Bombay, Mar. 20.
'The local' Government to-day sanned the public exhibition in the Bombay Presidency of three films depicting. the march of Mahatma Gandhi on March 12, although the Bombay Board of Film Censors had approved of them. They were produced by three different Indian film sompanies—Reuter.
Indian Nationa Congress on the ground that "the office bearers of the American "branch carry -on public propaganda against. the declared policy of the. Congress.'—
Reuter.
Fever-Stricken March Jambusar, Mar, 21.
Sickness is rife among Mahatma Gandhi's band of marchers, who have arrived at Gajera, four miles from Kareli. Ten of them hay: been Stricken' with fever.
Mar. 22, The villagers of Ankhi, where Gendhi and his followers halted lust evening, boycotted the policemen who attended the meetings to report the speeches, so that the constables were unable to get food.
Gandhi subsequently reproved the lagers, declaring that it was against religion to starve officials. 'Those harbouring enmity against Government officers, he said, would'
joining his enemies for he himself would be willing to suck out' snake poison "even from Geners Dyer," if he were bitten—Reuter.
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