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000030577

01.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08820

MAN MOHANDAS

2

After going through the book G. suggests 'how to compete with foreign cloth' would be a proper title & gives his opinion about hand spinning handlooms & mill cloth.

000033279

01.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

 

 

 

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

8

(1) Reference to letter from Dahibehn from Bombay.- Reply enclosed.- Reference to Gandhiji's health: weight 100 lbs.- Reference to spinning.- Kanu to go to Wardha.- Reference to Parnerkar, to Ramnarayan, to Jivandas, to Valibehn, to Premabehn, to Ratilal. (2) Gandhiji discusses ninth Canto of Gita. After dwelling upon the characteristics of yogi in the earlier Canto, importance of 'Bhakti' (devotion) is shown in this Canto.- Omnipresence of God. In essence, the devotee should merge himself in God.

000016917

01.01.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

5

Questions to and replies by Gandhiji in connection with hunger strike before picketed shops, house, defence of a Satyagrahi arrested under false charges, honour of national flag etc.

000021619

01.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08017

MAN MOHAN DAS

3

Criticism the book "How to complete with foreign cloth" Title is presumptuous. It contains more authenticate information about Mills but less about handlooms Hand Spinning is the Key to complete boycott of Mill made cloth. No doubt hand spun yarn is not as strong as machine spun yarn, but that is no argument in favour of the latter. We cannot give up hand made bread for machine made biscuits.

000028032

01.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

1

Let me see your yarn. you must put on some more weight.

000025823

02.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01793

SHANTA

1

God help you in observing your vow.

000009503

02.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01804

PATEL, Shivabhai G.

2

Good that you admitted everything. you should clarify your aim of celibacy to your wife. Also you should grant her permission to remarry if she so desires. In ease she demands maintenance you should ask her to go to the ashram. The real remedy to meet the attack of passions is faithful. adherence to one's work.

000028128

02.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07830

MAITRI

2

You can give water to Harijans and request other not to give them remnants of good.

000025511

03.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08408

ASAR, MOTIBEN

2

Improve your handwriting and be specific in all that you do rather great or small.

000027233

03.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08557

JOSHI, Ramaben C.

2

Our duty is our religion. Our religion is not inferior to that of others. So that to your duty.

000027402

03.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

2

So you are released. Why this loss of weight ? Keep me informed.

000024793

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08360

RADHAKRISHNA

2

You better give me the required news.

000028129

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

1

Personal news.

000027172

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08554

KASHINATH

2

You should not have refused to show your dairy to Narandas. You can of course work even when living outside. Do what is necessary in your brother-in-law's case. etc. etc.

000016900

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10124

DESAI, Durga & DESAI, Mahadev

2

Inquiring and instructing about her health and supplying to Mahadev details about his spinning. I wish to make improvements with wheel but do not have the necessary mechanical knowledge.

000024142

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01045

CHATURVEDI, Benarsidas

2

Adviser him not to feel dejected and to confine himself to the work in hand.

000009626

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01274

TYABJI, Raihana (Miss)

2

Pleased to know that you are improving. White beard will have to act up his part. All is well that ends well. Am not surprised at Ammajan's exploits.

000009316

04.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

It is immaterial if a thing taken for health is tasteful. But it is taken to satisfy the taste it does matter. Relishing of the tongue can be overcome by practice. At the stage of perfection one has no questions. Self-examination is good but it should be followed by efforts to remove vices.

000023300

04.01.1931

02612

GANDHI, Narandas

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

2

Complains why she does not write.

000025512

05.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08407

ASAR, Mathuradas Purushottam

2

Mind only the work in hand. That is real "YAGNA"

000027663

05.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08595

PARIKH, Vanmala N.

2

You can accelerate your speed in spinning on Charka. Form a habit of reading a letter written by you.

000025162

05.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

I do not write as I expect you will any day go to the Ashram. Will you go to Allahabad now that Kamala is arrested ?

000033167

06.01.1931

09772

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

2

I am sorry in replying so late to your letters. I was busy trying to get India and Mahatmaji better understood in this country (U.S. A.). I have sent my review of your two books-"How to compete with Foreign Cloth " and 'Indian Cotton Textile Industry'. If it is not possible to publish them in 'young India' because of the ban on it, they may be published elsewhere: I have not received any copies of the second edition of my book "Economics of Khaddar".- Not heard anything from the publishers. My sympathy is with India and the Congress. I am confident that India will win her full freedom.

000033280

06.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Your packet received yesterday.- I am better now.- taking curds and almonds. Ask Kasturba and Mirabehn not to worry.

000027174

07.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08466

KALAVATI

2

Yes, In some parts of Gujarat also Purda is observed. Then inquires about some persons and suggests Asans for treatment of legs.

000027173

07.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08554

KASHINATH

2

Unless one of the parties is full of pure love the struggle cannot end in success. Then follow views on Bhagwandas scheme, Maulana etc.

000031620

07.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08750

MIRA

4

(1) Explains meaning of 4th verse of Ashram prayer book on Godess EArth. (2) Feels A fast per month is good even for light weight people. (3) Feels lack of complete mastary over his palate. (4) Feels one can remain healthy without milk. (5) Says prayers do comfort the prayerd, but never increase their life. (6) G's views on secrecy.

000027175

07.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01793

SHANTA

1

Face the ordeal bravely.

000033286

08.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Gandhiji had to take a little castor oil as purgative. He will take curds or milk after evacuation. No cause for anxiety.

000025153

08.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

I daily hope you will go to the Ashram for recouping your health.

000033287

09.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Health better- normal evacuation- diet: dates, almonds, curds. - no cause for anxiety. weight : 96 lbs.

000027664

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08595

PARIKH, Vanmala N.

2

I viva voci question in Airthmetic.

000032654

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

 

000033288

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

This will be my last letter about health. Condition fully normal. Diet : dates, almonds, curds. Write to me about Durga's health.

000024275

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10413

ROHINI

2

Asks for to tell Kanjibhai not to restart eating 'pan' etc. (which for good the had to give up in jail) when he is out of jail.

000033281

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

It seems post is being received regularly now. Kanta writes about some revenue dues to be paid.- have referred the matter to Mahadev. He says that it has been decided not to make any payment at this juncture: Let us wait. I will have to make a move from here after 15th. When, I don't know. If there is no agreement, there is a possibility of being arrested again.

000023436

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Complams that she has not sent the books asked for.

000025711

10.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05005

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

2

The correct word is DANDVATT and not DANDVRATT.

000026548

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08493

GANDHI, Sushila

2

Hope Sita is alright. Do not economise in fruits.

000024869

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08368

ZAVERI, Gangaben B.

2

Advises to act according to conscience. Feels happy about work being done by women.

000024386

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08339

SHAKRIBEN

2

No cause for shame in writing to me your father and mother. Only then I can be helpful.

000028130

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

2

Personal news.

000032204

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09215

JOSHI, Tehmina P.

2

You seem to be "greedy". I cannot write lengthy letters from here: You can do so. If at all I have to write long letters, I have to write about the talk that I have with birds and stars. But it is supposed to be a private thing. Even if you don't send a cutting of your speeches, I know what you speak. It was good that you visited the Ashram.

000033188

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09783

RAMA

2

I appreciate your handwritting but, do not write with a pencil. Think of the character of Sita and then you will realize your sense of duty towards your mother.

000030933

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08896

PATEL, Raojibhai

2

Hopes his Asthama is cured advises to take sun bath. Expresses worry over Dahibens health. Acknowledges the news of Dahiben's & Sarinaben's arrest.

000033126

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09754

BUDHABHAI

2

The food you take is good. About Parvati, be on the guard. Don't allow your passion to rise. Do not be with her all alone. Now, when you want to treat her as your sister, there should be no rise of passion.

000028715

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10489

THAKKAR, Mahalaxmi Madhavji

2

Serve them and they will respond and improve themeselves.

000009317

11.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

We cannot compel each and everybody to insist on spinning. I think my stomach cannot undertake experiments. Though I have lost some weight there is no cause to worry.

000033763

12.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09802

JAMNA

2

Do not lose at the Ashram whatever you have gained in Bombay. In fact, we should be able to adjust ourselves to any weather. If not possible, then there is no objection in staying at a place where the weather suits you.

000033282

12.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

4

(1) Gandhiji doing well. More details about health in letter to Mirabehn.- Chandrashankar's handwriting resembles that of Mahadev. Hence Gandhiji might have taken his writing for that of Mahadev.- Reference to Champa. A lady from Canada had sent a pareel of salt (about 2lbs) for me.- Kusum should be treated well for her fever. (2) Gandhiji writes about dietary experiments. (3) Gandhiji discusses the tenth Canto of Gita. Further discussion on the nature of God.

000025170

12.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

I am writing just for the sake of it.

000025154

12.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

Stay in United Privince (Uttar Pradesh) if desirable. Ask Sarup Rani to maintain her composuce.

000033327

13.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

I have sent some letters yesterday. Sending others alongwith this. One for Laxmidas Reply to Mahalaxmi's letter enclosed. Prof. Edward Thomson to arrive in Bombay by about 15th by steamer. May visit Ashram. If he does not come on his own, write to him or send a telegram inviting him.

000033330

13.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

You must have learnt about me through Miraben's letters. Who else is there at Ashram ? Please inform, so that I can write to them. I have already written twice from here: I had asked for some things to be sent to me. Reference to Radha and to Punjabhai.

000033283

14.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

8

(1) God news about Surendra's proposed fast. Ask him not to go on fast.- Reference to Madhavji who was thinking of starting dietary experiment following example of Gandhiji.- Reference to Gandhiji's health and dietary experiments.- References to Nanibehn and Budhabhai, to Matthew, to Mirabehn and her paper. Reference to Devdas, Sarojinidevi, and Prabhavati. (2) Gandhiji discusses the contents of Canto- 11 of Gita. Arjuna expresses a desire to the real form of God (Lord Krishna).

000025155

14.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

I am helpless as you yourself wish to stay there: You can ask for finances when required.

000030934

15.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08896

PATEL, Raojibhai

2

(1) Hopes he took proper treatment for his nose trouble (2) Informs his (G's) reading father Elwins articles (3) re: solving some problem in Khadi work of Khadi Dist.

000027403

15.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

2

Gives instructions regarding unhappy married life of a couple. Truth and non-violence as social standards have the roots in individual behaviours i. e. self purification. Ashram is out of my mind those who stay there must imbibe high retraint and be prepared to come out when called.

000033284

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

If you have not already received the yarn from here, please collect it. Part of it to be given to Akhil Bharat Charka Sangh and to Goseva Sangh.- Remaining to be utilized for weaving a saree for Kasturba, if possible.Illness, etc on the increase in Ashram and other places. Dietary experiments helpful in preventing illness. Going ot Delhi tomorrow to meet the Vice-roy. Result cannot be foreseen. A widowed sister of a companion of Champaran Satyaraha wishes to come and stay in Ashram. She might come by the end of March. Her brother, a lawyer, would bear the expenses to the extent possible.

000033000

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09734

GANDHI, Prabhudas

6

I have gone through your translation and passed it on to Kakasaheb for correction . Your language and diction is different from mine. I would like to send my translations to you just to see how you would correct them. Some have doubts about the efficacy and usefulness of prayer . It is means to save and protect yourself from evil thoughts,It is no mean achivement. Your efforts in preparing a new spinning wheel should not be of the cost of your health. Building a new spinning wheel should only be for the sake of pleasuer. I saw your opinion about the confusion that a student faces. Any writing like this is bound to appear a little bitter and difficult to follow. But I have done my duty. Even now , you may write to me if you still have any doubts and confusions.

000032999

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09734

GANDHI, Prabhudas

4

Don't get impatient. Do whatever you can with easily available resoures. Your claim of trying to invent an entirely different Charka seems untrue. I don't have that capacity. I am doing only some alterations in " Gandeev". "There is some imitation of"Jeevan Chakra." I don't see any necessity of ball-bearings. You can forget about "Takli". Your efforts should be around your Charka. Rambhau must be improving . Take from him whatever work you can. Everybody is governed by three things (1)The impression from the previous birth,(2)The present atmosphere and (3) One's own efforts. It seems you are disillusioned with me. You forget about Chandradutt. We have to be contented with whatever God gives us.

000032655

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

I have written to you about the books. Not to worry about my health. What is Tara's age ? I think you keep the daily diary, no ? It works like watchman for us. What about Chandubhai's hospital ?

000023437

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Personal news. Inquires about the fate of Chandubhai's hospital building.

000019985

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07097

MARTIN, R. V. (Major)

2

I stick to the position. I took at the outset. To me there is no distinction between blood-relations and in mates of Ashram. my list does not contain any political leaders.

000019986

16.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07097

MARTIN, R. V. (Major)

2

Seeking permission to respond to Ramanand Chatterjee's request to contribute to the golden Book to be presented to poet Rabindranath Tagore on his 71st birthday.

000027177

17.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08466

KALAVATI

2

Bear the taunts. No father can forcibly send his daughter to her father-in-law's.

000027186

17.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08554

KASHINATH

2

Narandas may not be free from faults but that does not justify your refusing to show him your diary. Shanta cannot be sent to her father-in-law against her wishes and eventhough it may result in her husband taking a second wife. Characters in Mahabharat may have been historical and wars might have been faught but that does not mean that Mahabharat & Gita themeselves are historical books teaching Himsa.

000009318

17.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

How to remain untouched by honour or dishonour is taught by Gita. Do not think of leaving the work. Teach children manners, deep thinking and cleanliness etc.

000027176

17.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01793

SHANTA

2

Face the ordeal bravely.

000024387

18.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08339

SHAKRIBEN

2

Handwriting not so bad though has room for improvement. Self confidence needful. Keeping oneself engaged would bring tranquility.

000033765

18.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09802

JAMNA

2

I don't remember to have received a letter about Dharamdas and Kalyandas. If you are not well, you may go back to Bombay. Ask Kusum not to be in a hurry to start cereals. One can live the entire life on milk and fruits.

000016901

18.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10124

DESAI, Durga & DESAI, Mahadev

2

Im parting further instructions in connection with her health, pairs out his phitosophy of spinning. The Wheel is hands and feet of God.

000009504

18.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01804

PATEL, Shivabhai G.

2

Stick to your vows and things will be easy.

000027178

18.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07103

RAMCHANDRA

2

Countinue to write still better handwriting.

000022448

18.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08112

MULCHANDJI

2

Advises to rise early and do the work.

000016902

19.01.1931

05010

ALI SHANKER S. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

In reply to Gandhiji's letter of condolence for Mohamad Ali's death, describing how he died, regrets that at his death time he and Gandhiji were not in the same camp. He himself having realized marked change in British attitude press Gandhiji to reconsider the matter and help the new workers in Round Table Conference.

000025164

19.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

You are sick. I do not know how you can make yourself in the house. However you do what you think to be proper.

000019987

19.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07096

DOYLE, E. E. (Major)

3

It is true that Patwardhan is not permitted to spin and is therefore fasting. I consider the prohibition unthinkable, A, B, class prisoner's are permitted. Requests to appreciate his anxiety (Reply=- In general 'C' class prisoners are not allow to spin this man's case is under consideration)

000030578

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08820

MAN MOHANDAS

2

Gives his views on mill cloth Vs. handloom, artificial silk, protection to handspinning etc.

000033159

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

2

Gandhiji, after going through the draft pages of the book made the following suggestions:- (1) The title of the book should be "How to compete with Foreign cloth." (2) The importance of handspinning should be emphasized. (3) boycott of foreign cloth- impossible without adequate handspinning which alone can provide feeding to hand-weaving. (4) Talcherkar's argument that machine-spun yarn is weaker than handspun yarn not acceptable. (5) Mills and handlooms are mutually antagonistic. Mills have come stay. They may get help from "Swadeshi" movement. (6) Import of artificial silk deserves to be objected to. (7) We can import raw-cotton from other countries.

000033285

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

4

Gandhiji asks Narandas to send his pair of spectacle that were with Kasturba.- Problem of Surendra over for the present.- Reference to Khurshedbehn and Madhavji, to Keshu, to Chhganlal, Sarojinidevi, to Padma, to Jamna, Shankarbhai, Prabhavati, to Kakasaben. It has been said that Pyarelal and I would be released from jail. By the time you receive this, we would be out of jail. We do not know where do we go from here:

000015301

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02208

ALL INDIA CONGRESS COMMITTEE, Secretary

2

I like Satish Babu's suggestion. There are however practical difficultied in the way of holding an exhibition during the congress week, unless the congress wants.

000023301

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

2

G. does not see anything wrong if Birala buys all the khadi of the Pratisthan.

000021620

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08017

MAN MOHAN DAS

2

(1) Mill and Handloom are not supplementry Mill is self reliant and so can stand without the help of anybody. Why then help it ? Even helping both, reduces the help to handloom. (2) Use of artificial silk is worth discouragement.

000019988

20.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07096

DOYLE, E. E. (Major)

6

To marry of us spinning is a matter of sacrifice. The labour of spinning is not a privilege sought for but it is to be treated as daily obligation. (Reply=- Provisional Sanction has already been accorded to Patwardhan to spin, please explain the exact meaning of sacrificial spinning.

000016942

21.01.1931

05848

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Rejoining over receipt of Gandhiji's note apprises of his illness and referring to the adjournment of Round Table Conference remarks that "American public opinion at this moment is that naw everything passes into your hands. You have become the final and supreme arbiter of judgement of all that has been done. What a tribute to personally and also to your leadership of India's great cause'.

000022615

21.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08156

TRIVEDI, J.

2

Request to see that a denture is got prepared for a European presones who had served G. well.

000024311

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08323

MEHTA, Kunverji Vitthalbhai

2

Hopes he is cured; and that Abbas Saheb will certainly do something extraordinary.

000027867

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08607

PARIKH, Maniben

2

Ofcourse the school has to work under certain limitations but we have to bear with them.

000033766

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09802

JAMNA

2

I would like you and Kusum to take medicine from the Punjabi vaidya who treated Chandrashankar. He is said to be a person who believes in doing good to others.

000009459

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01799

DESAI, NIRMALABEN

1

Without the knowledge of Arithmetic one is impractical. Every now and then it is required. So it must not be only learnt but mastered.

000009460

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01799

DESAI, NIRMALABEN

1

Though there may be nothing wrong with your bone, you should continue Sunbath.

000009461

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01799

DESAI, NIRMALABEN

2

What a girl ? You expect my letters and do not write yourself ? Did Durga deliver my message to Mahadev ? How is she and how is Babla ?

000009458

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01799

DESAI, NIRMALABEN

2

The word is Ansakti and not 'Anashakti' Anasakti means detachment. Diary is our watchman. It helps us to ascertain what we did years ago.

000019989

22.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07096

DOYLE, E. E. (Major)

1

Sacrificial spinning means spinning in name of god for the sake of the poor without any expectation of personal gain. Referring to two other cases of fasting requests to issue provisional general instructions.

000027179

23.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08554

KASHINATH

2

Bear with your father. Help Shanta to sustain her vow. A reformer should have patience and be satisfied with what he can. After all soul force will find a sympathetic in the opposite soul.

000027180

23.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08466

KALAVATI

2

Mind the work in hand and not all works to be done.

000025513

24.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08407

ASAR, Mathuradas Purushottam

2

If your decision to leave the Ashram is to be more pure well and good. Otherwise to do so because you have erred is not proper. Nobody is free from faults. Our aim is to know them and improve.

000033189

24.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09784

MOTIBEHN

2

You should recover early. I have written in my letter to Ranchhodbhai. Act according to that suggestion. If you feel like having change of weather, do have it.

000028131

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

2

There is good carder at Kanoder. Inquire about him.

000024794

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08360

RADHAKRISHNA

2

Such as in embroidery work on khadi may not be deprecated. It is not a matter of principle.

000024005

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08305

CHANDIWALA, Brijkrishna

2

Conveys news and informs that G. has not received "ARVIND BABU KE VARTALAP"

000028718

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10489

THAKKAR, Mahalaxmi Madhavji

2

I know you do not make a show of what you do. Nobody should immitate me in my food experiments.

000032656

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

Your letter. Every time you say you have nothing to write. I don't know whether I should feel happy or sorry over this. Why worry about my health ? The moment I needed some treatment, I had it and I am my own self again. (Ref. to Shanta)

000031526

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08994

LILAVATI ASHAR

1

advises to abandon all thonghts & wishes God to make her a lioness.

000030998

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08900

BANARASILAL

2

Expresses grief at Rukhmain's illness & suggests to send her to Ashram for change.Inquires his activities.

000031162

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08937

BALBHADRA

1

advises to write ordinary pen available.

000030999

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08922

RUKMINIBEN

2

advises to write once a week or when she feels says, seems you are being tested as is the whole mankind Inquires cause of her illness.

000009627

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01274

TYABJI, Raihana (Miss)

2

What about Babajan's new operation ? Your illness may be due to the three days fast. How did the Pattani women. Co-operate with you ? Have you regained strength after the operation ?

000016905

25.01.1931

02068

SATYADEV

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Apprises Gandhiji of her associates and activities.

000016904

25.01.1931

05012

DAILY HERALD, Editor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Reply paid (telegram) Cablegram requesting Gandhiji to forward message of his views on premier Macdonald's Indian Declaration. Reply:- Describes premier's statement wholly aiadequate and quoting instances of malicious and attrocious represion in India points it out as value less for purpose intended.

000027404

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

2

Move and work as much you like but see that you preserve yourhealth.

000009319

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

News about Gandhiji's health and diet.

000023302

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

2

G. informs that his desire to learn Bengali has not yet been achieved. An honest ambition produces peace if we do not mind the result of our efforts.

000023438

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Complains that her letters are poor. Informs his health is O. K.

00031526a

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08091

LILAVATI

1

advises to obey Narandas & develope Permaben's companionship.

000025165

25.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Glad you are able to leave. Hope Harsu Babu is now better.

000033768

26.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09802

JAMNA

2

Treatment for weakness and diorrhea: Curds and fruits. Orange, Lemon, etc. Take only as much as you can diggest.

000016910

26.01.1931

05015

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Greeting. "God guide you".

000016908

26.01.1931

04971

YERAVDA CENTRAL PRISON, Supdt.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Herewith the beg left behind and the cable received.

000016911

26.01.1931

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

My private judgement letter consolidate gains welcoming princess into Federation satisfying Mohmedans untouchable. Way forward wide open transvaal affairs entical.

000016907

26.01.1931

00000

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00000

"BLANK"

1

Certificate of release of Mahadev Desai from Ahmedabad prison.

000016909

27.01.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Father's condition grave causing anxiety but no immediate danger would welcome your visit here: Am requesting Mehta Jivraj come also.

000018423

27.01.1931

00000

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00000

"BLANK"

3

Substance of Gandhiji's conversation in an interview granted after his return regarding position after the premier's declaration.

000024795

28.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08360

RADHAKRISHNA

1

Jamnalalji is alright. It is true that attendence at the temple has dwindled ? What about others such temples.

000033161

28.01.1931

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

M.P. Gandhi through this letter sent some statistical information regarding the reduction in import of cotton-piece goods during the period from 01/04/1930 to 30/11/1930 compared to the same period during the year 1929. The reduction in imports of foreign cloth and yarn did show an effect of Swadeshi movement which was picking up.

000033160

28.01.1931

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Your letter dated 20/01/1931.- Your reply has been received in time. The book will be ready in about 5-7days. I have not stated that mills and handlooms are supplementary to each other. What I say that as long as the handlooms are not in a position to use handspun yarn only, they may use mill-spun yarn. "A Charka in every home and a colony of handlooms in every village will be the order of the new dispensation."I have been requested to bring out the book in Gujarati also. It is being translated and the Gujarati edition will also be published in a month's time. I request you to write a few words by way of "Introduction" to the Gujarati edition. I have read your interview for the 'Statesman' on Foreign Cloth Evil." I hope Motilalji is improving.

000016912

28.01.1931

05017

REYNOLDS, Reginald

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

Giving vivid picture of British Statements diplomaclie entrigues with Indian Princees, Communalists and approtlunists at Round Table Conference informs that even Andrews is duped. Quotes Gandhiji's utterness "No form of government can be called Swaraj in which the real power does not lie with the peasant".

00023302A

28.01.1931

02612

GANDHI, Narandas

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

1

enclosing the letter informs that G. has left for Allahabad on account of illness of Pandit Motilal Nehru.

000016940

28.01.1931

00390

POLAK, H. S. L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

After supplying family news and recalling sweet momories of S. A. life, refers to the working of Round Table Conference tries to impress on Gandhiji's mind that the change of heart on part of British people as desired by him has been brought out by Round Table Conference and that no one of any real importance wants to treat India on any other term save that of dignified equality.

000016915

29.01.1931

05019

GREGG, Richard B. (Mr. and Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Love.

000016913

30.01.1931

00860

YAGNIK, Indulal K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I realize my mistake in leaving you and repent the moment I am completly disillusioned. I shall run to you.

000016914

30.01.1931

05018

KALLENBACH, Hermann

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Love.

000031000

31.01.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08922

RUKMINIBEN

1

Asks her to recover quickly.

000016916

31.01.1931

02572

ROY, Motilal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Heart felt jay at release May India speak truely through you.

000016406

31.01.1931

06446

MOHAMED MASUM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

You are the real mischief monger. When Muslims attacks Hindus you raise hue and cry but when Hindus attacks Muslims you keep mum, Recently Sir Kowasji Jahangirji spoke on Shaukat Ali and you remained silent like a true Bania, you are full of intrigues.

000016991

31.01.1931

02921

KHADI EXHIBITION COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Herewith the laced Angvastram woven from yarn spun by a pleader from Kumbh as in humbli present from him.

000018438

31.01.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Butting of an artical written by `Artifex' for the Mancgestes guardian under the heading "Indian Problem, irirish Parallel Recalled.

000030894

01.02.1931

05548

VICEROY

10538

SECRETARY OF STATE

6

Apprises Secretary of his talks with Gandhiji during two meetings. Main matter discussed (1) Scope of futur consttutional discussions (2) Intention of Congress re: resuming civil Disobediance.

000018370

01.02.1931

10961

RECEPTION COMMETTEE, President

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invitation from the President Reception committee of the Tinnevelly District. Labourers and Ryots Conference to be held on 25th December 1931.

000016922

01.02.1931

05024

RANGACHARIAR, T.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Taking very highly of the doings of representatves at Round Table Conference tries to impress upon Gandhiji's mind the arising of a supereme occasion for entering into an honourable peace and settlement with the Britishers.

000027102

01.02.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Photo of a crowd and Gandhiji addressing them after his meeting with Viceory.

000016950

01.02.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Reprint from the "Labour Magazine of London "The Round Table Conference by Major D. Graham Pole honorary Secretary of the British committee on Indian affairs.

000024388

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08339

SHAKRIBEN

1

Appreciating work of all the sisters. Desires particulars of beating.

000027182

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08466

KALAVATI

1

Asks for the details of the incident.

000028719

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10489

THAKKAR, Mahalaxmi Madhavji

2

Let us not hate the person who misbehaves.

000033289

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Writing the letter during vow of silence. Wrote letters to others also.- Reference to Surendra, Gangabehn;- Enquiry about Durgabehn's health. About Madhavji's dietary experiments. If my release from jail is not going to bring any change, then it would be better to find a way to jail again. Leaving from here tomorrow evening.- will be in Bombay till Friday.- Send all post at Bombay till further instructions. I do not know when we meet again. I shall not go to Ashram or Ahmedabad unless there is some special occasion. Wish to go to Kheda.- will not be able send discussion on Gita at present.

000025163

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Inquires about her health and conveniences.

000027405

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

2

The part played by Ashram and other women is unique and praise worthy. Panditji's state is critical. I am datined here:

000023303

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

1

Informs that he will certainly visit pratishtan if he goes to Calcutta.

000009320

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

You are lucky to receive both beating and jail. you have glorified the woman-sex. Do not, even in heart, hate the beater.

000031277

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08091

LILAVATI

2

Giving general advice asks to obey khurshedben.

000021790

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08077

RAMESHWARDAS

1

By patience and perseverance anything can be achieved.

000028132

02.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07830

MAITRI

2

Praising her inquiring about her health.

000025028

03.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08664

TYAGI CHAND

2

Inquiry about Balavir and Prem Mahavidyalaya and desires him to offer his views on the fast.

000009628

03.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01274

TYABJI, Raihana (Miss)

2

If Kadi atmosphere suits you, it will prove beneficial. I saw Babajan and Ammajan in Bombay. Panditji's illness is causing anxiety.

000016920

03.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05023

DAILY NEWS

1

In reply to London Daily News 'Cable Gandhiji cabeled success of Round Table Conference unbelievable us repression and unabted assaults an ennocent citizens still continue making Congress Co operation impossible.

000016921

03.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05023

DAILY NEWS

2

Manuscript copy of above (SN 16920).

000024370

04.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08239

CHIMANLAL

2

Why not take Annapurna on permanent basis if you case ready to admit he for six or twelve months ? If she proves unfit she cannot stay even for a day. Yourself and Narnadas are the final Judges in the matter.

000023304

05.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

2

G. is at Lucknow on account of Panditji's illness G. ioines that rules must be observed by Ashram unmates though exceptions may have to be made for individuals.

000024870

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08368

ZAVERI, Gangaben B.

1

Opines that the present struggle is not for personal relief.

000032657

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

You know very well how long I shall be out of the jail. Panditji left today. You may write to me at Allahabad address.

000021621

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09770

GANDHI, Manmohan

2

Disapproves publishing translation in English of Gandhiji's criticism. Again it was winter while just so perhaps it cannot be made public.

000030618

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10524

KALAKANKAR

1

Says :-The king has to be very cautious in such a case. If he considers himself to be the Lord he distroys his subjects but if he considers himself as servants he brings happiness to both them & his own self.

000030579

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08820

MAN MOHANDAS

2

Asks not to print english translations of his criticism of the book as it was just for his information.

000009507

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01804

PATEL, Shivabhai G.

2

Just as body requires food so soul requires prayer Every respiration of yours must pronounce 'Rama-Nama'.

000023439

06.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Informs that when out of jail, time is scarce.

000016923

07.02.1931

05025

BOWMAN (Editor, Englishman)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

What will be political Situation after Motilal's death. Reply:- It will depend upon how people and government react to it etc.

000009505

07.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01804

PATEL, Shivabhai G.

1

My mind is in Kheda but at present I am helpless. Do keep me informed.

000025166

07.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Why worry now ? Do write to me about your health, conveniences and activities.

000016924

07.02.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

6

Draft copies of wires to various persons from 7-2-31 to 29-3-1931.

000028600

08.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08674

MASHRUWALA, Sushila

2

Though out of Jail I am too busy to write you. Do write to me.

000016925

08.02.1931

07726

THAKKAR, PURUSHOTTAMDAS (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing grief for Motilalji's death solicits an hours interview for laying his views for Gandhiji's consideration before deciding about the question of attending Round Table Conference. Reply :- Please come when you can- earliest better".

000027183

09.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08554

KASHINATH

2

Do not mind parents ! Threat real or unreal to commit suicide in carrying out your duties.

000027234

09.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08557

JOSHI, Ramaben C.

2

Once you join the struggle you should not be deterred even by bullets. Do you and woman in general now realize that your hair give a ready handle to the opponent ?

000023440

09.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Disapproves of the reserve in her letters.

000032658

09.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

2

You must have received my earlier post-card. I can understand your agony. Shanta writes that she will reach you shortly. I am well. I am here still 15th. Uncertain about next programme.

000026986

09.02.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Instructions regarding ashes of Pandit Motilal Nehru.

000027116

10.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10455

GANGADHAR RAO

2

Under organised despotism lucklessness is luck, poverty a blessing riches a curse evil is enthroned, goodness nowhere:

000016926

10.02.1931

02592

NAG, Har Dayal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Grieving Motilal's death prays for a message for Bengal, in reply to which Gandhiji wrote. "I have always entertained high hopes of Bengal and have had no cause for disappointment but I knaw that Bengal has the capacity to do much move if only youth of Bengal will turn to non-violence not merely as a policy but even as the sacred creed etc.

000027406

11.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

2

I do want to come there but do not know when I shall. Pact or no pact the peasantry must be protected.

000025937

13.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08462

MODI, TARABEN

2

In whatever conditions we want to serve with no desire for returns. Inquires about health.

000016927

13.02.1931

05012

DAILY HERALD, Editor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Quoting substances of 'News Chronieles' wants to as certain if that is Gandhiji's definate final view.

000016918

13.02.1931

10125

SOHAN SINGH, Baba

05022

DEAR SIR

1

A printed appeal from a released prisoners to secure release of his comrades sentenced to trans portation for life by the special tribunals at Lahore and Burma, in couspiracy cases.

000033162

14.02.1931

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

The loss of Motilalji canot be filled in. You have stated in your letter that I should not make use of your words written from the jail. If it is so, there is a way out. You will write a few fresh words by way of introduction to the book in Gujarati. My article "can India import Foreign Cloth?" is published just today. The English edition will be ready by 17th February. I have pleaded with the mills to reduce profit- margin and also improve the quality of their fine cloth. I shall be highly obliged to you if you can write the Foreword for the book, I am going to Delhi to attend a meeting of the FICCI on 20th February. I shall try to see you at Allahabad.

000016928

14.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05012

DAILY HERALD, Editor

3

A lengthy cable yes it is a fair summary of my views I can only assure you that I am making a desperate effort in spite of myself to secure peace abtainable without surrenuder fundamental position etc.

