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Dear Friend,
SPECIAL MAY DAY ISSUE.
7/e are planning to produce a special issue of N ew Age to
c o m e m o r a t e M & Y DAY,1956. The special issue will be on. sale from
86th April onwards and will contain feature articles dealing
with the importance of Hay Day as a w o r k e r s ’.festival.
The present vicious attacks on the South African workingclass lends particular significance to this y e a r ’s Kay Day.
NEVAR BEFGRE HAS THE STIRRING CALL FOR ORDERS’UNITY AND
SOLIDARITY BEEN SO URGENTLY NECESSARY IN OttR COUNTRY for, as you
know, it is only through its own strength,militancy and unity
that the working-class will he able' to defeat those who are
seeking to divide and disrupt the workers on the basis of race
and colour;
To assist you ond your organisation to extend the hand of
friendship to your fellow workers on the occasion of this greatest
of all working-class festivals, we shall be pleased to receive
MAY DAY MESSAGES OF GREETINGS at the special rate of 10 /- per
single column inch.( There are approximately 35 words to the inch.)
The text of your May Day Greetings should reach our Cape
Town offices not later than MONDAY, 23rd a PRIL.
ti/e would appreciate it if you would notify us as soon as
possible of your intention to insert a May Day message (giving
the approximate size) so that we may make arrangements to reserve
space for you in our special issue.
i/ith best wishes,
I remain,
Yours fraternally,
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P.O. Bcoc« 10876,
JOHANNESBURG.
29th October, 1956.
The Editor,
The South African Press Association,
6th Floor,
Mutual Building,
C/r Harrison & Commissioner Sts,
JOHANNESBURG.
Dear Sir,
Enclosed herewith please find a cony of a letter
which my organisation posted to Mrs. Ruth Khama today.
We will appreciate it if you will give this
matter as much publicity as possible.
lours faithfully,
HELEN JOSEPH
National Secretary.
FEDERATION OF S.A. WOMEN.
P.O. Boot* 10876,
JOHANNESBURG.
29th October, 1956,
The Editor,
Golden City- Post,
Main Street,
JOHANNESBURG.
Dear Sir,
Enclosed herewith please find a copy- of
a letter which my organisation posted to Mrs. Ruth Khana today.
We will appreciate it if you will give this
matter as much publicity as possible*
Tours faithfully,
HELEN JOSEPH
National Secretary
FEDERATION OF S.A. WOMEN.
Federation of South African Joraen
African National Congress >.’
o en's League,
P.O. Box 10876,
Johannesburg.
26th April, 1957.
The Editor,
New Age,
Progress Buildings,
Commissioner Street,
JOHANNESBURG
Bear Sir,
It will be appreciated if you will give the enclosed
statement publicity in your newspaper.
Yours f aithfully,
LILIAN NGOYI
National President, Federation of -South African
lOiuen.
National President, African National Congress
ioman's League.
Federation of South African Wo,;en
African National Congress ^omen's League,
P.O. Box 10876,
Joliannesburg.
26th April, 1957»
The Editor,
The Star,
41 President Street,
JOHANNESBURG
Dear Sir,
It will be appreciated if you will give the enclosed
statement publicity in your nevrapaper.
Yours faithfully,
LILIAN NGOYI
National President, Federation of South African
Woman*
National President, African National Congress
Women's League,
Federation of South African »ioinen
African National Congress Women's League,
P.O. Box 10376,
Johannesburg.
26th April, 1957.
The Htfitor,
The Rand Daily Mail,
174 Main Street,
JGIIAKI S3 BURG
Dear Sir,
It will be appreciated if you will give the enclosed
statement publicity in your newspaper.
Yours faitiifully
LILIAN NGOYI
National President, Federation of South African
Women
National President, African National Congress
Women's League.
Federation of South African Women
African National Congress Woinen's League,
P.O. Box 10876,
Johannesburg.
26th April, 1957.
The Kditor,
Golden City Post,
176 Main Street,
JOHANNEJBURG
Bear Sir,
It will be appreciated if you will give the enclosed
stateinent publicity in your newspaper.
Yours faithfully,
LILIAN NGOYI
National President, Federation of South African
Women*
National President, African National Congress
Women's League.
8th May, 1957.
The Editor,
Star,
41 and 43 President Street,
JOHANNESBURG
Dear Sir,
I enclose statement from the African National
Congress Women'3 League and the Federation of South
African Women on the Nursing Act Amendment Bill
shall be glad if you will publish it in your newspaper.
Yours faithfully,
HELEN JOSEPH
NATIONAL SECRETARY.
8th May, 1957.
The Editor,
New Age,
Progress Buildings,
Commissioner Street,
JOHANNESBURG
Dear Sir,
I enclose statement from the African National
Congress Women's League and the Federation of South
African ^omen on the Nursing Act Amendment Bill and
shall be glad if you will publish it in your news­
paper.
Yours faithfully,
HELEN JOSEPH
NATIONAL SECRETARY.
8th May, 1957.
The Editor,
Hand Daily Mail,
174 Main Street,
JOHANNESBURG
Dear Sir,
I enclose statement from the African National
Congress Women's Leugue and the Federation of South
African iVomen on the Nursing Act Amendment Bill and
shall be glad if you will publish it in your news­
paper.
Yours faithfully,
HELEN JOSEPH
NATIONAL SECRETARY,
Collection Number: AD1137
FEDERATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN 1954-1963
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