Harijan Ahmedabad - Sunday July 14 1946

We expect the customers of Bombay to remain loyal to us in our endeavour.” Readers will note that the success of the purpose as expressed in the article rests on the faith intelligence and capability of the workers. [...] How I wish that both the Hindus and the Muslims would combine and dispense with the help of the police acid the military for purposes of keeping them from mutual fight." He warned them that so long as they depended upon the help of the police and the military for maintaining law and order real independence must remain mere idle talk. [...] 4-8-0 Postage 13 Annas"220 HARIJAN July 14 1946 THE REAL DANGER (By M. K. Gandhi) As during the two days of the session of the A. I. C. C. in Bombay I listened to some of the spirited speeches against the Working Committee's resolution submitted to the A. I. C. C. for ratifiction I could not subscribe to the dangers portrayed by the opposition. [...] Bombay 9-7-'46 SUCCESS OF THE NEW TEAM ( By M. K. Gandhi) The success of the new team depends as much upon the manner in which it carries out the work as upon the manners of the old. [...] The defects of the method are as follows : In the process of grinding in mills at a high speed the properties of protein starch cellulose and mineral salts are altered while the fat content is lost as in the process the flour gets hot.