INDIAN REPORT
THE SIMON COMMISSION. [United Press Association- -By Electric Telegraph—Copyrght.] (Received this day at noon.) LONDON, Jan. 24. The “Daily Express” correspondent say he will lie able to reveal that the Simon Commission report which will be presented to Mr MacDonald in February is likely to disappoint those advocating immediate radical changes. It will be the most important document in the history of British rule in India. ,The Commission is not unanimous, the majority consisting oi Commoners Simon, Lane-Fox. Hartshorn and Attlee .favour granting Dominion status only by slow gradual stages, the minority consisting of Lords Burnham, Stvathcona and Commoner Oadogan arc of the opinion that as Indian politicians do not appreciate the reforms already granted and have not shown a capacity to carry them out, they should he withdrawn and simple British rule restore, wherever co-operation has been withheld.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1930, Page 5
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