Viceroy's Statement Leaves Door Open for Compromise Wardha, Feb. 23.
Mr. M. K. Gandhi, in an interview with Reuter to-day, expressed dissatisfaction with the statement issued yesterday by the Marquess of Linlithgow, the Viceroy of India, on the Indian Constitutional crisis over the release of political prisoners.
Mr, Gandhi said that the right of examining cases of political prisoners belonged to the responsible Ministers. The Governors duty was to advise Stranded here for six months, while hostilities raged in Hopei and Shantung, nineteen doctors and nurses of the Dojin Hospital in Tsinan, to-day left here on their return journey to the Shantung provincial Capital—Domei.
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