000016929

15.02.1931

13228

NATARAJAN (India Committee)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10

Grieving Lt. Motilal's death explains how he happened to perside over a local meeting at Bandra for adoption of a resolution on his shraddha Day, and impresses the urgeucy to participate in further proceedings of Round Table Conference.

000025167

15.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Give up all worries. Take proper diet and full rest and recoup your health.

000024154

16.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08310

TOTARAMJI

1

Advises not to accept the doctor's suggestions about diet and give Ganga Devi's only milk and curds and fruits.

000016931

16.02.1931

05031

MEHTA, Jamshedji Nasarvanji

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Fever continues but progressing takes regular diet" Reply- Advises daily praying to get rid of fever.

000016930

16.02.1931

05030

YERAVDA CENTRAL PRISON, Supdt.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In reply to Gandhiji's inquiries, Supplies information. regarding Book, Letters, album etc.

000023305

16.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

1

Informs that he is leaving for Delhi.

000027399

16.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

2

I am going to Delhi.When life itself is uncertain how can we be certain abouat our action? Our only hope is work.

000027817

16.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

I shall do all that I can.

000027818

16.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

2

I am trying my best to arrive at a compromise but if it is not on honourable terms rather than agree to it I would ask the people to bear all sorts of repression I know I am nobody and so if God wishes to crush me let him do it.

000016382

16.02.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

9

A brief Report of the Civil Disobedience in Utkal from 26-1-1930 to January 1931.

000016932

17.02.1931

05032

JADHAV DEOLALI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Nasik depress class leaders desiring to wait upon Gandhiji for some urgent matter requests for date time and peace. Reply:- Can you see Satarday Morning 9'Oclock ?

000030889

17.02.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

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4

Issues discussed -Future procedure & furhter scope of discussion civil disobedience Debts Release of satyagrahais Prisoners Seized property, Remission of fines Restoration of presses punutive police Reinstatement of officials resigned or dismissed etc.

000030890

18.02.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

5

Issues discussed Punitive police coercive process adopted adopeted by local govts salt campaign civil disobediance peaceful picketing Shahid Bhagat Singh's case etc.

000030891

19.02.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

1

Issue scope of a further conference of a more extended character & its usefulness.

000016949

19.02.1931

00000

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00000

"BLANK"

4

Gandhiji's self Written notes for young India.

000016936

20.02.1931

10126

PERCIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wire received. Instructions will be carried out.

000016934

20.02.1931

05033

BANERJEE, Suresh C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

After apprising of his health condition and treatment after release from jail suggests that All India Spinners association may take up transferring Abhay Ashram in view of its very weak financial position.

000016933

20.02.1931

05032

JADHAV DEOLALI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

'Place not mentained' If Delhi is meant, no train avaible arriving at Delhi Satarday morning Request another appointment.

000016944

21.02.1931

05042

BAKHALE, R. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding on behalf of Servents of India Society 5 copies of the report on Borsad tragedy committed on 21st January requests for Gandhiji's opinion on it.

000033290

22.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

My routine has become very uncertain.- get up at 4'clock but required to take rest during day. Reference to Sarojinidevi; to Rukmini who was with Gandhiji.- Keeping good health.- Do not publish any matter from letters in the papers. Fingers of right hand unjured.- Not to worry. Enquiry about Rakabhai, Purushottam, Jamnadas and about elders in the family. Rukmini is with Gandhiji.

000025171

22.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

For want of time I may not be able to write but you do keep me informed.

000027407

22.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

1

Nothing is certain. We shouls work for peace and be ready for fight.

000016937

22.02.1931

05036

MASTER M. A.

05037

WALCHAND HIRACHAND

5

With regards question of Burman Seperation from India encloses extracts of 'Discussion in the committee of the whole conference and comments in committee of the whole conference an report of the sub committee no IV on Bursma.

000016941

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00390

POLAK, H. S. L.

1

Sorry cannot write at length. Thank the donar for the little box of Salt.

000016938

23.02.1931

05038

KALANJIBHAI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Apprising Gandhiji of Shankerbhai's sentence and fast requests for instructions.

000016939

23.02.1931

05039

WILSON (INDIAN DAILY MAIL)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Indian Daily Mail" Seeks Gandhiji's Opinion whether he approved mob's holliganism blocking staircases of Municipal Hall and Preventing and picketing members entering hall for discussion of addresses to incoming and out going Viceroy's Reply:- Most reprehansive if statement true.

000016947

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02612

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Sahnkerbhai must continue fast if Takli not allowed.

000016948

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05017

REYNOLDS, Reginald

2

I regard myself as a seasoned solidier in Satyagrah. Let my assurance therefore be Sufficient for you that so far as I am concerned there will be absolutly no surrender in principle i.e. on the substantial part of the demand".

000016935

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05033

BANERJEE, Suresh C.

1

Leaving aside the business part of the letter Gandhiji advises him to regain his health.

000016946

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05043

INSPECTOR GENERAL OF PRISONS

2

Inquire why Shankerbhai Patel was prevented Spinning Takli at Surat Sub jail and instruct Sabarmati jail authorities not to prohibit.

000016945

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05042

BAKHALE, R. R.

1

Report is well written and well balanced.

000016943

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05015

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

1

Hopes for his recovery and states "I feel move and more convinced that if India come to her awn it will be perhaps the largest contribution to the world peace which we are all praying for".

000022694

23.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07335

VIYOGI HARI

1

Acknowledges receipt of books and says he remembers their visit.

000033163

25.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

1

It is difficult to give advice to a person who is in a hurry,- already riding on a horseback. However, I can say the following about your Gujarati edition of the book : The book is suitable and welcome at the present time. It is possible to achieve complete boycott of foreign cloth with the help of spinning wheels and Khaddar. The author had made a good endeavour to show this. The book also contains useful statistical information. The book will be helpful to those who want to understand the ethics of boycott.

000016906

25.02.1931

05014

RAGHWAN G. S.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

enclosing copy of the portian of Gandhiji's interview to the 'Pioneer' clarifies the misunderstanding.

000016919

25.02.1931

05015

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Cable received through Associated press heartly approve American friends of India sustain you in struggle for in dependence of your country through peace if possible war if necessary.

000009506

25.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01804

PATEL, Shivabhai G.

2

No force should he used white picketing shops of foreign cloth .Our picketing liquor shops dies not affect government revenues limit our real duty is to put a shop to drinking itself. You should persuade the drinker and stop the practice of untouch.

000009630

26.02.1931

00449

 

00449

 

1

 

000009629

26.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01274

TYABJI, Raihana (Miss)

1

See Navajivan. Your fast and picketing were appropriate as there was the bond of affection, our duty is to act and not to mind results.

000023306

26.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

1

Acknowledges receipt of translation of introducing to Geeta.

000016967

26.02.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

6

Notes in Mahadev's hand of conversation between Bapu and Chatterjee and others as well as about the 2nd Labour meeting.

000030892

27.02.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

2

(1) Issue discussed Scope of further discussion to consider scheme for constitutional Government of India (2) Lord Irwin feels G was in very obstinate mood through out the discussion.

000030893

28.02.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

(1) Irwin's note on picketing police etc. sent to G through Sapru & Jayakes G's note explaining how picketing of foreign cloth & liquer shaps will be conducted.

000030895

01.03.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

4

After careful examination feels accomodation impossible on three matters. (1) Picketing & boycott, (2) Enquires into police excesses (3) Salt other points discussed debt & sesession.

000016968

01.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

8

Notes of reports in Mahadevbhai's hand in Gandhiji's speech at Delhi. Gurudwara and before Bombay public (Dt 6-3-1931 and 17-3-1931)

000030897

03.03.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

2

Discussion regarding Return of Seized land sold to third parties' Irwin feels importance to the morel scruple G gives outweighted everything else.

000030896

03.03.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

2

Issue debt. (1) Return of sezied land sold to third parties (2) Additional police (3) Giving up pickieting altogether (4) Salt (5) Constitutional Building says he was through out impressed with G's sincerity.

000030898

04.03.1931

05548

VICEROY

10538

SECRETARY OF STATE

2

Informs him of sending text of statement accepted by him (Viceroy) & congress working committee for his (secretary of States) approval states its important sections such boycott,picketing police salt civil disobediance Debt & secession not included though verbally discussed. Finally hopes he (secretary of state) will be able to approve the statement as it stands.

00030898A

04.03.1931

05548

VICEROY

00000

"BLANK"

2

(1) re: Congress represantation at (Round Table) aonference in light of Mr Benn's announcement that British Government policy an Financial sateguards is fixed (2) re: Selection of congress represontatives for conforence (3) re: Civil resistance prisoners being still detained & punitive police tax (Contai) being still collected.

000016951

05.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Extraordinary gazette of India publishing political Notification in connection with the agreement between His excellancey the Viceroy and Gandhiji's as regards Indian Constitutional questions.

000030875

05.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Gazette of India gives 21 clauses of accord such as Constitutional questions to be discussed further to discontinue (1) defiance of law (2) non payment of taxes (3) Publications supporting the movement., boycott of foreign goods re: pickcting inquiry into police misconduct returning back seized property etc.

000016903

06.03.1931

05011

SHARMA, B. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10

enclosing a cutting gives vivid idea of British intrigues at 1st Round Table Conference with Muslims Native previes and Burnnese representatives all detrimental to Indian interest and recommends to accept invitation to 2nd Round fable Conference only if the British statements are genuinely prepare to tockle Indian question.

000009321

06.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

1

Do not be impatient. We shall meet on Monday.

000025168

06.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

Reaching there soon.

000016953

07.03.1931

05046

MADANLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sheikhpura Congress Congratulations God grant puran Swaraj soon. Extreme Solicitude gharwals.

000016952

07.03.1931

10128

JENKINS, John Daniel

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I have been severe to you in the 'Statesman' but the recent agreement with Lord Irwin places you in the forefrait of the immortals of the human story and the Viceroy as the greatest of Viceroy since 'Clemancy Canning'.

000017247

07.03.1931

05285

SHAMLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Quoting instances of repression in Rohtak District the District Congress Committee President seeks Gandhiji's guidance under the circumstances giving assurance that -"In no case we are going to stop our normal activities, though we shall do our best to abserve the truce terms".

000027819

07.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

Leaving for Ahmedabad on Sunday.

000016954

08.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Press reports on "Mahatmaji turns to Hindu Muslim Problem" and "Haw News of true was Received at Dr. Ansari's".

000016957

12.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Cutting from New India publishing extract from an article in the "Leader" giving idea of Sir Ismails's contribution to the work of the first Round Table Conference.

000016956

12.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Cutting from New India Publishing main points of the Irwin Gandhi agreement from the official statement and Gandhiji's view on the same.

000016955

12.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Cutting from "New India" publishing views of Aiyer A RangaSwami on "Gandhi Irwin agreement; Its results and Values.

000016958

12.03.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Cutting from 'New India' regarding the Round Table Conference from the Indian states peoples points of view being the substance of memorandum submitted by working committee on behalf of Indian State people's Conference.

000016959

14.03.1931

05047

CAPTAIN BARNES AND BARNES

00000

"BLANK"

3

Incidents about shooting on 21-2-1931 in N. W. F. P. (N.W.F.Province) Extracts in Mhadevbhai's hand from two letters.

000030899

16.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08885

P.S.V.

1

(1) re: Congress represantation at (Round Table) conference in light of Mr. Benn's announcement that British Government policy on financial safeguards is fixed (2) re: selection of congress representatives for conference (3) re: civil resistance prisoners being still deatined & punitive police tax (Contai)* being still collected.

000016960

16.03.1931

10129

RANADIVE (Comrade) AND GANDHIJI

00000

"BLANK"

2

Notes in Mahadevbhai's hand regarding proceedings of the public meeting where Reds wanted to create trouble.

000016961

17.03.1931

05049

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

enclosing copy of resolution passed recording sense of gratitude of H. E. the Viceroy and Mahatma Gandhi for reconciliation arrived at.

000016962

17.03.1931

05050

EAST INDIAN ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Communicates Resolution passed at the meeting of the Managing committee of their assocaition expressing satisfactian and appreciation for the great tact, patience and statesmanship displayed by Viceroy and Mahatmaji.

000030900

17.03.1931

08885

P.S.V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Acknowledges G's telegrame & requests G to meet Emerson. Propose an informal meeting with conference deligates residing in Delhi for private exchange of views.

000016966

18.03.1931

05054

RASHTRIYA SAMITI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Communicating resolution adopted by the executive Committee of Vikrampur Rashtriya Samiti Displying confidence in Gandhiji's leadership and urging imperative need of the immediate release of all political prisoners including detenues etc.

000016963

18.03.1931

05945

KNUDSEN, Elizabeth

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing gladness for Gandhi Irwin Pact states "Had you come to terms in June it would have been better still. Evincing anxiety about South Africa says "what would happen to the Indians there if the British Empire brake up".

000016964

18.03.1931

05052

MARAYANPALLI K. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An enthusiastic young follower of Gandhiji submits certain points regarding release of prisoners. Salt-Law general-amnestly. Suspensian of Civil Disobedience, risk in putting faith in the pledges of Britain etc.

000030901

19.03.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00000

"BLANK"

3

Main points discussed (1) British govts policy on financial sategurads as unalterable (2) Govts failure to impliment agreement in individual cases of release (3) British deligations coming to India before full r. T. C. in England (4) Methodes employed by congress for encouraging swadeshi production etc.

000016965

20.03.1931

05053

MATHEW K. J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Communicating resolution passed by the Standing Committee of Indian States peoples federation claiming representation of states peoples at the Round Table Conference and Congress Committee.

000016970

21.03.1931

05056

MORENO, H. W. B. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

We want your frank opinion as to the position the Anglo Indian Community will hold along with the other communities in the new constitution.

000016969

21.03.1931

05055

AGRA PROVINCE ZAMINDAR ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwarding copy of resolution passed by the Managing Committee of the Agra Province Zamindar's Association expressing gratification at the settlement arrieved at between H. E. Lord Irwin and Gandhi M. K. on India.

000016971

22.03.1931

05049

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwards resolution passed by the public meeting of citizens conveying grateful congralutation to Irwin and Mahatmaji and request to Viceroy for the release of all political presoners

000016973

23.03.1931

04450

MUNICIPAL BOARD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwarding copy of resolution passed by the Minicipal Board Cawnpore recording its greatest satisfactian at the Gandhi Irwin Settlement.

00017011a

23.03.1931

10136

BAGDE, K.G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

enclosing copies of resolution passed by 3 rd session of Barar and Central Province depressed classes conference The resolutions adcancing interests of depressed classes etc.

000016972

23.03.1931

10131

BULCHAND PESSUMAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The Suggested scheme to dispose off foreign cloth through a limited agency in foreign countries is disadvantageous to retail merchant Better allow the merchants to dispose off in India itself within six month.

000023443

23.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

1

Desires her not to insist upon attending the Congress session but to devote her self to work.

00017108A

23.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05177

MAHARAJ KUMARSAHEB

1

I expect to deal with the subject in pages of Young India so no seperate reply is needed.

000016975

24.03.1931

05059

RAILWAY MEN ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding resolutions passed by their Association expressing confidence in Gandhiji and indignation at the non-release of the trade Union leaders procecuted in Meerut conspiracy case.

000016974

24.03.1931

05058

SEETARAMAYYA M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

Seemingly a crack minded teacher of Vizag Dist-Commands Gandhiji to obey his orders to publish his enclosed letter To Viceroy in all his papers.

000017127

24.03.1931

05193

SAMBALPUR CONGRESS, President

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Burma State sambalpur appressed Rental exaction unbearable Non payment by subjects. Headmen arrested. Property confiscated order congress inquiry wire message.

000016976

25.03.1931

05060

RENDA D. VANRENCU ESTATE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10

Honorary general secretary of the Punjab Zamindars Association, complaining of unacknowledgement of his previous letter and enclosing copies of his letter to various committee of the congress and a printed copy of a press communique of the meeting of the Punjab Zamindars Association, Seeks Gandhiji's interview.

000016979

26.03.1931

06420

ANONYMOUS ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Affected by numbers of excecution and disposal of the dead bodies of Bhagat Singh and two comrades the correspondent denounces the idea of Gandhiji's participation in Round Table Conference and presses to find out the truth as to the inhuman manner of the disposal of the dead bodies by visiting the peace and inquiring himself on the spot.

000016978

26.03.1931

05062

SANGAMNER MUNICI., President

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

enclosing a resolution passed by the Sanagmner Municipality in appreciation of the Irwin Gandhi Pact offers thanks to both of them.

000016977

26.03.1931

05061

FORD, MRS. JOHN W. (BAWLING)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Being interested in the world wide Nareotic Drug Problem draws Gandhiji's attention to its genuine cure discovered by Dr. Modinos of Allxandria and requests to get England to agree to adopt that remedy for all Indian addicts. Enclose a printed leaflet.

000016980

26.03.1931

05063

MAHMED, Syed

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Liquor picketing being carried Secundrabad under late contractor's influence with violence. Please instruct Dr. Murthi in camp to do needful your name,work are being spoiled.

000031080

27.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08922

RUKMINIBEN

2

Asks to write G regularly without expecting reply from him (G) Gives his programme & news.

000016982

27.03.1931

05065

KAUSHADAI M. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

INforms Gandhiji of the Sind Commissioners banning government servants from taking part in congress or any other political functions, feels that there is no change in government attitude even after the Truce and seeks advice.

000016981

28.03.1931

05064

CHANDRAYYA, Saladi

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

A selection grade head warden in Bellary camp jail having been unjustly dismissed on charge of caoardice beseeches Gandhiji to secure him justice in view of his old age and long Service.

000016986

28.03.1931

05069

KARAMCHANDANI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Gharwali Soldiers refused to shoot Satyagrahis in patriotic grounds. They also should have the advantage of the amnesty. Referring to government's ban on government servants to attend any political functions requests to provide apportunity for 'Darshan'.

000016987

28.03.1931

05070

DHARMAVIR N. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inviting to lay foundation stone of a J. B. Hospital intended to be built by lats Lalaji in memory of his mother requests to find time for the same and help also in raising some much needed money.

000016985

28.03.1931

05068

DAS GUPTA, DURGA PADA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Narrating the case and death Sentance on RamKrishna and Gupta Dinesh appeals to Mahatmaji to interve and procure their acquittal else it will be unsafe for all to have another Bhagat Singh in Bengal, god alone knawing whither the tornedo would blaw.

000016983

28.03.1931

05066

KIFAYATULLAH, Mohammad M. (Maulana) ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Please sponsor two resolutions at the karanchi congress condemning (1) Communal riots at various places and (2) maintainance of British army to suppress the afridis.

000016984

28.03.1931

05067

MILNE, A. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A seelker of truth presenting certain Christain postutates wishes to knaw Gandhiji's views on then either written or verbal and whether he himself is a believer in Christianity.

000016989

29.03.1931

05072

SATYAMURTI, S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Seeking Gandhiji's interview for a short talk in connection with the starting of the proposed All India States People's Conference under auspics of the congress.

000016988

29.03.1931

05071

SYED AHMED

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

It will be held at Karanchi on 1st and 2nd April 1931 please grace by your attendance.

000031145

29.03.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

06638

GORADIA PERSHOTAM

1

Asks to see the enclosed note of Mahadev's investigation. Feels happy as all quite now disapproves publics ill treating overenthusiastic satyagrahis & asks to find a way to curb such practise. Feels ban on meetings should go & laxmiPrasad (a loyal offical) be reinstated.

000018444

31.03.1931

06420

ANONYMOUS ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An anony mous Maharastriya referring to Hindu Muslim problem suggests not to mind the Muslim cry for 14 points and under no cireumstavces they should be given more rights than they really deserve suggests also cuts in the salaries exceeding Rs. 300/-

000027500

31.03.1931

05325

DUNICHAND, Lala

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

An appeal to Gandhiji to afford an honourable compromise with Government Especially as congressmen are getting rotten and the Congress requires respite.

000018445

31.03.1931

00000

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00000

"BLANK"

3

Gandhiji self return draft of an artical for young India peketting insisting upon necessity of absolute non-violence

000016994

01.04.1931

05076

WOMEN'S INDIAN ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Protest against clause 5 fundamental rights. it perpatuated sex serfdom maternity benifits can be matter ordinary law requests new clause, men and women shall have equal rights.

000016993

01.04.1931

05075

GANGULEE N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of the Congress constructive scheme. I offer my services as an expert in Agricultral questions and wish to be included in the Indian Round Table conference Delegation or at least an adviser.

000017027

01.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05012

DAILY HERALD, Editor

1

Wire in reply thatt from London Daily Herald: "Report about foreign missionaries mere destortian of my views. Have published in young India full article. Am certainly against use of hospitals schools and like for purposes of conversion. Conversion must not be reduced to business etc.

000016995

04.04.1931

05077

PANDIT, GAURISHANKER B.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The atmosphere here is surging with communal tension. Depute some Hindu and Muslim of all India fame for a day or two for saving the situation.

000021623

04.04.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

08017

MAN MOHAN DAS

1

Gives an appointment.

000030581

04.04.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

06594

DEAR BROTHER

1

Asks him to come after two days as Gandhi's health has gone very weak & needs some rest on May even join him in his morning walk.

000032868

05.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00416

GANDHI, Chhaganlal K.

2

I am keeping better, no fever now. There was exhaustion, need rest, taking whatever amount of rest is possible. Happy that both of you are keeping good health. The work is also to your liking. I have come to Borsad. With me are Kasturba, Mirabehn, Mahadev and Pyarelal, will be here for a few days. Then, I may go to either Mahabaleshwar or Simla or Nainital. Nothing certain about going to England.

000033291

06.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Mehtab Babu is a rich man from Utkal.- But he has given up everything.- Came into close contact with Jivaram.- wants to stay in the Ashram for some time. Then wishes to found an Ashram in Utkal.- show him the rules and regulations of the Ashram.- I would like to reach there on the 10th- will stay with Ambalalbhai.

000016997

06.04.1931

05080

RAKSHIT N. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Considering representation of Iron and coal Industries of India absolutely necessary at the Round Table Conference.Encloses a copy of his letter addressed to the Indian National Congress on the point and Suggests that the Bengal National Chember may be asked it select representatives and advises for the purpose.

000016996

06.04.1931

05078

LUSE, Benedict (Dr.)

05079

RAO, V. H. (Prof)

3

Advocating Naturopathy treatment admits that Naturopathy had its orgin in India and that Mahatma Gandhi was a true and plain Naturist an example of a real naturopath on the three plains. Physical mental and moral.

000017072

07.04.1931

03103

NEIL, Henry (Judge)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Judge Henry Neil of New york Proferring services to Gandhiji's compaign for freedom especially if he went there: REPLY:- Regrets his inability to visit U. S. A. in near future:

000016998

08.04.1931

10133

CAPTAIN, W. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In the view of the Muslim uproar for seperate electorats Suggests to convens an open conference of Muslims of all shades and decides the issue by means of Referendum, shaws also preference for seperate elctorate to foreign domination.

000016999

09.04.1931

05082

TRIPATHI VISHWAMBHAR D.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Foreign cloth merchants have are impatient as kanpur Congress allowed local merchants to sell foreign cloth stock on their undertaking not to place any fresh orders. Please issue clear instructions.

000017001

10.04.1931

04353

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Drawing Gandhiji's attention to the unconstitutional step taken by Sen gupta in issuing instruction to District Congress Committee to get membership books printed independently which amounts to inciting indiscipline and preparing ground for future dispute intimates provincial Congress Leauge still functiouing".

000017000

10.04.1931

05083

RAO, RAJA S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Finding that his scheme to produce khadi failed for want of sufficient funds remits the balance of Rs. 83-0-3 by M. O. for being used at his derection preferably to stimulate khadi production in Banglore: Report with balance sheet enclosed.

000017002

11.04.1931

05084

RUSTAM JAMES J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I am seeoud to none in my admiration for Mahatmaji and shall always remain his follower. but I am uneasy at Gandhiji's interview on 21st March and reactions to it .

000017003

13.04.1931

05085

TROTH, Dennis C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We request you to contribute an article for world peace. Reply. Regrets inability to comply with the request for want of time.

000017004

13.04.1931

10134

CHALIKA TARAPRASAD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

9

enclosing a statement of his views on the fundamental rights prays to be foreign if his style of writing produces effects of rudeness.

000024007

14.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08305

CHANDIWALA, Brijkrishna

1

Is pleased at his services Blesses all.

000017005

14.04.1931

05087

BORSALI R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appreciating Gandhiji's measure of reviewing home. Shinning and weaving forwards a copy of his book "Ugly Civilization" entaining criticism of the indus _ trial civilization of westerners with a request to read Reply:- Shall try to book into it when received.

000025156

14.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

Tour programme 11 to 18 Bombay. 20-21st at Ashram.

000017006

15.04.1931

05088

PHATAK HARI GANESH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Whether in view of the settlement. We should or we should not proceed with the work of sealing foreign cloth or allow seals to be broken. Reply:-The Congress could not permit any seals to be broken.

000017007

15.04.1931

05089

RAO, HOSA KOPPA K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

First Round Table Conference was Disappointing. States peoples should be represented at the ensuing Round Table Conference.

000017008

18.04.1931

05090

HARDIKAR, N. S.

03233

INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS

10

Communicating resolution of the All India Volunteer Board of the Hindustani Dal insists upon inenosing Congress grant to finance the in eveascdy activities.

000018446

18.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Draft Resolution past by the subject committee of the nationalist Muslim conforence at lucknow.

000025158

18.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Now that you have gone these, stay there for some time. But do not worry and come here when you can.

000026979

19.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08527

MAHMUD, Syed (Dr.)

2

Best for me is not to write to any Muslim friend to influence him in favour of nationalist Muslim view.

000032515

19.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09066

GOKIBEN

2

Gandhiji writes to say that Ch. Laxmi's marriage day was fixed in a hurry. Ch. Laxmi was to be married to Jivandas. He asks her to send her blessings either by post or by telegram. Laxmidas is yet to arrive for the marriage ceremony.

000017009

19.04.1931

05092

TRIKMANI B. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

A youth of Bhagat Singh school of thought giving idea of his attempt of converting five abseonders covets monetary helps to the extent of Rs. 75 to 100 only.

000009812

19.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01821

GOKIBEN

2

Send your blessings to Laxmi's marrying Jeevandas if you cannot grace the occasion. I am responsible for hurry if any. Laxmi fand Jeevandas both are eager to join as early as possible.

000023777

19.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08248

SAHABJI MAHARAJ

2

Acknowledges receipt of his letter.

000026549

20.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00660

GANDHI, Manilal

2

May you advance in South Africa Do everything without caring for the result. Read the preface of "Anasaktiyoga" again and again.

000017011

20.04.1931

05093

BARNYS, DHIRENDRALAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

The claims of the Buddhists community both in central as well as Bengal provincial governments should be taken its consideration.

000017010

20.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Copy of a resolution passed by Vineent Depaut's Society(Cylon) expressing alarm at Gandhiji's statement to the effect that if foreign missionaries were to attempt proselytising by means of medical and educational efforts. They will be asked to leave India when she attain Swaraj.

000017013

21.04.1931

05095

GHOSE, Sailendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An Indian exile in U. S. A. pressing Gandhiji to fix American visit after Round Table Conference session in London says it will eusure success at the Round Table Conference. Reply:- Appreciating his anxiety for American visit said "Even my going to London is an uncertainty".

000017054

21.04.1931

05129

ELWIN, Verrier

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

2

It is not a question of the search for truth or witness to truth. It is a question of theosophical eliquate. Quest for truth is never advanced by ill informed ill mannered and allusive criticism.

000029509

22.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08739

SAPRU, Tej Bahadur

2

Feels heartless to go to London (For R.T.C.) if he (G) fails to slove the Communal Tangle.

000017014

22.04.1931

05096

DUTT, LAXMI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating breach of promise by foreign cloth dealers seeks advise. Reply:- Expose them.

000025159

22.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

How is it that you reached Patna and fell sick ? Return if you can.

000032963

23.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01535

GANDHI, Prabhudas

2

I got your second letter also. You can retain Dhiru as long as he is ready to stay. If Rambhau wants to return, you may send him back. "Takli" really possesses great strength. How about "Magan Charakha" ? I may go to Nainital early next month. In that case, I shall be able to meet you. But it is not certain as yet. Hence, don't divulge it to anybody. Can you not write about stars and planets ? Kakasaheb was to write about it. But now, he won't be able to do it. I am in Bardoli till the end of the month.

000031135

24.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08930

PRAFULLACHANDBHAI

1

Finds no solid cause for a conflict. Feels things could be settled through modesty says Satysgraha means hight of politeness.

000033292

24.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Received your letter.- About Santok's tooth, Ranchhodbhai should take her to Robinson. If Leelabehn wants to go, let her do so. But she should told that she should not think of coming back.-Enquiry about the health of Jamna, Kusum and Radha- About the vows, I shall write now. I have some leisure at the moment and so I shall attend to pending letters.

000032974

24.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01535

GANDHI, Prabhudas

2

I read your letter dated 19-2-1931, about Magan Charakha and also about your budget of the Khadi plan. My idea of establishing an Ashram at Almora still stands. I want a person like you to take up the responsibility of administrating the Ashram. In 'my' charakha there are going to be a few alterations. Laxmidas and Keshu have taken up the work. Your Khadi budget is a little enough. If you can raise your own resources (human and monetary both), you may do so. I am sending a similar letter to Chhaganlal who would go through it and then forward it to you after necessary corrections.

000009322

24.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

1

Be patient and contented with your work irrespective of the result.

000017055

25.04.1931

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

05130

ELWIN, Verrier

1

When disscuss freely deep things of God we cannot be concerned with theosophical eliquite. True religion cannot be closed field like economics as you suggest we should have the courage to forebas facts.

000017012

26.04.1931

05094

JALI MALIKRAM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A previous liquor vendor cLosing up his business thinks of trading in Swadeshi Cloth seeks Gandhiji's help by way of recommending his name to some mill owners for their agancy.

000017017

26.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03983

DASGUPTA, SATISCHANDRA

1

It would be letter to suspend picketing activity till the atmosphere is clearer and till you are not liable to be misunderstood. In launching out in 'Rashtrawani' do see that it is self supporting.

000017016

26.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05098

JAYENDRASINGH, Sardar

2

Appreciating his letter and the enclosure in spite of difference of opinion with regards his points of nationalism and communalism desires to be favoured again whenever anything of importance is to be communicated.

000017015

26.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05097

REVJOUES E.

1

Referring to his open letter wrote "If you had just dropped a line before writing your long open letter how much precious time that for you and me belongs to God would have been saved. As it is in language of Gita you have been guilty of the thelf and in the bargain have done a wrong to a friend".

000017018

27.04.1931

05100

SOHNI

10137

GANDHI, Devdas and PYARELAL

4

Narrates the circumstances in which a compositor caught. red handed pilfering types from Hindustan times foundry was punished and dismissed.

000017019

27.04.1931

05102

ROY, LILAVATI G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A fatherless Andhra girl of 19 yearing to join Mahatmaji for motherland's service narrats her history and implores Gandhiji to give her the desired opportunity.

000017020

28.04.1931

05090

HARDIKAR, N. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Seeking Gandhiji's interview for discussing the future work of and Swadeshi propaganda by the Hindustani Seva Dal.

000017021

28.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

6

Invitation card for Gandhi M. K. to attend 2555th jayanti festival of Bhagwan Buddha and the opening function of Anand Vihar.

000033824

29.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

1

Why is it that you have not written at all ? Even if I don't write, thoughts about you come to me. Write about your parents, your school, experience in jail, etc. Ask Purushottam to write.

000017022

29.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09121

VIJAYARAGHAVACHARI, C. ?

1

"We have a new generation of young men and women dominating the congress. Bless these young men and women knawing that they are in the whole in the right track. This of course does not mean that you should not continue to give the congress and especially me the benefit of your advise".

000017024

29.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

My going to London is not yet certain depending as it is on the Hindu Muslim solution and carrying out of truce obligations. Regarding transvaal question no prospect of improvement is expected unless India comes to her own.

000017025

29.04.1931

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The letter from the Delhi person has been handed over to Prof. Wadia, who will write to you.

000030624

29.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03690

SEN GUPTA

1

(1) advises not to reject company of young men who differ from our views of non-violence.Convert them by your affection and conduct (2) Asks not to appologies & feel ashamed of error in a foreign language.

000026429

29.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03711

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

1

Nothing is certain as yet. If I go we shall endevour to achieve permanent peace by negotiations. Otherwise we should prepare for fresh sufferings. Do not be afraid that I shall allow my time and energy to be wasted on parties etc. Visiting U.S. A. is out of question at present.

000017023

29.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05005

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

1

If I go to London I go for solid business and for drinking the deep affection of choesn friends there: It will be great, good and grand if peace can be made permanent through negotiations. If the negotiations failor fruetify we are safe either way As for American visit I Knaw my time is not yet ripe and I do not want to come as a mine day's wonder".

000031136

30.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08930

PRAFULLACHANDBHAI

2

Suggests to froget the demand for National Flag advises to concentrate on Foreign cloth boycott Khadi & Liquor Prohibition work.

000017026

30.04.1931

05220

JOGENDRASINGH, Sardar

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

I agree that Nationalism has no place for communalism. The Sikhs are ready to surrender all claims provided a National government can be formed, wish you to mete out more justice. I do not agree that there is no justice in the present set up.

000018465

30.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

30

Pages from a quarterly " The Round Table containing reviews of the politics of British commonwelth devlping with Indian problems inculding economcal social and political ones.

