CAPE COLOUR BAR
REMOVAL MOVEMENT. (United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). CAPETOWN, Jan. 3. A Non-European Congress is being held at Capetown. This marks the prelude to the introduction of. Native Bills in the South African Union Parliament! Dr A. R. Durham, a Malayan, said at the Congress that there was ... a political colour bar, which was a festering sore, and wFiich was polluting the life springs of the country. Dr Da'fhain enumerated the oustapding grievances. There was tlye industrial colour /bar. ' It was maintained a civilised labour policy, which kept out of employment thousands of nonEuropeans. A resolution advocating closer cooperation among the non-Europeans and also the Europeans was carried by the Congress. f
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 January 1930, Page 4
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