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SOUTH AFRICAN INDIAN CONGRESS

Johannesburg.

9th March 1954.

The Secretaiy-General, African National Congress, P. 0. Box 9207, Johannesburg.

Dear Friend,

re: CONGRESS OF THE PEOPLES OF SOUTH AFRICA

With reference to your letter of 1st March 1954, in regard to the forthcoming conference of the executive committees of your Congress and the South African Indian Congress, and the conference of the executive committees of the African National Congress, the South African Indian Congres, the South African Congress of Democrats and the South African Coloured Peoples Organistaion, we have informer! the members of our Executive Committee.

We shall be pleased to receive from you draft agenda for both the conferences as soon as possible so that we may circulate same to our members.

About eighteen members of our Executive Committee will attend the conference.

Yours sincerely,

Yusuf Cachalia,D. U. Mistry.

Joint Hon. Secretaries, S. A. Indian Congress.

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ooneeloidating *“ * * * * * ”* reaching d»welop»*nt» Oongre.a whioh repreaent. the ower- In thi* direction the lfrloM »*tloru^ uon»i^ leadarahfc?, hae

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Xh* 21 .t t o t £ i £ ? i 5 ! r t ! 2 i . wbald on the 9th. 10th. **dVUh. of Ju jr, d#llberftte ^ d**id« uponthat confront the Indian n t h tha different »eotiona of•etbod. that will — hi. it. of action for the aohier-the South African people, to a«fcai* upon a programmeMat of d*»aretio right# for all.

Since the ^ P t i o n o f the S L S tifrioan National 0ongre*» **wl the 3ou ^ ,hloh laid the basis for

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- 2 £ s r ? * * * - * • ’ t h O T fo ” * “ ■ tothe future with oonfidance.

The South I i “t? a£ ^ rt ^ If ^ w t& * t J T Z K 5 l ita power, in oo-op«retien with th* ^ of the p#opi. of South Afrioa

defeat raoiaiiMand^®yrJ*fi®^w .hood without regard to reoe or oolour, we j

i s&sstjs S5S* *: s: rsriy■* on o » « of «»■ *OTr°*oh r ”- ofright - • — “*• °f -OT*rt “* g°°

Thanking you,

Youra aincerely,

•' .Tusuf Oaohelia,D. lliatry.

v L Joint hon aeoretariea,f % a, 1.. Indian OongrsM.

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TO WHCfc IT MAY COKCrK?.

This ia to o a r t i f y that Mfi T .K . TdHUNUNCfA has baen appointed nat ion a l o rgan iaor by tha Action Council f o r THr, CONGRESS OF THK PEOPLE.

A l l constituent bodies o f tha bouth A fr ican Indian

m U t r a " ' h‘r,b;f dlr'ot*d t0 ®lv® hi. sv.„ pc..lbl.

to J f S ' * 1 ' ° ’ * ’• " ™ b« rs > " d • u p p o r t . r . o f Congressto e s s i s t Jilr Tahunungwa in h is tasks .

Thanking you,

Yours f a i t h f u l l y ,

Yusuf Cachalia0 *1' .Mist ry

Joint Hon. S ec re ta r ie a SOUTH AFRICA” E O IA V CO?.rGKESo.

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JO HAN N ESBU RGS O U T H A F R I C A

16th June, 1955.

Th* Secretary, Bewysstuk N o .....South African Congress of DeaGJUMt«M ~ .........5 Somers«t House, ..... v .....110 Fox Street, .......... — ^ c t A t \ i ..........JOHANHESBURG. ....... 'f^tr >&* ’//*’..........

Dear Friend,D.:fnm.....

Verwy^.n s

The South African Indian Congress sends its wnrmast aT.».+ i.njl

A f r i e ^ i s 8^ 0? ? 5hnferenJe; Y°U ar® meetlng at a time when S o u t h ^ It? throes °f fascism and when the people of South

Africa are getting a taste of what a Fascist Police State Is We no longer talk of a fascist state being moulded bSt we are ficed with the frim reality of living in auch a state. This Nazi like Government is passing one legislation after another, to o g r e s s

hriii t h l m ms‘;0rlt-v of P«ople in South Africa,'to bring them to their knees and to perpetuate their slavery.