000018468

30.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

A memo drafted by some disbanded meriner of the old Jhon Company in India meaning not quite clear.

000018469

30.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Something like marine matters with heading "India".

000018466

30.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

8

A note of critiation by professor C. N. VAkil on the Economic kanchi Congress resolution on the Fundamental Right of the people.

000018467

30.04.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

"Motto of the assiatic Culture Assosiation" giving idea of aims, objects duties and principals etc.

000028023

30.04.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

2

Good you are committing Gita by heart. How goes your spinning ?

000017056

30.04.1931

05129

ELWIN, Verrier

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

3

I suggests we submit our correspondence to Bapu and then publish in the Review the gist of the same together with his decision.

000027522

01.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08565

LAXMINARAYANJI

1

Thanks for the help. What is the situation about foreign cloth trade and the congress committee ?

000017045

01.05.1931

05129

ELWIN, Verrier

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Invites attention to the friendly controversy between himself and Kumarappa regarding religion and faith. Submits his view and requests Gandhiji to express opinion whether it is advisable chet critisize forms where it is a matter of faith ?

00017434A

01.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

36

Memorendum etc. by Burmans who were against seperation from India.

000025052

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08392

PARMAR, Lalji K.

1

Have patience.

000032052

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

Gandhiji agrees to Kumarappa's idea that Shri wadia should have some work with him. Gandhiji sends another letter for Kumarappa's Consideration Gandhiji would like Kumarappa's report to be a text book on the subject.

000027590

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10469

OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, Manager

1

Personally I have no objection to your publishing a section of extracts from Mr. Andrew's volumes expand your suggestion for fuller considerations.

000017046

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05095

GHOSE, Sailendranath

1

I knaw what exile means and much more when it is enforced. But I hope within one year your way will be open. I must not visit America till the experiment here has become a proved Success".

000017047

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05123

MILLER, Martin C.

1

I regard Jesus to have been one of the greatest teachers of the world. I dont believe as his exclusive divinity.

000017048

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05124

CLOSE, Upton

1

American visit must still remain a rumour and hance not advisable to think even tentatively discussing arrangment.

000017050

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05126

KUMAR CHANDANI

1

I sympathise but feel that he who disobeys orders its certainly at liberty to do so but is also expected to suffer the consequences.

000017051

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05127

OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

1

Personally I have no objection to your publishing a selection of extracts from Andrew's Volumes.

000017049

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05125

HARIBHAI

1

Your telegram have no confidence about my telegram Udaipur. Let Jamnalalji or Malaviaji intervene.

000017052

02.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

I agree that Mr. Wadia should have some work given ti him. I wish your report to be a text book on the subject.

000024008

03.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08305

CHANDIWALA, Brijkrishna

1

Inquires about his health and informs about his own health and diet.

000017053

03.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05128

MUZUMDAR, Haridas T.

1

I am surprised at the flat contradiction between your statement and your opinions. But I have surived under shocks.

000017028

03.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05084

RUSTAM JAMES J.

1

Your letter together with my brief reply are being published in young India.

000026982

04.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08527

MAHMUD, Syed (Dr.)

4

Thanks for absolving me from writing to Hasan Imam. However I am awaiting results of your efforts. You will succeed if you can make the Muslim masses realize that your efforts are in their interest. In seeing Bhopal Nawab and Big brother I have not done anything wrong.

000033825

04.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

1

Reach these two enclosed letters to the persons concerned. I have sent a lengthy telegram and a letter to the doctor. I have mentioned about you. Do write about Manu after due enquiry.

000033293

04.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

I would like to add one more burden to you. Jamnadas will talk to you about Ratilal. He needs to be attended to very carefully. If necessary, appiont somebody to keep a close watch on him.- No sharp instruments like knife, etc., should remain with him. He may not stay with Champa. He may like to stay in the Ashram. There is the problem of Laxmi also. Read Laxmidas' letter and let me know your opinion.

000031632

04.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

11460

DALAI LAMA

1

Regretts not understanding his (dalai Lams's) letter written in Tibetan Desires & hopes Tibetans to understand & follow secret of Buddha's message of Ahimsa.

000031631

04.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03165

DEAR FRIEND

1

G's Message to Chinese students know that deliverance of China is through Ahimsa pure & unadulterated.

000024871

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08371

ZAVERI, Naniben Pannalal

1

Personal News.

000028133

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

1

In Gujarati name and Case and word of a SAMAS cannot be written speartely.

000017033

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Reginald Reynold is up set at the settlement and is personally also in grief see and tell him that settlement is not a surrender of principle Gujrat still absorbs my exclusive attention. Without Hindu Muslim Solution no question of my going to London.

000017030

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05108

KRISHNAMACHARYA, V. I.

2

Giving history of vijapur Udyogalaya activity and refusal by an unsympathic officer to transfer the legal rights of the plot inthe name of Ashram trustees, Gandhiji approaches Baroda Dewan with a request to take interest in the matter and do the needful.

000017031

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05109

TUCKER, Boyd W. (Rev.)

2

There is no truth in rumour about my visit to America, regarding Londontrip nothing is certain. So long as the Hindu Muslim Problem remains unsolved. And even if I go Mira, Andrews Polak and others would be present there and so your presence will not be necessary.

000017029

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05107

RESEUTFALF FLORENCE

1

Possess your soul in patience and instead of seeking personal contact do effetively whatever you can by putting in a good word whenever anyone talks in charitably about India and her people.

000017032

05.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05381

PRASAD, Rajendra

1

Copy of your letter to the All India Congress committee Secretary and the two statements are sent to the government. Hope to discuss it with them when I go to Simla next week.

000017037

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10138

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

Inquire and let me knaw all about the writer Mr. Chinapanu of Coimbatore and his activity. Can it be true what he says about the treatment of Adi Dravidas in Singanallur ?

000030749

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10531

BAPINEEDU, Maganti

2

expressing deep sympathy & concern over his trouble assures full help & asks to inform his minimum requirments. advises that physically fit members of his family should work says. It is not prosperity but adversity that makes a man.

000017034

06.05.1931

05110

SYED AZAM LULLAH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Representing Muslim view point with regards Hindu Muslim says "If you make if knawn to the Muslims that you would accept the other 13 points of Mr Jinnah if seperate electorates are given up. I assure you the Muslims would adopt a move accommodating attitude and agree to joint electorates. Reply:- I shall try my best.

000017044

06.05.1931

05121

KUMARAPPA, K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Elwin mistake the mass for religion. To me my religion should be such as to draw respect from all and sundry. I attack the rituals and not the faith.

000009575

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01808

TYABJI, Abbas S.

1

Good the operation was successful. Hope this is the last. I might have to go to Simla Am writing t the Gaekwar. I must not go to Baroda just yet.

000017040

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02736

NANDA, Gulzarilal

1

The settlement requires that the picketing shall be absolutely peaceful which it admittedly is and in no case the Government connive at direct breaches of liquor laws.

000017035

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05111

HUSEIN YOSUF

1

They can wear Khaddar. Spin, promote good will between two communities by making friends with one another and all kinds of Mutual service.

000017043

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05120

NAIR, K. Kelappan

1

Do send me full report of whatever irregularities are noticed.

000017041

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05118

VENKATPAYYA

1

Inquiries and let me knaw about needu.

000017042

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05119

BAPINEEDU, Maganti

2

sympathising in his trouble advises him to take it calmly correctly. It is not prosparity but adversity that makes a man. Prosperity spoils him. Desiring to knaw full partuculars.

000017036

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05112

HARCOURT, H.

1

I do not think the Round Table Conference has established lasting goodwill between the two nations. But it can do it if representatives of both the nations are determined to come to an agreement.

000017038

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05114

BROWN, H. Runham

1

Agreeing with prof Einsten's Suggestion opines: "If it is right for those who do not believe in war to refuse war Services it follows that they are entitled at least to the sympathy of war resisters".

000017039

06.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05116

LALA KHAN CHAND DEV

1

Kept me informed of what is going on in Punjab. Do not Start picketing and even stops it if absolute peacefulness cannot be ensured. There should be no row dyism.

000029885

07.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08790

KETKAR, G. V.

1

Agrees that all parties be represented on congress committees by agreement or there should be honest & open election. Allows shanker Rao to oppose him (G)

000017057

07.05.1931

05131

SAUNDERS, Kenneth

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Rajoice in your victory. Remind you of the proposal of 1926 for going and staying in combridge for a few quiet days.

000017062

07.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05136

NAGARAJAN, K. S.

1

To one who is determined to observe celebasy Gandhiji advises to help his wife marry another man if she is unable to curb her animal appetites.

000017058

07.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05132

KHAN CHAND DEV (Late)

1

enclosing copy of a complaint received from central government requests to make a detailed inquiry and report.

000017059

07.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05133

RAMCHANDRA G.

1

Am glad to reveive your letter. Do come whenever you wish.

000017060

07.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05134

MORENO, H. W. B. (Dr.)

1

Assures to deal with the subject in the pages of young India as desired by him.

000017061

07.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05135

KETKAR, G. V.

1

With regards controversy between Mr. Ketkar and Dev Shanker rao. Gandhiji desires to see happy relations between the two parties not only to continue unbroken to graw in strengh.

000033294

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Your letter. I am glad to know your opinion about Laxmi. Kakasaheb and Vallabhbhai are also of the same opinion. I have yet to know the opinion of Vinoba and Kishorelal. I have not liked Dwardadas' bill.- Reference to Shankarbhai, to Bhagavanji.- The Punjabi Doctor to be paid Rs. 35/-. I have asked Chandrashandar to inform about the rate of payment.- Reference to Pragji, Banarasi and Rukhi.

000032659

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

Your two letters. Just as you are not satisfied with your letters, I too am not. Why, I don't know. Don't make your work of watchmanship too mechanical. How long can the mechanical work continue ? I shall leave here on Monday.

000024872

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08758

PANNALALJI

2

Gandhiji does not feel joining Vidyapith by Gangabhen and Nanibhen will be of much use to them.

000033829

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

2

There is telegram saying that Ratilal is being looked after by Jamnadas and Nanalal. Let Ratilal stay at Rajkot for some time. I learnt that Champa suffered a lot. I feel regret for it. Write about it in detail. Going to Simla on Monday evening.

000017063

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

3

Giving idea of the political situation in Gujrat as well as in India in general Gandhiji wrote "when you return completely restored, we must have a meeting of the working committee and if we can evolve a formule for guidance of all Congressman nothing will please me more:

000025169

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

I desire to write to Jai Prakash. But you should take final decision about staying here: Your health depends much upon your mental attitude.

000023441

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Feels dissatisfied with her letters. Advises to reach the family of the drunkards through picketing liquor shops.

000017064

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05137

D'ARCY, Lindsay (Sir)

2

Bhagat Singh was not coward. It was impossible not to notice execution which had made him and his comrades martyrs. the execution sorrounded those lives with a halo which they would not have other- wise have had.The congress however does not countenance political assimilations.

000017065

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05138

LIVINGSTAN AND DAULL (Messrs)

1

In reply to his letter of 3rd March Gandhiji encloses power of Attoney form duly signed in farour of Mr Doull.

000017066

08.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05139

RAZZAQ ABDUR M.

1

In reply to his letter Gandhiji wished Egyptians full independence and all prosperity. Not knawing the precise nature of the boycott movement in Egypt regretted inability to opine on it.

000017067

09.05.1931

05140

SHAH, Jethalal V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A khaddar enthuosist giving idea of the profiteering spirit of khadi Bhandar requests Gandhiji to consider to matter and ask the khadi dealers to fix their prices for khadi as well as slivers at a fair profit.

000022511

09.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08148

MALKANI, N. R. (Prof.)

1

Original 17097

000024371

09.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08239

CHIMANLAL

2

re: Sharda and codliver oil treatment. Codliver oil not found so very efficacious by me as Doctors preach. Annapurna may be called if there is nothing against her future will take care of itself.

000027526

10.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08565

LAXMINARAYANJI

1

I know the fate of congress committee everywhere: There are pitfalls in picketing vessels bringing foreign cloth etc.

000025824

10.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01793

SHANTA

2

I cannot understand why you prefer comany of boys to that of girls. There may be pitfalls in it. Are you alert ?

000033295

11.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Writing this letter at Baroda station at midnight.- Will be in Simla for about five days.- shall reach Borsad by 25th.- I was sorry to know about Hanumansinh's illness. Let him remain only on fruits for some time.

000017068

11.05.1931

05141

BHALERAO, N. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to indore state's laws prohibiting public Meeting and processions asks confidentially whether a congress member can disobey states law and lodge Civil Disobedience movement under trucee terms. Reply:- He who is not a subject of the state in question should offer Civil Disobedience a state subjects can if the cause is just and they have spirit of secrifice.

000028528

12.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08662

DESAI, RASIK SINDERJI.

1

Observe the rules write to me regularly.

000017069

12.05.1931

05142

SHREENEVASTARYA SOHANLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A teacher of primary school onbehalf of his collegues who were punished with transfer to remote places or dismissal for sympathising and participating in Civil Disobedience fight. Seeks in terms of truce reinstalment in the original places.

000028529

12.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

Hope all are satisfied with you.

000017070

13.05.1931

05143

RAGHUBIRSINGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Can I resume my study now that the truce has been declared. Further can a Satyagrahi help a revolutionary friend ?

000017071

13.05.1931

05144

CHATTERJEE, D. P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Forwarding a copy of Bengali Merchant's memotial describing their pitiful difficulties and seeking representation in the ensuring Round Table Conference Frenchise Committee etc. Seeks Gandhiji's help and guidance. REPLY:- Regrets inability.

000017073

14.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05146

RANGOO RAM S.

1

The London visit is uncertain but even if I come I would prefer to stay Muriel Lester's institution so you better consult Rer and Andrews C. F.

000017081

15.05.1931

01058

SUNDERDAS VALLABHDAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

Forwarding to Mahatmaji copy of his resignation from the Karanchi Congress executive committee on account of his being often insulted and laughed out by co members, and the president not giving him due protection.

000017079

15.05.1931

05152

CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

As an instance of deserimination submits exactly similiar two cases in one the detenue is release in another he is not released. Reply:- Send me full Record of one not yet released.

000017076

15.05.1931

05149

GULSHAN RAI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

For Solution of the knotty communal problem the principal of Lahore Sanatan Dharma college suggests divisions of Bengal and Punjab giving clear majority to Muslims REPLY:- assures to study the cuttings with attention.

000017080

15.05.1931

05153

JAIPRAKASHLAL( PRESIDENT)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Submitting instances of misconduct and failure of police and excise officials in enforcing the truce terms seeks guidance through Navjeevan and young India colums.

000017075

15.05.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Gandhiji's homage to late Mr. K.T. Paul a bonafide servant of Christinity and a thorough nationalist.

000017223

15.05.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

A few messages of good will received by Indian National congress of America wishing Gandhi's Success for India's independence.

000017074

15.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05147

BANERJEE, Suresh Chandra (Dr.)

1

I am not very confident about success of Round Table Conference. We should hope for the best and prepare for the worst.

000027591

16.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08585

HAWKINS, R. E.

1

I approve of your suggestions. However Andrews or his publishers for permission if necessary.

000017086

16.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

13228

NATARAJAN (India Committee)

1

The conclusion that the British regime is an evil was arrived at after laborious studies fortified by painful experiences.

000017078

16.05.1931

05151

GOPI CHAND

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The Peshawar Khadi Bhandar confiscated is naw returned a but without most of the goods and cash. Please request Mr Emersan to write to congress committee of Peshawar to compensate: Reply :- Gandhiji informed that under Ordinance 9 there was no question of compenstion.

000017083

16.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03983

DASGUPTA, SATISCHANDRA

1

Gandhiji feels anxious about Hemprabhas Devi's health and sad by the description of the squabbles to and party affairs in Bengal Advises to add salt to his food. Intimating that his chats with authorities on matter arising out of the settlement were fairly satisfactory.

000017082

16.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05154

KHAN CHAND DEV (Dr.)

1

There would be difficulty about the release of the remaining prisoners. However send me a full description about the cases still pending.

000017085

16.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05157

THAKUR RAMLAL SINGH

2

I am under naw not to stay in Ashram till Swaraj is attained. You may write to Ashram Manager for your stay.

000017084

16.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05612

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

1

Centre lends a car but local officials create trouble Individuals may be at fault but people in general have observed terms fully I am not saying anything about government because discussions are going on.

000017089

17.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09849

SUBBAIAH, A.

1

sympathising with his family troubles intimate that his request for being received is forwarded to Chakravati Raj Gopalacharian.

000017088

17.05.1931

05159

VICEROY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Her excellency Lady Willington invites Mrs. Gandhi to visit her at 2-30 that after noon with in Indian Lady to act as an interpreter.

000017092

17.05.1931

05161

PARMANAND, Bhai (PRESIDENT)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

9

Parmanandbhai president of Punjab and Frantier Hindu Conferena encloses a copy of resolutions passed by the Lahore Conference.

000017087

17.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02563

SEN, Bhupendra Narayan

1

Inquiries why the name of Hindu's mother was not mentioned. Her age and snap shot are also desired. You can come when I am fixed up somewhere:

000017090

17.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05160

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

Forwarding Subbiah's letter to Chakravarti Rajagopalacharya. Gandhiji recommends to reliev him at the earlist apportunity and intimates that to get local governments to impliment the settlement is like drawing the lions teeth.

000028134

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

2

Take help of others in selecting what to read and much depends upon habits.

000025004

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10426

DUDABHAI

1

Gandhiji desires Laxmi's marriage with a non-Harijan. Asks for his views.

000033831

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

1

We have reached here just now. Prabhudas and Dhiru also have come. If Prabhashankar and Ratilal are willing, so far so good, Talk to them and then write to me. May reach Borsad about 5th.

000033296

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Just reached Nainital.- Day of vow of silence. Hence relaxed.- About Purushottam- who are his lawyers . Inform me about the Punjabi Doctor's success or failure: I think I shall reach Borsad by about 25th inst. We will know on Wednesday.

000024962

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00502

SUNDARAM

2

Herewith the Hundi. Note that the money is earmarked for the European tour only.

000017094

18.05.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Poinbting out instance of dishonest dealing in foreign cloth by dealers who allowed them stock to be sealed and picketing with threats to burn the shop of one who refuses to get his good sealed with an honest desire to deal fairly questions. "Is it not rediculous ?"

000017093

18.05.1931

05162

KIRK, William J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering invitation to spend a day at his home in claremout near Los Angeles, California if it is decided to return after Round Table Conference through U.S. A.

000017103

18.05.1931

05171

JAIRAMDAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Merchants break seals remove stocks to other places etc should picketing the original shops and Realising penalty be continued, Reply :- Absolutely peaceful picketing original shops may continue but not for fines.

000017104

18.05.1931

05172

RAJ CHANDRA PRASAD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Touring villages engaged till 26th can come thereafter. Please wire:

000009323

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

1

Could you visit Nagarwada and other localities ? Hope to reach Borsad about 25th instant.

000027821

18.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

Come when and where you like.

000017098

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09121

VIJAYARAGHAVACHARI, C. ?

1

"You ought not to be distressed by what you think is want of regard for you what really is the case is that they do not see eye to eye with you.

000017102

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01693

PATNAIK, Niranjan N.

1

There is no prospect of going to London still less the idea of building up a secretariat.

000017077

19.05.1931

05150

VAKIL KUMAR AHMED

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

For settlement of the knotty problem suggests formulation of provincial facts instead of striving for it on All India bases Reply:- I will welcome anything to remove the present deadlock.

000027021

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

I welcome any move to remove it. But there is no heart in the effort.

000017097

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05165

MALKANI, N. R. (Prof.)

1

Regarding his appointment as Secretary of Sind Branch of all India Spinners Association proposes, in case Karanchi project fails, to see him settled in a village provided Shri Choithram agrees.

000017099

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05168

PAGE, Kirby (Rev.)

1

Thanking for his cable warning against American visit Gandhiji wrote "your cable and letters since received have shawn that my disinclination was well grounds.

000017095

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05163

DAVID,M. G.

2

In reply to his dated 14th May about his programme of goodwill and comparisan between Indian demands in South Africa and European demand in India, Gandhiji wrote "when India comes to her own, Europeans are bound to feel the penich if they are not satisfied that to be just, the position of privilage must be surrneded".

000017096

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05164

CHANDHARI, SUKHENDUHIKAR

1

Can I make public use of your letter ? Can you prove the facts related ?

000017101

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05053

MATHEW K. J.

1

Replaying to his letter regarding rival organisations of All India States subject Gandhiji apprares the idea of amalgamation of the two.

000017100

19.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07372

TUCKER, Boyd W. (Rev.)

1

Having understood more fully the reason for his wanting to accompany Gandhiji to London informs nothing is certain.

000028720

20.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08688

THAKKAR, Madhavji Vishram

2

We cannot betray the trust put in us but on occasion may arise when we may divulge something that we come to know accidentally.

000017255

20.05.1931

05292

SHUKLA, Ramsevak

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A science Student of Nagpur college apprising of his discovery of a new type of trak i. e. Spinning needle seeks Gandhiji's guidance and financial assitance. Reply:- Send particulars with full explanation.

000017106

20.05.1931

05174

BATLIWALA, S. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing copy of "Times of India" of 19th containing his article on "Indian Economic Crisis" whrer in is shawn how the masses of India are glad white by the 35% import duty, draws attention to the colossal imports of foreign cotton. Reply:- draws attention to his article in young India entitled "As boycott an econimic necessity ?".

000017105

20.05.1931

01693

PATNAIK, Niranjan N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating release and rearrest of some workers requests Gandhiji to intervene. Reply:-Send full particulars and record of trial.

000027011

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08527

MAHMUD, Syed (Dr.)

1

(Original of P.17110) I met the Governor but nothing is final. You can meet me wherever you like.

000017116

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01021

CONGRESS COMMITTEE, Secretary

1

Impossible to give opinion without knawing full facts.

000017109

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01021

CONGRESS COMMITTEE, Secretary

1

Imposition of Punitive tax and refusal to pay the same would not be necessarily violation of the settlement.But those who will embark upon no tax compaign will do so after fullest consideration and on their own sole responsibility.

000017113

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00916

DAULATRAM, Jairamdas

1

See the enclosed. who can be the writer ? Can the allegations be true ?

000017118

21.05.1931

05185

AIYAR, I. N. P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

A graduate of Madras University cherishing zeal for National service, Suggests that an institution may be started for the betterment of the village population; by providing them facities for spinning, weaving education etc. Request for an advance of money.

000017117

21.05.1931

05135

KETKAR, G. V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Shanker Rao Dev has explained the sitution regarding election of Congress Committee in Maharastra. Feel greatful for securing release of Rajwada of Sholapur.

000017114

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03083

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

1

There is no sign warranting even the hope to be with you. But if at all I will come. I would love to meet members of your society.

000017107

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05175

NAVALMOHMED ISMAIL KHAN

1

Thanking for his dated 19th inst. clarifying his attitude torwards the communal problem writes "All I want is an honourable settlement wholly satisfactory to the Mussalmans, to the Sikhs as also to other communities who may wish a communal settlement. Europeans should be prepared to surrender their privilages so as to be on a par with us.

000017112

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05180

KRISHNADAS POST OFFICE

1

It appears you have made remarkable progress. At the end of the dreadful Sickness, you should be stronger.

000017111

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05179

VAZE, S. G.

1

You always invite me and I usually fail to attend. However being desciples of the same guru our hearts are united.

000017108

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05176

MEHTA, Champa R. (Mrs.)

1

Verry sorry about Ratilal. Am arranging about Specialist going Rajkot see Ratilal.

000017110

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05178

MAHMUD, Syed (Dr.)

1

When we meet, we shall discuss about haw mass work can be most effectively done. You can come whenever you like.

000017115

21.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05182

MEHTA (Dr.)

2

Can you arrange for some specialist to proeced to Rajkot and examine Ratilal who is demented.

000017122

22.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00545

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

1

Doctor Kadam of Thana will reach Rajkot examine Ratilal. Do needful establish communication with him.

000017121

22.05.1931

05188

BOSE, S. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of Gandhiji attending Round Table Concerning the secretary Indian Association of Manchester extends invitation to pass a few hours among the members of the association.

000017119

22.05.1931

05186

RAJWADA R. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Giving full evedit about his release to Gandhiji's sympathatic and persistent efforts expresses thankfulness for what he did.

000017120

22.05.1931

05187

RABLLO, M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Soliciting authority to use Mahatma Gandhiji's name and portrait as trade-mark for their cen-percent Swadeshi Mangove Tile Industry. Reply: Regrets inability to give consent though claiming no copy right in his portraits.

000017123

22.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05189

RAMBHOVOSELAL

1

Send full particulars about Pandit goving vallabh pant.

000017124

22.05.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

05190

LACEY, Percy

1

Please see my letter posted yesterday.

000017125

22.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05191

SAKSENA MOHANLAL

1

Hunger strike wholly unnecessary advises everybody to submit to the desicion of Superior committees.

000017126

23.05.1931

05192

GOPALPRASAD SIKRAUDHA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Narraling history of his brother Parmanand's interminable inprisonment solicts Gandhiji's intervention for securing his release.

000029956

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08802

DAS GUPTA, Satishchandra

2

Finds the cause silly for which Pathan murdered Bholanath. Suggests prayer & silence & wishes Hindu heart be metted to case situation.

000017135

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03983

DASGUPTA, SATISCHANDRA

2

In reply to his sad letter about Bholanath's murder by a pathan Gandhiji wrote "In force of such tragedies I knaw nothing so effieacious as prayer and utter silence when we can present no feasible remedy".

000017129

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05195

BAZAZ, Premnath (Pt.)

1

For Fostering widow remarriage youngmen should marry only widow and if necessary even outside their caste.

000017130

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05196

FOLEY, WALTER B.

1

Thanks for the two articles I will found at Borsad or Bardoli.

000017138

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05203

CAPTAIN, Gosiben (Mrs.)

1

With regards disposal of cut pieces and sewn pieces Gandhiji desires to knaw the number of people wanting to get rid of cut pieces of sewn pieces together with the quantity and market price.

000017128

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05190

LACEY, Percy

1

Assuring to visit Loncashire if he at all went to London, will convince the public that personally himself or congress had no ill will against them.

000017132

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05198

BITTMAN, John

1

If I visit London I would love to visit Denmark But I am not sure when I will be able to do so. Sorry about Menon's misforfunes.

000023026

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07568

ALEXANDER, Horace G.

1

Informs that his cable is sent to khan Abdul Gaffar Khan and that G. will contact capt. Barnes.

000017133

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05199

SINHA, Atul Pratap

1

Thanking for offering services in London informs that there was no immediate chance of his going but if at all he did, he should seek him out.

000017137

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05202

NAYYAR, Ishwardas

1

You cannot stay with me. Advise you to write to the Ashram Manager for staying there:

000017134

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05200

BRUNSKOG, Carl J.

1

"One way to promote world peace is to help India to attain her own through truth and Nonviolence".

000017136

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05201

SAHNI J. N.

1

It was a domestic conversation. You should not have published it "they lose their weight and influence by reporting".

000017131

24.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05160

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

enclosing another letter for disposal, inquiries whether there is any truth in the statement made there in.

000033297

25.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Reached Bardoli today morning.- wanted to go to Borsad, but instead, I came here,- You might have read the letter to Bhagavanji, We could not recognise the thief. I think Kusum and others and not benefitted by the medical treatment by the Punjabi Doctor. I have sent telegram to Rajkot for taking Ratilal to Thana. Is Valjibhai still at Bombay ? in the hospital ?

000032796

25.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01686

ANASUYABEN

2

Your letter had been received at Nainital. It was not a happy thin a newspaper report appeared about the meeting and the talk between Lady Willindon and Mrs. Gandhi. I donot know when journalists would cultivate good taste. I suggest that you should write to Lady Willingdon, saying "The newspaper report betrayed bad taste on the part of the journalist, who without revealing his identity, overheard my talk with Pandit Malaviya. The sari is getting ready and would be be sent to your early." I have reached Bardoli. From here I will go wherever may fate or Sardar (Patel) takes me.

000017139

25.05.1931

05204

KRISHNADAS, P. O.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I got rid of fever by taking a bath every morning after profusely rubbing oil over the whole body. The tendency or proneness of lungs to catch moist will disapper with the disappearance of the weakness.

000017140

25.05.1931

05205

CHATTI, K. Roy

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The congress Secretary bids at opium sales and uses the profits to maintain a National school. Is it all right ?

000017141

25.05.1931

05206

CHETTIAR, S. SWAMINATHAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The president of the Talugu congress Committee here connived at an executive committee member who was not habitual weaver of khaddar. Is it proper on ourpart who walked out in protest to co operate with the committee.

000025825

25.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01793

SHANTA

1

I understand what you say. I suggest, you mix with girls.

000021624

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10341

GANDHI, Manmohandas

2

Gandhiji enquires about (1) import of cotton and necessity for it (2) If that impairs soil and (3) If growing food instead of cotton improves soil.

000030582

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08820

MAN MOHANDAS

2

(1) How much cotton is improted for fine work ? Is it necessary? (2) Does cotton cultivation improve the soil or harm it ? (3) Does grain cultivation improve soil more than cotton cultivation ?

000017150

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00770

ANSARI, M. A. (DR.)

1

In reply to his telegram expresses wonder haw Dr. Ansari could agree with the suggestion made by Sastri Andrews and Polak with regards Congress representations at Round Table Conference without solution of the communal problem.

000017151

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00872

TYABJI, Abbas S.

1

Herewith my itinary. I am under two masters Sardar-Sarkar. Maharaja has not even acknowledged my letter.

000017149

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00853

BANKER, Shankerlal G.

1

I agree with suggestion of Dr. Paltabhi to purchase site etc. if the purchase price is upto 6 thousand ruppes.

000017142

26.05.1931

05207

GHOSE, Badrindra Kumar

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Giving idea of his revolutionalist tendency in social matters requests Gandhiji to procure him finances to travel and to come in personal touch with the young people all over India.

000009324

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

1

Did Vaidya's medicine work ? Tell Mahavir and Maitri to write to me. When will Gangaben come ? Ramdas and Nimu have reached Almora.

000017146

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03446

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

1

Forwarding a letter from Patiya in Chittagong District says "If the facts mentioned in the letter are true, the matter is serious. But you can inquire and take such action as is necessary.

000017154

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02592

NAG, Har Dayal

1

The communal question is there And if we cannot settle it I cannot put forth the national demands will the strengh that a Solution of communal question would give me.

000025173

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

Good if your father-in-law accepts your services and you feel interest in it. Do not worry about finances.

000017147

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05212

NAIDU, L. R. Guruswamy

1

In reply to his letter describing difficulties of picketing Gandhiji opined if the things described are correct the action of the authorities was not only contrary to the terms of the Settlement but also illegal.

000017152

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05215

INDIAN ASSOCIATION IN IRAQ

1

Acknawledging their printed letter of 28th April, desires to have an idea of the number. Profession and their relations with Arabs.

000017158

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05220

JOGENDRASINGH, Sardar

1

"I do not agree that the present administration really guarantees protectian at entieal times. I am at one with you in deploring the decline of spiritually in the national life".

000017153

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05216

HAWKINS, R. C.

1

Regarding the permission for publication the Oxford University Press at Bombay is intimated that personally himself never copy righted him own publications. If any permission from Andrews or his publishers was necessary it should be secured from them.

000017148

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05160

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

Forwarding a letter from L. R. Guruswamy Naidu and a copy of his reply advises him to move vigorously if the facts are correctly set forth.

000017157

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05219

DATAR,M. G.

1

Regarding omission of its name in my speech was certainly not intentional. I only wanted to emphasise the fact that national educational organisation were the real things.

000017145

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05210

BAPINEEDU, Maganti

1

Do not get despodent. Stay in Ashram where you will get a stipend of Rs. 33/- for Supporting your people.

000017143

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05208

MENON, Gopala

1

Communicating his efforts woth Lord Irwin to secure his brother Narayan Menon's release advises to knock at Sir RamSwami C. P. Aiyar's doors continually as he knaws the case fully well. REgarding temple entry Satyagraha said that no definite opinion could be given wothout knawing the say of the other side.

000017155

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05218

BURGESS, L. J.

1

'endorsing' unhesitatingly the general tenov of all three propositions laid in his letter Gandhiji stated "I have never said that other nations" religian is as good as any other. There never was any question of legal interference in my part with religious liberty.

000017144

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05209

KISHORE, Jugal (Prof.)

1

Both the friends you sent and I agreed that I should take no public notice of your appeal till you were ready with the programme for making the Maha vidyalaya self retiant by a definite date, not distant.

000017156

26.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05143

RAGHUBIRSINGH

1

"If your mind really hankers after the degree or knawledge that the college course gives, you should join" Regarding helping violence minded friends "you can if they are starving but not to further their aims. But in no case can you disclose their names to police".

000017162

27.05.1931

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing Dr. T. Dass's letter for what it is worth. Since he wished it to be brought to Gandhiji's notice.

000017160

27.05.1931

05221

MEHTA, Anand Kishore

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Praying for Gandhiji's activce association in their scheme of comemorating the splendid sacrifices of Bhagat Singh Raj Guru and Sukhdev, argues "you have always in the past generally helped to make the memorials of departed nationalists succesful".

000017161

27.05.1931

05222

HATE, C. A. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Desiring to knaw the secret of Gandhiji's untiring energy and admiring Gandhiji's ever peacefulness and :: "Sthith Pragnata" wants to knaw she can attain that.

000027820

27.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

Come whenever you can.

