Logan Republican | 1914-09-12 | Page 6 | Government of India Proposes Reciprocal Arrangements

GOVERNMENT. OF INDIA ' PROPOSES RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS Simla, India, Sept. 9. The viceroy, Ot India, in counsll has outlined proposals pro-posals for tho consideration ot the Indian people, by which the EOm-ment EOm-ment of India proposes to l.cgotlate reclprlcal arrangements with other British colonies to meet the present difficulties regnrdln tile emigration of Indians. Under this plan a limited number of passports will be issued. U is similar sim-ilar to the presont arrnngenfi ti between be-tween Canada and Japan, which per-, mlts ot temporary arrangements for the movements of students and tout-ists, tout-ists, but which limits strictly the right to settle pormunontly. The viceroy announced also that India was contributor J5,00d,000 to-ward to-ward the cost of tno Indian contingent conting-ent in tho war; this In addition to applying the gift of the Maharaja of Mysore ot 41,600,000 to tho cost of transportation.