New Delhi, Feb. 20.
The difficult problem created a month ago through differences between the Government of India and the President of the Legislative Assembly over the question: of controlling the admission of visitors to the Assembly has now been solved.
Speaking before the Assembly today, the President, Mr. V. J. Patel, announced his acceptance of the convention proposed by the Viceroy, Lord Irwin,, to settle the dispute. The announcement was greeted with cheers, Mr. Patel said that he was always willing to be guided by the considered advice of the authorities Reuter. rapidly. In two days the magnificent sum of £40,000 has been subseribed-
Baldyin fo Countorblast'
Feb. 24.
As a counter-blast to the United Empire Party campaign, the Rt. Hon. J. ©. Davidson, head of the. Conservative Party machine, makes ti the statement that "A—wave of loyalty to the Party is sweeping the country.". He promises. that Br. Stanley Baldwin will shortly make a Statement "which will do mach to lear the -air."—Reuter,
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