000017159

27.05.1931

01962

DISTRICT CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

REporting instances of breach of truce terms in part of Punjab government argues "If after your truce. We the congress workers are forced to this dangerous position never experienced before how it it possible for us to go on doing our constructive work and creating clean armosphere ?

000033298

28.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Your letter. Write to the relatives of Hanumansinh that we are sorry over his death. It was good that he died as his body had become too weak. Death relates to the body. His soul is immortal. Who is that Shankarrao who was bitten by snake ? How did it happen ?

000033838

28.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

2

Your letter dated 22nd to hand. Why don't you write to the doctor, stating facts ? It was natural that Ratilal would take Lallubhai to Thana. If one has the means, They should be made use of at the right time. Miserliness is meaningless.

000025172

28.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

4

If marriage can be postponed do come here for the month unless elders object and your presence is required there: Do keep up your study and prepare your own slivers.

000017163

28.05.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Fifth issue of "Swadeshi and Bahishkar" a Gujarati weeekly published gujrat pradesh Congress Committee.

000024873

29.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08368

ZAVERI, Gangaben B.

1

Advises to come if desired.

000033299

29.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

I have sent an article on 'Swadeshi' for 'Navajivan'. Enclosed is a letter for Dahibehn and Somabhai. She worked at Udwada got relieved later. Please send translation of Ramda Swami's article on "Handwriting". Not enclosing letter for Dahiben. She is at Udwada only.

000017297

29.05.1931

05321

KAWLIND

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inspired by Gandhiji leader in young India on Panchyats. Seeks guidance in matter of carte Panchayats where the panch is .....the members.

000017164

29.05.1931

05223

BATT A. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Refering to Gandhiji's statement in his article on a 'Sati' evicident to the effect that the soul is immortal unchangable etc. and that truth can be realized even today by any body. Mr. Batt A.S. aspires to knaw the way of realizing the truth of the statement by prayer. Purification meditation, fasting and deligent study.

000025033

29.05.1931

08389

KOWLI, N. D.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Seeks Gandhiji's advice in a where the caste Punchas try to rule without any rules and regulations and harass those who oppose their misrule to the extent of excommunication. Asks if legal action be takne.

000028024

29.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

1

Met father inNaini How are you ?

000025160

29.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

I have written to Narandas about finances. Do write to me here till 7th june.

000029071

30.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08703

RATILAL MOTICHAND (Sheth)

1

Overcome your difficulties etc.

000033145

30.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09764

LALBHAI, KASTURBHAI

1

Swadeshi Sabha has decided to buy the stock of foreign cloth with Aahmedabad traders. But there has been some delay in the implementation of this. Can it not be expedited? I am writing a similar letter to Sheth Chimanlal also.

000017166

30.05.1931

05225

PATNAI K. ANANT CH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extending invitation to attend the Puri District Conference eraves for a message in case it is impossible to grace with presence.

000017167

30.05.1931

05226

SHIRER, William

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

In reply to correspondent's inquiry whether Gandhiji wanted to participate in Round Table Conference or not, Gandhiji replied if the obstructions of communal question and delicate situation of Irwin Gandhi settlement disappear he does mean to participate and secure permanent peace by negotiations.

000017165

30.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05224

NARIMAN, K. F.

1

enclosing copy of the latest letter from Sardar garda and reply to him in connection with Bardoli Lands requests him to follow up the suggestion made by him in his letter to Sardar Vallabhbhai about legal procedure:

000025005

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08385

DADABHAI MALJI DAFDA

2

A non-Harijan does not mean a Bhangi. Gandhiji reiterates his desire to marry Laxmi to some such one.

000033300

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

You may get Laxmi and Padma examined by Dr. Kanuga. Kasturba also not benefitted by Punjabi Doctor. Gangabehn and Vasumati are here: If Matthew wishes to come, let him do so. Go through letter meant for Amtussalaambehn. Explain to her the position regarding money.

000031001

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08922

RUKMINIBEN

2

Consoles saying one doesn't get everything convenient. One needs to live unattached. Expresses need for her to travell with G. Expresses relief at Santok's recovery & re: Radha's future programme.

000017173

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01746

DUTT, KRISHNA GOPAL

1

In reply to his querries regarding picketing cloth merchants shops Gandhiji advised that picketing ought to be peaceful and free of all coercion and in cases of refusal to sign pledge or its breach picketing is allowed but imposition of fine is prohibited.

000017175

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00918

CHINTAMANI, C. Y.

2

Thanking him for his Sending "Leader" Cutting Gandhiji assures him that he is not going lightly to declare war His non participation in Round Table Conference need not mean war. Failure to arrive at a communal settlement obstructs his way.

000018509

31.05.1931

11033

PARCHURE, Dattatreya Vasudev

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

DEvotional letter of Shri Parchure a victim of leoprosy in jail seeking Gandhijis advice as to what is advisable to drag on with life or and if by drawning or fasting to death in case of its being qutterly useless to do any work due to incarable aggravation of the disease.

000033146

31.05.1931

09764

LALBHAI, KASTURBHAI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

It has been decided to call a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Swadeshi Sabha.The question will be solved at the earliest. I hope you are well.

000009777

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01814

JERAJANI, VITHALDAS K.

1

Wonder how fell ill. Now no hurry whatsoever for resumption of the work. If necessary go Devlali.

000017172

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05186

RAJWADA R. S.

1

Your case did not cause a great amount of trouble, but it was a pleasure because your case seemed to me be so clear.

000017171

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05229

SHARMA, Shriram

1

There is nothing in the settlement to prevent government from undertaking prosecutions for offences fancied or real. If the offence alleged was not committed. It is open to the arrested workers to be defended by pleaders.

000017170

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05221

MEHTA, Anand Kishore

1

Sorry I do not Sympathise with the object of the proposed memorial. I suggest the committee should be disbanded.

000021852

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

2

Advises to live on milk and fruit (because of ill health) without worrying about the cost.

000017168

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05227

SAYLER, Allen W.

1

In view of pass port difficulties, Gandhiji advises to follow the rules of the Ashram and live the life as close to the Ashram life as possible.

000017169

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05228

ROY, Kiran Shankar

1

Working committee will go into the whole affair and I will take full share in the investigation and assist the conclusions of the committee.

000017174

31.05.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05230

HAROLIKAR V. B.

1

Gandhiji answers four questions in connection with khaddar and All India Spinners Association Certification and with regards picketing of foreign cloth shops.

000017179

01.06.1931

02575

MURARILAL (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wiring Hindu Muslim Trouble in Kanpur over Muslim's refusal to take procession under the sign board of Gandhi. Seva Samiti Dr. Murarilal requests temporary removal of the sign. board in interest of peace and goodwill. Awaiting advice and instructions.

000017186

01.06.1931

02592

NAG, Har Dayal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

REminding about the manuscript of his brochure "Truth about Charka". Entreats Gandhiji to go through it and let him knaw its value for to suggest somebody who can do it.

000017178

01.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03446

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

1

See Sen gupta and offer Submit matters arbitration if mutual adjustment impossible. Cannot favour counter public meeting.

000017177

01.06.1931

05233

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

04466

MALAVIYA

1

Expect you to attend working Committee meeting Bombay Ninth.

000017180

01.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02575

MURARILAL (Dr.)

1

Deeply grieved but can only Suggest parties Sub mettting matter arbitration. Can give no other opinion off hand.

000017296

01.06.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Printed appeal of ganesh shanker vidyarthi Memorial committee for Rupees 1 lakh.

000017176

01.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05232

SEN GUPTA

1

Internal difference must be compossed. Please agree Submit matters arbitration if mutual adjustment impossible.

000028523

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08662

DESAI, RASIK SINDERJI.

1

Leaving the Ashram school for Vidyapith is not creditable. If would be if service to the motherland requires it.

000024874

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08371

ZAVERI, Naniben Pannalal

1

Informs that Gandhiji does not deprecate her going to the Vidyapith.

000029385

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08726

ICHCHHA, HARI

2

Cure the eye soon. Wash it with warm salt water. A little quantity of pure salt should be sprinkled on the eye, the eye sight might improve. Try milk bandage on the eye at night.

000029957

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08802

DAS GUPTA, Satishchandra

2

(1) Assuring full help says Have asked both (Subhash & opponent) to subumit to local men as arbitrators. (2) Calls Hemprabha's denying required food due to Nikhil's death meritless. (3) Informs Mashruwala's doubting authenticity of 1928 spinners letter as language & concept too morden.

000017182

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10140

TAMIL NADU CONFERENCE

1

wish conference success convineed boycott foreign cloth dependent move on khaddar than picketing.

000026550

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10439

GANDHI, Manilal & Sushila

2

Received your letter- Hope you are all O. K. Nothing is yet definite about your visit to England.

000033306

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Would anybody be available for working for the Bhangi community ? How is Lalji doing ?Does anybody stay in the LalBungalow ? Giriraj is getting restive.

000017189

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10141

JOSHI, N. G.

1

Where there was any allegation of violence the matter rested with the local government Representation on this part being not likely to succed it was advisable to put up a proper systematic defence.

000022581

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Original 17184

000017184

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

After giving idea of the two unsurmountable difficulties lying in his way of attending Round Table Conference authorities to give assurance to all who may need it that he himself is anxious to attend the conference and try his ulmost to secure lasting peace and honourable settlement of the constitutional question by negoliation.

000017181

02.06.1931

05237

RAMACHANDRA RAO, G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

What does the word "God'convey to you ? And haw far is the meaning of that idea consistent with logical reason on one hand and every day practical life on the other.

000023307

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

2

It is wrong to starve because a dear one has died. The body must be maintained to take service from it.

000009783

02.06.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

01817

BOMBAY KHADI BHANDAR

1

Knowing that Jerajani is very ill Gandhiji wants to see him. Where is he today ?

000017185

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03983

DASGUPTA, SATISCHANDRA

2

After apprising him of his suggestion to Bose and Sen Gupta to Submit to arbtitration by mutual consent offers hints and precautions regarding his health and dietary.

000009453

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01798

MENTA BABALBAHI

2

Orders served under foreign rules may be disobeyed. Improper restrictions should not be brooked. While in jail news of compromise need not be paid attention to .No harm in giving receipt of orders served .good that you duly respected all rules in jails well as out side. These opinions are subject to change as per circumstances.

000017183

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05238

KOMBRABAIL

1

Permisssion cannot be granted.

000017188

02.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05240

WANLESS, William James (Dr., Sir)

1

In reply to his letter regarding monetary help requests to be excused for his inability to respond to his desire "What would the state of rich men whom I only knaw in public life if I were to ask them for donation for the enterprises of my benefactors.

000029888

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08790

KETKAR, G. V.

1

re: Rajwades and Rajah's case.

000017200

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10143

SWAMINATHAN, S.

1

If a chair man delibarately defies any rule of the congress constitution it is certainly open to any member present to chalange the decision and move avote of no- confedence to take such other steps that are open to members.

000033301

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

You must have returned from Rajkot. I have written to Khushalbhai. If Bhagavanjji wants to leave, let him do so. Surendra is to come via Untadi. Apte and Shahani must have reached. Rs.543-4-0 had been sent to you from Ankleshwar during Dandi March. Amount to be returned to Chhotalal who should be asked to use it for Khadi work. About thoughts on vows, several copies must be lying there:

000017196

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10142

VENKATAPPAYYA, Konda

1

Communicating the arrangement to provide Rs. 33/- per month for Bapi Needu's dependent's Gandhiji advises Konda to give him all possible guidance theve and expresses concern about his wifes and daughter health.

000032053

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

With reference to the letter of T. Das sent by Kumarappa Gnadhiji says nothing could be done in the matter Gnadhiji to see Kumarappa in Bombay on 9th (june).

000028721

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10489

THAKKAR, Mahalaxmi Madhavji

1

Madhavji suggests sending children to the Ashram. Come and discuss with me if possible.

000017191

03.06.1931

05243

GOPAL PRASAD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Supplying particulars of his brother Parmanand's interminable imprisonment requests Gandhiji to intervene and secure release.

000017199

03.06.1931

05251

ALEXANDER, Horace G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

proposing to speak publicly in Burmingham Jain Hall and disillusioning about Ali Brother's attitude and feelings forwards him advises him to seek opportunity for a real heart to heart talk, all alone with shaukatali and get reconciled with him as brothers again.

000017190

03.06.1931

10147

CENTRAL SIKH LEAGUE, Secretary

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding copy of Resolution adopted in the executive Committee of central Sikh League.

000009776

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01814

JERAJANI, VITHALDAS K.

1

Try earthen bandage during noon-time. Close attendance and careful service are real remedies. Need not get hasty to join your duties.

000017207

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03446

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

1

Do not worry the Sadhu any more because even without his warning I my self knaw that going to Europe means putting my health in danger.

000017210

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05135

KETKAR, G. V.

1

REgarding cases of Rajwads Rajah and Chiner, necessary intimations are supplied.

000017209

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05204

KRISHNADAS, P. O.

1

You should not only to regain your original strength but build up practically a new body.

000017211

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05260

MOHANLAL VIDYARTHI

1

Gives necessary hints for recouping his health.

000017202

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05254

SHEOREY A. B.

1

In reply to your letter of publicity officer of Saugov province political conference regarding. Leagality of DSP's order his advised to challenge the same in a court of law In case of daubt the procedure adopted is declared to be proper.

000017206

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05205

CHATTI, K. Roy

1

No congressman can bid for opium shops.

000017195

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05247

EMERSON, GERTRUDE (Miss)

1

You are right in thinking that if I did not get the quite to read book in jail it was less so while out of it. You are welcome to Ashram whenever you come.

000017192

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05244

HEYDORN, Wilhelm

1

It at all I come and visit places in the continent I would be delighted to manke your acquaintance.

000017193

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05245

FIELD, Charles

1

Thanks for the invitation to visit America. But the remour was baseless which created hope in some minds possibly also fear on others.

000017194

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05246

DARBHANGA, Maharaja of

1

I have not seen the Land lords manifesto referred to in the telegram.

000017208

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05258

BANERJEE, V. (Mrs.)

1

Follow your own bent in making the choice.

000017204

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05256

SAHAI, Vidyanath

1

Regarding his dismissal on account of his association with Civil Disobedience Compaign in Kashmere State Gandhiji answers to his querries and expresses astonishment why he should not be taken up by other educational institutions.

000017203

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05137

D'ARCY, Lindsay (Sir)

3

Justifing his statement regarding Indian officials and clerks, Indian merchants and trade as well as levelling process Gandhiji stated "what I would like Englishman in India to do is to seem them as the average Indian sees them".

000017197

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05249

CHETTY, K. Pandar

1

Cases not arising out of Civil Disobedience are not covered by the settlement.

000017212

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05261

ANANTA CHANDRA

1

Wishing Success to the forthcoming conference expects everybody to get prepared from now for the intensive programme of Khaddar production in Orissa.

000017201

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05253

INDIAN MERCHANTS, Secretary

1

Thanking for the letter conveying news of his unanimous election as in Honorary member of the chember.

000017205

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05257

WELLER, Charles Frederick

1

For visit in 1933 you may write forwards the middle of 1932.

000017198

03.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05250

HATE, C. A. (Mrs.)

1

Whatever energy I possess is due to regular habits and Such Self restraint as I am capable of exercising. My peace of mind comes from absolute faith in God and his goodness. Indigestion is one thing which everybody can controll and remove.

000017217

04.06.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

01397

ANSARI, M. A. (DR.)

1

REach Bombay in 8th Posilively.

000009326

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

I would not like you to stay at Visnagar where the work is rather complicated. If you want to select any work outside the Ashram it should be at either Nadiad or Bochasan; preferably the latter.

000017214

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03690

SEN GUPTA

1

Think you should refer all matters arbitration unconditionally. Elections can be set aside if found irregular.

000017220

04.06.1931

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1

Poem read in Gandhi testimonial Dinner at Hotel Astor. The poetess being Mary Siegrist and the title of the poem "Gandhi".

000017222

04.06.1931

00000

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2

Radio talk by Mrs. Miltan Durlach at the Gandhi To Dinner in New York City.

00017219A

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

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1

Speech by Krishnachandra Dutt.

000017224

04.06.1931

00000

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2

Address of Ghose Sailendranath President of the Indian National Congress of America delivered at the Gandhi testimonial Dinner on June 4th at Hotel Astor, New York City.

000017221

04.06.1931

00000

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4

Radio talk by uptan close on the occasion of Gandhi testimonial Dinner arranged in June 4th 1931 at Hotel Astor , New York City.

000017219

04.06.1931

00000

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4

Speech delivered by judge Daniel F. Cholan at Gandhi testimonials Dinner on June 4th in Hotel Astor It began with Sentence in the eyes of the world today are entered upon India and upon the man who is leading her struggle for independence.

000022371

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08112

MULCHANDJI

1

Replies that this is the duty if the state and in its absence the people etc.

000017213

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05262

MILLS, James A. H.

1

Your wire: Please cable India needs all help America can render in her non-violent effort for freedom.

000017216

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05264

HAKIM MAGBOOL HUSAIN

1

Refer matter to arbitration.

000017215

04.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05263

VENTAKESH NARAIN TIWARI

1

Your wire line 53 obvious mistake correcting next issue.

000017218

04.06.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

05265

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

Under circumstances you need not trouble, come Bombay.

000025053

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08392

PARMAR, Lalji K.

1

Inquiries if he is in a hurry to marry.

000032054

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

Gandhiji had sent some matter to kumarappa asking him to go through it and have his reply to it. if Kumarappa had acces to necessary *********** and desire also.

000017232

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10144

HINDI SAMMELAN, President

1

Hope your labours will result all delegates next congress speaking understanding Hindi.

000017229

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01117

KRISHNADAS

1

Your wire you need not come here or worry Am doing everything Settle matter.

000017226

05.06.1931

05266

ROY, Bidhan Chandra (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Giving pictureque idea of refreshing and a delightful atmosphere of shillong refers to the Bengal quarrels, supports Gandhiji's arbitration proposed and suggests that severe steps should be taken against those who refuse to accept or act up to the finding of arbitrators in letter in spirit.

000017227

05.06.1931

05267

ASAF ALI, Aruna (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Members of the Delhi Mahila Seva Dal are being verified by congressmen. I resign and retire as the atmosphere is too dirty for any self-respecting women to continue to work.

000033164

05.06.1931

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

In reply to Gandhiji's letter dated 26/05/1931m Manmohan Gandhi sends this reply by answering each of the question posed by Gandhiji. He gives necessary statistical data regarding cotton imported from other countries, necessity of such imports, if any harm is done to Indian cotton by such imports-, effect of cotton cultivation in soil and whether food crop is better than cotton crop. Manmohan Gandhi says that the cultivators of Gujarat should be able to give their opinion in some of these matters. Food crop better than cotton crop. Gandhiji is requested to review the book " How to compete with Foreign Cloth " in "Young India" at leisure:

000017228

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04032

BIRLA, Ghanashyamdas

1

Try your best to settle Bengal dispute through local arbitration.

000012148

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02837

CHOKSI, NAJUKLAL

1

If surgical operation is inevitable for Moti it should be done at once. Such sugar can be given up by only those who absolutely exclude sugar from their diets.

000017225

05.06.1931

00000

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1

Report of testimonial Dinner Function where in Gandhiji though in India was treated as guest of Honour Contain's Gandhiji's letter also.

000025161

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Sorry you have to stay there even though you are so much sick.

000017237

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05276

OLDFIELD, Josiah (Dr.)

1

You have revived Sweet memories. If I get ill when I come there: I might have to seek shelter in your hospital.

000017234

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05105

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

Mr Kumarappa is requested to go through the enclosed copy of the letter and send his reply to the same after going through necessary leterature:

000017236

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05275

MADHAVANER

1

"Better discuss the whole thing with Chakravarty Rajgopalchary orders under 144 should be obeyed for the time being".

000017231

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05269

SHAH, Fulchand

1

"You can come on Sunday or after returning from Bombay".

000017230

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05331

SAD GOPACHARIAR

1

See Chakravarty Rajagopalachari and post particulars.

000017233

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05273

WADIA, P. A. (Prof.)

1

enclosing copy of a letter from an English friend Gandhiji requests him to send his considered reply supported by facts and figures.

000017235

05.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05274

HARKER, Emma (Mrs.)

2

British people ruined Indian cottage industries. If in their Lankashire has to suffer it cannot be helped prohibition in India will prove God send to the poor as is the case in U. S. A.

000017242

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10145

DAS GUPTA, SABIS BALAN

1

In acknawledged of his letter and cutting from Amrit Bazar Patrika referring to Bose Sengupta controversy asks, "Is there aby other way besides arbitration or decision by the working committee when the matter formally comes before it?"

000028586

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10485

MASHRUWALA, Nanabhai Ichchharam

1

Neither myself nor Ba can come. May I send Swami or Devdas.

000017244

06.06.1931

05282

MEHTAB, HAREKRISHNA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Realising that the reles of the Gandhi Karma Mandir of Balasore (Orissa) were rather hard Submit's Simplified rules.

000017239

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03484

JUGAL KISHORE

1

I Suggest the names of Acharyas Kripalani and Narendra Dev be added.

000017243

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03690

SEN GUPTA

1

Disapproving Sen Gupta's intention of resigning or abstaining wired, "Have no desire to hush fraud wherever proved. Only Suggested deciding all issues there by Local arbitration instead working committee.

000018463

06.06.1931

00000

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2

Notes in Mahadevbhai hand in which it is tried to bring home to England the nececity of transfering the basis of her Empire and reversing her policy and staudard of life by giving up India.

000018464

06.06.1931

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000018462

06.06.1931

00000

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1

Newa picture of Gandhiji practising as Attorny in South Africa before he undertook the leadership of India's millions presented to Gandhiji in England in 1931.

000018461

06.06.1931

00000

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1

An article Efficiency of food by Zimmermann in praise of veGitarianisam says:- it is because Gandhiji is a vegetarian that he is able to foght against the powerful British.

000018460

06.06.1931

00000

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2

An Artical in praise of Werner Zimmermann.

000017238

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05277

K. V. VEL AKA SAKE

1

"Let Japan study the non violent movement of India and help her".

000017241

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05279

DAS, Nilkanta

1

If insplite of the provocations peaceful picketing cannot be continued, it should be suspended for a while.

000017240

06.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05278

URMILA DEVI

1

"Things in Bengal are certainly most deplorable but I do not knaw what can be done from here: I though that arbitration was the only thing that can relieve the tension. Can you Suggest any other way out of the Difficulty?

000017260

07.06.1931

05296

HAMIDULLAH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

With regards Hindu Muslim tension in Kanpur over the question of Tajia procession and a signboard the Bhopal Nawab requests Gandhiji to interfere and bring about peaceful understanding by temporary removal of sign board.

000017245

07.06.1931

05283

SLADE, J. (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

12

Submitting verses that sprouted in her mind States, "They are meant to be sung rather than read "verses accompany.

000017246

07.06.1931

05284

CHATERJEE, B. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwarding copy of his leaflet containing Suggestion for Solution of Hindu Muslim question in Bengal hopes the same will be found acceptable.

000017254

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04132

MENON, Esther (Mrs.)

2

sympathising with Menon's failure in getting his diploma, says. "Do we not often find that prosperity and Success mean the undoing whereas failures and adversity chasten us ? Referring to his London visit, remarks if he goes atall to London, he will not miss to see them in Denmark.

000017253

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05291

DALSGAARD, Henning

1

London visit itself is problemetical. Ask for particulars about Menons.

000017250

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05288

NAIR, Thappan

1

'Read Young India' you can return to Ashram if there is no work for you.

000017252

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05290

DAVID,M. H.

1

I appriciate your activities in the field of communal question bee keeping and honey making "I would love to see the industry of bee keeping universal in India".

000017251

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05289

HUDSAN, H. V.

1

If I come, we shall meet If I do not it will be due not be any want of will or effort on my own part but to circumstances wholly beyond my control.

000017248

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05286

LEE, Thomas B.

1

Some how or other the message of Christion Science does not appeal to me. Here everybody knaws that body without life is without sensation.

000017256

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05229

SHARMA, Shriram

1

Regarding instances of injustice and presecution. in part of government, I advise you to discuss them with Provincial Congress Committee officials.

000017249

07.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05287

JOSHI, Madhav Ramakrishna

1

A man of God makes no distintion between individual and individual. He will best as his affection impartially upon all. After serving everybody he will serve himself. And this can only he done by having faith in God".

000033307

08.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Amount of Rs.543-4-0 sent on 01/04/1930 from Ankleshwar may be sent ot Chhotubhai Gandhi at Ankleshwar. He should be asked to use it for Khadi work and send the accounts

000017258

08.06.1931

05294

HATE, C. A. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Supplying details of her health faith in God influence of communist literature on her mind, daily routine etc. desires to knaw what should be one's goal in life haw to remove.

000017257

08.06.1931

05293

DOSSIBAI J. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Medical opinion about Miss Radhika Gandhi's health and menstrual troubles.

000017259

08.06.1931

05295

DAS MODI B.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

6

A zealous khadi worker's report in jail life in gujrat and Orissa and constructive activities after releas.

000028174

08.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02738

KANTI

2

Love means both Ahimsa and affection. Love between man and women is mostly affection which cannot become universal love of the category of Ahimsa is universal and for that affection between men & wimen has to be abandoned. This is the ideal. Follow it as much as you can.

000028025

08.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

1

Read your letter congretulations for improving health.

000021853

08.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

2

Advises to study Hindi and to write. in brief.

000017261

09.06.1931

10146

SHARMA, PUSHKAR DUTT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Seeking advice as to whether Salt can be prepared for home consumption as well as for sale out of sambharlakes water, in pursance of the truce terms of Gandhi Irwin settlement.

000017262

09.06.1931

05298

JOGELEKAR, B. C

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Giving idea of the dwinding spinning activities in Bombay due to Bombay province congress committee's indifference and want of co-operation Seeks Gandhiji's advice.

000017263

10.06.1931

05299

MIRZA AHMED SAHALI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

AddreSingh Gandhiji as a spiritual Leader of men enclose ideals of the Society the young Caravan and an article on this movement in US and extends platform of the society for delivering message to the worls in case he visits America.

000017265

10.06.1931

05300

HAKIM BRIJLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Complaint against Police Bijare dismissed. Revesion Sessions being filed Krishnachandra Secretary Congress arrested yesterday Secretary 108 More arrest exceted Diffence completed. Awaiting instructions.

000017266

11.06.1931

05301

BARWOOD, Henry J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Aiming to use Mahatma Gandhi Loin cloth as in attractive Brand for advancing his cotton business sues permission and have a sample of the Loin cloth 3"by 3'inches. In Reply:- the request was rejected.

000017267

11.06.1931

05163

DAVID,M. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Submitting Suggestion to form a permanent non official conciliation committee with the object of promotting interracial friendship and creating good feeling Mr. David desires to knaw whether it is approved by Gandhiji.

000017268

12.06.1931

05303

LAZARUS, E. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanking for the interview, Gandhiji gave to him and his wife informs that since then there has been a marked change in her and asks for another appointment.

000017269

12.06.1931

05304

MEHTA, Dhirajlal Ratilal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A science graduate socicits Gandhiji to send him a note of recommendation to patni saheb Diwan of Bhavnagar for granting state scholarship.

000017274

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10147

CENTRAL SIKH LEAGUE, Secretary

1

Regarding the flag you contact Secretary of the flag committee of the congress.

000033839

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

2

Your state of health seems to be strange. It has not improved even after spending so much time with me.

000017275

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01397

ANSARI, M. A. (DR.)

1

Refering to Mrs. Asaf Ali's letter about verification of Lady members of Mahila Seva Dal in Delhi asks "Can you not put these quarrels down ?"

000017270

13.06.1931

05305

LUCAS, W. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

A group of mostly young European believing in India clame to selg government and coveting to bring about friendly co operation between British and Indian dresses invites Gandhiji to their Dinner club for giving them opportunity together first hand information about the Indian problem.

000017279

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02563

SEN, Bhupendra Narayan

1

Am glad you wrote so frankly and freely. I cannot find the assistance, but you see Jamnalalji when he comes there:

000017278

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04049

MOONJE, B.S. (Dr.)

1

Thanking for his letter of 6th June Gandhiji wrote "EVen if I Succeed in going to London at present have no intention of taking experts with me".

000017273

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05220

JOGENDRASINGH, Sardar

1

As to the Solution of the Communal question Suggested by Sardar JogendraSingh Gandhiji observed that the parti's concerned want a Solution for all provinces or none at all.

000017276

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05308

SHANTILAL, Lala

1

Regarding persecution in Rohtak, Gandhiji wrote "Of course you all entitted to take the fullest advantage of ability to put up a defence in Law Courts.

000027486

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05325

DUNICHAND, Lala

1

Surajnbhan complains you have not settled the account. PLease attend to it soon.

000017277

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07269

ROY, Bidhan Chandra (Dr.)

1

"You may depend upon my doing everything possible to as sist in ridding Bengal atmosphere of poison.

000017271

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05306

MAHADEV PRASAD

1

Rajendrababu was much better when I left him, He will be joining me in few days time. Receiving best attention will not let him move still he is strong and had rest weather have quite good at this time year.

000017272

13.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05307

EMELIA (Miss)

1

Miss Emelia mistaking Gandhiji for his name sake who visited America and had made many friends there and who had been long dead is intimated by Gandhiji in reply that he himself had never visited her continent.

000017285

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10148

OFFICER COMMANDING BOMBAY BR.

1

Would you care to receive the cards and medals sent to me by Mr. John Collett.

000017287

14.06.1931

05315

REHMAN, S. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In reply to Gandhiji's proposal get his highness Nawab of Bhopal should be made sole arbitrator to settle communal questions, informs that nothing should be done till he discusses with Gandhiji.

000025174

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Brave the difficulties that come. My going to England is not yet certain. Personal news.

000017284

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05313

COLLETT, John Kyte

1

Since I ma not working with the Salvation army please let me knaw what I should do with the cards and medals sent by you.

000017286

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05222

HATE, C. A. (Mrs.)

2

Do try to see me when I am in Bombay Consult Some Naturopath, take long walks and sleep as much as you can. I deal in life is "Self realization".

000017283

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05163

DAVID,M. G.

1

The proposal is good. I would however Suggest not to have a rigid rule fixing number of Indians and Europeans.

000021854

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

2

Do not worry because others have to serve you (because of your poor health) when you are well you also can do so.

000017280

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05163

DAVID,M. G.

1

For creating interracial friendliness Gandhiji suggest a new formula consisting of a comman plot form and some verbal alteration in a phrase.

000017281

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05282

MEHTAB, HAREKRISHNA

1

With faith and application there is no reason why you should not go through your ambitions programmes. It is a goodthing to start an institute with little or nothing. Faith is the greatest asset.

000017282

14.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05312

MATHEW (Magistrate)

1

Why did you not come ? what is your work there ?

000033303

15.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Your letter. I have asked Shankarbhai to fetch Kamala here: My sitting room and Kasturba's room in the Ashram house may be utilized for other purposes now. They can be better looked after if they are in use.

000017288

15.06.1931

05316

ROLLAND, E. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Appreciating Gandhiji's system of non-violence, congratulates Gandhiji and cares to see a successful outcome of his labour.

000017292

15.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05320

STATESMAN

2

In reply to wire from "Statesman", Delhi Gandhiji supplied information, haw the Indian ambulance under him worked under even fire:

000017291

15.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05319

KALOPH

1

Will gladly see Lancashire friends immediately on arrival if I come at all Malaviyaji will come if invited.

000017290

15.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05318

LUCAS, W. E.

1

Gandhiji accepts the invitation to go to the Dinner Club says such contacts are desirable and valuable for understanding one another and removing misunderstanding.

000017289

15.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05317

SUKSENA MOHANLAL

2

in spite of what the district collector says my advice to the Kisans is no breach of settlement. It was never the intention that each Kisan's money should be seperately deposited.

000017294

16.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Urging Gandhiji to grant permission to utilizc dwar Kanath HarKeris Services in Ankleshwar Taluka.

000017295

16.06.1931

05069

KARAMCHANDANI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Congress volunteers refused obey orders and creates mischief what to do ?

000017293

16.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05197

RAJAGOPALACHARI

1

I feel these points should be submitted to a board of arbitrators. Hawever till the final answer is reveived you should bot embark upon my heroice measure though we have a perfect right to take such measures as we like including local or specific Civil Disobedience in so far as it is necessary to resist Law less ness. On the part of unsruplous officials.

000017299

17.06.1931

05322

VENKATAPPAYYA, Konda

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Narrating an instance of Non violent volunteers picketing foreign cloth trampel seeks Gandhiji's advice whether the arrested volunteers should put in defence.

000017307

17.06.1931

05330

GANDHI, M. K., Secretary to

02553

SAHAI, Sitla

1

Couferring the wire (17306). Advises that rent amount may be deposited into the Bank. If the Zamindars do not accept it.

000017301

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05324

WULFSE, A. Y. C.

1

In reply to his letter Gandhiji returns the ring and wishes success to his desire to creat a work of Art that will benefit man kind.

000017303

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05326

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

1

Referring to the impending repression in Recbareile through Talukdars encloses notice about the flag on the University Building with instructions to go into all those things and then to send his opinion.

000017304

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05327

SHARMA, HARVEDI

1

It is your duty to help Kisans in all legimate and non violent ways. Thakore Khansigh should be defended.

000017302

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05325

DUNICHAND, Lala

1

As Suraj Bhan's is mentally deranged my advice is not to give him any assistance but his expenses upto date should be paid.

