Wardha, Apr. 19, After four days' deliberations, in which Mr. M. K. Gandhi participated, the Congress Working " Committee passeit a, resolution calling on Congress" Chimmittees throughout Tndia 10 prepave for a declaration of Satyagraha_ (civil disobedience), 'The resolution recommends mem—beis of the Congress, who are unable to shoulder the burden of the struggle under the disciplined guid nee of Confess, to resign exceu= tive positions, and again emphasizes the fulfilment' of Mr, Gandhi's condi-ions fora civil disobedience cam paign, One of the main conditions. {nid down by the Indian Nationalist cader for the campaign is none Mr. Kawai Arrives In London London, Apr. 22. Mr, Tatsuo Kawai, the "Japanese and will remain in London for a month, 'A former Gaimusho Mr, Kawai is making a fous capitals in Europe and America. In a press interview today, he said:
am establishing a closer contact between the Japanese Foreig Office and our diplomats, and 30 T have had the opportunity of meeting a large number of prominent people and seeing and hearing many points of view.
"T have been able to gather a gen eral impression of the situation. 1 must stress that my trip has no special motive behind st."
Mr. Kawai Has already visited North America, Italy and France. He intends to pass through Belgium, Holland, Germany, the Balkan states, and Soviet Russia. He is expected to return to England before he goes back to Japan—Havas,
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