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(19**-1977) Journalist and playwright. Born in England, he came to South Africa in the 1930s and worked for the Cape Argus and Cape Times as lead writer. Later became public relations officer for [[University of Cape Town]] and the Nederburg estate. He wrote one one-act play: ''[[Birth of  a Union]]'' (1960), performed as part of the Union Festival in 1960.   
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(19**-1977) Journalist and playwright. Born in England, he came to South Africa in the 1930s and worked for the [[Cape Argus]] and [[Cape Times]] as lead writer. Later became public relations officer for [[University of Cape Town]] and the Nederburg estate. He wrote one one-act play: ''[[Birth of  a Union]]'' (1960), performed as part of the Union Festival in 1960.   
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(19**-1977) Journalist and playwright. Born in England, he came to South Africa in the 1930s and worked for the Cape Argus and Cape Times as lead writer. Later became public relations officer for University of Cape Town and the Nederburg estate. He wrote one one-act play: Birth of a Union (1960), performed as part of the Union Festival in 1960.

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