Harijan Poona—Saturday August 13 1938

We once more tried persuasion with the club members and brought about a compromise under which the student was allowed by them to take his meals in the club to the end of the term ” As regards the third charge the President of the Provincial Congress Committee says : “I remember the incident. [...] The advice of the Sangh was sought by the Governments and " the preliminary programme of work sumitted by our Association was in effect a plan to supply the need of workers by getting workers trained to carry out our ideals." The industries selected for training were those " which supply the primary needs of food clothing and shelter of the masses which utilize the raw materials available [...] 5 crore annual' value of the crop amounting to 16 to 17 per cent of the whole world produce the real producer gets nothing more than 10 annas in the rupee of what is paid by the exporters and Indian millers and only a little more than half of what is paid by buyers in the United Kingdom " and shows the farious ways in which the return to linseed growers can be improved by reducing the cost of d [...] " The report takes no count of the various experiments made by the All India Village Industries Association in the improvement of the ghani nor of the fact that every ton of seed crushed brings to the presser Rs. [...] " Professor Whitehead would surely have seen the further triumph of the same spirit in the unanimous resolution passed by the Working Committee of the Congress not very long ago where it was resolved : " The Committee is of opinion that in order to strengthen the Congress organization in the struggle for Swarm( it is necessary to adhere to the Congress policy of non-violence and to dicourage