INDIA'S "MAN OF PEACE"
GANDHI'S ATTITUDE
DAMPER TO DELEGATES
United Press Association—By Electric Tel»» graph—Copyright. *t , (Received 9th February, 11 a.m.), DELHI, Bth February. The Viceroy has replied to Gandhi* but the contents of the letter are not revealed. India's "Man of Peace" has caused consternation among those who had hoped for a fair consider* ation cf the Premier's offer by 'declaring that if Tej Bahadur Sapru (who has arrived from the London Conference) has not brought anything better than the Premier's declaration, then there is no hope of settlement. Furthermore, extremist Congressmen are talking of repudiation of debts. ■..-"
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 33, 9 February 1931, Page 9
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