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"and some cry for the cutting up of south Africa without delay into separate areas, where white can live without black, and black without white..." (p. 109)

And the churches cry, too. The English-speaking churches cry for more education, and more opportunity, and for a removal of the restrictions on native labor and enterprise.

"Don't you think, Mr. De Villes that more schooling simply means cleverer criminals."
Pg. 107

"Which do we prefer, law abiding, industrious and purposeful native people, or lawless idle purposeless people" (Pg. 107)

"Don't you think, Mr. De Villers, that more schooling simply means clever criminals?" (Pg. 107)

"Don't be catty my dear. Why can't they put up big recreation centres somewhere, and let them all go free on the buses?" (p. 109)

" They should enforce the pass laws, Jackson." (p. 108)

"And do you think, Mr. de Villiers, that increasing schooling facilities would cause a decrease juvenile delinquency amongst native children? I am sure of it." (p.107)

"We must demand more protections" (p.106)

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"If we wait till native parents can pay for it, we willy pay more heavily in other ways. For it is only because they see neither purpose nor goal to work for." (107)

"I realy don't see why they can't have seperate days for natives." (p. 108)

"I say we shall always have native crime to fear until the native people of this country have worthy purposes to inspire them and worthy goals to work for." (p. 107)

"'And you think, Mr. de Villiers, that increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in juvenile delinquency amongst native children?' 'I am sure of it.'"(p.107)

"You can send 'em to road-camps or farms or anywhere else you 🤬 well please..."(p.108)

"And you think, Mr. de Villiers, that increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in juvenile delinquency amongst native children?" (pg. 107)

"And the people will ask for more police, and for heavier sentences fot native housebreakers, and for the death penalty for all who carry weapons when they break in." (pg. 111)

"-And you think, Mr. de Villiers, that increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in Juvenile delinquency amongst native children?
-I am sure of it, Mr. Chairman." (pg 107)

" And some cry for the cutting up of South Africa without delay into separate areas, where white can live without black, and black without white" (pg 109) 

"I say we shall always have native crime to fear until the native people of this country have worthy purposes to inspire them and worthy goals to work for. For only it is because they see neither purpose nor goal that they turn to crime. And the answer does not lie, except in more police and protection."
Pg. 106

"increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in juvenile delinquency amongst native children?"
Pg. 109

"-And you think, Mr, de Villiers, that increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in juvenile delinquency amongst native children?" (p. 107)

"They should enforce the pass laws, Jackson." (p. 108)

"-And you think, Mr. de Villers that increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in juvenile delinquency amongst native children?
-I am sure of it, Mr Chairman" (p. 107)

"I really don't see why they can't have separate days for natives." (p.108)

"Have you the figures for the percentage of children in school, Mr. de Villiers? In Johannesburg, Mr. Chairman, not more than four out of ten are at school. But those four not even one will reach his sixth standard. Six are being educated in the streets." (107)

"And some cry for the cutting up of South Africa without delay into separate states, where white can live without black, and black without white, where black can farm their own land and mine their own minerals and administer their own laws." (109)

"-And you think, Mr. de Villers, that increased schooling facilities would cause a decrease in juvenile delinquency amongst native children? - I am sure of it, Mr. Chairman."  (p.107)

"Why can't they put up big recreation centres somewhere, and let them all go free on the buses? - Where, for example? - You do persist, my dear. Why not in the City? - And how long will it take them to get there? And how long to get back? How many hours do you give your servants off on a Sunday? - Oh, it's too hot to argue."  (p.109)

"you can send them to road-camps or farms or anywhere else you 🤬 well please, but you cant tell me that it is a healthy thing to convict one hundred thousand people." -(pg. 108)

"we shall live day to day, and put more locks on the doors, get a fine fierce dog when the fine fierce 🤬 next door has pups, and hold onto our handbags more tenaciously; and the beauty of the trees by night, and the rapture of lovers under the stars, these things we shall forego."  (pg. 110)

"Who knows how we shall fashion a land of peace where black outnumbers white so greatly? some say the earth has bounty enough for all" (110

"But I tell you they're unenforceable. Do you know that we send one hundred thousand natives every year to prison, where they mix with real criminals?" (108)