Harijan Ahmedabad—Sunday March 10 1946

Be that as it may the leaflet is certainly instructive and useful and I would suggest to the readers who are interested as they should be in the matter that they send for and study it with a view to making use of the suggestions if they have a plot of land available for the purpose. [...] (e) A table is given at the end showing the quantity of particular seeds required the depth at which they should be sowlithe size of the beds and the distance between the rows of plants. [...] It simply does not lie in the mouth of Congressmen who were themselves going to the legislatures to ask the ratings to give up their jobs It does not help the cause of the country at all." Every one of the statements quoted above from Arunabehn's press interview is contrary to the views generally held by or attributed to Congresmen. [...] THE STARK REALITY Drums and music and the display of banners serve in the army to camouflage the horror and bestiality of war. [...] We shall take no precipitate or thoughtless step." STRAWS IN THE WIND Typical of the deep heart-searching that is going on in the mind of many a Britisher at present is the following from the letter of an army man to Gandhiji : "Many of us conscripted soldiers have the welfare of your country at heart.