Str. Rajputana, Sept. 10. correspondent on the P. & 0. tine Interviewed by Reuters special
Eajpatana to-day Mr. Gandht sai "I. have prepared "no plans, no
grmme'for my stay in Engiond, speeches, no arguments and no po: Sal' do everything on the spur of work with Britons and Indians in Jeffort to decide the political destinies Jof one-fifth of the world's inhab: t-ants—United Press, Sept. 12.
Referring to the arrival of Mr. Gandhi "The Times" says: "The discussions of the Round Table con-Hferenee will be incomparably more representative than heretofore and Mr. Gandhi's presence, if he will juse it to the best advantage of his country, should greatly facilitate the horrified eyes of his wife. Both hill path near Nathia Gali, the summer headquarters of the Government of the frontier province. While negotiat= ing a narrow section of the track Sir Steuart stumbled. He lost his balance and fell over a precipice distance of some 500 feet.
Great difficulty was experienced jin recovering the body. When it was found the neck was Troken.
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