000017306

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05329

SAHAI, Sitla

1

Your letter wired you from Bardoli consult Jawaharlal.

000017300

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05323

HINGORANI, Anand T.

2

It is a Sound rule for people who are well to do not to go to their friends living in public institutions except when they are ready to make a grant to those institutions at least equal to what their visit to such institutions might have cost then It is the height of ingratitude to the maker for anyone to consider himself ill- starred.

000017305

17.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

1

I shall go into the matter of Pathan Abdul Gafar Khan and his son regarding the national flag film: you first correspond with the Board of censors.

000032660

18.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

I had not followed your message. Now I got it after I received your letter. The absence of your letter meant that you were trying to go away from me. It is for you to decide. You may come here anytime you want. I am to leave here on 23rd. I am required to go to Bombay for two days.

000033846

18.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

2

The purpose of this letteris to ask you to place your demand for money before the Vidyapith and youmay also talk to Kakasaheb.

000024646

18.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00713

BAJAJ, Jamnalal

2

Please go and get hold of Surajbehn's money ornaments etc. with Mangaldas. I am afraid the party is getting weak financially.

000009631

18.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01274

TYABJI, Raihana (Miss)

2

I trust your truthful nature too well to be shocked by anything you say. But your thoughts are cloudy and confused. The things will be clear because of your search and promise to do what I advised for the sake of discipline though not from conviction. You say, 'I know that you are too pure for sex consciousness yourself. I am sorry to disillusion you. I am trying to lose that consciousness, but have not lost it.

000017309

18.06.1931

05318

LUCAS, W. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Expresses gratefulness to Gandhiji's acceptanece of invitation to meet in company with Sardar Patel and other friends and also gladness at the decision to attend Round Table Conference in any case whether communal question is solved or not.

000023442

18.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Fears she is drifting away from him.

000017308

18.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05331

SAD GOPACHARIAR

1

Advised to take all legal steps for virdicating his position, "unless picketing admitted to be peaceful is prohibited. The settlement cannot be utifized to obtain relief.

000033308

19.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

No time to write at length- Manjula's health causing concern. to give her all possible treatment. If Mahavir wants to go to Vidyapith, Let him do so. enclosing a letter addressed to Sheetala Sahay.

000033304

19.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Your letter.- Learnt about Dwarakanath. Correspondence with him is on. We may not pay the premium of Sorabji's policy. Enquiry about Jamna's health. Panditji feel that it is not good that Premabehn teaches Gujarati. Reference to Krishnan Nair- (Gandhiji to go to Bombay on 23, 24 June; to go to Bardoli on 26th; but not yet certain.)

000022582

19.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

5

Gandhiji opines that he would welcome a complete boycott of foreign cloth even through that meant unemployment in Lanchashire: This he thinks is unevitable if wrong is to be set right. Draws attention to to increasing competition by Japan which produces the same result. Repudiates the allegation that Gandhiji bolsters up Indian Mills, which he says he would boycott if they come in the way of Khaddar. Advocates generous treatment to England by India if England plays the game.

000017311

19.06.1931

05204

KRISHNADAS, P. O.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I am naw here: Reply to my request for young India is disappointing. Can you please arrange to send it ?

000017310

19.06.1931

05332

LATIF MOHAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

11

An enthusiastic youth craring to join Satyagrah Ashram after presenting his family entanglements seeks Gandhiji's advice as to the proper course for him to fulfill his desire to serve the country and society.

000023478

19.06.1931

07849

KASTURBA

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Gives and asks for news about various persons.

000024221

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08317

BHUJANGILAL

2

Gives an appointment.

000033305

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

You must have received my message about Narahari sent through Mahadev. At present, we may not send anybody for picketing. Reference to Manju and Hariomal.- (Gandhiji to go to Bombay on 24th and not on 23rd.)

000028587

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10485

MASHRUWALA, Nanabhai Ichchharam

1

If a person does not observe the Kahdi franchise we may leave the organisation and serve it from outside.

000009408

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01238

SURENDRAJI

2

It you wish to go to Baroda, do so with the permission of Chhaganlal. The imperfectness of the Ashram is the reflection of mine. So my joy or woe are my own creation. If we rid of our ego then will be nothing like happiness or unhappiness.

000009407

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01238

SURENDRAJI

2

It is unfair not to educate women. One should mind whatever comes in normal course. More the teaching of Gita and such other books to the girls and women of Ashram the better. Would that the bide could be taken off by hand. you should acquire knowledge of the use of dead animals' bodies.

000024647

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00713

BAJAJ, Jamnalal

2

Under no circumstances can we give up Ahimsa. The resolution is therefore not properly worded. I am coming to meet the European.

000017313

20.06.1931

05333

RATIRAM NAI POHAVI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Giving idea of his activities, developments and propects of khadi centre in Pohri Jagir requests Gandhiji to positively visit the state in the nearest future:

000017312

20.06.1931

05318

LUCAS, W. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Intimating date, time and place for the meeting and dinner informed. "There will be plenty of room for as many friends you would care to bring.

000029407

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02888

PARASRAMIJI

2

If you were not trust worthy, how was it possible for me to inspire you to renounce so much ? Still I can't say you are steady.

000028026

20.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

2

I do not know why Vasumati wanted your note book. However do not worry and do improve your health.

000027527

21.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08565

LAXMINARAYANJI

2

There is no end to the methods adopted by Native states to Tyranize the People who fight for freedom picketing does help boycott of foreign cloth.

000027184

21.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08554

KASHINATH

2

I am afraid both of your have failed. Better lead a married life. Your debts will be written off but it is always better for an honorary worker ask for more than it take less and then incurr debt.

000030935

21.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08896

PATEL, Raojibhai

2

advises Raojibhai to tolerate hostile attitude of Government officers for the time being.

000032055

21.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

Gandhiji had received another letter from chater Biharilal Andley. Kumarppa is a better judge to know whether the letter is of any importance. Gandhiji sends that better to kumarappa for persual.

000031202

21.06.1931

03221

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

08957

CHINNAIH

2

Writting on G's behalf acknowledges his letter & asks to bring to his (G's) notice cases of ill treatment or any special grievances to untouchables which may need immediate redress.

000028027

21.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

2

Take good care and improve health with regular medicine and rest in Ashram. Do go to Sarojinidevi if permitted.

000025054

22.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08392

PARMAR, Lalji K.

2

Write to your father that you do not want to marry at present.

000033310

22.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Mahadev Mailar and his companion Siddhudevi are coming to stay in the Ashram. But the former is betrothed to the letter. But the former is a perfect bachelor and wants to continue his vow of celibacy. Ultimately they are to stay in an Ashram at Hasaritti. In the meanwhile, they want to learn Hindi perfectly. We may get the services of Parasram 'Pagal' of Kanpur as a Hindi teacher. They are prepared to work and contribute towards their expenses.

000027185

22.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00917

NARANDAS

1

Khashinath's debt may be written off.

000017315

22.06.1931

02040

WAHID HUSSAIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requests to place the accompanying pamphlet containing views of the Nationalist Muslims of Bengal in spite of Shankat Ali's precarious efforts.

000033165

22.06.1931

09769

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I hope you have received my letter dated 05/06/1931. To assure myself, I am enclosing another copy of the asid lettr. I am also enclosing a copy of my address at the Rotary Clyb, Calcutta, last week. There in, I have exphasized the necessity of a supplementary occupation like handspinning. A prosperous India will have more demands on luxury articles from foreign countries. Also, I have tried to piont out that the problem of unemployment, under-employement and starvation is more acute in India than in any other country.

000025175

22.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Come as early as you can. Even if I go to England you cannot accompany me.

000028148

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

1

See that you get rid of your fever.

000027235

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08557

JOSHI, Ramaben C.

1

Has Nimu come ? Miraben is going to the Ashram and I, to Bomaby.

000033837

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09812

GANDHI, Jamnadas K.

2

What I refer to is the new construction. It can be suspended till the end of this year.

000026551

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10439

GANDHI, Manilal & Sushila

2

True, morality has gone very low. But our duty is to observe it at any cost. If "Indian Opinion" has to be stopped let it have a decent burial and that too at your hands.

000033311

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Did Kaka meet Matthew ? We have to make an arrangement for a good teacher of Hindi at Vidyapith. I have written to Ratubhai and Leelavati in strict terms. Let us see. The Ashram is to bear the expenses of Balwant. Gor Gopaldas will be with me.

000030936

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08896

PATEL, Raojibhai

2

(1) advises re: untouchability issue of village Limbari of Kheda Dist. (2) Clearifies what he meant by saying pariograha (Possession) (3) advises re: non payment of (revennue ?)by a headman.MUKHI

000032056

23.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

1

Gandhiji forgot to fell sardar to send a wire to kumarappa. It was good that Kumarappa sent reminder. Gandhiji has written to Kumarappa who may receive a wire from Bordoli in a day or two.

000017316

23.06.1931

05336

NAYAR, ISHWAR DAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Presenting his doubt about settness food and vegetables desires to be inlightended about complete diet and observance of Brahacharya.(Celibacy)

000025034

24.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08389

KOWLI, N. D.

1

There is no harm in taking legal action.

000022430

24.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10357

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

2

Requests to grant unconditional entrance to the college, to students who took part in 1930 movement.

000029845

24.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08776

SINGAM, S. THURAI RAJA

1

(1) Urges them to represent best traditions of their country & befriend the locals. (2) Assures to see spinning wheel sent by addressee.

000028717

24.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10489

THAKKAR, Mahalaxmi Madhavji

2

Mere lecturing is not enough to win a person from liguor. Try to mix with him and his family.

000022583

24.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

4

Gandhiji sticks to the view that Lanchashire must take the boycott camly irrespective of what it costs it. States that the raw created there is ill directed because the real fear is competetion from Japan. Expresses willingness to visit Lanchashire when he is in England.

000017317

24.06.1931

04729

GHOSE, Sailendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requests Gandhiji to give a Radio talk from London in 13th or 20th of September.

000017319

24.06.1931

05338

BENADE, MACGAO N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A lady admirer. Born of American missionary parents considering herself American Indian gives idea of her affection for India and Gandhiji;and crares for his contact and Darshan

000017320

25.06.1931

05339

JHADANI, N. V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

14

Mr. Thadani principal of Sind Hydrabad College complaining before Gandhiji against to mis-behaviour and insolent conduct of prof Vaswani and the logal Congress council, Supporting him Submits all relative papers for Gandhiji's study and notice.

000022431

25.06.1931

10357

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Admission is not refused to those who took part in 1930 movement; but is refused to only a few of them for seasons of Internal discipline.

000017321

25.06.1931

05340

RAMASWAMY, J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Seeking enlightenment on limitations on truth. resumtion of College Study after truce, national flag and indifferent and arrogant attitude of Congress Leaders to Native States people.

000017322

25.06.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

5

Treating the problem of disposal of foreign cloth Shri H. A. Shah suggests certain amendment in the memorandum of the intended association of foreign piece goods export co-ltd. and necessasity of co operation amongst Mills merchants and consumers saying "The more the Mills earns to their brethren and identify with them, less and less will be the necessity of pempering Lanceshire or the government".

000022584

26.06.1931

02840

MIRABEN

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

5

Conveys news. Is happy that there is no programme to visit America.

000017318

26.06.1931

04729

GHOSE, Sailendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Proposes that irrespective of what happens in London, London conference should be utilize by Gandhiji to let the world knaw why India wants to be free and Independent and also what an Independent India may do to further the progress of the world. for this purpose requests Gandhiji to write the series of 20 to 25 articles.

000017323

26.06.1931

05341

DESAI, BHIWANI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Can we accept undertaking stoppage sales foreign cloths till result Round Table conference. Reply:- You may accept undertaking making it clear that no sale foreign cloth would be allowed even after Round Table Conference under any circumstances.

000017324

26.06.1931

05342

IYER, M. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

12

For ensuring Success of boycott and Swadeshi Movement, Suggests Congress itself should take up exports of Foreign cloth and house to house propaganda instead of Demonstrative picketing.

000017298

26.06.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

11

Type written copy of Mr. M. p. Gandhi's address at Rotary club Dinner meeting on "India's Industries, facts and dreams".

000017325

27.06.1931

05343

RAO, N. MANJUNATH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Asks whether wholesale picketing of a shop dealing in Sundry materials is justifiable Simply because he imported foreign soap.

000018480

27.06.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

6

Pricvate and confidantal report on the free insureance companies and provident societies working in the Bombay Presidency submitted by the Provident society vigilance committee.

000018479

27.06.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Proposls of the Faridpur Muslim League Confrence for the future constitution of India also a note regarding other prosals regarding reprasentation.

000028135

28.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

2

You can go to Vidyapith with permission. By training body can stand any climate and food.

000031624

29.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08750

MIRA

2

advises to soothe Gangaben & help Father Elwin.

000032173

29.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09205

MITHUBEHN

1

Gandhiji says that physical facilties in Vapi (such as toilet, water, lodging etc.) are not satisfactory. Kasturba will not be able to go there and stay unless the inconveniences are removed.

000024875

29.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10425

ZAVERI, Gangaben & ZAVERI NANIBEN

2

Advises to do duty and not worry about result.

000017327

29.06.1931

05344

PODDAR B. K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Seeking enlightenment as to how he could recommand relatives of a girl widow of a martyr be encourage her, to remarry her when in his former speeches and writtings it was allowable only in cases where the widow were unable to keep straight.

000017328

29.06.1931

05345

NEKIRAM PRESIDENT CONGRESS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

picketing of Foreign clothe shops in Bhiwani wire communicating seeks Gandhiji's instructions whether tantament sealing till result of Round Table Conference as granted by Desai was permissible.

000009325

29.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

Where is report about your Visnagar work ? What sort of complaint has Padma regarding her diary ? I want to find you steadfast and healthy. Am satisfied by your efforts to be such.

000017326

29.06.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

10

Congress Bulletine dated 29-6-1931.

000023165

29.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05312

MATHEW (Magistrate)

1

Invites to come and stay.

000022432

30.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10357

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

1

Urges to admit the seven who were "ring leaders" as non-admitting would not be pain.

000017331

30.06.1931

05348

TANASKO PEREPELYCIA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A conadian philanthropist wishing enlightenment in Gandhiji's soul with God's vision and power. prays for Indian people "Father Have mercy on Sufferings of all human beings in India, give them all strengh and humility to stand the serve test of your Love and faith and protect lead and have control over their God's servant Gandhi".

000017330

30.06.1931

05347

CHATURBHAI, MOTIRAM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Cloth merchants of Bhiwani complain against Nekiram's picketing measures threatening break of peace. Reply:- Canfliting wires confound me. You must compose differences and approach Congress.

000017329

30.06.1931

05346

HEADMASTER TILAK VIDYALAYA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Wiring arrest of Dharmadhikari a charge of seditions speech seeks advice. Whether defence in Court permissible. Reply:- Dharmadhikari should defend send full particulars.

000027822

30.06.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

2

Bapu is here till 5th.Come at any time.

000025176

30.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Resist going to Calcutta. Firmly explain that stay at Ashram suits you mentally and hence cures you.

000028028

30.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

2

It is complained that you dont take rest and fall ill. Do take full rest.

000030602

30.06.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

2

Appeals to use his good offices with his friends in the Punjab goverment to discharge pdt. Jagat Ram who is most in offensive and has served over 19 Years of imporisonment.

000022433

01.07.1931

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

These students were unruly even before the movement and are likely to affect. Prejudicially the smooth working of the college.

000017337

01.07.1931

05354

OGALE EDITOR MAHARASTRA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr. Ogale communicating his release the appellate court having reduced his sentence to three months expresses greatfulness.

000017333

01.07.1931

05349

BASTIRAM, RAMBHAGAT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Jain Cloth Merchants of Bhiwani wire possibility of break of peace owing to picketing measures of Nekiram in spite of Merchants siging pledge. forms extending up to result of Round Table Conference.

000017405

01.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Copy of resolution regarding Anti Liquor Propaganda carried on by the Texas women's Democratic Association.

000017332

01.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Life and Labour Bulletine I volume 9 no:7 of June 1931 containing Hamittan Holts Article "The way to peace".

000033312

02.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Your letter causes concern. Dudhabhai should take away Laxmi from the Ashram. Behaviour of Lalji is not tolerable. He should also leave the Ashram. If both of them want to marry each other, let them. But the marriage should not take place at the Ashram.

000017334

02.07.1931

10149

DAVIS AND ROBERT GOTT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

An English couple interested in Gandhiji's non-violence proffers cordial invitation to Gandhiji to choose their house as his place of stay while he is in Black Burm.

000017339

02.07.1931

05356

CAROLUS VENHULST

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

enthusing over Gandhiji's London visit for Round Table Conference, his Dutch admirers invites him to Hague or grant at least interview somewhere on Someday. Desire also to knaw the influence of his movement in the Dutch colony.

000017335

02.07.1931

05352

CONGRESS OFFICE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Seeking Gandhiji's orders as regards Governnment obstruction on pickiting Liquor shops; reply ; you wire Chakravarti Rajgopachariar

000017336

02.07.1931

05353

DESH SABHA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Communicating phostphanment of meeting on 3rd due to Kasturbhai's absence in Ahmedabad desires to knaw if 9th morning will suit in Bombay. Reply:- 9th will suit but hour can be fixed only on reaching.

000017340

02.07.1931

05357

PHULMANDIKER, S. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The Secretary of Poona Foreign cloth boycott Committee presenting difficulty in getting Maharastrian Saries. re-exported seeks Gandhiji's advice guidance as to what should to done in the matter.

000017338

02.07.1931

05355

RAMJI ASIMAL JOHARMAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Complains against Mekiram's Street picketing causing heavy loss through pledges signed and stocks sealed as per instruction. Reply:- Sent fullwire yesterday Pandit Nekiram.

000022434

03.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

2

Desires to know details about the alleged unruly behaviour of the students who are refused admission.

000022435

03.07.1931

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Gives instance of a student who was admitted though he was a ring leader.

000017342

03.07.1931

05359

RAMJASMAL JOHRAMAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Seeking clear instructions with regards Nekiram's picketing measures in Bhiwani in spite of Merchants singing. Time limit pledges. Merchant's suffering heavy. Withdrawl of picketing solicited.

000017343

03.07.1931

05152

CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Reporting destruction and re-erection of National flag staff and government prohibition to hold public flag Salutation the Banglore: Congress Committee Seeks Gandhiji's guidance.

000017341

03.07.1931

05358

NATARAJAN, K. ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In reply to Gandhiji's letter of the 20th June regarding monthly grant of Rs. 50/- to Mrs Sohrabji, Mr K. Natarajan agrees with the proposal.

000022437

04.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

1

Suggest extending the same treatment to others.

000032174

04.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09205

MITHUBEHN

1

Received your letter. I thought it was Poona. But it is your "Poona". I donot know when I would go to Bardoli. Leaving for Bombay on Monday where it would take four days. You can't afford to fall ill.

000022436

04.07.1931

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

States that Gandhiji's letter under reply was given to him in an open cover reply by the students concerned (Rohit Mehta and Jayant Dalal) and requests not to send letters in this way is future: Gives details regarding activities of the two students -activities which are detremental to the smooth working of the college. States that while Rohit has character he possesses an unsettling influence and that Jayanti Dalal lacks respects for superiors is very insubordinate and has underhand dealings with the press.

000017344

04.07.1931

00527

COLLECTOR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Tomorrow morning convenient for me to meet you.

000017345

04.07.1931

00527

COLLECTOR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Owing to mistake your telegrahic message reached me 8 p.m. very much regret inablity to keep engagement. Please wire what time suits you tomorrow.

000017346

05.07.1931

05360

GURJALE, G. V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

12

Giving idea of the Ashram and school of poly techinics and prospects of developing Khadi Centre Submits his financial difficulties. Encloses a copy of printed propectus together with in appeal.

000017314

05.07.1931

03711

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

03221

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

6

In reply of his letter written after Delhi truce explaining reason of his slowness in answering shaws unbounded admiration for what India did during the past year and a half, Realising more fully than ever before the immence possibility of Satyagrah. The Spirit of Discipline that the congress party and Indian youngmen showed during the trying period of truce was considered highly praiseworthy.

000031625

06.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08750

MIRA

4

(1) Reffering to her mother's illness says it is better to leave an outgrown body. Feels it selfish to desire dearest to live long a lack of faith in immortality of soul. (2) Suggests to take up Kahdi tours later. (3) re: Comforting Father Elwyn & soothing Gangaben.

000033313

06.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

You letter to hand. Surendra fels that at least three women should leave together. I don't think it is necessary. One Mrs. Edith Henry of Canada has sent a draft of $15/- to be used after converting children to Christianity and name them with Christian names, etc. Her conditions are unacceptable. Hence, the draft is to be sent back to her.

000017347

06.07.1931

05361

LAXMI NARSINGHAM, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

A khadi enthusiast complains that valuable energies of village volunteers are waisted on picketing business conducted by town leaders. He also Suggests that cotton should be stored and delivered at door.

000017348

06.07.1931

05362

SARMA, L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Quotes instances of unwaranted police assauts in Congress Volunteers against the spirit of truce.

000025177

06.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

Will talk to Jai Prakash and clothe needful come early- Do not worry. Leave everything to God without His consent nothing happens.

000028031

06.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

2

Why do you fall sick so often ?

00017350A

07.07.1931

10150

JUAN M. CORDORA,SALINAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I admire you and your non-violent fight against the mightest empire to obtain freedom for your country May I have an autograph and a line in reply.

000017350

07.07.1931

05364

AMERNATH CHONA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Submitting for Gandhiji's perusal seven resolutions passed by the Punjab Minorities Conference held on 4th and 5th July 1931 at Lahore:

000017349

07.07.1931

05363

BEDI, B. P. L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A Sikh youth born in a Sick House and brought up in Hindu Traditions feeling perplexed as regards definiction of Truth knocks at Gandhiji's door to find solace.

000017351

07.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

9

Presidential address of the Reception committee of the ungali Minorities Conference.

000017352

07.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

11

Presidential Address of the Punjab Minorities Conference.

000017358

09.07.1931

05369

WALTER B.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sorry, I could not meet you personally while in India. I am now leaving for America can I have a message from you.

000017357

09.07.1931

05368

GANESH M. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Reports how the Truce terms are put at the Naught and how the Excise Rules are infringed by Liquor Merchants in Kulittali, Talug in Trichinopally District.

000017355

09.07.1931

05367

NATHAM MUSLIM ASSO., Secretary

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

In reply to Gandhiji's letter dated 21-6-1931 Supplies a brief Summery of Situation in Burma political economic and concerning Indian settlers.

000017354

09.07.1931

05366

D'ARCY, Lindsay (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Tries to expel Gandhiji's Suspicions and misunderstandings with regards position of Indians in Administrative service, Indian Merchants, special privilages and favouritism to Europeans in India etc.

000017359

10.07.1931

05370

CHIMANLAL, BECHARDAS

01243

WORKING COMMITTEE, Members of

5

Giving comparative view of Handlooms goods from Indian Mill yarns and Indian materials being stamp of 'Swadeshi' and without such stamp or seals, requests emphatically to allow again "Swadeshi". Mark in Handwooven goods as was done priviously.

000017361

10.07.1931

05372

WILLS LONG (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President of Texas women's Democratic Association admiring Gandhiji's statement on "Truth" Banishment of Liquor from India". reencloses copy of resolutions sent by her some time ago.

000017360

10.07.1931

05371

DEV RAJ SETH GURUKUL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating withdrawl of Secretary 148 against and release of two Gurukul Students.

000027592

10.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

Inquires about the details of price with and wothout royalty to be charged and profit margin desires that the booklet be published at cheapest price.

000022438

11.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

1

Agrees that the letter should not have been sent in an open cover and with the students concerned. States Gandhiji has advised the students to cease aGitating for admission.

000017363

11.07.1931

04032

BIRLA, Ghanashyamdas

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I would certainly feel pleased if you kept your residance in the Arya Bharan established by me. But are you going ? I am sure cannot but clear all the obstacles.

000017362

11.07.1931

05373

ORR AND SONS LTD., P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

On Behalf of their Principal the Colambia gramophone co Ltd. Londan. urges Gandhiji to grant Sole monopoly of Recording his Speeches at Round Table Conference and else where during his stay in London Promising to pay considerable portian of profit on the sale of Records in India for distribution to Charitable purposes in India at his discrition.

000018450

11.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

9

Chrismas Ideals in Free India an article by J.C. kumarppa.

000021625

12.07.1931

03221

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

10341

GANDHI, Manmohandas

1

Acknowledging receipt of a press cutting of his lecture before the Rotary club, apprises uncertainly about review by Gandhiji of his book.

000030583

12.07.1931

03221

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

08820

MAN MOHANDAS

1

Says due to lack of time G is unable to write review on your book received copy of your lecture at Rotery club.

000017364

12.07.1931

05375

DHARIYA M. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to Gandhiji's note in Navjeevan about unlawful seeling of Liquor Publicly a picketing worker seeks Gandhiji's guidance as to how to cope with new Situation.

000033314

13.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

I could not write to you from Bombay. Mahadev writes that Mahavir is not still well. he may be removed to a Hospital in Bomlbay, if necessary.- Reaching Simla on Wednesday.- Kasturba will be with me. Will be there for three days. Wish to go to Ahmedabad from there: Not certain.

000017365

13.07.1931

05163

DAVID,M. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The newly formed welfare of India Leauge consisting of Europeans and Indians invites Gandhiji to dine and address prior to sailing for Round Table Conference.

000017353

13.07.1931

05365

REYNOLDS, Reginald

03221

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

7

Remembering various Indian friends and expressing delight at the idea of seeing many of them if the remour of Bapu's attending Round Table Conference proves to be true.

000027237

14.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08557

JOSHI, Ramaben C.

1

Your worries in the letter I keep with me. So that all as equals is still an ideal for us. So with Prema it is an ideal to keep away from beating boys. Children love her.

000028722

14.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08688

THAKKAR, Madhavji Vishram

2

I have no time but you do write to me.

000028723

14.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10489

THAKKAR, Mahalaxmi Madhavji

2

He who has no work outside may go to the Ashram. Ashram is not a place of refuge in the sense that there, work is less.

000022439

14.07.1931

10358

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Desires if he can use Gandhiji's letter if necessary. Inquires if, Dake is alive.

000031278

14.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08091

LILAVATI

2

Defending Narandas & giving his own Example says men forbid acts out of sense of propriety which they don't consider wrong advises to supress evil thoughts.

000017367

15.07.1931

05377

DATTA, S. K.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Requests to remind Gandhiji about Dr. Lindsay's invitation to avail of his Balliol Residence for resting purpose while in England, as also request on behalf of international students service to deliver a message to Student to be broadcast from London.

000017356

15.07.1931

02692

MOHANLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Conveying intimations about Navjeevan matters.

000017366

15.07.1931

05376

CHAUDHURI, B. D.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Learning about Gandhiji's decision to go to London for Round Table Conference extends invitation to visit their institution during stay in Grate Britain.

000017369

16.07.1931

05379

ROSE GATES MARTAN

10086

SLADE, Madeleine (MIRABEN) (Miss)

2

One of Miraben's English friend recalling acquaintance newly formed at the time of Karanchi Congress expresses readyness to supply goats milk during Gandhiji's London stay.

000022585

16.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Desires to stay while in London, with Muriel Lester in the East end rather than in Arya Bhavan as the former is the locality of the poor.

000022440

17.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10357

SHIRRAS, G. Findlay (Principal)

1

Permits to use Gandhiji's letter. Informs Rev. Joshph died many years ago.

000017371

17.07.1931

05381

PRASAD, Rajendra

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Informs about his long interview with Chief Secretary and Governor and desires to communicate results. Reply:- Here till Sunday then Borsad.

000017370

17.07.1931

05380

CHATTARJI, W. G. (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An invalidated Indian Lady Missionary requests Gandhiji to meet her.

00017371A

17.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Cutting from "SIXAN ANE SAYITYA'containing article named "When senptures were not irrational" a learned discours on Liberality of the Givers.

000025035

18.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08389

KOWLI, N. D.

1

Face excommunication and yet remain courteous that will make the edge of persecution blunt.

000024804

19.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08363

BAJAJ, Kamalnayan

2

I do noit favour it. He who really wishes to study can do it anywhere:

000031627

19.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08750

MIRA

3

(1) Praises Rollands industry & up todate opinion mainifested in his (R's) Introduction to French edition of G's Autobiography. (2) Expresses uncertainty re: his London visit. (R.T.C.) (3) Says No nothing for tomorrow for one who follows Gita (4) Feels death of a friend or relative should enrich universal love. (5) Gives his activities at Simla.

000028120

20.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08632

MAHAVIR

1

How healthy you were ? and how sickly you are ? Do improve your health.

000033315

20.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Getting your letter regularly.- May be required to stay for two days more here: Reference to Gangabehn, Panditji, Laxmi, Father Allwyn, Lelavati, Jamna.- How about the 'spindle' ? I had asked you to send the rules and regulations formed at the time of starting 'Udyog Mandir.' Send them at your early convenience. enclosing Herewith for your reference letter from Lalji to Dudhabhai and his letters to me.

000031137

20.07.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

08932

FULCHAND BHAI

1

Says I couldn't persuades G that he (G) was unfair to you (Fulchand) in his Articles. Encloses copy of G's letter to Goradia & asks to treat it confidentail. Gives other news.

000017372

20.07.1931

00713

BAJAJ, Jamnalal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating about organishing of Anti-Untouchability Committee and requesting to comment in Young India on Mahilashram desires to knaw Gandhiji's programme Reply:- Probally leaving here Wednesday for Bardoli.

000017373

20.07.1931

05382

SAVITRI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Giving idea of how Gandhiji and his dogma of non-violence are looked down upon in Germany and other countries, describes her propaganda in papers.

000017374

20.07.1931

05384

DE SOUZA, L. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A Goanese settler in Uganda considering India as his mother land and Gandhiji as her inspire and benefactor eraves to have in Gandhiji's own handwriting answer to his question as to what would he the future of Goanese in the future constitution of India.

000017375

20.07.1931

05385

DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVT.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

Printed instructions about facilities to be offered to delegates from British India to the Indian Round Table Conference together with form for travelling allawance bills.

000009327

20.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

1

Is it to spare me that you do not write ? Such kindness I cannot brook.

000032791

20.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

Lady Willingdon again reminded me of the saree promised to her. You may send it to her directly with the note - "I am sending you the saree promised by Mrs. Gandhi. I hope you will like it. Pray excuse delay." My stay here is extended. May stay till Wednesday. The matter is serious, but weak points are seen everywhere: If I am to go, let Shankerlal also be ready to join.

000021855

20.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

1

Inquires about her health.

000023156

20.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05312

MATHEW (Magistrate)

1

Inquires about his activities.

000017376

21.07.1931

05386

SINCLAIR, Upton

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

1

I am instructing my printers to despatch a complete set of my books for Ashram Library.

000017378

22.07.1931

05385

DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVT.

10152

BRITISH INDIA DELEGATES R.T.C.

1

Circular letter in connection with the arrangements for accomodation in London.

000024876

22.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08758

PANNALALJI

2

Informs about experiments regarding his own diet.

000018441

22.07.1931

11006

KANJA MALIA MARTHIA A.M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Submits his views on the burning question of untouchability under swarajya Regime.

000017379

22.07.1931

05390

PAY AND ACCOUNT OFFICER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Non Lee passage certificate issued to Gandhiji as a deligate to the Round Table Conference authorising him to book passage at the cost of Government.

000017377

22.07.1931

05387

GANDHI, Chhotalal A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

A Kapol youth of 21 enclosing copy of his letters to his father published in 'Kapol Mitra' quarterly under the heading of "Ideal Marriage" seeks enlightenment and guidance on some points.

000017380

22.07.1931

05391

MARWADI CLOTH DEALERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

picketing by volunteers stopping even sale of Mill cloth and indecent abuses to shop keepers by outsiders solicit advice.

000017384

23.07.1931

11156

SADASHIV RAOKARNAD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of circular issued by Excise Commissioner of Madras prohibiting picketing of Abkari Sales Mr Karnal of Manglore Congress office seeks Gandhiji's guidance as to what should be done to meet the situation.

000017381

23.07.1931

05392

SYED SHAFAAT HUSAIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Touching the subject of Nizam's claims over Berer presses Gandhiji to urge vehemently at the Round Table Conference for restroration of Berev to Nizam otherwise Gandhiji will be Considered an area commuanalist.

000017385

23.07.1931

05396

MEHTA, Chhaganlal Pranjivandas

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Reply to Gandhiji's letter regarding personal expenditure and other family matters.

000017383

23.07.1931

05394

BALLINGER, Maurice G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Director of Religious work in India on behalf of Christions in U. S. A. Who believe that Gandhiji is a Christian and an active leader of missionary enterprise in India beseeches Gandhiji to clear his stand regarding Christ.

000017382

23.07.1931

05393

UMABAI (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

REporting about the activities of the women's central committee of Hindustani Seva Dal seeks a few minite's interview for discussing the question of a admitting Balikas and Kumarikas.

000033316

24.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

From letter to Mirabehn, you will come to know of my journey programme.- Inform Jamnalalji also of it. Did the doctor examine Balwant ? He should take rest ? What about his diet ? Padma has reached U.P.

000032662

24.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

In your letters, you had expressed a desire to meet me immediately. Hence, I had not written back to you. Your letters show the uncertainty prevailing in your mind. I am to go to Borsad after a couple of days. From there I wish to go to Ahmedabad but it is not yet certain. Nothing yet certain about going to England. You may see me whenever it is possible. Ask Dahibehn to write me.

