Mr. Gandhi's Political Murders Upheld: Swarajist Disunion Bombay, June 29.
A meeting of the All-India Congress Committee, which controls the Congress organization, is being held at Ahmedabad to determine the position of the Swarajists,. Mr. Gandhi submitted a resolution laying ruttee should be confined to those spinning at least half an hour daily fand practising quintuple boycott, including boycott of the Councils and Law Courts, Repeated efforts to arrange a compromise. proved unsuccessful: The resolution. was strongly opposed by Mr. Motilal Nehru, who finally walked out with other Swarajist [After that the committee, by 67 Yotes to 37, adopted Mr. Gandl resolution. "Mr. Gandhi then urged that the clause in the resolution stipulating that Congress officials not spinning half an hour daily should vacate office should rescinded on the ground that it had been carried by a small majority and would have been defeated had the Swarajists voted. The mittee agreed to the propos Reuter.
Ahmedabad, June '30, The resolution recently adopted by the Bengal Provincial Con= to Gobi tha, who was hanged for ing Mr. Ernest Day, a prominent Caleutia merchant, came up for discussion at the All-India Congress Committee, which, on a motion by Mr, Gandhi, passod a resolution regretting the murder of Mr. Day and condemning all Political murders as inconsistent. with [non-violent non-ce-operation and retarding progress towards Swaraj, Mr. C. R. Das proposed an amendment urging the adoption of the resolution passed by the Bengal Provincial Conference. The amend ment was rejected by 78 votes to 70 and Mr. Gandhi's resolution was. carried Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.