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','" No. 14-VOl. XXIII, Friday, April 3rd, 1925.
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NOTES AND NEWS
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be accepted. aud as to that, there is no
difference of opinion. But it is suggested by Borne
, that, if the sum were augmented and facilities given
on anywhere near equal terms with the Enropeans,
the community should accept the offer of the Corporation.
.
There are others, however, who are doubtful as
to whether Indians should at all particiPate in the
jollification evenif offered complete equality. They
feel that their position iu this sub-continent h' by no
metmB 80 bright as to encoD1'Ilge them to indulge in
any jollification. They feel that Wlitica11y and
socially they nave been dragged down to the level
of helots and towards that direction the Government
of this cQllntry have not yet stayed their hands.
There are already Acts in the Statute books' of this
conntry that humiliate Ull. They have placed ns in