GENERAL CABLES
GANDEfI PERTURBED. ITALIAN PRESS INTERVIEWED. (United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph .—Copyright.) LONDON, December 17. ; Gandhi, on his arrival at Port Said, was eo disturbed over the Italian journalists’ interview, that he personally cabled Indian circles in London, aski-ng for a widespread circulation of a complete repudiation thereof. “I never gave an interview at Rome. It is wholly false.” ACQUITTED ON MURDER CHARGE CALCUTTA, December 17. A .special tribunal at Bengal sentenced Latel Chandra Raha, who was arrested for murder, of Mr Cassells in August, to five years hard labour, for possessing a revolver without a license. He was acquitted on the charge of attempted murder. U. 9. POLITICS. WASHINGTON, 'December 17. \ The moratorium took its first legislative hurdle to-day by gaining tne approval of the House of Ways and Means Committee. The Committee attached an amendment, which four Democrats voted against, giving the moratorium a favourable report to the House. -- ■ -
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1931, Page 6
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