Put history has taught as that no amount of oppression or tyranny can forever silence the oeoo.e in their struggle for

f 00? 01 of Suppression of Communism Acts or banning of

S M i J If? ihffd€rf- °r,th' p<nple wil1 h#lt th< mar*ch to Freedom, i n i n ! i \ ascist ects on the -art of a frightened Governmewill only increase the determination of those who love and cherish democracy* and freedom,to continue the fight, and t sacrifice so that we snail have a South Africa where all men will >-e eaual and racialism be a monster of the past. Q d

The South African Indian Congress therefore takes this°f ” *•**** wishing you every success in y:ur delltera-

riS 1 frults of -our conference mar* anotner mileston<orwarri on the road to a truly democratic and free South Afric?.

AFPI/1A - UAYIBUyE.Yours fop Freedom,

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(Dr) H.M.MoosiJoint Hon. Secretary SOUTH AFRICA?' INDIAN CONGPE;

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DISCOVEPY.

29th. JU1),Q0TY.

Dear Farid,

It vat allly of me not to have asked fom

your address, when you vanted to get detail* to

do with holc.lng a picnic at the Wiigersprult Fel_

lowship Centre. However,I got your address fro*

Leon Levy.

The Warden of the Centre la the Her# D.

Anderson, P.O.Box 8^, Roodepoort. Phonei 61-8270 «

1 had a chat fca with hi a and told hi a that the \Committed of the Youth Festival wished to arrange

a picnic , but had difficulty in finding a place,

because it would be an inter-racial picnic *

He waa interested at once and aaid that if

the secretary would write to hla, he would give

further particulars • According to the ooneti- ,

tution of the Centre no political partiea, as

such, may hold a meeting or picnic there, but

this does not apply to lndivldmls .He was p a r ­

ticularly lntereated that yours is to do with

Youth and interracial . He Is so broad-minded

that I have difficulty In remembering tkat he

is a parson • »•4

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Like me, he would like to «ee th« Centre used by

other group*. So far tho*e using it are chiefly African*

and European*. A work camp va* held there during the

fir*t 3 week* of July . I hope to get some of the photo*

that were taken • African* and European* wielding glck

and shovel^and *w*atlng together In w r glorlou* * u n __ >

•hlne^repairing the roa# , a heart-rejoicing *ight,

especially a* one of the European* wa* a Dutch Reformed

par*on I

/fo do write, the Center 1* beautifully altuated .

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‘ IPETOVK. lfith. S“ntember, 1955.

Dear Farled.Thanks for the letter received a few dayp ago. It was such

a relieve to hepr from you chaps after puch a^*erlod of «llenoe.Thlnge are f<ne down h®rp.

I pee that you chens h a v e not h<*«n sleeping down there.From the renorts in the papers it seems that chaps are stteoed in work.At last 9/scpo is replly doing something down there.The best thing to do at this J mcture would be for Spepo to emnloy someone full time down there. I think if you people are pucceesful in getting 3or>hle it would be your best achievem.net for ault® a time.

We are alto ste-o*d in work. V® held ouite a succeeeful ^nrctest meeting on Sunday last in the lity Hall. It seems that the copulation Resl°tratlon Act is the long waited for issue th*t Sacp* has been looking for. The Coloured People are in a turmoil right through the Union. The response dQwn here has 'been so terVlfle that w* are recruiting new members dally. Wf are opening our own office in a few weekj; time and getting one or two full tl^me workers. \

\ It is •urorlelng that ?ou people hare *not yet heard about tha[* Festival as yet. Our secretray was instfHjste^ to write to you people down in Johannesburg cuite a while ago,bitt it, seems that she has been neglecting her work.I will have to null her up. The Festival is on the 31st/3rd Jenuarj. We have managed to get a olace. We are making provlsionj for at least 800 youth from all over the oountry. We are also printing a Bullltin,ln#o-*ing the youth of South Africa about the Festival.You n*ople in Johannesburg will be getting it In taa 10 days tima.The secretary will let you know the full detella in a day or two. Meanwhile I would suggest that you n<K>ple start immediately on the festival. I oromlse you that you will^Jteot in constant touch with.We are going to staere a series of clays etc.to oopularlse the Festival, and collect funds. We will need arroroTir.ately £700/1000 .Nevertheless we have stafcted already collecting money.

