FUTURE OF INDIA.
GANDHI’S ATTITUDE
EAGER FOR A COMPROMISE.
RAILWAYS’ HEAVY LOSS,
United Press Assn Elec. Tel. Copyright.
DELHI, Feb. 18
For nearly four hours yesterday the Viceroy and Gandhi had a frank talk on India’s constitutional progress. The talk is to bo resumed to-day. There are indications that Gandhi is eager for a compromise involving co-operation in resuming in India the work of the Round-table Conference. Owing to the depression in trade and the civil disobedience campaign the State railways lost £3,250,000 last year.
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Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18257, 19 February 1931, Page 7
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