000017386

24.07.1931

05397

JEHANGIR, Cowasji

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invitation to attend as a visitor the 13th Session of the National Liberal Federation of India to be held in Bombay in 31st July under presidentship of Chintamani C. Y.

000017387

24.07.1931

05398

ROY, Tarachand

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Communicating his activities of popularising Gandhian philosophy and lacturing in Germany in cultural, economical and political problems of India desires to knaw whether Gandhiji intended to visit Germany after finishing his London Mission.

000023444

24.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Informs about his programme; advises her to see him if possibel and that going to England is uncertain.

000023163

24.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05312

MATHEW (Magistrate)

2

You may come and stay with me. But the real staying is to work out the ideals I stand for.

000031629

25.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08750

MIRA

3

(1) Sees necessity of Pratice as heart responds very slowly to intellectual convictions. (2) Says His (G's) London visit depends on collectors reply re: Bardoli events. Explains how they shall prepare cloths. Sandals etc. if visit suddenly fixed.

000017388

25.07.1931

05399

TEJUMAL, H. B. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to the two conditous Suggested by Gandhiji for receiving god's grace desiring to knaw as to haw he can feel that he has actually thrawn himself on this Mercey to know Right.

000017389

25.07.1931

05400

SANGAMESHWARA, C. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An enthusiastic youthe of 22 craving for truthful life and feeling ashamed by his past sins seeks Gandhiji's help and guidance for living a chaste and truthful life so that he may not have to repent at the time of his death.

000027409

25.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02721

JOSHI, Chhaganlal Nathubhai

3

Give instructions regarding activities of Ashram inmates 99% I am not going to Round Table Conference. Let us not Judge others reading merits that we do not have quotes Jesus in case of Premabahen. Ashram is out of my mind Those who stay there must imbibe high retraint and be prepared to come out when called.

000022897

25.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07171

SHAMLAL, Lala

1

Inquires if a Lambaodar is a Government Servant.

000025939

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08462

MODI, TARABEN

2

One does not get always service of his choice. Wherever and whatever one gets he should do it cheerfully.

000028158

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08636

INDU

2

Rub the body well with water and towel. That will cure your boils.

000025586

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08417

PHADKE V. L.

2

Do not expect too much from a Harijan. What spinning wheel do you want ?

000033147

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09764

LALBHAI, KASTURBHAI

2

I think there has been delay in the names being suggested from Ahmedabad. It is not enough if you have done for your part. I have written to Sheth Chimanbhai. Reply to be sent at Borsad.

000033317

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

You will get a telegram from Mathurdas about Mahavir. Let him not start till then. Not necessary for anybody else to stay with him at Bombay. To make payment to Thakkar Bapa.- Reference to Laxmi, to Lalji, problem of Gangabehn and Premabehn.

000017368

26.07.1931

05378

LACEY, Patrick

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

In a private and confidential letter to Mahadev Desai "Requests him to convey to Gandhiji his displeasure for being desctibed by Gandhiji as a liar, tries to assure that he has even tried to serve India and Mr Gandhi loyally and faithfully according to the dictates of his conscience.

000032779

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01686

ANASUYABEN

1

What about the saree (which Mrs. Gandhi promised) ? Lady Willingdon reminded me thrice about it. I would be in Borsad on Tuesday. Regarding trip to England, nothing decided as yet.

000017391

26.07.1931

05402

CHATTOPADHYAYA, Kamaladevi

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In her capicity of the organising Secretary of the training class for women volunteers seeks Gandhiji interview in company of Mrs. Umabai for exchange of views and receiving personal advice and Suggestions in connection with their new organisation.

000017390

26.07.1931

05401

JALBHAI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Giving idea of Sorabjee's indebtedness and monetary difficulties Jalbhai requests Gandhiji to arrange payment of the premium amount of the policy under his custody vouchsafing return of the money in due course.

000009328

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

I may send you to Solan [near Simla] at Krishnadevi's place. Or would you like to go near Almora with Padmaja ? I shall reach Borsad on Tuesday. You may come there if you desire:

000025938

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02734

MODI, Ramniklal M.

2

About your new actvity I know that you will work honestly and cautiously wherever you are:

000025826

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01793

SHANTA

2

What you say is news to me. I shall inquire:

000027823

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

You have a right to write what you wrote. I am forwarding your letters to Fulchand who is a good soul. Jamnagar I am unable to follow.

000031138

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05269

SHAH, Fulchand

2

Asks to clearify what he means by saying. 'There is much outrage in Bhavangar & its villages. Feels much reality in Pattani Saheb's complain.

000031279

26.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08091

LILAVATI

2

Says No one is compelled to stay at Ashram Suggests re: her helping her brother monetarily.

000031630

27.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08750

MIRA

2

(1) Expresses concern over draught (where ? (2) re: her winged companions says. They are perphas the best companions.

000017393

27.07.1931

05404

SHAKUNNY, P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Drawing Gandhiji's attention to his book urges to send his opinion whether favourable or unfavourable on the same so as to enable him to arrive at decision whether to publish it or not.

000017394

27.07.1931

10154

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Approves Gandhiji's rejection of Holme's proposal to appoint Gregg as his spokesman in America, feels that to measure credit in terms of money is wrong. If should be based on trust, Satyagrah khadi etc creat such trust (in the man) Superior to money credit. Do not care for what is wrongly called "world opinion" if you have to scrap the truce the so called world opinion is British foul propaganda. I am afraid Britishers strives to work on you through Irvin on one side and Malaviyaji on other.

000017395

27.07.1931

05406

BHARAT BABBIN & INDUSTRIAL WORK ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwarding Samples of Swadeshi manufactured Bobbins the managing Agent requests Gandhiji to recommand their enterprise to Mill owners for financial aid.

000017392

27.07.1931

10153

MEDH, Surendrarai Bapubhai

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

After giving idea of the difficult Situation the Indian settlers in South Africa are subjected to on account of strict legislation (with drawing rights accruing from the Registration Act etc) requests Gandhiji to talk the matters to M/s Shastri and Bajpai while in London for Round Table Conference.

000023479

27.07.1931

07849

KASTURBA

01815

DESAI, Kusum

1

Gives news about programme and persons.

000017397

28.07.1931

05409

SMITH, KATHERYING (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

An American states lady and appreciator of Gandhiji's principales encloses a magazine and promises to forward a little book entitled "It works".

000017396

28.07.1931

10156

HERMANN WALFF V. KONZERTDEIKTA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Desires to knaw haw much time Gandhiji can afford for lecturing in continental countries as well as in America where they are make all sorts of arrangements.

000009576

28.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01808

TYABJI, Abbas S.

2

Your letter rejoice me. Good the pension question is settled. At Simla the mountain was in labour but did not bring forth even a ridiculous mouse. What is the use of my going to London if the things arising out of the settlement are not put right ?

000018449

28.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

A printed pamplet signed by J. E. Rehmani trying to push responsibility of Veraval Hindu Muslim conflict at Hindu doors.

000017398

28.07.1931

14109

SITARAM SASTRY, G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Giving idea of the difficulties in picketing and merchants misdealings at chirala in Andhra Desa Seeks advice whether night picketing is permissible in order to check nocturnal dealings.

000017400

29.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

14214

AMRITLAL DALPATBHAI (Sheth)

2

You and Balvantrai Mehta may go to London as independent visitors for consultation by me if necessary status in native- states affairs. But I do not necessarily want anybody as my case is simple.

000017401

29.07.1931

04539

MEHTA, Balwantrai G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Desiring to knaw about Gandhiji decision with Regards to his London visit and help of experts native state affairs.

000018476

29.07.1931

11015

SHAH, VARSI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Asks question regarding Gandhiji's faith Non-coopretion Movement Divine power land revenue conflict relation between kisan and Zimmindars etc etc.

000017399

29.07.1931

05411

KHASNIS, A. V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

12

Forwarding a brochure on Girwan Jnyaneshwari in Sanskrit for favour of personal and opinion. A typed copy of introduction accompanying.

000017402

29.07.1931

05413

JOTI SAROOP

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Soliciting advice whether Congress workers should seek election in Punjab Minicipalities. Reply:- Do do not knaw Congress resolution preventing any one.

000025178

29.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

2

I wish if you can, You come here and then stay in the Ashram if I go to England.

000024312

29.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

2

Gives instructions about accounts.

000021856

29.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

1

Advises to remain satisfied with whatever little she can do.

000032663

30.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

That slip of paper was there alongwith my earlier letter; but I had not given the explanation you had asked for. I don't remember anything of the talk tha I had with that person. If you happen to know him, you may give him whatever you want to give. I am leaving for Ahmedabad tomorrow and I shall stay in Vidyapith at Ahmedabad. I will leave for Bombay on 3rd. You may accompany me if you like. Nothing yet certain about trip to England.

000022586

30.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Gives instructions regarding his food and time to take it. Feels local governments are putting a number of obstacles.

000017407

30.07.1931

05416

MODY, H. P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Tries to refute the accusations against Indian Mill Industry quoted by Gandhiji from an European friends letter, with a concluding remark,'A great deal has been done in the last few years to improve the position of the Industry and of all who are engaged in it".

000017408

30.07.1931

05417

MOHMAD ALI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to his talk with Gandhiji regarding government's refusal to give him a passport desires to knaw whether any steps have been taken.

000017403

30.07.1931

05414

UDAY SHANKAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Learning about Gandhiji's London visit Uday Shanker the Bengali Dancer working in Paris requests Gandhiji to pay them a visit in his way to or return from London.

000023445

30.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Advises her to give the material to that man (1) if the so chosses and he may publish it if he likes. Informs going to England in uncertain.

000027824

30.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

Not going 8th Going mooltan if at all.

000027825

30.07.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

1

Strange you also believe in news paper reports. Hence our telegram (27824) The I. C. S. people do their utmost to sabotage the agreement making it impossible for Gandhiji to go to England.

000033318

31.07.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

I would like come as early as possible. I am getting restive to see Mahavir. But I have to complete the work of "Navajivan".

000017409

31.07.1931

05418

KANHILAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Seeking advice in concetion with the future of his widoved daughter aged 16.

000017413

31.07.1931

10158

MATOFF, Pete

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A canadian leader enclosing copy of their Declaration to the Minister of Justice of Canada protesting against the arrest and sentence refusing to give information for the Census desires to knaw the names of publications that give clear information on Indian affairs. In reply "Young India" is Suggested.

000017404

31.07.1931

05415

HELIN CLOTH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Our friend Patel today Successfully Operated Recovery within fort night expected.

000017406

31.07.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Outprint from 'Insurance world' being C. V. Raman's message expressing immense pleasure at the grawth of and wishing success to the Indian Insurance enterprize.

000017419

01.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

2

You are cruel you do not give news about your daughter. Your Suggestion about informing governemnt that whenever picketing is injustify interfered with it would be resisted with Civil Disobedience requires elucidation come and discuss.

000017625

01.08.1931

06420

ANONYMOUS ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

A married student suffering from discharges and at the same time lesiring to observe absolute celebasy seeks Gandhiji's advice and guidance though a private letter or 'Young India' columns.

000017411

01.08.1931

05420

HAKIM MIR NOOR ELAHI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

enclosing a copy of printed appeal to the members of legislative Assembly to get the iniquitons Regualtion III 1818 repealed, brings to Gandhiji's notice haw his brother Ibsan Illahi a state Congress worker has been in carcerated under the law.

000017415

01.08.1931

10159

THOMAS, K. K.RALIGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Joltling down impression gathered during his U. S. A. Stay about (1) While Negro problems (2) American Missionary Board and (3) Impressions of India and Indians of an average and more: Informed American expresses gladness at the news of Gandhiji's giving up the idea of going to U. S. A. where Indians ingeneral are treated unworthily and have to undergo various difficulties in pursuit of Studies.

000017626

01.08.1931

10177

MARWOOD, Frederick T.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A Lancashire man pleading the cause of Lancashire Cotton trade tries to convince Gandhiji that Lanceshire cloth boycott is economically unsound and fatal to the interests fo Indian people.

000017410

01.08.1931

05419

HASH, E. G.

04860

YOUNG INDIA, Editor

3

An Englishman interested in the Nationalist Movement in India finding difficulty to obtain reports of Indian political bodies suggests appointment of an agent who would arrange free distribution of such report to larger University House of Parliament India Office etc.

000017495

01.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Report in connection with the disturbances in Akbarpura in Peshawar District.

000017412

01.08.1931

01797

SHAH, Uttamchand

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Communicating contents of Malaviyaji's wire from Banaras in connection with Gandhiji's Sailing for London and working committee and All India Congress Committee meetings being kept after MahaSabha Session.

000017417

01.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05426

MODY, H. P.

1

Thanks for your prompt reply shall trouble you when necessary.

000017418

01.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05427

GIRI RAJ

1

Good, you could see your people. Nothing decided yet about going to London.

000017420

01.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05429

BHADRAPUR, K. B.

2

enclosing report prepared by Mahadev Desai concerning government demands from Ras Khatedars says "In the light of conclussion arrived at I have not the heart to ask any of the Khatedars to pay any thing more".

000017416

01.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05425

MAXWELL, R. M.

2

In reply to his dated 28th inst regarding these two cases Gandhiji questions, "If these man are such dangerous Characters will they cease to be so outside Bombay ?".

000017421

02.08.1931

05430

RANKA POONAMCHAND

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

9

In view of Gandhiji's impending London visit draws attention to the pinch and hardspips the Congress workers would feel in his absence. Your intervention has been unavoidable even for petty relief. Appeals also to secure human treatment and faicilities for general Awari the enthusiast leader of the Arms Act Civil Disobedience movement.

000017422

03.08.1931

05431

DAVE, AMRITLAL B.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Refering to Gandhiji's article in "Mushroom Companie" in young India tries to justify existance of Such companies and expects from the Committee rather than condemtion.

000026965

03.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

2

I am very short of time. Come in the evening when I take my meals. Then I have to meet Jinnah on my way back to the station.

000017423

03.08.1931

01831

SUNDERLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

14

Enclose copies of a few statement of witnesses taken by the inquiry committee in camera in conection with Kanpur communal riot.

000017425

04.08.1931

05432

NARAYAN RAO, V. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Quotes a few instances of Repressions in Mysore state and encloses a copy of a fresh order putting an end to lawful picketing.

000017426

04.08.1931

05433

SURENDRA N. DEWAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Giving idea of the historical and geographical background of Chittagong Hill Tracts wishes that Indian repressentives in Round Table Conference should see that system of dual government in the Hill Tracts is replaced by constitutional Government

000027826

04.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02389

PATTANI, Prabhashankar (Sir)

2

Nothing is certain about my going to England. Come if you must. Do take all precautionary measures which you think to be proper. I cannot stop you.

000017427

05.08.1931

05434

PANDSE LALJI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Desiring to knaw haw much Gandhiji can contribute to make up the fine amount of Rs. 300/- for securing release of Mr. Mohamad Silique Editor to "Payam E. Mazdur" Urdu Daily.

000017429

05.08.1931

05435

BHATTACHARYA, B. K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Fearing that arbitration will prove fruitless prays that Gandhiji may interevan and settle the dispute before he leaves for England.

000017428

05.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04032

BIRLA, Ghanashyamdas

1

Can you send some one to Assam for inverstigating flood conditions ?

000017431

06.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09596

DASGUPTA, SATISBABU

1

Your letter come and stay me somedays going still uncertain.

000009689

06.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09445

TYABJI (Mrs.)

3

Am writing to Hamida that her correspondence should be open for inspection. Urge however that a parent has no necessary authority over grown up children. Do not fear Hamida taking any wrong step. An anxious that the harmony of your ideal home in no way be disturbed by a single jar.

000033322

06.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

You must have written my letter written from Aden. Mirabehn keeps on writing to you and hence you are in the know of things here: Please tell every body at the Ashram that I don't get time to write to all of them as I have to read for the Round-Table conference, to write for "Young India", Navajivan". Morover, right hand gives pain. Small thefts at the Ashram, a shameful matter. Parasram must have come by now.

000009632

06.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01274

TYABJI, Raihana (Miss)

3

See my letters to Hamida and Mother. You must not be ruffled over the incident. Appreciate parents' affection and anxiety. Tell me frankly and fully how you two have felt.

000017433

06.08.1931

05438

SHAH, Virchand P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Requesting to secure relief for M. D. Raja in Yerwada Prison 'c' class either by transfer to Nasik jail in 'c' or to 'B' class in Yerwada.

000017432

06.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

06603

GANDHI, Manmohandas P.

1

Your wire: You can reprint articles.

000017438

07.08.1931

05442

DATTA, KAMINI KUMARI

08875

ROY, Bidhan Chandra (Dr.)

4

Due to Successful working of the arbitration board government stamp revenue is affacted so they are prosecuting workers. Inform All India Congress Committee and Seek instructions.

000017441

07.08.1931

05446

MEHTA, Maganlal Pranjivan

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We assure you we will observe the raw taken and avoid indiserect expenditure:

000017439

07.08.1931

05444

GOKHALE, BABAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The Kanyashle is not working in national lines and is not prepared to seek affiliation to Tilak Vidyapitha. I am therefore unwilling to part with the funds collected in your name with out your permission.

000017434

07.08.1931

05439

CHIT ALAING AND OTHERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Prominent Leaders of Burma request Gandhiji to convey in Round Table Conference theri opposition to the idea of separating Burma from India. Burma's best interest today demand partnership in the Indian federation.

000017435

07.08.1931

10160

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF INDIA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of Gandhiji's decision to participate in Round Table Conference the correspondent intimates it would not be inconvenient to pass through continental countries since Servicable men and women are available in Marselles. Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest, Newyork and so in Passago through some of these countries would be extermely fruitfull for future relations of India with the world outside.

000017627

07.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

6

Investigation report of the Condition of the Khatedars of Ros in which findings of Krishnashanker Vyas are refused.

000017437

07.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05441

SORLEY, H. T.

1

Mr. Raghunath is informed of the steps taken and we hope that the Machhwa will be returned after Dasserah in condition.

000017442

07.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05447

BOTTOM (Mr.)

1

Assures that Gandhi will leave no stone unturned to faciliate his decision about Round Table Conference But the happenings in Bardoli and U. P. are portends bearing significance all their own. Gandhiji is waiting for a Sign from Ganeshkhind.

000017436

07.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05429

BHADRAPUR, K. B.

1

Forwarding original papers in connection with panch feries in certain villages of Kaira District. Request to judge whether the document is found safisfactory.

000017443

08.08.1931

05448

ASIATIC CULTURE ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We work for preservation of Asiatic Culture and helping oppressed natives and desire friendly interchange of representatives.

000017445

08.08.1931

05450

ROY, S. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

conveying Mrs. Dorothy pearts invitation to spare even a few minutes at her place which serves as home to several young Indians, tries to remove Gandhiji's prejudice against insurance.

000017444

08.08.1931

05449

ATMANAND (Swami)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An Anti-Untouchability worker in Rohtak, Hissar and Gurgaon and Karnal District describing hardships of untouchables of drinking water, Jamindari oppressions and indifference of Congress workers to mend the metters appeals to Gandhiji to provide drinking well for the oppressed.

000025179

08.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

There is pain in my right hand. Nothing else.

000031527

08.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08091

LILAVATI

1

Adcices to obey Narandas & develope Premabdn's companionship.

000017446

08.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05451

GANESH KHIND

1

Since my going to London depends on His Excellancy's letter. Please reply soon.

000028029

08.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

1

Stay where you are and improve your health.

000024648

09.08.1931

01340

GANDHI, Kasturba (Mrs.)

08359

BAJAJ, Janakidevi

2

Do take fruits etc. and improve your health. Lot of work ahead.

000017448

09.08.1931

05452

MOKHTAR RAY KUMARLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10

Referring to the redistribution question, Submits his apprehension about the fate of Chhotanagpur. It is aimed to be made a seperate political unit but this is only to serve selfish motive of European exploiters. Requests Gandhiji to keep it in mind at the Round Table Conference.

000017450

09.08.1931

05454

SHARMA, Benudhar

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Adrising despatch of Abor Jai cloth under a Separate cover for use in London as a present from a hill tribe called Abor.

000017449

09.08.1931

05453

HARDING, Madeleine R. (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Recalling her correspondence relation established some three years ago wishes him god speed and every blessing.

000017447

09.08.1931

05163

DAVID,M. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Aims and objects of the welfare of India League. Gandhiji is requested to express his opinion and give his blessings.

000024649

10.08.1931

00713

BAJAJ, Jamnalal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Gandhiji confirms that opinion expressed by him in a talk regarding some suspected women, that Gandhiji will keep them in the Ashram if they so desire that they should be prepared to face whatever action government takes against, them etc. etc.

000017451

10.08.1931

05455

DATTA, Satish Chandra

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

The latter portions of the memorandum on Fedration and Responsibility respectfully submitted for consideration.

000017452

10.08.1931

05406

BHARAT BABBIN & INDUSTRIAL WORK ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Reminder of 17395.

000017453

10.08.1931

10162

GOLDSMITH CO. HAROLD.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Learning that prohibition is one of the items of Gandhiji's programme for Round Table Conference the Honorary Secretary of the National Prohibition party assures of their very best wishes for the Success of his efforts to achieve complet prohibition for his united states of India.

000017455

11.08.1931

05459

JAYANTI VEDACHHI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Laying before Gandhiji proposalro hold gathering of old Students of Satyagrahashram requests him to approve of it and to Sanction some funds for preliminary expenditure:

000017454

11.08.1931

07368

ROY, Bidhan Chandra (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Conveys Subhas Babu's points to dispute and wants to knaw whether he should start the following day. Reply:- Your wire if he objects conditions.

000017534

11.08.1931

05524

RAJADHYAKSHA J. V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Pleading for the political prisoners rotting in jails insplite of the truce asks whether Gandhiji is determined to sail for England keeping them rolting in Jails.

000033326

12.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

I never thought that you would take it ill and become unhappy over it. Similarly about Prema. As per my nature, I spoke about it in the public just to clear the air. But I did not think it will have the contrary effect on you. Please forget it. Chhaganlal Joshi is to be given money to be spent for the group. Find out some work for Santok. My going is still uncertain. Waiting for message from Simla.

000017456

12.08.1931

10163

WILLIAM BOVE T. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

enclosing a cheque for sh. 10/- to be spent as Gandhiji likes, praises Gandhiji's principles. Which are the very heart of Christion Philosophy and basis of a stable civilization.

000021857

12.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

1

Advises to do as Narandas advises.

000017463

13.08.1931

10165

NEWS CHRONICLE (BERNAYS)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Feeling disappointed at Gandhiji's decision not to go, desires Gandhiji to clear position for benefit of the British public.

000017459

13.08.1931

05463

VICEROY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Viceroy tries to remove misunderstanding and misgivings as regards. Uttar Pradesh and gujrat Settlements in order to clear his way to London. Intimating at the same time that if Gandhiji's telegram represented the final word the prime Minister would be at once informed of his inability to attend Round Table conference.

000017457

13.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Statements concerning police indifference decning Deva Ismail Khan riots.

000017468

13.08.1931

05461

JAYAKAR AND SAPRU

05463

VICEROY

5

Gandhiji would be satisfied with on impartial open inquiry and that would enable him to sail on Saturday.

000017458

13.08.1931

05461

JAYAKAR AND SAPRU

05462

IYER, RAMASWAMI C. P.

1

Gandhiji would be sailing if impartial inquiry could be given urged to do best to save Situation.

000017464

14.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10165

NEWS CHRONICLE (BERNAYS)

9

Clears position by a lengthy cablegram saying "Great civilions here do not want me to attend the conference..... I would make a dash for London the moment the way so cleared for me by those who are in a position to do so".

000017462

14.08.1931

05466

SORLEY, H.T.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Acknawledgement with thanks his letter of 7th August.

000017465

14.08.1931

05469

DAILY GAZETTE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of Gandhiji's remoured decision not to attend Round Table Conference. Mr Myatt encloses a pamphlet entitled India 1930. The Problem and possiblle solution for perusal and considering the Scheme of "Enabling Act" Suggested there in or evolving a Similiar Scheme in due consultation with his conferers in the congress.

000017461

14.08.1931

10164

BAKER, D. W. WYTHERILLE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An American missionary admirier assures Gandhiji of his own as well as many others friendship towords India. Praying for Success at Tound Table Conference.

000017460

14.08.1931

05517

ALL INDIA CONGRESS WORKING COMMITTEE

05464

PROVINCIAL CONGRESS COMMITTEE

1

Forwarding by circular letter texts of resolution passed by the working Committee advises to observe truce terms but warns to be ready for all eventualities looking to the trends of events.

000028546

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08651

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

1

Sorry I had to decided not to come there I feel I shall miss much but cannot help.

000017466

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

Distressed over papa's health under attered circumstances you need not worry to come early Am here sometime writing.

000017475

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10166

ROLLAND, Romain

1

Intimating the decision wrote, "I feel that it was Gods will that I should not go But am not yet without hope that Somebody Somebaw we shall meet in the flesh".

000017474

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

1

So long as she needs your personal nursing your duty is to be by her "Regarding Round Table Conference" I feel that all will be well and as Satyagarhis we have no business to want to peep into the future: We must simply take care of the present and be sure of the furure".

000017479

15.08.1931

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Apprising Sir Cowasji's move to bring about settlement with regards Gandhiji's going to London.

000017470

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

I made Herculean efforts to be able to go. but it was no use. when the Viceroy's wire came a great weight was to fled off my back.

000017430

15.08.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I think it is unadvisable for Pandit Govind Vallabh Pant to set in Aggrerian Committee. In reply Gandhiji approves sitting in the Committee.

000017476

15.08.1931

05477

RAMASWAMI, R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Pointing out necessity for Social work to be given precedence to political work says that "Domestic Evil" have potenlialities to wreek inexpressible have upon our country than the foreign evils.

000017477

15.08.1931

05478

NANSY SURENDRANATH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

enclosing his article Hindu and sree Gita" along with his criticism on Gandhiji article" "Devine message of sree Gita" enlogises Gita saying "Sree Gita is complete in itsself he who knaws the relation between god and man can come under shelter if sri Gira. It is means for mankind in general".

000017472

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03446

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

1

In reply to his wire Gandhiji communicates the unanimous conclusion that it would be better for Mr Aney to go on with his investigations so that at least a proper finiding on the facts would be available.

000017478

15.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Cutting from gujrat Patrika containing government propaganda in Bardoli affairs and other news.

000017471

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05472

KOHOSOFF, Mathew

1

Thanking for the gift of "Midstream" by Helen Keller Gandhiji wrote A glance through its pages shaws that it is a remarkable story.

000017473

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05474

ANEY, M. S.

1

With regards Bengal dispute, you better thrash the whole matter out and to find out who is in the wrong Inviting his considered judgement on the necessity of offering jungle Satyagrah.

000017469

15.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05471

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

1

Intimating that he has been grieved to arrive at the decision of not going to London, deep down he has the feeling that it was the best thing and that the time was not ripe for him to go.

000017483

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08875

ROY, Bidhan Chandra (Dr.)

2

Sorry Dinesh resolution was not rescinded he disputes in Bengal Concensus of opinion is to let things take their own course and let Mr. Anay give his finding.

000017490

16.08.1931

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Supplying text of Sapru. Jayakar's wire to His Excellancy Viceroy with regards Gandhiji's proposal for impartial open inquiry Mr. Nariman jots down him own interpretation of the same assuring the Sir C. J. is most anxious to do what he can and hence expecting telegrahic reply.

000009329

16.08.1931

00778

GANDHI, Devdas

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

1

Bapu's trip to England is postponed. You will find the clarification in Navajivan. Bapu's right hand is paining, so be asked me to write.

000017489

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05429

BHADRAPUR, K. B.

1

Thanking the acting collector of Kaira for his two letters promises to wtite more fully as soon as his inquiries are finished.

000017482

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05482

SARARKER

1

Message:. Whilst it is true that man must shed his vice for the sake of his fallen sisters I am quite sure certain that the evil will be eradicted only when some sister from amongest them rises in revolt against the Evil and with the fire of her own purity burns the Evil in others.

000017488

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05487

ABDUL GHAFFAR KHAN

1

See commissioners about Akbarpura placing all the facts before him and also go, if not already gone, to Deva Ismail Khan to Smooth troubles.

000028030

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07884

PADMA

1

You should send with your letter your temperature chart etc.

000017480

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05533

KRIPALANI (Acharya)

1

Inquiring whether he can send to Frontier provience a khaddar worker.

000017485

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05229

SHARMA, Shriram

1

18 Relief is not forthcoming you will have the needed permission to adopt defensive measures. Do keep me informed of the Situation.

000017486

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05486

SUBBIAH

2

Lalita should apply herself to Hindi Study "It those from South who are nearest to me will not take trouble of learning Hindi there is something wrong and in that case the Hindi preacher office should be wound up.

000017484

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05484

PETERSEN, Anne Marie (Miss)

1

My collapse had nothing to do with his health. Thank god the weight of London visit has been lifted off.

000017481

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05481

BEHRA, KHURSHED

2

I want a weekly budget of Frountier news from you to help you sereval names are under consideration but final decision will rest with you.

000017487

16.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

1

No objection meeting giving information:.

000017493

17.08.1931

05490

RELAY CONGRATIONAL MINISTER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wire of Congrational Minister " Friend, Please come Best British and world citizenship prays that you attend Round Table Conference gods presence grace, power resources will accompany you and over rule all for Best".

000017494

17.08.1931

05491

HUKERIKAR, R. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

enclosing the confidential circular in connection as the revival of Civil Disobedience compaign Seeks guidance whether the same nay publish in papers.

000017491

17.08.1931

05488

DESAI, Bhulabhai D.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

enclosing a cutting giving news of the Successful Prevention of a death Dinner requests to take note in Navjeevan.

000029464

17.08.1931

10500

KHAMBHATA, Tehmina (Mrs.) BERAMJI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I have come to know that you are infirm and indecisive. Please remember the all pervasive God, Like Arjun and have full faith in Him as before:

000017492

17.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05489

NARIMAN

1

Any inquiry into Bardoli collections would Satisfy me if it is really impartial and public whilst that would be enough to Send me London it should not mean that working committee will not press for relief on the other matters or failing satisfaction for public impartial inquiry.

000017507

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10168

PRADHAN, R. G.

1

Thanking for the letter enclosing appeal to the Hindu members of the Round Table Conference informs that no appeal was likely to be of much use because the government wanted to keep the question for themselves to arbitrate upom.

000017508

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10169

JHURAI RAJA, S. (THUVAI RAJA)

1

The golden studs will be used for khadi fund Permission is granted to make whatever use he liked of his aritings about Andrews.

000017502

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10167

LUTOSLAWSKI, Wincenty (Prof.)

1

If the London visit had fructified I should have set apart an hour for you. Thanks for the warning but a Stayagrahis should hold his own.

000032664

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09189

KUSUM

2

I got your letter. I want your opinion and not that of the doctor. Please meet Mahavir. I don't think you need any medicine.

000017509

18.08.1931

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

3

In reply of his letter and telegram Nariman clarifies his position as regards his participation in negotiations with government through Sir Cawasji in connection with instituting impartial inquiry before Gandhiji could accept going to London for Round Table Conference.

000017498

18.08.1931

05494

FRANCIS CLUMP

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Soothing Gandhiji in the failure of London visit advises him to retress a step and follow the footstep of Jesus Christ i.e.teach the poor to be god fearing and content with their lot and make practical use of the Serman in the Mount'.

000017497

18.08.1931

05493

SYED MUSTAFA HUSAIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

advising despatch of "Golden deeds of Imam Husain the assistant Secretary of Provincial Shia Conference requests that the book may be revived in young India's and that in article may be contributed.

000017496

18.08.1931

05492

MOOLCHAND, RANIDAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Quoting instances seeks advice in connection with Mill cloth Sold as khadi.

000009577

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01808

TYABJI, Abbas S.

1

Yes, you have to keep yourself. Love to all; specially to the new arrival.

000017501

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02942

SCHLESIN, Sonja (Miss)

1

London visit is cancelled. How to think of visit to South Africa ? The loin cloth is the poor man's dress, the autobiography is only a faithful reproduction of my recollection and not an advertisement medium so friends who are not mentioned should excuse me.

000023446

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01815

DESAI, Kusum

2

Gandhiji feels she does not require any medicine.

000017500

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02172

DEAR SISTER

1

Intimating that there is no break down in his health which never had been letter than naw.

000017505

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07269

ROY, Bidhan Chandra (Dr.)

1

In reply to his appeal for funds on behalf of the flood. Strickn Gandhiji having received Similiar appeals from Assam, Bihar, Ratnagiri expresses perplexion as to what to do and hence advises to write. Persanally to some of the moniclmen of acquaintuce.

000017503

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05326

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

1

enclosing something for information with instructions to destroy the same after use.

000017499

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05495

DHILLON, HARDITSINGH

1

Thanking for his letter Gandhiji regards inability to endorse his plan says "Believer as I am in non-violence I seek to convert people to particular position and not to compel them.

000017504

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05497

MAZHAR ALI ALAVI (Prof.)

1

Thanking for letter gives permission to dedicate his book to him.

000017506

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05499

MAULANA MOHAMMAD M.

1

Thanking for his letter president Jamiat ulema i. Hind is informed that he did not knaw what Pandit Malaviyaji and Maulana had been saying. In any event his own promise stood. But now that he was not going to London the whole discession was profitless.

000017511

18.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05505

MALAVIYA

1

Though doubting wisdom yet yielding to his advice and handing to Press.

