herinnin.'i of this Com In li> Mr. Ncwana1 b narae.h'ts floured in *11 the diBCurd<

Committee's career.OH». ' * •

Correspondence has passed? between the Ch^iruirn of this Committee and ^Hr. licwana without anythin* belnir achieved. The Ch^irm n tooK the matter further and communicated r'ith those *ho rere connected with the Fund/-under Mr. i-Icv.ann' o Association and'trl th the Officials of the Native Affairs Dept who promised that they rOuld do their best to /ibb 1 st In the mntt^r-.

a*, AiwCIV:~)?SARI^s LW41. The Anniversary of 1**1 was an Improvement .o'ver the previous ones, In arrange isnts,' attendance and. in financial 53In. -

The thanks of the Cowaittee >re <3«e to the following for support> viz The' 'Manajejent, Bantu S jW t s ’Ground for the use of the Grounds, ir. D.R. Tv/ala, for arrangements and the use. of hlr> of flee, The Manager, City 'N0n-2uropenn nnd H'atlve Af fairs -De^t. Mr. Hurray for the loan of collect­ing boxes, The Matron, Helpth*tfand. Club for nU-owin;: the jirls to a.-n.l-st In collecting st the Sports Groiihds* The 11,1,.A. Band, Mr. Mots lei o.a s De Pitch Else*; Follies, Ft.Peter 's SSoon.{1ary School Choir and others. too

•numerous to mention by name;"'

Anniversaries were held nt a number of centres according. to Press 're reports, notev orthy anion; them bein*r .thoae of 0nnc To?:n and Fretoria. . t Cape Tov.n a number of members of PerllaBient includlits t % Secretary for Native Affairs attended. The address -there rat* ?iven !;onp-the- M nister >r Education and Finance Mr, J .H . Hofmeyr. At Pretoria the-.City. Council responded by giving £05. Anniversaries ^cre: -nlso held ;uridrr the auspice r,

the T, I-.*A.rl. A. nt "'est: Sand ( Kruffered'orn) nnd• *vt• Vetvherodtorp.

Jfcv 'A2234L ^Q‘ CT;' I13-r,TJ ’A, .T>' C .R . ■ J :'V--V -"V-^ .a T Superintendents of Ch.Urchr p tn The J ^ n n e s b u r ? areata;re circularises

v!lth rh\v ie\vJ.to‘-?vptt-in3' th*ani and . the T r ooo^re-* rrttons Interested; but none of them rosponded either by lnfowalns; their people or by ma-icln; any contributions. Only two cliiurchen v n & *r / frlean control, made donations; v--

'The African United National Baptist Church per. Rev. J. S. Hahlan^u The African C6;i-if%^atlonal 'Church(Gardner Mvuyftnn) per R e v ’Dlmta ^

t b) ...............................- • ■ ....................ofPri;

•the

_3chooliCollege, Fort Hare and ,”fl'berforcethe appeal. , ,.' ' .

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a . EW=^i,a;;TS i;i msthoes „ rlor to th01 Conct rts A concerts was organised at Orlando prior to the

0-,-lr.s t,0 ahortnetr of W M aarin; «ulch lt hnd to be pr«;: « =4* V»

fact ;that it v/au carried out at short notice.- . n , i111 r .h n d r e n 's Concerts. T o ^ r f ’ s the end of the year a serlt.s of chllsrt

of the T' I.A.-:i.A. & 3concerts nero organised V the Johnnnepbur?. Branch of the T . I . A . - M . A . ■

S S f b ^ h . 'Secretary of thip le the -enplm-n; T W reoultn «these Mat In ee a as they are c M l e d . , ; ere very o etlsfacto ^ ar uhe , 0 , r . of that A s s o c i a t i o n v v l l l . show w hen they, e^md in their contrlbuti-^

the year to the Fuhd-.( * ■ •'

h PRO--'AGru.DA. The Secretary has from. tl.ae to time written *owet.hJ.n5 in l-!-- Prest. about the Jiendi and In addition he has the loxlcmia^

l . rTenchers at their lam ination Boards ^QoiMer and at liableslcmal In the Rue ten burr D U t r lc t . T o c h e r , hnve complaint, that la that they ^ e not belnj ^ j e n the op ^rtunit , active part In ttoo affairs of the j.te.'idl, particularly n a-ion of muBlc and ooncerts In aid or tfendi Funf s. Co!-,rp>

U , Thei-WvAi2i:*€ The Transvnal African Rational Concrete at t ... ■ enco at Alexandra early In the -tv*r. There waa R urvIvor °f the uen OiaaBter whose aooount of the alnitlnj of the Mendi ar us Ihtarefct, The Conference promised its support.

