UNREST IN INDIA
GROWING DISORDER EUROPEANS DISSATISFIED. Press Association Electric Telegraph—CopjTight (Received Monday, 8.45 a.m.) 4 CALCUTTA, Sunday. Dissatisfaction at the weak and vacillating policy of the Government was expressed at the meeting of the committee of til© United Provinces branch of the European Association. The speakers expressed the opinion that it was impossible for Europeans to further support the Government unless determined measures were adopted to cope with the growing disorder. MAGISTRATE REPLACED. (Received Monday, 8.45 a.m.) CALCUTTA, Sunday. Mr J. F. Sale, district magistrate at Cawnpore, who was severely censured ■recently in connection with the -Gawnpore riots, has been replaced by Captain A. "W. Ibbotson. A special bench of the Rangoon High Court dismissed the appeal of fifteen men who were sentenced to death in connection with the rebellion at Dedaye in January last.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 15 June 1931, Page 5
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