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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 100, 29 April 1941, Page 4

WOODVILLE Office : Vogel Street and DISTRICT PHONE 108 PAHIATUA and DISTRICT Office : Main Street : Phone 165 s Lacai INpwmiWN : H. M. GUY, Local Representative : D. S. WALKER

GENERAL NOTICES PIGS PIGS W. & K. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD., C/o NELSONS (N.Z.) LTD. Killing: Tomoana Works. Carrier: J. James, ’Phono S2, Woodville. Buyer: Basil Berry, ’Phone 2505, Dannevirke, Trucking Day: Tuesday. GANDHI SUGGESTS BRITISH WITHDRAWAL FROM INDIA i (Rec. 28, 12.30) NEW DELHI, April 27. In criticising the speech made by the Secretary of State for India, Mr Amery, in Parliament on April 23, Mr Gandhi said: “I admit that there is unfortunately an unbridgeable gulf between Congress and the Moslem League. Why don’t British statesmen admit that this, after all, is a domestic quarrel, Let them withdraw from India, and I promise that Congress, the Moslem League, and other parties will find that it is in their interest to come together and devise a home-made solu* tion for the government of India.” A message from Bombay says that the police fired on rioters during HinduMoslem disturbances. The troops are standing by as the tension between the two sects rises. Two were killed and 57 injured in the riots.

ROOSEVELT’S SON ON WAY Tp CHINA

MANILA, April 26. Mr James Roosevelt, son of President Roosevelt, has gone to Hongkong, where, he indicated, he might remain for several days before flying to Chungking, the Chinese capital. Informed circles express the opinion that he intends further to assure China of Washington’s interest. He will visit various parts of China in order to become converaant with the situation.