11 The T I / J A. ‘ at Conferences *.t 'Ulberforce nnd Roodepoort and * V * ______ r>> tv>»-'t.ptor1n Anp.OeintiOn-nt’ t ^ ’ ftrnneh meeting Pf 'the Tret or In Aopocintlon,

The i l p iS e r s are siUunch supporters of the Hsndl jov.jjeat * o r . they * Orssoloefl. They often Include Mendl s . »n Item In the Agenda .»{. their

lV "T h v S f s h t e r s V Africa st their Executive Committee Mejtlns ^\°rnlmi0 'and aV'their Aniiual conference which «»» held at Cr«»m Mines durln=

v s c X r c h U d ie n ^ e H ^ d d r e s s e d durlnj the Matinee performances at Orlando

Plmvllle, sieetern SStlve Te-nshlp and at Oro-t, Mines.

i S S r S i S l w T , r l M l . end a re , m eeting that have hesn ad.Ires

f0arrhrthe#y s - i s s i s * : s \ i * r s

extensive ltlnlrarles a n d Interviews with the neovle and M i l e s .S-J \ \

5th. Oct. i»40

T-a &ale of Constitutions " Typ»wrlt»r repair per

contra

M Debit Bnl. 3 i/v? /4l»

SECRETARY’ S FINANCIAL STATEMENTto

Cl: 3: 6

17: 610 : 1,0 i

3lBt. Dec. 1*41.

By poot^je " Telejm m Dr.Xuma Bloemftn A .N .C ." Typevrrlter rlbbbon " Do repair " Cr»rbon paper " Tm velllnz to me«tla5B *0 per Report

14! 4»

2 :3:

17:s :

Afii

266

c £ 3 : t o : IQJB.ca tio u c

H E The amount of i« /4 «»o«n. for travelling Is a n *'

n i r i incurred x , the Secretary » TheCommittee has mode no provision for if frlose who Rre charged

. f f i t s p % « .e “ ™ ~ ti S J 11t1o useevery^ww ns St their disposal .In U *

? fu r t h e r a n c e ^ ^ . « ^ ^ , f* i ^ % f c ^ n d e d t h a ^ ^ . .S e ^ r e t n r y ^ h o u l d ^

■ £ Its* financial needs; hut no « < * . « " .

V -devised to enable him to achieve t h i s objective. . B e f f o r t s i s due InThe little success that has «ttended the y * Individuals

g^ent measure to personal contacts made by the Secretary w x ^ .

and organised bodies. i f led a s a B r a n c h of-the MendlP r e t o r i a by Its activities haa qualified as . S ™ t l i u t l o n . „ «

Memorial Scholarship Fund underaar-jraph 7 f t 0 n t|1„ GeneralExecutive Committee has approved of their represm tati n ^

Committee. The n»me of their repreaentatlv ronu=«ted to nominate their Many of the Associations which had M e n r e q u e » W , t ? n * p , ^

representatives on tlJlB Committee have n V** t.. r gifocm tc* anp The strain of the work to an. I i s m j r f ^ ^ / ^ t ? n ^ s s ! r e , .

*»sl*trot. secretary pmtieulwrtY «u rln j the periods O f n iSn pr«

H . G„ IKPIT3 0 r

Hon. Gen„ Hecret^try,

MEMDI. MEKPBIAL. SCHOLARSHIP. FUND . COiMETTEE

S I L V E R _____ A I H I 7 E R 5 A H YBantu Sports Club - 22-2-42.

INCOME:Gate- takings £ 91 s 18Collection Boxes 8 j 6Sale of Programmes 6 s 14

EXPENDITURESecretary's Expenses £ 1 s 11 s 6g-Printing: Kuzwayos Bills (3000) 4 ! 7 i 6

Badges 0 ! 10 s 6St. Cyprian's School 0 s 10 s 0Radio Equipment Supplies 6 s 0 s 0Guards & Gatemen 1 s 14 s 6Pins O s 9 s 0Decorations 0 s 10 s 0Travel ( sale of progs) O s 4 i 6Cartage of benches O s 6 s 9Bank 9 0 s 0 s 0Petty Cash c/d 0 s 15 s 9

£ 107 s o : ( ^ £10 7 S o ; oi-

PEffl CASH b/d £0sl5l9.

