INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1931, 13 December 1913, Page 5

INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

personnel and SCOPE' " of.commission. . By Tclecraßli-Prcss Association—OODSrieiit Cape Towfl, December 11. The Government Commission to inquire into the Indian problem consists of Judge Solomon, Mr. Eswald Essclen (Legislative Councillor, Transvaal), anil Mr. James Scott Wyliis K.C.: (Durban). The Commission -will, have'wide reference, and is empowered to suspend sentences on passive resistors pending investigations. . r.INDIAN STRIKERS RESUMING (l'ec. December 13, fI.IO a.m.) .-. . ' Gape Town, December 1.2. s . Twenty-four thousand'/■'.lndians- have resumed'work in Natal'and Zulufaud: 781 still remain on strike!./- " INDIAN MOSLEM LEAGUE. MODERATE COUNSELS PREDOMINATE. . (Ree, December 12, 11.10 p.m.) : London, December 12, ; In connection with tho previously-re-ported resignations of tho principal members of- tlio All-India. Moslem League in London because members resident in India were not satisfied with tho orderly progress of the scheme to promote harmony and concord between the communities of India and the British Government, it is now announced that the resignations have been withdrawn. Moderate Moslem opinion triumphed over the advanced policy. Tho younger members of tho league wero inclined to forco tho scheme,