South Africa at War

IN South Africa we have two great problems of a racial nature. There is the conflict between the Boer and the Briton, or if you prefer, between the Afri kaans-speaking and the English-speaking South Africans. Then there is the conflict between white and black, the problem of two million Europeans seek ing to postpone equality for eight million natives and a quarter million Indians. The Afrikaner, the lineal descendant of the Dutch pioneers, differs essen tially from the Englishman, whether of early stock or recently arrived. In char acter and outlook he resembles a member of some Old Testament tribe. He

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