A ruling of the Circuit Court of] Appeals of America has occasioned 70 suffering from cuts, bruises and shock. Most of the injured were in the second train, which remained on the scene of the accident for about an hour. The first train having moved on, the 6.17 train was then able to zo to Gale Street where medical mon and police officers with firet aid equipment Innterns and torches made a tour of the carriages, attending to the injured. The signal box at Gale Street was converted into a temporary hospital, where sads were bandaged and restora. tives administered. Four wore con. veyed to Romford Infirmary where two were detained. profound interest here where the disabilities of the colour bar in the West are only too keenly felt and quickly resented. In this ease, howe! ever, Indians have experienced pleasant surprise, for, despite the fact that the Supreme Court decided in 1928 that Hindus were not entitled to become citizens of the United States, the Circuit Court of Appeals has sustained a ruling of the lower court granting citizenship to Pundit Sanjharam Ganesh, a distinguished Hindu scholar andLos Angeles torney. There is still, however, possibility that this ruling will be quashed, for it is believed that the Departmen: of Justice, with whicn lies the next move, will seek another raling of the Supreme Court.
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