The Poor White Problem in South Africa: Report of the Carnegie Commission, Volume 2

adaptation agricultural settlements amongst assistance Aver average intelligence quotient become bywoner Cape causes charity Church co-operation detrimental diggers droughts Dutch Reformed Church economic position effects employment especially European labourers European population extent F. S. MALAN fact fall farmer feeling of inferiority given habit hostels important impoverishment improve increase Indigency industry influence Intelligence-Quotients isolation Johannesburg kaffir Kakamas lack land large number Lichtenburg Luckhoff malaria manual labour means measures ment methods miscegenation Namaqualand native non-European obtained Ohrigstad parents partly passed Standard percentage poor white child poor white children poor white problem Port Elizabeth poverty psychological Quotients of Group railway regard rehabilitation Report result rural poor settlements for poor settlers silicosis social sometimes sons South Africa standard error standard of living sub-group Table tendency tested tion towns and cities trades tradition Transvaal trek spirit type of poor Union unskilled wages Willowmore workers