H. G. MPITSOHon. Secretary

N.B. Separate list is kept for donations sentB direct to n/C's Office.

10th March, 1942.

J .N e il Boss Esq., P .O .Box 3033, North .End,p o r t m j z a b l i ;:.

Uy dear ’»ir. Boss,

I received your letter of recent date upon my return fromCape Town where I iad spent the week leading the Deputation of the African National Congress when they made representations before the Deputy Prime Minister.

As I promised you, I am now in r position to give you mycandid opinion and, as I considei you a personal friend and a man in whom 1 have a. great deal of confidence, I feel the t I cr-n speak quite frankly.

I consulted many of my African and people of influence directly or indirectly so far as the raa____ his elections is con­cerned.

1 found that, whereas the older and conservative group in theTranskei were Inclined to support Mr. Moult Young, a former Chief Magis­trate of toe Transkein territory, that the majority of far-sighted peo­ple among us had pledged toemselves in favour of Advocate Douglas Bu­

chanan K .C . of Cape Town, an old friend of mine and a man who has, like you,spareJ ^ --- " . . .

upon had nireaay oeen committed to him. An effort is n~>v* being made to induce Mr. Young to stand down and leave the field clear for Mr. Buchanan. However, the Bhunga members are the key to t>iat.

I am afr^fd that be d ifficult, and perhaps unfortunate,at this stage, for me to endeavour to use my influence against this ac tion.

I was with air. v£amata in Cape Town and lied with him fromthere to De Aar, and we tnoroughly discussed the question, and rhile hedid not cocan it himself, It is quite clerr that they are generally con­vinced against i'r. Young ir. favour of Advocate Bucoanan.

J . Hell Boas Esq, - 2 - 10th "arch, 19*2.

In view of the^e frets, I deeply regret to tell you that I believe It- will be most unwl3e for you to continue your candida­

ture.

Yon are too valuable a nan to suffer drfoat.

Many of us apprecaite you very much and would not iHKSe you to lose bo til money and time jy l be disappointed. Besides, v;e do not want you to lose faith i n , * ^ '.isunders tand, toe African people if

the did not 'save you returned during tie coning elections.

Our people are grateful for all you iave done; but at this

stage toe scale sesEis weigoted against you.

Confidentially, you have been unfortunate in the choice of the Committee that is acting on y u r behalf. It if composed Irrgely of a majority of clever people but people who have no influence among the

people anywhere. In fact the association of your name with them is , unfortunately, a liability for you and tends to repel rether than attract

any voter? for you,

I would, therefore, advise against lavish use of your money on certain people who may have :v..> more interest in your candidature except

what they can get out of it ,

Ciis is strictly confidential and is ray personal but honest

view of toe situation.

I f , however, the Provincial elections were to take place, which

seems unlikely, I vould have advised you to contest Mr, Burman’ s seat and, i f successful, you would be in line for greater honours if and when a srirjancy appeared whether in the Senate or in the Touse of Assembly

We are interested in you and we rre hoping that some day oppor­tunity may present itself for a man of your type to serve South Africa by representing the African community.

You may take this letter as advice from ncere friend and

your well-wisher,

I am,

Yours very sincerely,

A b X ' 4 t o 3 l j t K .

T r a p s v s t a l A f r i c a n C o n g r e s s

\ —

(b r a n c h OF AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS)

Phone O T E Offices:-All communications ro be addressed, 5

to the General Secretary.

DEPARTMENT P.O.Box 36.33., JOHANNESBURG;llt.h, March 1942,

The President General Dr. A.B.Xuma,104,End Street,,Doornfontein,JOHAflNESBUKG.

Dear Sir,

Your undated letter addressed to Mr. C.S,

Ramohanoe General Secretary T.A.C, is in our hands,

I am directed by the Provincial Executive

t.o inform you that,t h e contents of the said letter is

well appreciated, fhe unsuccessful appointments you

endeavoured to contact with the said Ges 'rs.l Secretary

as mentioned in yours,were reviewed by this Executive,

but,still dissatisfied with the procetdure taken by you.

The Executive states that, you have written to

other organisations, in regard to the information of t.he

Jape Town deputation.