000026608

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10439

GANDHI, Manilal & Sushila

2

Devdas has got a son. mother and son are O. K. etc.

000017524

19.08.1931

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

As the Bombay Governor has not yet received instructions from Delhi. Sir Cowasjee could not come to see Mahatmaji.

000018481

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00484

JAMNADAS DWARKADAS

1

No negotiations were going on Again chargsheet was published offer obtaining Gandhiji's cousent However the door for negotiations is still open.

000017525

19.08.1931

05514

WILLINGDON (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

REfuting charges against government about breach of truce terms pleads that the seeming government repression is forced by the congress activities and the refusal of Congress to be represented at Round Table Conference involes the failure on one of the Main objects of the Settlement. The letter is proposed to be released to the press just as Gandhiji's of the 14th was.

000017512

19.08.1931

05506

JAIN, Chhotelal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Apprising the high speed of 205 threads within half an hour according to new methods.

000017523

19.08.1931

05513

GURBAKSH SINGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Giving idea of hardships to the merchants on account of foreign cloth boycott movement requests Gandhiji to intervene and instruct Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan to allow removing seals etc.

000017515

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04061

NEIL, Henry (Judge)

1

If I do not have an unlimited purse whatever I have is earmarked, I have nothing of my own. Sorry cannot do anything.

000018484

19.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

10

A booklet called "The Cult of Khadi" by N. S Vardhachari explaining the congress plan of hand spinning hand weaving published by the Tamilnad all India spinners assosiation ispecially to counteract contrary propaganda by government and the Anglo Indian press.

000018482

19.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

5

Views and suggestions regarding the message of the Gita" by some Bengali expert.

000017522

19.08.1931

01962

DISTRICT CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Giving idea of Local governments repressive policy seeks Gandhiji's advice.

000017517

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05509

NEWHAM, C. E.

2

Gandhiji admits that he had never been able to interest himself in games, never attended cricket matches, or watched any games and did not even knaw what really the game of hockey was.

000017518

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05510

BHADRAPUR, K. B.

1

Thanking for Supplying information about patels Talatis etc.

000017510

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05503

BANBURY, E. I.

1

If a dealer in Indian cloth inported foreign cloth he whether he is Indian European would certainly be liable to boycott.

000017519

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05511

RAO, NARAYAN V. S.

1

The Mysore Dewan is not responsive. I cannot give finial decision from distance and so do as you think best.

000017516

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05435

BHATTACHARYA, B. K.

1

My attempts to bring about concord between the two parties failed Now let Mr. Aney deliver his judgement and I will then be able to see day light out of darkness.

000017521

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05182

MEHTA (Dr.)

1

Ratilal now here well-looking but still excitable propose leaving him free".

000017513

19.08.1931

05507

FEDERATION OF INTERNATIONAL

05507

FEDERATION OF INTERNATIONAL

1

Invites opinion if the yearly meeting should be held.

000017514

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07372

TUCKER, Boyd W. (Rev.)

2

If at all I go London, I shall have no body to guide me except god who my choose me as his instrument for his purpose.

000017520

19.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05366

D'ARCY, Lindsay (Sir)

1

In reply of his letter Gandhiji draws his attention to energatic measures taken by All India Congress Committee and assures that nothing that can be done will be left undone to prevent the crisane course of assassination.

000029465

20.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08736

KHAMBHATA, Tehmina (Mrs.)

2

Though I am full Of non-violence there may be some violence somewhere in me so my faith is sometimes shaken.

000017532

20.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10170

SASTRY, G. Sitaram

2

There is no objection to night watches But the real work is persuation. picketing should not go to the extent of harassment.

000017528

20.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00838

BOMANJI, S. R.

1

Our country is stedily getting world sympathy and if we continue to follow the method of non-violence our position will become absolately irresistable. My faith in the remedy is daily graving.

000017537

20.08.1931

05465

BAKER, D. W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Having real of Gandhiji being led by on inward voice believed that he was being led by god and represented that his leadership extended beyond the borders of India and that his voice was heard the world over his cause being the cause of Righteousness.

000017526

20.08.1931

05515

COOBETT, MARY HALENA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Admiring Gandhiji's accomplishment of fine things and noble achievements requests to send her, for price a copy of a book written by him on conditions in India and prays for his health and long life and prosperity and happiness for India.

000017538

20.08.1931

05526

PATTANI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wish chargesheet was not published at this critical juncture in negotiation. Am coming there on Sunday morning.

000017539

20.08.1931

05539

SAPRU JAYKAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

We pressed Viceroy grant inquiry indenpendent officer and later Sought London intervantion. So your chargesheet come as a surprise. Gandhiji replied "Had no idea publication chargesheet could affect decision shall be prepared proceed London if proper inquiry granted".

000017540

20.08.1931

05529

BENGAL NATIONALIST MUSLIMS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Forwarding resolutions passed at meeting of the executive committee for Gandhiji's consideration regarding communal settlement.

000017536

20.08.1931

05525

SATOOR L. M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Kindly enlighten the public about your reported statement before Dr. Ambedker that the Congress has spent Rs. 20 lakhs torwards Uplift of the Harijans.

000017533

20.08.1931

05523

SAPRU AND JAYKER ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

We pressed Viceroy grant inquiry Independent officer and later sought London Intervention. So your Chargesheet come as a Surprise. Gandhiji replied "Had no idea publication Chargesheet could affect decision shall be prepared proceed London if proper inquiry granted.

000017535

20.08.1931

01962

DISTRICT CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Giving idea of the conditions underwhich Rohtak Congress workers says that it is the District Magistrate who is doing all this.

000017527

20.08.1931

05516

CLOTH MERCHANT OF AKOLA

05517

ALL INDIA CONGRESS WORKING COMMITTEE

3

Copy forwarded to Gandhiji for information regarding picketing and disposal of foreign cloth purchased during pre: movement days.

000017529

20.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05519

BAPASOLA

2

Supporting B. Gokhalay in his oppsotion to the use of Swaraj Sabha funds for Bombay Lokmanya Rashtriya Kanyashals on the ground that the samw was not working on pure national lives.

000017530

20.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05520

MOHAMMED ALI (Moulvi)

1

I am trying but have not yet attained any Success. If the settlement continues I shall certainly make further effort.

000017531

20.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05521

SANGAMESWRAM, C. R.

1

I can give you no help if you have no faith in god, and if you have faith in god, no need you have for help from me I would advise you therefore to have faith in god and theirfore also in prayer".

000033319

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

JayantiPrasad had taken some goods from Bardoli and Pyarelal had made some Payment. It is true that Panditji's nephew Gajanan is to be given scholarship. Please talk to me about Sheetala Sahay's account when we meet. No letter from Mama about Lalji.

000017552

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10172

JIMMAPPA NAIK

2

I do wish that to the Seva Dal non-violence must be creed rather than a mere policy. I disapprove of adopting foreign dress to escape detaction.

000017549

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10171

GIDWANI (Acharya)

1

What is this about your debt to the Ashram ?

000017542

21.08.1931

05531

JADHAV, G. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding a copy of Dentsche Rundschen asks permission to translate into German some of the correspondence with young Napolean.

000017543

21.08.1931

05532

RAMA SCARATH SINGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Drawing attention to the negligence and irres- possibility of the Lady Doctor and Assistant Surgeon in Hajeepur Hospital as as result of which pregnant lady suffering from Labour pain died.

000017541

21.08.1931

05530

JAMES HENLE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding a copy of "Thorean : Philosopher if Freedom".

000017545

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03983

DASGUPTA, SATISCHANDRA

4

Regarding Bengal flood and political situation Gandhiji explains inadvisability of issuing appeal to Bombay people, and also advises not to attach any importance to the talks of possibility of his still going to London though some friends are trying.

000017554

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02572

ROY, Motilal

1

London visit is cancelled. Hope Swami Bodhanand's conduct will disarm all suspicion.

000016992

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

The Chargesheet demanding impartial inquiry was published after getting permission from the Viceroy. I am unrepentant for the step and am ready to welcome counter charges against the congress. so that they can be sifted and investigated by in impartial tribunal.

000017544

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05278

URMILA DEVI

2

In reply to her doleful letter "Do not for our movement imagine that because I say nothing I also feel nothing about Bengal you are wholly wrong in thinking that either Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel or I have any partiality. The fact is that we have been helpless to do anything Invites her to live at the Ashram.

000017553

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05326

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

2

He has deserted his wife and is in debt put him somewhere if found Suitable.

000017547

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

2

In reply to Nariman's letter to Mahadev Desai regarding picketing in the chargesheet Gandhiji regretted inadvertant reflection up on Bombay police. In fact he had Ahmedabad Surat and Ratnagiri Districts in mind. Regarding Joshi, orders against him were already with drawn.

000017559

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05463

VICEROY

2

Copy of S. N. 17550.

000017558

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05326

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

1

Enloses copies of 17539 and 17550.

000017548

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05533

KRIPALANI (Acharya)

1

In case Gidwani failed to draw a satisfactory answer it wouls be your duty to take steps to protect the trust.

000017546

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05525

SATOOR L. M.

2

There is some misunderstanding what I said was that that Rs. 20 lakhs were spent on behalf of the Congress or by Congress mens. Statistics will be published when collected.

000017551

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05534

SAPRU S. S. (Dr.)

3

We pressed Viceroy, grant inquiry independent officer and later Saught London intervation So your chargesheet come as a Surprise. Gandhiji replied, Had no idea publication chargesheet could affect decision shall be prepared proceed London if proper inquiry granted.

000017556

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05537

KERLIN, Gilbert

1

The only ability that a people required to govern itself is to resist alien encrochment. That did not mean necessarily good or pure government.

000017557

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05538

HUKERIKAR, R. S.

1

It is valuable information Do not say anything about it now. I shall use it when necessary.

000017550

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05463

VICEROY

1

The appointment of an impartial tribunal is implict in the settlement shawing preparedness to waive inquiry if reasonable satisfaction if possible by quiet personal discussion.

000017555

21.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

06885

KANTILAL

1

I advise you to put you widowed girl daughter in a widow's home and recommend Late Sir Gangaram's in Lahore:

00024650A

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08359

BAJAJ, Janakidevi

1

Do write to me. Do not spare me.

000017573

22.08.1931

05479

NARIMAN, K. F.

10173

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

"Please wire if report Gandhiji proceding Simla true". Reply:- "No information hear about visit Simla".

000024650

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00713

BAJAJ, Jamnalal

2

Give me the figure of amount spent for the uplift of the Harijans. I have wired the Viceroy making my position clear in matters rumoured in news paper.

000017574

22.08.1931

04032

BIRLA, Ghanashyamdas

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intending to start the next day inquires of Gandhiji by wire whether he was proceeding to Simla. Reply:- 'Nothing about Simla yet. Certainly come".

00017576A

22.08.1931

10174

KURIAPAN, C.I.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The National Christian Party of Bombay thinking that they are ;not granted real reprensatation at Roundtable conference propose to lead a deputation to Mahatmaji the sole reprentative of the Nation for the purpose of presenting him and address containing their enlightened and progressive nationalistic views abhoring separate electorates.

000017560

22.08.1931

05526

PATTANI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I approve of your telegram to Viceroy, I am ready to accompany to Simla Meanwhile instruct Congress president as well as Malaviyaji and others not to make speeches wishes Gandhiji alone retains sole responsibility for the present Reply:- will discuss everything when we meet.

000018477

22.08.1931

11016

REVATI JAIHA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Please recommand me to Babu AjitPrasad Vakil who has dischared me. I shall donate Rs 25/-.

000017561

22.08.1931

05539

SAPRU JAYKAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanks most delighted strongly urge you communicate with Viceroy reafferming you still want inquiry into Bardoli only by impartial officer.

00017601A

22.08.1931

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Suggests counter amendments and make it clear that exapt in matter of revenue settlement in Surat.Government does not concede anything.

000017575

22.08.1931

05548

VICEROY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

If you consider that a further discussion will help to remove your difficulties. I shall be glad to hear from you informing me what day you will arrive in Simla.

00017568A

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03139

KRIPALANI

1

Referring to the egregious speech made by Pt. sunderlal Gandhiji intimated that he never said to any body or at the A.I,C.C.(All India Congrass Committee) meeting that even though the Government carried out the terms of the truce he would not go for Round Table Conference because of the Hindu-Muslim discusions

000018478

22.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Names of members of the Gandhiji invitation committee organished by India society of America, New York.

000017563

22.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Statement to be Submitted to A ..........regarding Viceroy's reply and charges and counter charges and appointment of a Tribunal proceding Congress representation at Round Table Conference.

000017572

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05547

RANADE K. G.

1

sympathising with him for loss of his son Gandhiji deplores it considering it a case of pure murder and wishes him success in his civil suit filed against the secretary of the state since it does not come under the settlement.

000017565

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05487

ABDUL GHAFFAR KHAN

2

enclosing letter received by him from Deva Ismail Khan Gandhiji awaits Khan Saheb's reply about developments in Morth West Frountier. Provinces and instructs to finish his conversations with the chief commissioner if he so desires as with is truce still stands. Desires also to knaw about Khurshedben and her khadi work.

000017568

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05163

DAVID,M. G.

1

"If matters shape themselves as you expect I shall try to accommodate you. But it is better not to build on that hope".

000017562

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05540

ANEY, M. S.

2

Your decision will clear the air and bring out the truth. Apprises also of his having sent a telegram to Viceroy for clearing Congress position.

000017571

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05546

UMRIGAR, K. D.

1

Thanking for his letter of 17th August enclosing Nineteenth Century review article Gandhiji wrote that he would see what could he done after reading it.

000017570

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05545

POLLOCK, David

1

There is no prospect what so ever of my going to London. But if I do go I would be delighted to renew the old acquaintance and old relations.

000017569

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05544

RACHEL M. (Miss)

1

Thanking for her letter and pains she had been taking Gandhiji opened her personal contects would be her substantial work.

000025157

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

I am still here: There is not much substance in the rumour about my going to England.

000017567

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05543

KRISHNA DAS

1

You are ill. Why not retire to comilla or letter to Ashram.

000017566

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05542

HARKER, Emma (Mrs.)

1

No occasion to become unnerved God bends us to his well. Let us therefore bend ourselves voluntarily to the will of that Imperial Task Master.

000017564

22.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05541

BIRLA, G. D.

1

Nothing certain about Simla. Do come.

000017580

23.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01397

ANSARI, M. A. (DR.)

1

"Leaving gor Simla night with Sardar. Please meet station.

000017576

23.08.1931

05549

SHASTRY, ANDREWS POLAK

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Political situcation here extremely precarious. Very necessary to exert fullest strengh within Round Table Confernce. In case you cannot attend depute Malaviya, Sarojini and others.

000017577

23.08.1931

05152

CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Muslim foreign cloth merchants refuse to seal then sticks while picketing likely to create communal tension.

000017578

23.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

1

Intimating of his proceeding to Simla that night in company of Vallabhbhai, and considers his own and Khan Abdul Gaffar's presence necessary.

000034011

23.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

(1) The material pertaining to weaving may be handed over to Lalji as per Narandas' letter. Price : Rs. 20-12-0 as per the original price. (2) Mama to be given three Yeravda wheels. Again nine more can be given to him when next consignment comes.

000017579

23.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05551

ABDUL GHAFFAR KHAN, Khan

1

suggesting Abdul Gaffarkhan to go to Simla.

000017582

23.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05159

VICEROY

2

Regarding his leaving for Simla and reaching Tuesday and also of inviting Pandit Jawaharlal, the president working committee, and releasing recent wires to press in order to avoid misunderstandings created by reports ingarbled form.

000017581

23.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05491

HUKERIKAR, R. S.

1

"Don't publish. Leave the thing enlirely to me".

000017587

24.08.1931

05556

PATRICK ME ELUEA

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

3

Communicating intention of the Oxford University Lotus Club and Universiry Majlis Society to invite Gandhiji to dinner seeks Mr. Andrews' help and guidance as to how it can be arranged. Reply;- Informed that while at Oxford Gandhiji was likely to be a guest of Dr. Lindsay and the suggested programme was unlikely.

000017584

24.08.1931

05553

KHAN SAHEB

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Dr. Khan Saheb wiring about Abdul Gaffar Khan's leaving Peshawar.

000017585

24.08.1931

05554

ACTING COLLECTOR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring Gandhiji's dated 31-7-1931 informs that as the Khatedar did not pay his arrears attachment was unavoidable.

000017586

24.08.1931

05555

ROYAL INSTITUTE, Secretary

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inviting Gandhiji to accept temporary honorary membership of Chatham House at London and avail of its services during the Round Table Conference session.

000017583

24.08.1931

05552

SAPRU JAYKAR AND OTHER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sapru, Jayakar, Shafi, Mirza Ismail, Haksar and Ranga Swami Iycngar appriciate Gandhiji's action of interviewing Viceroy and hope the same will ensure his attending Round Table Conference.

000017592

25.08.1931

05562

BAPASOLA R. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Pleaces all the facts with a desire to have the cash certificates duly endorsed by Mr. Baban Gokhalay in his favour as the secretary of the Kanyashala.

000017591

25.08.1931

05561

DELHI CONGRESS COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Refutes Government explanation to Gandhiji's Chargesheet saying that as far as Muttra Districtisconcerned the explaination is an after thought.

000017590

25.08.1931

05560

EMERSON (Mr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Convaying H. E. Viceroy's desire to enter into a preliminary talk with himself before seeing the Viceroy.

000017589

25.08.1931

05559

BROWN, W. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An ex-soldier of the great war sympathising with the Indian cause for freedom entreats Gandhiji to attend Round Table Conference for the sake of his people and prays god that he may be spared to see the fruits of his labour.

000017588

25.08.1931

05557

ADAMS, A. E.

05558

FIRST ASSISTANCE RESIDENT

8

Copy of the Chamber of Commerce, Aden's representation to government in regards Civil administratation of Aden and two encloseres.

000017595

26.08.1931

02692

MOHANLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mohanlal intimating Gandhiji about Navajivan matters.

000017594

26.08.1931

05564

RAMAYYA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Pray remember Rajah. no Reference in Chargesheet.

000017597

26.08.1931

05565

DEVA ISMAIL KHAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Hooliganism of Mohanedans and sufferings of Hindus authorities convinsing soliciting personal visit and speak to Viceroy in the matter.

000017593

26.08.1931

05563

MANE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invoke blessings of you all hoisting saluting Rashtriya Nishan thirteenth inst.

000017596

26.08.1931

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Do come if possible Being Malaviya and Ansari.

000017600

27.08.1931

05567

SUBHARAYAN, F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing gladness at Gandhiji's decision to attend Round Table Conference wishes him happy voyage and successful time in England requesting at the same time to help his wife (a member of the Round Table conference) who had already sailed.

00017601C

27.08.1931

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Government accept you asssurance

000017599

27.08.1931

05567

SUBHARAYAN, F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

16

Copy of 'Young India' vol 4. No 35 dated 27-8-1931 Containing editorial entitled "Mills and Labours.".

00017601D

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

2

Final draft of the settlement

000017598

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05566

EMERSON, H. W.

3

Copy of 17601- b.

00017601F

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

3

Frankly I say I was exasperated with your obstructive tacties. However I shall forget it. By request is to trust my collegues here:

00017601B

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

3

I accept the counter amendments except the one in which congress is bound down not to take any action even when Government acts in contravantion of the trucee terms I assure you congress does not intend to take any direct action

000017601

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

5

Suggests modification of wording. Hopes settlement will be reached and not given up at the end.

00017601G

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05514

WILLINGDON (Lord)

3

I impress upon you the necessity of nominating representative of Notionalist's Muslims and Federation of Commerce Chambers. Their helt will be very necessary for me.

00017601E

27.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05514

WILLINGDON (Lord)

2

I beg forgivness of Lady Willingdon yourself for cousing you endless worry I am going to Lonon with your blessing but not without fear and misgilrlingss. Please trust my colleagues when I am not here:

000032057

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

3

Gandhiji was to be away for a long time, anything between six and fwelve weeks. During his absence he wants Kumarappa to look after the work of Young India without chaging the name of the editor. If it is necessary to change the name then. C. Rajagopalachari should be shown as the editor. In case of about or diffances of oponion Rajaji's opinion should be find. If he is not available then Jairmdas word should be final if he too is not avaible then Kumarappa's word would be final if Kakaseheb does not want week. He has asked Rajaji Jairmdas and Jawaharlal to contribute some matter every week. Incase of need Kumarappa is free to contribute his own things moreover Gandhiji gives certain hints regarding the topies such as habit of drinking etc. If however these hinst are not acceptable to kumarappa then he is free to make own choice. Kumarappa to share this letter with Kakasaheb.

000033320

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

2

Your letter. No neews about Ratilal. I have written to you about Lalji. Goods worth Rs. 50/- to be given to him when Mama writes to you. I am going. Lot of responsibility on you but you are strong enough to bear it. I shall be back within six to twelve weeks' time. I shall write to others either in the morning or from the steamer.

000017609

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

2

Do provide me through weekly letters what I cannot get though your presence in London write for "Young India"and prepare, a rejoinder to Madras Government's reply to the Madras Chargesheet. I am going putting implicit faith in God.

000030734

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08864

HAILEY, Malcolm (Sir)

3

Expressing confidence in his ability says Evication may be lawful but there is something wrong in a systeam which allows so many evictions. One can't justify it on a bad precedent Suggests to contact Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru & take all necessary help from the congress.

000017603

28.08.1931

05569

STANLEY, M. W. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Giving idea of how Gandhiji is held inreversence and respect in America expecially by Human Christian Temperance Union enloses a copy of a printed leaflet containing of Henry Ford's views "why I believe in prohibition".

00017601H

28.08.1931

05514

WILLINGDON (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

My blessing and good wishes you can entirely rely upon my assurance.

000017618

28.08.1931

05582

COMMEMORATION VOLUME COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Reminding Gandhiji of his promise to wtire an article for the volume, requests to write it on steamer and post it on Landing.

000017604

28.08.1931

05570

LE BRUN A. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A French Canadian admiring Gandhiji for his love and efforts to win independence for India urges him to stand firm in his demands.

000017605

28.08.1931

05571

CAMPBELL, Mary J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

The writer after describing the extent of appreciation the people of palestine, Egypt, America and other countries feel for Gandhiji's exploits and of daring of women picketers wishes that work of peaceful picketing must he countinued.

000018447

28.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Typed copy of "A Brief Note Regarding the Andhra Province"showing necessity of it being formed in to a seprate province.

000017606

28.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

13

Jawaharlal's note expressing his views about the new constitution for Swaraj Government.

000018448

28.08.1931

 

 

 

 

1

 

000021858

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

1

Notes that she will go for a change, advises to recoup her health and then do as much as is possible. Love for such labour comes naturally to those who think of others rather than of themselves.

000017607

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05568

EMERSON, H. W.

2

Representing grievences and inhuman treatment meted out to 'Political' prisoners in Peshawar jail encloses Shri Kharshedben's statement regarding what she saw of the injured men and women in Akharpura.

000017608

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05572

HAILEY, Malcolm (Sir)

2

With regards breaches of settlement terms in United province Gandhiji wrote "Seeing that the settlement continues. I venture to suggest that Congress may be trusted and all necessary help be requisetioned from it you cannot make a better beginining then by sending for Jawaharlal" Nehru and establishing direct touch with him".

000017610

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05574

BAHADURJI, D. N.

2

Weould you visit the Frontier pround and institute a private inquiry on the events of Hindu Muslim riots harsh tratement of prisonsners and conrivance on the part if police ?

000017611

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05575

COMMISARIAL (Dr.)

1

Taking Dr. Mrs. Commisariat at her word Gandhiji requests her to go to Frontier Provnince and reudes medical aid.

000017612

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05576

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

2

Instructions regardings 'Young India' advising to Consult Jawaharlal, Chakravarti Raj gopalachariarand Jairamdas as also to study the economics of Drink.

000017613

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05577

AMTUSSALAAM

1

Copy of 27858.

000017614

28.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05578

MATHEW, (Mr.)

2

Shed shyness and diffidence learn to talk fluently in Hindi and be friend Ratilal and this prove your worth as a good educationalist.

000017616

29.08.1931

05834

FAKIRJEE, CAWASJEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Referring to the great sacrifices of Indian Commercial Communities request to secure nomination of Sir Persottam Thankurdas to represent commercial interest at Round Table Conference.

000017619

29.08.1931

05583

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Our hearts with you wherever you go. Awakened India will follow you with expectant eyes confident that the Nation's honour will be safe in your keeping. We shall fight again if need he but no acceptless than our birth right.

000017617

29.08.1931

04903

COLLECTOR OF SURAT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Explains that individual cases are examined and it does not appear that anything is done which means breach of the settlement.

000017615

29.08.1931

05584

KONZART DIRACTION

05580

MUZUMDAR, Haridas T.

1

Do come and convcy our letter to Gandhiji M. K. in London.

000018420

31.08.1931

06420

ANONYMOUS ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

An anonymous humbly catholic friend forwarding an extract from "The Imitation of chirst part III" dealing with the subject of Obidience of humble servant declares that he himself is a constant reader of the same book.

000017624

31.08.1931

10176

DAHLGREN, C. A. (DOVER)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An American Indian missionary quoting Sanskrit verse in praise of the moon along with a New Testament quotation in praise of Christ Compares Gandhiji with the Moon and Jwu with the Sun of right cousness and offection.

000017620

31.08.1931

05583

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Submitting controversy over flood Relief Committees in Bengal requests Gandhiji to give his support to the Congress Relief Committee.

000017623

31.08.1931

05586

BUCHER, J. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of India's readjustment period, covering expansion of the Christion Protestant Religoin argues" It would at once give your Nation a standing among all nations of the world, as well as their sympathy support and co-operation.

000017621

31.08.1931

05584

KONZART DIRACTION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Trying to persudde Gandhiji to agree to a continental lecturing tour through them after Round Table Conference is over.

000018436

31.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

5

List of Gandhiji's kit when he sailed to attend Round Table Conference.

000018437

31.08.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

A cutting from a news paper publishing ten commandments ie ten rules that guided Gandhiji through his life's pathway.

000022954

31.08.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08197

SINGH, Jung Bahadur

1

Opines that a girl of fourteen is not fit to marry and that her marriage need not be restricted to a particular caste.

000017631

01.09.1931

05593

AL AHRAM (Egypt)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Shall meet you Suez much appreciate statement first on conditions India, Second Hindu Muslim Conflict third your expectations Conference and case failure what consequences, 4th your massage to Egyptian nationalism.

000017901

01.09.1931

08744

WEST, Ada (Devi) (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Recalling past memories of Gandhiji's life in Phoenix, Miss Devi wishes to know if she can render any help in his good work and whether it would be possible to see him any day in Lancashire or hear him speech on the wireless.

000017905

01.09.1931

05839

DOWNER J. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Gandhiji's old vegetarian friend on Gandhiji's arrival in London proposes to call on him and take him to his place for rest.

000017902

01.09.1931

05836

MENON, Esther (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Welcoming Gandhiji to England and invoking God's blessing for the success of his mission expresses her longing to meet in person.

000017909

01.09.1931

05841

SCHLUTTER Willi

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

A German possessing varied experiences of artcraits and the world covets to visit India and enjoy Gandhiji's company, but cannot afford, so entreats Gandhiji to provide funds.

000033321

02.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

It is 8-30 p.m. For you it is 11-00 p.m. When did Surajbhan go ? How about Yashodadevi ? Reference to Qureshi and Imamsaheb. I slept as I was writing this. Now it is 9-45; hence I am completing the letter here only. Tell Premabehn that I am sorry I am not able to write to her.

000017633

02.09.1931

05595

ADMIRES AND WELL WISHERS ON SS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Admirers and well wishers on S. S. Crecivia send heartiest greetings and fervently hope that Gandhiji's mission may be helpful to the India cause.

000017632

02.09.1931

05594

MEHTA, Jamshedji Nasarvanji

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Mill Shri Meharbaba birth 422"

000009330

02.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01789

PANDIT, Vasumati Dhimatram

2

You may stay if you feel better. Roam about in the mountains, look at the sceneries, meditate and try to realize God through them. We shall return within three months at the most.

000017630

02.09.1931

02553

SAHAI, Sitla

05326

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

6

Contains particulars of the Rae Bareli Complaints and argumentation that utilization of Revenue and Police Staff is the same thing as the terrorisation of Kisans.

000017636

03.09.1931

05598

GOLD FILLED BUTTON CO.

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

1

Proprietors of the gold filled s. l. works desires to know whether the canvas document case was liked by Gandhiji. In reply gratitude is expressed for supplying of the canvas boxes on the eve of their departure:

000017638

03.09.1931

05600

ALLIED NEWSPAPERS, Editor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inquiring of Gandhiji whether Bristol would be included in his planning provincial visit programme. Reply:- Would gladly visit provincial towns including Bristol subject to approval by friends like Andrews.

000017634

03.09.1931

05596

IORA BRENER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of the possibility of Gandhiji going to Vienna and giving idea of the Austrian misery and misfortune evinces hope that his visit would be an immense help and impulse.

000017635

03.09.1931

05597

NIEH, F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

An admirer from bakland believing Gandhiji to be bigger than Christ, Buddha, Confucius and Mohamed etc. Cherishes hope that all the oppressed mankind of the world will be emancipated by Gandhiji's efforts.

000032058

04.09.1931

09016

KUMARAPPA, J. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

After consultations with Kakasaheb, Kumarappa shows his readiness to take up the work of "Young India". He has written to Rajaji and Jairamdas about the work they have to share: Kumarappa accept the advice and hints given by Gandhiji in the right spirit. He wishes "bon voyage" to Gandhiji.

000017642

04.09.1931

10627

WILLINGDON (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Re accommodation of Dr. Ansari, Sir Purushottamdas Thakurdas, Ghanshyam Das Birla etc. in the Round Table Conference Indian delegation Lord Willingdon the Viceroy explains his position and efforts with the secretary of the state intimating also that himself has written to Vallabhbhai and Jawaharlal telling them that himself is always accessible if they are in difficulty.

000017639

04.09.1931

05601

IORAIL M. COHN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwards a copy of his letter posted at Ahmedabad address containing heartfelt wishes for Gandhiji's continued good health and prompt and glorious success of his sacred cause.

000017640

04.09.1931

07639

KELLER, Helen (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

A Scotch lady befriended to India during her, long stay in India after giving her references invites Gandhiji and party to her native place in Scotland for rest and enjoying hospitality.

000017641

04.09.1931

05603

SCHLESIN, Sonja (Miss) AND KALLENBACH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Expressing delight at Gandhiji sailing for London wish to see realisation of India's aspirations.

000017637

04.09.1931

10179

ANDREWS, C. F.& POLAK, Henry

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

For avoiding delay in Round Table Conference proceedings Gandhiji is suggested to travel to London overland from Marseilles we agree expect cable reply in confirmation.

000024877

05.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10425

ZAVERI, Gangaben & ZAVERI NANIBEN

1

Advises to act as they think fit or after consulting friends.

000017653

05.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Taking boat special Do whether proper.

000017645

05.09.1931

05606

MASTER U. P.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

On behalf of the Indian residents in Egypt conveys their desire to present on address and Gandhi pasteurised goat milk in sealed bottles, some dates, honey and fruits copy of the address accompanying.

000017651

05.09.1931

05611

INDIAN COMMUNITY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Bon voyage and all success Indian community.

000017648

05.09.1931

07809

AL BALAGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Cairo greets India in your person wishes full success for Indian cause in Conference.

000017649

05.09.1931

05610

SLOCOMBE, George

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Meeting yor Marseilles. Friendliest greetings".

000017644

05.09.1931

05605

MOHAMMED ABDUL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Chief of the Deposit Bank General Post Office of Cairo presenting his best compliments on the occasion of Gandhiji's passing through Egyptian waters conveys on behalf of Egypt and Egyptians heartfelt good wishes and wish for success with a hope in the near future to have the chance is visiting Cairo.

000017654

05.09.1931

05613

DESAI, Bhulabhai

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Draws attention to the very clever wording (by government) of the settlement asks for enlightenment on certain points.

000017646

05.09.1931

05607

DIAB, Twafik

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Twafik Diab Editor National Daily organ aldi wishes political spiritual leader India all success Indian cause.

000017650

05.09.1931

05612

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"May we arrange friendly meal with members of Gandhi Society on October 2nd evening, your birthday anniversary, as we did last year.

000012149

05.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

02837

CHOKSI, NAJUKLAL

1

Have read your letter only now. Do write when necessary.

000017643

05.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Notes in Mahadevbhai's handwriting of Gandhiji's interview at Suez.

00017696A

05.09.1931

00402

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

9

Supplies family news Am honoured for being asked to mind 'Young India' but feel diffident My chief field is combating drink evil encloses copy of a circular by Magistrate and of C. Rajagopachariar's letter to Government.

00017647A

05.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05583

BOSE, Subhas Chandra

1

No partiality. Had fervent appeal from Dr. Ray.

000017647

05.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05608

ROLLAND, Romain

1

Requesting to meet at Marseilles but not if health does not permit. Anyway I shall not leave without seeing you.

000017652

05.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05612

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

1

Am off all social functions But Consult Andrews.

000017658

06.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10180

ZAGHLUL PASHA, Safia (Madame)

1

My respectful thanks for your kind affectionate message. Pray accept my best wishes for your great country.

000017657

06.09.1931

05616

ZAGHLOUL PASHA, Safia

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

On happy occasion crossing Egyptian waters I send great leader of great India. My heartiest compliments and best wishes for success Indian cause.