Could you please let me have the address of Durban Indian Youth Con-rress. We can't find the** address at all. Also please sendI Ui wyii^l 'TOO# " w VCTII V * *»*• w w ¥ua the addres® list of J^rgAnlsatlon s overseas. We want to afcked them for messages. Pl*e»e do*“delay, as they must go out Immediately.We pre ’'eplly planning something grept.You Jobuggers Just wait and Do you by any means Ptlll’some festival poster* left. Especially th*\ one with the dovee about to fly away. If you do have please send some here. Ie want to frame them and use them for the festival ie. Auction* them etc. Please take a looh.

How about sending me one of your brochures. You fellowa boa°tlng with your history eh. Walt until our Youth Congress P^lnt *hei You can laugh no’*,but wall a longer. ^

Abe (Hurruk) sends hip regards, so does all the chaps, nnea my regards to the boys. Tell them to write,of hoe dan.

^ Tours irpthe struggle,

By the way did you see the ne« °logan that a n n e p r w I b e d a y we ?jono«e to po^err? (Set the slogan boys fr““).

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T H A M O V A A L IN D IA N C O N Q R I I I

CA9NI M O V I N O A L IN D IA N A t t l M B L Y

« U C O M M U NICATIO N* TO TW|

J O IN T N O M O M A ffV I I C N C T A H l l lP.O. B O X t ( 4 t

J O H A N N C t B U R Q• O U T H i F D I C t

18th aentegber, 1953

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The ieoretary.Natal Indian OongreBp,Lakhtnl Chambers,Corner Orey and flavllle 8tr ^te,Durbt.n

Dear friends,

Pleas- ta*e notice that the T2n<! Conference of the South African Indian Congress will be helfl »t the Of.ndhl Ball, Johannes'jur* on the 19th, 20th & Cist October, 1956.

Plaaee elect yoir delegatee un?. In for- headrua rters of your participation. The Agenda will be circulated shortly.

Thanking ;ou,

We "e.aaln,

Y'J'trp ' inc* - ’I-

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F. Adams Esq.,Transvaal Consultative Committee, 37, West Street, J.H.B.

Dear sir,

I have been requested by llr. Liantovani

to acknowledge receipt of youx letter dated Sept.

10th. This was only handed to Li*. L.antovani on

Saturday last Sept. 22nd. You will appreciate,

therefore, that it left us no time to make any

arrangements with your committee as, from that

date onwards, we have been pla.ving 2 ooncerts plus

a rehearsal daily. Y/e do hope, however, to have

the pleasure of visiting your wonrterfu' oountry

at snme future date when we will no doubt hear

from you again. With best wishes,

yours sincerely,

for v, JJantovani.

F . Adams £s ■ .,Transvaal Consultative C mmittee, 37, V/est ?tr-u t,Johannesburg.

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N . . * ,: z - Qf South A f r i c a a r * not h u * a » * a f t e r a l l I I would

v jbay talk of taimnity, hare they tought for a aoment of all< '

y( t ; the brutal *urd*r. of Innocent African labourer, on the far*? of

D j j f B^thal and *l.ewhere and the mrderer. getting off with .light fine.*

h^Te they thought of the thou.and. of Africans -arched to prl.on.

t-V HI/ ereyrday throughout South Africa - their only crime being axp«« that

*±* they did not have a p a n piece of paper, «kixk^~n**AUU«ax±i

uprotting of thousanes of our non-

l\i \ J whit. p*o-'le fro* home, which th.y ha*, occupied decadM-ML/aac.

tha| hu-nanl ft^e pUQ O M i i t m i m t a * champ ioji. of the ftu.gar.an

p ^ p i v rrer iwi*sbid a hair the., atrocitie., Or do they think th.

I :-V ; Z^ S i v i npn-®iite people

a f. T V e t0 taow-£ £ p* ^ - £J w V 4> S «

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It Is moat Ironical to read t*t our lationall.t Oovernment

and .tudente of the Pretoria and other fetlonali.t dominated unirer.itl..

hare been the ao.t voclferfcous in denouncing "fti.aian atrocitie.*

in ftingar*. I wonder if the students of

Pretoria Univer.ity tery .topped tothink of the killing of **»»■■■■

South Africans cltli.n. by the police in Litchenburg, Johanne.burg,

lew Brighton, and file where because they demanded a re vires, to their

grlrience.; because they opposed law. that ar. aent to keep the* In

bondage?