They wish to draw your attention to the fact,

that,a letter will always serve good purpose for their i m

information.

f * - * T * * / ^ x - 4 ^ 3 / / ^ » / M * -BOARD OF MANAG1MENT OF CROGMAN COMMUNITY CLINIC._ - ■ -- -------------------------_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -------------------------f ---------- ---------— - — .( .

ncld at Wilberforce Institute on Wednesday, 11/3/42. ' •

1# F rCTi?J: ? CVq Ji‘RC e°an’ M r * McMaster (Native Commissioner) Revs.M. Tilo, B. Scchaba, end Mr. J.M, Nhlapo, Sis. Wares.

arrive late^r° r8Sd fr0/a Revs* J *M * Mokone> and P. Selepe who might

3 * ^ r* NS1tp0 vias aPPoi-ted Assistant Secretary in the absence of Rev.J »M. Mokone *

4. Minutes were taken as reed on the proposal of Mr.: McMaster after the ^ hairman had opened the meeting wit’*' prayer,

5. The report of the meeting of sub-committee was read by Rev. J.R.Coan;

Matters arising out of sub-committee report

b°ught* bought but being altered, (c) Uniform - two (juroes^already supplied - one nurse still to be supplied. (d) Needfn hr^rnt^a J°n .Gowns stressed by Sister Wares - agreed. - Quotations to b.e got and sub c o m i t tee to see to the making of these gowns. (e)The problem of the watchman and (f) Question of leave left in abeyance until Dr. Xuma came.

hpfl nIf£h ^ 1? an-P?int? °'t hoW nost of the improvements at the clinic had not been carried out.owing to the desire' of the worker to ire P-iven a cheque to purchase the m ^ ,rials. The Clinic Commit?eJ was not pJSare-d - to give a cheque out was prepared to recommend the man by letter to * firms m Johannesburg. To this suggestion the gentleman did not reply.

t. . . French drain, was made by the Masonry Department of the .Institute but a s •it had fallen in it would be necessary to attend to it cgain. Any extra expense that might he incurred was approved by the Committee, No expense might be incurredMr. McMaster pointed but, if the drain were made o f stones. It was decided that as far as possible o u t ^

o f t h c n|uno° ffl™tS).b° Cal’rlCd °Ut‘ (ThS matter ySB leit ln hands

o. Secretaryship: Rev. J,M. Mokone having,arrived the matter was

Mokone b f • •c,^®0lVSd: thGt i"lr* Nhl°P° bc Secretary and Rev. J.M* Mokone oe Assis-.^cretary owing to the letter's overloaded programme os secretary of various Church Bodies.

7 * lelepnonet .It M g 't be installed but’(night service was not at present possible. it local shopkeeper who wa§ approached about giving up his night service for the Clinic had given no reply. ^It was decidc-ci to _ install the phone even if it be- only for day jservice for the time being. It wi s also r solved that Rev. J.R, {

Srho'S6 ?Uil10rp ZCd,b^ the. Gr°sman Community Clinic Board to sign on ? palfM f Board for the phone to bc installed in the Clinic. (N.B. U»,B. Mr. McMaster to confirm the resolution.)

^ 9j^ » m eg$JEsjUfe^, Fcn a a = l ^ e p t . , W 41 to Utlfjarch 1942 was* by °ister G.L.^Wares. lister rfares was thanked for her splendid

and comprehensive report which was adopted. ” x

G°Pies placed before the Board:- (a) March 1940 -Sh? M n| t0San1of?v;nuTec 0f LP61-10- and a credit balance of

1- 4. (b) March 1941 to March 1942. showing the total income ofZ ’ Gnd a crcdlt balance of *251-15-11. (c) October - December

1941 Revenue was ^92-11-10. Credit balance -107-15-11.^Jr. Xutaa asked about the need for an audited Statement for sub­

mission to the Lnion Public Health Department. It was stated that Mrs.Ppepared the Statements was a competent Bookkeeper. Mr.

McMaster (N.C.) and Dr. Coan confirmed the report and Mr. McMaster

of°the€repo?t.in covoring minute he would explain the preparation

10* P etty Cash: Mr. McMaster explained that Petty Cash up to 3:5 a monthcould be allowed. No large amounts e.g. (salaries for caretakers 1 -to.) are to be included under Petty Cash. It was agreed that I'-rge items such as wages etc. be paid by cheque,Caretaker’s Boarding Dxpenses: Rev, J.R. Coan explained that the ca retaker’s expense was high,

