Correspondents: A.J.C. Abrahamse, E. Balogh, A.W. Blaxall, H. Clark, V. Coakes, Rev A.J. Cook, W.E. Dalrymple, Democratic League of South Africa, P. Duncan, S. Dyer, L. Egeland, K. Govinthu, A. Vine Hall, G.A. Heard, J.S. Holt, A.A. Hope, R. Kilpin, H. Lawrence, L.R. Mac-Leod, F.S. Malan, B.B. Mdledle, L.G. Murray, T. Naude, H. Podbielsky, B. Rama Ran, G. Saron, R.H.W. Shepherd, H.A.R. Wollenburg.

Subjects:

Congratulations on Hofmeyr's speech at his installation as Chancellor of the University of the Witwatersrand.

Question of Jewish refugees.

Hofmeyr's resignation from the United Party caucus because of his (and Blackwell's) attitude to the Asiatic Bill and thanks from the Indian community for defending them.

Ouestion of Hofmeyr leaving the United Party and forming a liberal party.

Outbreak of war and appointment of Hofmeyr as Minister of Finance.