Th*y toft* ofkamaity »ta^nity*, bar* they *T#ry ^ ^ ^

South Africa too is torn between strive and poTerty.

In So th Africa hundreds of children die each year f m i■ ntr>w « » i

from mulnutritlon, from T.B., from PolAo etc.. There are thousands of

homeless South African., there are millions in need of medical care

and attention. The 25,000 pound, given by tint our Bationall.t government

could very well be u.ed for welfare work in South Africa it.elf. I.

it not Mid that charity begin, at home.

C o M « T rru « jrr B o w i i i

N A T A L I N D I A N C O N O N I I I

T R A N S V A A L I N D I A N C O N O f t t l t

C A P * P R O V I N C I A L I N D I A N A S t C M B L V

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J O IN T H O N O R A W V • K C K K T A f t l l l

1st October. 1950

P.O. B O X 2 9 4 6

JO H AN N ES B UR GS O U T H A F R I C A

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Det>r Friend,

The 22nd Conference of the South African Indian Congress will bp held at the Oandhl Hall, Johannesburg on 19t.h, 20th and 21at Ootober, 1956 to consider grave issues facing the Indian people.

The recent proclamation of Group Araae In Johanneoburg,a fleeting b quarter of the Indian pooulatlon of the Transvaal, means the uprooting of long established homes and businesses and rofchln^ of property worth millions of pounds. This inhuman and barbaric onslaughtin the first logical outcome of the Grouo Arena A c t __its processcn o countrywide scale will culminate in the uprooting of millions of Non Vhitea bringing in its train dire consecuences and Impoverish­ment find will hove the effect of relegating them to a status of oer- nstuftl subservlsnoo. It is bound to plunge the country into the throes oj upheavals and racial strife on a magnitude unknown before.

The Conference or the South Afrioan Indian Congress will be mcotlng^ to dlacuac and devise vwye and means. In co-ooeration with democratic organisations of the neople, to bring a halt to the tide of faBclsa which is svcoolng our land.

tfe have besn heartened by the unstinting sunnort and solidarity ti h - you have expressed in the past and therefore approach you onoe again to send a uesnoge of grpptlngs to our Conference.

In thenking you wp sen'' you the best wishes of the South African *n<lian Congress,

rfe remain,

Yours sincerely,

/ f - A x c . ,

frS (Dr) H.M, Moosa D.U. Klstry

Joint Hon. Secretaries.H C A D O O A « T I H » i > frMV^TiMr*Tfii7 i>nUnn ^'•ngrrnn.

_Z.rw U V.. W0036. and Ml*. l-iS-".', i,.:<rK H Qnc rable SecretariesI V f r ^ c n n Indian Congress .

| f £ 3ox'-9lte Jf*»nn.»fcur* !i . \ - <> r » » < r* wSouth Aft*ice

T>esr brothers: _ convening

wlth -— at ole>:»ur- ■*<tb“ T ’.r„ , 'and *l«h deep hopt

SfcirSSaWS?p e r son? liy, to yvu.parsomily, t, year . - al white supremacists i»

v The «**▼ 'u U ‘ . of ».-»n,''p#3$ I'Ve peoples.everywhere confront!*, ^ ^ ' . ^ U u f n s Sunrant,,s • « % * * £ * The unity and power . w M n e ! , the » > » ^ t>, lons. in theall humanity. ;ent cf mankind ban no ^ daUght9r3.secrets, ^he ■neior',es will ^e ir North American

C ^ v ^ f r nvolV of south M r l e ^ n n l ca! a e p l ^ ^

arusE ’ « i eitr s s ta s iS°u i t u r a i::: i « T rb« a 5« - •

.Hies r m th. peooles°rorraulatedsee their degra *S Asian and African p . trumpets

iwisss p« riS ,”«^‘soundinr Tor pea * do(r,s song.or million. »lng - of ln>plration.

v0nr heroic .trugfles lend the. dauntl.s3 andri in the United St at es , my n9 - crushing weight of^ o n u e ^ U people - " ^ ^ n d . . ror.ard aarch.

segregation and

f W 8 1t;"etY S r % n " m l * . f t r e "3 shH&*' J-lctorlr. - r vt0tor:e t. ^

- p.ll mankind. ^ o n ;,our stni?; j -freedom of all mankind.

C e n t r e s - .

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