(a) Student Caretaker to have meals at the Institute and be not a financial responsibility of the Board unless sufficient

n afe siven why this decision should be departed from.( ' / :nc student-maid be given 10/- monthly allowance for her

services and meals. (c) The non-student maid be paid *,2 per month

3aiud Sis. Wanes- lie allowed! gffi&tl f m meals smbj©crte to ireview bytfe B@&M# fe rega.isff to tec ste®an-t-aaIcE was la'teear 'tbSS*:.<£iMe4 #

(g) Lea-ffe ef Abgeaess Dy, Xor.a explained. what was dbtaindrig; inJehaffiiesfetKTg, Sk^isfjon' (a#’ £5,rst Year 2» Tweaks * lea?e, tlKcarcaffeejf 4 wo ©fee * leave on full pay - pflnaposcd by Dr. Xtacia-' ait®. s.ec®n4>c-($. by- Re v* J'*M* M«s>k©ne# (b)) Sick. leave : After one ye©r:: 4 Twaoiks ©a fall pay#

”10'. Resignation: Resignation of Nurse Stofile to take effect at the end of .March, was accepted and applications were to be invited. Dr, ‘ Xuma desired to be relieved from the responsibility of appointing a ■ nurSc;- .tBut the Board decided that the greater resposibility of appointing & substitute be on Dr. Xuma, assisted by bister Wares and the Chairman. Sone discussion ensued on the relations between -the nurses which were anything but co-operative and healtljs. On the proposal of Mr. McMaater seconded by Dr. Xuma, the. folloy/ing com­plaints' Co remittee was appointed Mr. "I^cMasier (Convener) Revs. B.

• Sechaba) (Secretary) and' J.MT'Mokoiie, complaints to be sent to theConvener. »* • *.....Points raised by Sister Marcs: Breakages -: to be as a general rule

regarded as accidents'. .It would be difficult to make a rule on this question.

(b) Sign Board - for Clinic - agreed.(cj Steel Cabinet - to be considered.(d) Printing of Annual Report and Balance Sheet left with the sub­

committee.(e) Appointment of Accountant: Mrs. de Waal was appointed and the

Board agreed to pay £5-r5 to her as iionaranium for auditing the Clinic.

12p- Salaries: That Nurse Nkoxno ’s salary be raised by 10/- a month.

Sister Wares salary: Dr. Xuma explained that the position was £9 . rising by £1 a year up to £12.

13. It wss agreed that, for very urgent eases Dr. Coan’s car could be*, employed. .' '

14. Other matters of .'the agenda were left to the. Executive. :15. The meeting closed at 7:4-5 p.m.

■J. M„ Nhlapo (Secretary.)

i J e - M z - C a + ~ G ~ ^ f / o /KOi-

REPORT:

* CROaiLl ’ COMMUNITY CLIi'IC( Prom let. September 1940 to 10th M^rch 1942.)

This report covers the period from the first of September 1940

to the current month. The period has been one of steady development

for the institution. This growth has been seen in spite of

insufficient equipment and limited staff.

The 3taff: The Clinic enjoys the services of the Medical

Off leer j g B Ilo.-I n, Dr. A.B. Xuma, the Nursing Superintendent, Sister

Grace E. Wares, and Nurse Ethel Nkomo. In March 1941 the Doctor's

Visit were increased from once to twice per wsek. This has enabled

the Clinic to do a more valuable service in reaching the need of the

Evaton Community. In September 1941 a third nurse was added to the

staff. The third nurse is Nurse Eunice 3tofile, for;ae-' staff nurse

of the Umtata Hospital. Nurse Stofliesfetottflteneral Nursing and

Midwifery. The addition of the third nurse has made It possible to

'^entend^he Clinic services into the neighboring fp-rm areas.

E-manslon of Health Service: One of the successful efforts to

expand the service has been that of visitation to the homes of the

small farms area, acquainting the villagers with the purpose of the

Clinic and the type of service rendered, as well as treating patients

In these distant areas. The purchase of a bycycle has greatly

facilitated this project.

Ante-l'iatal Classes for mother including sewing and cooking

have been hnld. Hother$h:.ve taken the keenest interest in these

classes.

A child Welfare Clinic has been established at the Newlands

Roman Catholic Church. Tills has been made possible through the

cooperative spirit of the Priest in charge and his staff. Plans are

being made to distribute fresh fruit and vegetables eaoh week, to

^ the children attending the Clinic. Health instruction is being given t

to the children. Plans are being made to establish similar clinics

at other churches In the village. The J ^ 9 ng,9taff

each week conduct these clinic. The V ^ o n d ^ ^ mothers bringing-

their children to these clinics has been enUiufriaut.irrr

The skepticism and superstition, and prejudice which once was

characteristic hop. broken down.

Mas’e^Vaccinnation of teachers and School Children have ^

been conducted. This has resulted in s reduction of smallpox ✓

esses and^-e JTb'r -crjfCTinleffiblo diseases^

The nursing Superintendent has visited meetings of the

Sv.aton Branch of the Interdenominational Alliance, Teachers

Associations, and Missionary groups of the several churches in

the community, and has addressed these bodies on the health service

of the Clinic. Out of these visits has come the movement for

the establishment of a health week for the community.

Babv Clinic: On Hey 7th, 1941 a splendid Bay Show was held

in the Clinic. Invitations were sent to mothers throughout the

village to bring their babies. Many responded. Aie judges were

Dr. Xuma, and Mr. Siddlebottom, Principal of the ?Svston Coloured

School. Much interest was created. We are grateful to the

ministers and teachers for the Tine cooperation.

On Boxing Pay more than one hundred children were given

a Christmas Party by Dr. Xuma and the Nursing Staff. Great

interest was created in this event.

Grateful appreciation is made to Dr. A.B. Xuma, the Medical

Officer of H8&ltTi» for his services and influence and his ee-ger

desire dor Jigger and better health service for the community.

Also to the Nursing Staff for the cooperative spirit in the

extension of the service to unrea^hed areas. To the District

Surgeons, and the Authorities of the Vereeniglng Non-European

Hospital for the interest’’feken in the Clinic patients. To Mr.

F.S. MaMasters, the Additional Native Commissioner whose counsel

and advise and ever readiness to promote the work of the clinic

have been responsible in a large expansion of the

work. To Mrs. F. Duvall, who has addited the Books and prepared

the accompanying Financial Statement of the Income and expend!tore.

FINANCES: Since the last report the Clinic has received

the following grants for which we are very grateful. Native

Affairs Department for 1941, £500* This makes a total from the

Native Affairs Department of £1250. From the A.ME. Church Co

Conferencea and Conventions for 1940 and 1941 £567-10-0, being

for 1940 and £307-10-0 for 1941. Mr. I.M. Jada for his Annual

Grant paid in July 1941 of £5-5-0. And Mr. Patel 15/-

The following articles have been received from the U.S.A. for

whieh we are very grateful.

1. Missionary Society of the St. Paul A.h.E. Church Uniontown, Pa., U.S.A. 11 Sheets, 7 Pillow slips, 8 yds Muslin, 4 wash cloths, 1 Quest Towel, 8 small towels.

2. Mrs. C.E. Pierce, President International Evangelistic Women*s Workers of the world, Inc. for the gift of 5 sheets,^mountingioto the sum of £1-7—9.

CLINIC AND DISTRICT WORK: The following s^LMtTclshow

the scope of the work and the amount done VffT'vJ f e period/^

Total number of patients treated.....................Deliveries...................... ............................. IfAnte-Natal.................................................... *£“Students treated ...........................................Hostel visits............. .................................. 1 ^4.Clinic sessions held........................................Doctor’s visit to the Clinic.............................../District nursing visits................................ .Patients to hospital in Vereeniglng.......................' Deaths * or\nAverage monthly number of patients treated.............h * * * Male per month........ • • .....h h ' * * Female H .......................... ^5Total number of Injections for V.D.........................205

Our objective for the Clinic may be stated as follows:

1. Skilled treataent2. Early diagnosis with all the resources of modern medicine

and scientific research. ,_3. Curative preventive and protective medical care to all*4. More extensive health service that will eventually include

hospit&l care in Evaton.5. Further reduction of maternal and infant mortality rates.

F I N A N C I A L STATEMENT 1st. SEPTEMBER 1940 to 10TH MARCH 1942.

Humbly submitted

hy,

G.E. Wares

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16 th March, 1942.

Ihe Honorary Treasurer,Bantu Welfare Trust,P.O.Box 1176,JOHANNESBURG.

Dear Sir,

My attention has just been called to the fact that no acknowledgement of the receipt of a cheque for £50 *-hich your ^frust was good and considerate enough to grant to the African National Congress, had been made.

I can assure you that this sum will be used in rendering valuable service towards the advancement of the African people and the amelioration or removal of some their disabilities.

Thanking you again,

I am,

Yours sincerely,

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PRESI DENT-GENERAL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS.

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