000017661

06.09.1931

05620

CHERIDA RIAF [PRESIDENT]

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Women Saadist committee cabled appreciation of Gandhiji's efforts for the emancipation of India wishing very success. Reply:- Thank for good wishes.

000017655

06.09.1931

05614

CALL A. E. CROUGHOTON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An old friend addressing Gandhiji as "My Dear gce" after giving idea of his life invites Gandhi with Devdas etc. to his residence some day.

000017656

06.09.1931

05615

MOSTAFA HACHIM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Communicating Mustafa H. E. el Nahas Pasha's desire to degate to greet the illustrious Mahatma wishing him success in his patriotic mission and desiring to meet personally on his return from England.

000017660

06.09.1931

05619

ALI SALIM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wishing bon voyage and glorious triumph.

000017662

06.09.1931

05621

MOHAMED MOHMOND

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wishing god speed and all success hopes to be favoured with opportunity to welcome in Egypt while on way back. Reply:- Thanking reciprocates good wishes and if possible, desires to visit Egypt on return.

000017663

06.09.1931

05622

EAST INDIAN STUDENTS, EGYPT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

East Indian students residing in Egypt send hearty greeting and best wishes for India's freedom and eastern welfare and full justice for their brethren Moslem India.

000017664

06.09.1931

05623

INDIAN MUSLIM STUDENTS, Al-Azhar

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Indian Muslim Students residing at Azhar send best wishes for success.

000017666

06.09.1931

05625

DAPNTY (Ex-Counsellor)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000017669

06.09.1931

05627

NAJEEB

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

East and west clane for your massage All freedom loving people look to you etc.

000017659

06.09.1931

05618

NAHAS PASHA, Mustafa

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sending his best wishes for success equal to greatness of Gandhiji's determination hopes to have the pleasure of meeting personally on homeward journey.

000017665

06.09.1931

05624

YOUSUF, Sheikh Ibrahim

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Communicating Nahas Pasha's and Egyptian Nation's greeting and his desire to meet him in Cairo on his return journey.

000017667

06.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05626

NAHAS PASHA, Mustafa

1

(1) Thanks Nahas Pasha for kind message and reciprocating kind wishes expresses desire to visit his great country on return if it was at all possible (2) some as in S. N. 17658.

000017671

07.09.1931

 

 

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Orr and son of Madras representing Colombia in India request Gandhiji to record gramophone message at London Andrews, H. Alexander, Lester and others consenting.

000017668

07.09.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Supplying news of his health, developments in Bardoli, and Ras as well as Bengal controversy especially in regards Flood Relief appeal and about hooliganism in Chittagong.

000017670

07.09.1931

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating completion of his arrangements for broadcasting Gandhiji's talk on 13th solicits consent. Reply:- Sorry having provisionally consented world wide broadest through Associated Press National Broadcasting Company.

000017672

07.09.1931

05630

PENNINGTON, J. E. ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering welcome and best wishes for the success of Gandhiji mission said that everything seemed to depend on Lord Irwin and Gandhiji.

000025180

07.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

We are all O.K. Shall reach London on Saturday. I have replied your letters. Do write to me.

000021859

07.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

1

Advises to do so as Narandas advises without worrying about anything.

000033770

08.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09802

JAMNA

2

Take curds without salt. If it is sour, you may add a little soda-bi-card. Fruits you can take: green grapes and lemons. You should take sun-bath.

000017676

08.09.1931

05634

SAPRU, Tej Bahadur

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requesting Gandhiji and Malaviyaji to keep absolutely free Sunday night for most essential discussion before Monday with two British friends Reply:- Agreed.

000017675

08.09.1931

05633

INDIAN STUDENTS CENTRAL ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Indian students and others thinking Gandhiji's formal reception at station not enough propose procession programme and await urgent reply. Reply:- See Reception committee.

000017673

08.09.1931

05631

WILSON, Joseph

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Welcoming Gandhiji to England advises to aim at financial freedom by getting rid of the clutches of Jewish financiers and by denouncing exploitation of the Indians by High Finance.

000017674

08.09.1931

05632

VASANT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Indian Merchants' Association anxious meet yourself and party while passing through parts and respectfully request wire time of arrival. Reply;- Delighted meet merchants 6-40 Saturday morning.

000017677

08.09.1931

05635

MONA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Salt scaree England.

000017678

09.09.1931

10184

HAJI, S. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

Invites Gandhiji's attention to discussion at First Round Table Conference regarding "Indian Citizenship" and exposes the hidden dangers. Lying .... on it.

000027484

09.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

A picture post card of S. S. Rajputana signed by Gandhiji.

000017681

10.09.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Encloses copy of a resolution passed by working committee confirming the Simla Agreement and a note containing views of the working committee on points involved in Congress demand and laying down what should form the basis of a settlement.

000017688

10.09.1931

03283

ANSARI, M. A. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Referring to the working committee meeting held at Ahmedabad which rejected for formula enclose for Gandhiji's consideration and possible use in Round Table Conference discussion.

000017682

10.09.1931

05638

HICKMAN, JOHNSON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I have never seen you but have read more about you than any other living man, I proffer greetings and express hope that your stay in England may prove a blessing to all.

000017686

10.09.1931

05641

WHYTE, Margaret (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

Admonishing philosophy of Bhagwad Gita to Gandhiji considers even a short visit of hers but essential and persists that it is for his own sake that she must see him as soon as possible P.S.. not necessary to see but you work without caring for results.

000017687

10.09.1931

05642

WILKINSON, E. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Welcoming Gandhiji in England assures at all Christians Co operation in his prayer to be true to his spirit and urges to keep his time of silence un interrupted.

000017749

10.09.1931

05697

MUIRHILL, E. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing deepest sympathy for Gandhiji's wonderful struggle for his country men, an Irish lady Congratulates him on his profound wisdom in selecting salt as the main issue for his struggle and prays for success.

000017685

10.09.1931

05640

KOLMAN N. JOPPINE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An intimate friend of Mr. Doke of Johannesburg offers his house at Hendon for Gandhiji's retirement with all his personal services however humble they may be.

000017684

10.09.1931

10185

GURTLE, Arthur ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering hearty greetings and best wishes on behalf of the young friends group of Leigh endorses the justice of Gandhiji's claims and the policy pursued by him.

000017913

10.09.1931

05844

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Thanking for his Miss Lester and friends want Gandhiji to join them in their worship.

000017683

10.09.1931

05188

BOSE, S. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President of Manchester Indian Association requests Gandhiji on behalf of Indian and other students of Manchester university to favour them with the privilege of arranging reception at the University.

000017690

11.09.1931

05644

MANNICHE, Peter

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Reminding Gandhiji of his invitation to Denmark urges his to come via England in November. Expects answers before 15th.

000017693

11.09.1931

05647

COLENSO, SOPHIC J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

expressing satisfaction at Gandhiji's London visit hopes. and prays that his presence may further the grand idea he has for his country Approve Gandhiji's pacifism but is confused at Gandhiji's recruiting efforts.

000017694

11.09.1931

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

Same as 17696 A minas 1st two sent by animal.

000017691

11.09.1931

05645

STUDENT ERFORENINGEN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Association of all Danish Students pressing Gandhiji to return home via Copen hagen and give advantage to Scandinavian countries of his lecture on India they promise to pay all costs.

000017884

11.09.1931

05818

HAROUN, MUSTAPHA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr. Harsoun on behalf of the Islamic Federation of Muslims residents in England extending cordial welcome to the metropolis requests for an appointment for their deputation (Appointment granted).

000017696

11.09.1931

05649

MUTEN ANSTIM, W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A sympathiser with Gandhiji's ideals requests him to visit Blackpool arguing that the largest and most representative Lancashire audience would be secured in Manchester and Blackpool. Himself showing readiness to undertake any local organisation.

000017695

11.09.1931

05648

BRUCE, Beatrice

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

22

Desiring to show good will to the proposals of Eeast an English lady wrote;" It at any time you wish to find a quiet place you are always welcome here".

000017689

11.09.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Giving idea of the working committee proceedings and difference with Dr. Ansari on the question of Indian States refers to the Bengal and United province Troubles and encloses a copy of a letter received from editor of 'Modern Review' in reply to his inquiry about Army matters. [The letter says that unless recruitment is done from educated class also its efficiency cannot be increased]

000017692

11.09.1931

10186

SARGINI, A. J. J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The European Editor and Manager of the North American Newspapers Alliance requests for a series of articles outlining his policies and ideas, Is prepared to pay suitable fees. Proposes to see Gandhiji.

000017910

11.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Copy of welcome address presented to Gandhiji by the National Association of French students of Marseilles when Gandhiji landed there on his way to London.

000017700

12.09.1931

05652

BRAILSFORD, H. N.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Welcoming Mahadev Desai to England invites him to his country home Forwards a copy of his little book "Rebel India" Desires to meet Gandhiji.

000018220

12.09.1931

10830

LONNBERG, S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Gandhiji's private secretary to supply him with a picture of Gandhiji with his signature and also a few words in English as greetings to Swedish public who has always highly estimated all things about and from India.

000017701

12.09.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

enclosing by our air mail copy of his letter posted by ordinary mail the previous day along with a copy of the working committee note (same on in 17681) which though confidential Gandhiji is allowed to make any use of it.

000029543

12.09.1931

08745

ALLEMBY, A. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

enclosing a book 'A ray of Light' says If he (G) seeks Saviour Christ's guidance he will succeed at R.T.C.

000017697

12.09.1931

05063

MAHMED, Syed

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Bihar is becoming violent especially the Chapra Dist Jawaharlal Nehru is deeply religious in spite of his modernity but I want to live with Gandhiji in order to quell a lot of bodily and mental distress.

000018391

12.09.1931

10980

CARROLL, CHARLES

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

 

000018226

12.09.1931

10834

KELLEY, JAMES H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

 

000017699

12.09.1931

05651

CAMPBELL, G. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A representative of 'cypres laike' Dynamis in England, the organ of the Nationalist in Cyprus working for freedom from British rule seeks interview (Appointments given on Sunday 20th 8 P. M.)

000018222

12.09.1931

10832

CONCHOUD MARIA A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Request for permission to use Gandhiji's name and picture for their company as they feel veneration for Gandhiji.

000017698

12.09.1931

05650

AUTHOR'S ADVISORY SERVICE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Do you approve of the scheme of establishing a united states of Europe and thereby end wars !

000018221

12.09.1931

10831

SMITH, SISTER KENT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Expounding theory of compulsory maintenance before compulsory education commanded , "the bodies of the babies of India should be fed before their brains are made work."

000018227

12.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

3

Galley proof of an article picturing life of Mahatma Gandhi prophet priest and politician.

000017906

12.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05840

IRWIN (Lord) GARREWLEY ?

1

Gandhiji reporting to Lord Irwin his arrival in England and hoping to meet his whenever convenient.

000017704

13.09.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

expressing pleasure at Gandhiji's decision to attend to Round Table Conference and his safe arrival explains the cause of his absence at Round Table Conference as well as from London However we will meet whenever necessary.

000017710

13.09.1931

10190

RODRIGUES, E. L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing gladness on hearing Gandhiji's safe arrival in London advises him to trust god and be humble and not to be disheartened if things do not go quite as well as expected wishes god speed.

000017903

13.09.1931

05837

BRONLEY, N. H. ROUSON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

As Britisher I welcoming you and I hope peace will be brought about between the two nations.

000017711

13.09.1931

10191

BLUME, Juliet E. (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A student of international relations at Barnard college of Colombia university submits for clarification her two puzzling questions in reference to the Indian problem viz dominion status and non-violence.

000017707

13.09.1931

10188

WICKSTEED, Ethol

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Offering her country cottage "Robin Gate" for Gandhiji's retreat if needed.

000017708

13.09.1931

05658

JOSEPH YOHUDES ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appreciating Gandhiji's virtues and doctrines considers him as the greatest living advocate of the greater causes at the interval bar of story.

000017706

13.09.1931

05657

WYATT, H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

Mr. Wyatt, formerly of Durban, forwards his proposal for common wealth Democracy Republic British Empire Modern Democracy to gether with his scheme for satisfying Indian inspirations

000017705

13.09.1931

05655

WATSON, Blanche (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

expressing admiration for Gandhiji broadcast from London tells wont it concerted two English women Listcures.

000017709

13.09.1931

05723

POTTER, Edward W. (Cliffs)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An inventor of automatic picking action requests to allow to demon strate before one of his secretaries.

000017702

13.09.1931

05653

MARTHA DAW STONE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Hearing Gandhiji Radio message from London sends greeting and wishes all success and the peace that passeth understanding to Mahatma and his people.

000017904

13.09.1931

05838

GERTIC HEPTON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Seemingly a missionary friend welcoming Gandhiji's arrival in England lays stress on the effectiveness of prayers saying "I before God answers prayers I have proved Mahatma lawyer that God answers prayers.

000017703

13.09.1931

10187

STEPHENDALLY, CASTLE DOUGLAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

One of the leaders of the eonnough Ranger Muting in India for the cause of Irish independence sends his sympathy and wishes to Gandhiji's attempts to fructify in Round Table Conference.

000017713

14.09.1931

05663

SHIRE, William L.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Press correspondent of the Chicago Tribune complains about the rough treatment accorded to press representative by Gandhiji's press attendant at Kingsley hall requests to spare two or three minutes every evening simply to give them an accurate account of Gandhiji activities of the day.

000017729

14.09.1931

05677

JOHNSON, W. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An Irish admires forwards good wishes for Gandhiji's brave efforts to win independence for his beloved India, and assures him of warm welcome should he decide to visiting Ireland.

000017727

14.09.1931

05675

ADEN SEAMEN DOCKS CARDIFF

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Experiencing difficulties in securing employment request Gandhiji to plead their cause before the Shipping Federation and the Seaman's union.

000017717

14.09.1931

10192

PETHICK-LAWRENCE, E. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Introducing Miss Eleanor Rathbone M. P. who is interested in the welfare of women recommends her to Gandhiji for an interview.

000017722

14.09.1931

10193

JOSEPH, Rachel

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A cousin sister of Jitusji having come over to England for a change and training in social Service request Gandhiji to spare a few minutes for addressing trainees in missionary work.

000017728

14.09.1931

10194

LIGGETT, Jennie E. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Charmed by Gandhiji's Radio Talk described how she and her friends enjoyed and appreciated it. Tries to remove his doubt whether America would ever welcome him.

000017726

14.09.1931

05674

PETHICK-LAWRENCE, E. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Hailing and welcoming Gandhiji hopes that the best hopes for his nation may be realized and that his presence amongst English people may awaken then to the sense of what is their treasure and well deliver them from the blindness of their materialism.

000017730

14.09.1931

05678

HUSAKOVA, Martha (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A Czech girl communicating the great friendship and sympathy of her nation for the ancient and wonderful India wishes success to Gandhiji's efforts to win independence.

000017721

14.09.1931

05671

KNIGHT, Mary (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Worrying about her son Hutchinson H. D. one of the Meerut accused solicits, interview.

000017712

14.09.1931

05662

HENRY, G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

On behalf of the meeting of friends at Barnard grove extending to Gandhiji a warm welcome to England prays that the results of the Round Table Conference will be result and in the lightest spiritual good for India and England.

000017715

14.09.1931

05665

DULLIGULSH AIR KHAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Inquiring whether Gandhiji had French and Portuguese delegates with him at Round Table Conference they being both republic Governments in India.

000017716

14.09.1931

05666

BENTEL, Margarete

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A German women of 27 expressing her devotion and admiration for Gandhiji's work seeks some sort of employment in India or some where else for his cause.

000017718

14.09.1931

05668

COMMONWEALTH OF INDIA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Parliamentary Secretary Mr. James requests Gandhiji to offer an early opportunity of hearing him on his demand for India and suggest two meetings one for labour members and the other for all parties.

000017719

14.09.1931

05669

HOWELL, C. Llewelyn

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A south Welshman named Howell requests Gandhiji to sign some pages from his book. Reply:- Impossible.

000017714

14.09.1931

05664

BARKING, J. Grimstead

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr. Grimstedd, a non drinker and non smoker who assisted some 57 years ago information of the first Good tempters lodge in the East Indian wishes every success to Gandhiji at Round Table Conference desiring to see the two great nations become "one".

000017723

14.09.1931

05673

ADELL, G. Theodore (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Feeling amazed by Gandhiji's Radio Talk to American people in American church Attendant encloses two cuttings.

000017720

14.09.1931

05670

CHARLES Julia

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Sending greetings on behalf of the new History Society appreciates Gandhiji's Radio speech and expresses confidence in the success of his method Invites Gandhiji to America in order to loosen American people from the weight of materialism and make thousands to follow His upward path.

000017725

14.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

John Haynes Holmes' narrate his experience of meeting Gandhiji he found Gandhiji a man of dignity, poise and intellect rather than an "ugly man".

000017724

14.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Cutting from New York Times reporting text of Gandhiji's Radio Speech.

000017743

15.09.1931

02692

MOHANLAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Arrangement bearing Press. Telegrams made Director Telegraph issued instructions telegraphically.

000017731

15.09.1931

10195

HECKSCHER, August

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Chairman of the Ac ekschar Foundation for children at New York quoting Gandhiji's words spoken before a Deputation of the Red shuts in India intimates that according to the Times before you finished you speech your antagonists began sobbing.

000017736

15.09.1931

10196

DEPRAZ (Madame)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

You are my guru you are a blessing not only to India but to the whole mankind Europeans are full of pride and selfishness and these breed wars herewith some of my writings. Please let me have you opinions.

000017739

15.09.1931

05689

SCOTT, Nellie (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Vice president of the University of Live pood international Society wishing success to Gandhiji's mission invites him to stay with her while Lancashire:

000018281

15.09.1931

10878

BANNERJEE, Devendranath & OTHER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Having come to know about possibility of Gandhiji's Berlin visit forward request to grace other places as well.

000017735

15.09.1931

05685

CO. S. PONGER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Described Gandhiji as a perfectly good man giving example of their fight against foreign yoke for 80 years by stating that ultimately the right wins.

000017733

15.09.1931

05682

KOJYEE, Fritz

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sending best wishes trusts that Gandhiji will emancipate India and that India will emancipate others from materialism of Occident.

000017738

15.09.1931

05688

MALIK TARACHAND

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

A discharged lieutenant of H. Majesty's army requests Gandhiji to take interest in his case and represent into the Majesty of Secretary of State and secure justice for him, the dismissal being mainly due to his giving evidence before skeen committee in the best interest of India.

000017737

15.09.1931

05687

GHOSE, Ethel

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wife of one of Gandhiji's country men sends her blessings and best wishes Hopes to see Gandhiji some day.

000017740

15.09.1931

05690

CESAR SACRCHINER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

expressing admiration and gratitude for Gandhiji's splendid and inspiring broadcast message the Columbia Broadcasting System of America offer services to Gandhiji for delivering his message as suggested by the National Student Federation.

000017741

15.09.1931

05691

I. STEWORT ROBERT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to the cancellation of the song which was to be sung by Mr. Nelson Keys at the Piccadilly theatre requests Gandhiji to review the skit of Mr. Nelson and recommend to Lord Chamberlain to allow the said song to be put on.

000017744

15.09.1931

05692

DAILY MAIL, Editor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Glad you consent to write an article for us entitled" "What I want" can be expect it ?

000017745

15.09.1931

05693

PRINCIPAL CHICHESTER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The principle etc. of the college send their greetings on Gandhiji's safe arrival in England, with prayes to give this blessings to his work in England and that his endeavours may prove to be the greeter glory of god and the peace of mankind.

000017742

15.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Card issued to Gandhiji for his being elected a temporary member of the National Liberal Club.

000017732

15.09.1931

05584

KONZART DIRACTION

05681

MAZUMDAR, H. J. (Dr.)

1

Instructions to Mr.. Haridas Mazumdar regarding arrangement of Gandhiji's European lecture tour.

000017734

15.09.1931

05683

ROY, Tarachand

05684

NAIDU, Sarojini (Mrs.)

4

Requests her to remind Gandhiji of his promise to the Student Corporation of all the Swiss Universities to speak before them during his visit to Europe please ascertain from Mahatmaji and let me know when he would redeem his promise.

000017747

16.09.1931

05695

TREVELYAN, CHARLES

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Mr. Baldwin has readily responded and is inclined to meet Gandhiji shortly.

000017752

16.09.1931

05700

ADAM, ANDERSON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Bidding welcome and wishing success to Gandhiji.

000017754

16.09.1931

05702

POLLINGER, L. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sending the book "The Challenge of the East" by Sherwood Eddy presenting ably India's case to the American public conets. Gandhiji's statement on the book. Reply:- The book not received yet.

000017755

16.09.1931

10198

BASS, Tom

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Welcoming Gandhiji's to Lancashire and Manchester vents out religious sentiments saying religion by love conquers selfishness, race and caste. Praying for success.

000017763

16.09.1931

05356

CAROLUS VENHULST

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Seeking interview in company of a female friend Mrs. vieeds to receive answers to few questions.

000017751

16.09.1931

05699

RURAL DEAN OF POPLAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Rural Dean of poplar communicating resolution passed at the Poplar Ruri decennial conference on 15th welcoming Gandhiji and wishing success.

000017753

16.09.1931

05701

PHILLIPS CHANDA A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A keen admirer of Gandhiji's heroic stand for the deliverance of Indian people wishes him all possible success.

000017762

16.09.1931

10199

MILTON W. HARRISON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding his personal cordial greetings urges Gandhiji to accept the invitation of Mr. Hecksher's Committee to Gandhiji for visiting America.

000017758

16.09.1931

05706

ERWIN MARY AND WINUPED

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering invitation on behalf of the Friends of International Pioneer work, Hanover request the favour of a visit to Germany.

000017748

16.09.1931

05696

MILLS, E. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Giving idea of her pate father Major Evans Bell who resigned Indian military on account if his devotion to the cause of India people and princes inquires whether reprint of any of his books or extracts there from would be useful and whether Gandhiji would grant permission to make a drawing of his head in Enamel.

000017760

16.09.1931

05708

FRENK POLMER (KIPPLONG BEACH)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to the financial side of Gandhiji radio speech Mr. Frank encloses a copy of his letter to President Hoover complaining against Government's demonetising policy with a view to sustain slavery A plea of nationalization of Thanks.

000017746

16.09.1931

05694

C. M. SEAL WALLASY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Congratulating on Gandhiji's wonderful and spiritual speech Mr. Seal opines that there are points to which capitalists will not condescend. Offering services whenever needed. Reply:- Acknowledges and thanks.

000017761

16.09.1931

05709

MAX LANDER PATRIOT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Cabbing best wishes for the success of Gandhiji's great and wonderful undertaking for all time, Max Lander Patriot a new member of the New History Society insists upon Gandhiji's American visit. An reply inability regretted.

000017750

16.09.1931

05698

MERCER, A. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

One of Gandhiji's former acquaintances in India regretting inability to meet personally due to breaking of his leg sends greetings and goodwill.

000017759

16.09.1931

05707

IRWIN AMRY AND WINUPED

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Inquiry as to when Gandhiji visit and his requirements.

000017757

16.09.1931

05705

FRECKMAN, ERNA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

A German girl residing in Netherlands exulting over the news of Gandhiji's coming to England. Says a man beginning with a prayer has the benediction of the Lord.

000017756

16.09.1931

05704

RIZA, S. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanking Gandhiji for placing before the Round Table Conference the Congress demand for complete independence Mr. Raza as a pro-congress Mussalman suggests to draw on him freely for any assistance.

000017764

16.09.1931

05712

LOSSEKA, Lucy

05713

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

1

Secretary of Society of Friends of India in Poland having learnt that Gandhiji is likely to visit Warsaw requests to be informed about position date of his police visit.

000017772

17.09.1931

10201

GREENWAY, Cornelius (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

An American soldier of the first world war appreciating Gandhiji's Radio speech says, "We need it desperately for we sing songs of peace and prepare for war" Craves also to have a sentence "the world is sick with death of blood spilling" writing in Gandhiji own hand. In reply message sent as per request.

000017777

17.09.1931

05725

CLORA BUTT RUMFORD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Welcoming Gandhiji and recalling the day when she song before him the song "His trumpetenes were sperrows". Remarks " By the peace among our people, let men know we serve the Lord". Expects good result of his big effort.

000017776

17.09.1931

05724

WRIGHT, E. J. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr. Wright of the Paramount Sound pleading that talking film is a tremendous force in the modern world request Gandhiji to allow a sound film interview and take advantage of its medium to further his cause.

000017775

17.09.1931

05723

POTTER, Edward W. (Cliffs)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Hoping his automatic picking action must have been found interesting enough expects Gandhiji to get the some utilized for the welfare of Indian Hand loom weaving Community. Sketch of picking action attached to a handloom is also enclosed.

000017774

17.09.1931

05722

WEDGEWOOD, J. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Expecting Gandhiji to drop for a night on his way to Manchester intimated "I caught a glimpse of you yesterday and what I liked was the way men took off their hats as you passed through the central Lobby. One has den it done to Royalty.

000017770

17.09.1931

05719

BETTEY, Albert (Basle)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Invitation offered in the name of guest lecture Committee of university students at Basle in Switzerland to grace Swiss people with visit Reply:- It is too early to think of continental programme.

000017771

17.09.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

Supplying news about deteriorating situation in India and his views about federation encloses copy of his letter to Maharaja of Patiala in which Jawaharlal Says that the real problem is not states but its ruler that elimination of the third party(Britain} is primarily necessary ; federation completely equality for all its constituents and the common aim of a united India; etc etc.

000017767

17.09.1931

05716

WILLI HILLI HAMBURG

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

I am glad you are coming here and so shall be able to meet you a long cherished desire: Then follow a long description of his own ideas and philosophy.

000017766

17.09.1931

05715

GRACE PEARL FENNINGS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appreciating Gandhiji Radio talk from London assures of love for and warmest sympathies with India.

000017765

17.09.1931

05714

HECKSCHER, August

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

August Heckscher and other out standing leaders of America extending cordial invitation to Gandhiji to visit America, intimate that the Chairman will pay personal visit and confer on 23rd September.

000017768

17.09.1931

05717

HEYDORN, Wilhelm

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Tendering hearty greetings eagerly expects to face Gandhiji for getting a few problems solved which young India would not solve.

000017769

17.09.1931

05718

MOCKRANCER, Franz

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Referring to the possibility of Gandhiji's German visit Mr. Frang who delivered some lectures about Gandhiji in Dresden entreats in the name of thousands of German people to really carry out that plan and visit Germany.

000017773

17.09.1931

10202

HUMPHREY, William & Frances

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The Chairman and secretary of the Wesleyan & Methodist Church of Manchester Dist Forwarding message for brotherly welcome hope to see Gandhiji's visit resulting in the removal of misunderstandings between India and Lancashire:

000018425

18.09.1931

10990

NAIDU, Sarojini (Mrs.)

11004

SUBBAROYAN (Mrs.)

2

A stern warning against my suggestion for having separate constituency of women.

000017779

18.09.1931

05726

BABUBHAI & AMBALAL, Manager

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Intimated that two cheques amounting 375 pound were received and a credit for 2000/-pound was opened by Seth Ambalal Sarabhai in favour of Gandhiji with a recommendation to get the accompanying letter of authorisation duly signed by Gandhiji and returned.

000017781

18.09.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Suggestly attntive day for meeting.

000017792

18.09.1931

02262

PATON, William (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Learning from Andrews about Gandhiji's inclination to accept their request to meet the international Missionary Council Mr. Paton suggests to send his confirmation for 8th October at 4-30 and to speak mainly on his recent statement about Missionary work in India Reply- 6 P. M. suggested instead of 4-30.

000017783

18.09.1931

05729

REUTERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

expressing gratification at the kind message received from Gandhiji through Mr. Edwards and recalling the mutual South African background assures that his activities in India are always followed by him with special interest.

000017790

18.09.1931

05735

GOMES, ALBERTO (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We in Cuba admire you for your virtues. Hope for you success you are another Christ. Please send on autobiography and a photo.

000017791

18.09.1931

05736

CE. GIEGLER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to his translation of "Mahatma Gandhi" by Romain Rolland forwards, his books coneting autograph on one of them the letter is ended with precept "go on" your hour is approaching" addressed by Romain Rolland to Macia the Then President of Catalonia.

000017784

18.09.1931

05730

KEMP, Vera

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Writing on behalf of her parents in country home in Yorkshire tenders invitation to avail of their quiet and pleasant house for retreat and expresses desire to meet or at least have a look at York station.

000017785

18.09.1931

05731

THOMAS MOORA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Warning Gandhiji to stick to his terms and not to accept any half way measures for his dear country India assures that all nations are with him for absolute freedom for India and Indians.

000017793

18.09.1931

05737

ROBERTS, W. G. BRYNDENLYN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Drawing attention to the prohibitive order of Manipur state in Assam against assembling of Christian Community even for prayers Gandhiji is requested to intervene. Copy of a petition together with political Agents order enclosed. Reply:- Inability to intervene regretted.

000017788

18.09.1931

05733

MAEFADLEN, BERNARD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Recognizing Mahatma Gandhiji as an altruistic leader of India offers him a most cordial invitation on behalf of the Indian society of America assuring him a most hearty welcome Reply:- 'Thanks, not planning visit to states at present".

000017794

18.09.1931

05738

TEA AND COFFEE JOURNAL, Editor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

How for the U. S. Tea Trade with India is likely to be a affected by transfer of political power to Indian self Government ? Reply:-Every honest trader will be protect.

000017789

18.09.1931

05734

GRIMOND, J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Eton college political society inviting Gandhi to address students on 23rd October on India in order to equip them with the knowledge of the hopes and ideals of Indians and thus qualify them the letter for the part they may have to play any day in British and Indian affairs Reply:- Gandhiji hopes to come unless anything unforeseen occurs.

000017782

18.09.1931

05728

HARRIS, Paul

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Thanking Gandhiji for the interview expresses a desire to faster co-operative acting an America and other countries which will ultimately remove all occasion for war".

000017795

18.09.1931

05738

TEA AND COFFEE JOURNAL, Editor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

My Irish friend wishes to obtain a message for his paper. It is a republican paper to you may your message in general terms.

000017786

18.09.1931

05732

GHOSE, Sailendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Your radio address created profoundest impression in America Hence. I insist you visit America Financial. New York will compel England to settle Indian problem immediately.

000018427

18.09.1931

 

 

 

 

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000018426

18.09.1931

00000

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00000

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8

Statutes Principals and Organisation of the International progressive Party.

000017787

18.09.1931

00000

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1

3 Cutting regarding [1] "Mahatma Gandhi" a poem [2] The Indo British Puzzle and [3] Mr.. Gandhiji and the Boycott dated September 18.

000017778

18.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05514

WILLINGDON (Lord)

3

Thanks for giving prompt attention to my suggestions about Dr. Ansari, Birla and Jamal Mohmad, Tries to remove prejudices for Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan for whom a corner is specially recommended in his heart he (Khan) being thoroughly trust worthy.

000018124

19.09.1931

10733

HIRALAL

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Copies of two letters discussing study of astronomy fixed ficial policy solvanteny of England in relation with America and other countries of the world.

000017796

19.09.1931

05739

LONDON GROUP OF AFRICAN NATIVE

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Advised by Mr. Polak the secretary desires to ascertain whether Gandhiji will receive and advise him as to how best his committee can serve the interests of the Indian community.

000017802

19.09.1931

03566

IRWIN (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanks. I shall expect you as well as Malaviyaji at 10-30 Friday 25th.

000017798

19.09.1931

05741

PRUFER, Guntram

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Recalling memories of visit of Swami Vivekanand and others entreats Gandhiji to visit Germany on his way back if not for any other purpose then to effect contact with her greatest living man Walter Howard. Reply:- Too premature at present envisage German visit.

000017797

19.09.1931

10204

MIRAMAR MUNEZ

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

You are admired in Hanava. Please favour in with a though, axions or meditation that will strengthen our moral outlook.

000017799

19.09.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Supplying Indian news and copy of 17771 describes the violent measure adopted by Government to tyrannise Kisans.

000017680

19.09.1931

05637

FLORY, Harry R.

04607

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

1

Requests to fix an appointment with Gandhiji for Karl A Bicket President of United Press Association of American.

000017801

19.09.1931

00000

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3

Copy of the Draft to Trust Deed of Swaraj Bhavan enclosing a note as to why Jawaharlal opposed to the clause is sale.

000017800

19.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Copy of article by Jawaharlal Nehru "How They Manage thing in Muttra Dist".

000017805

20.09.1931

05745

PATEL, Maniben

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Communicating news of Congress activities and specially Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's decision to sell fifteen lakh worth Khaddar during Gandhiji's Birthday week.

000017889

20.09.1931

05823

DOLLY SHELL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Inquiries whether as reported in 'Vegetarian News' Gandhiji become a vegetarian house because of salts teachings.

000017803

20.09.1931

10205

HAINES, J. (Mrs.) ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Wishing every success in Gandhiji's mission recommends to take some orange juice and honey everyday in order to avoid cold and keep the throat well and clear.

000017804

20.09.1931

10206

SHAW, Desmond

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Asks for an appointment to discuss Indian situation. Says frankly I am against you and that India is not ready for Independence.

00017810A

21.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10210

SCHELDERUP, Kristian (Dr.)

1

Not sure Norway is abandoned altogether for writing article have no time.

000017808

21.09.1931

10208

DAVIS, Arthur J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Expecting from Gandhiji a word of encouragement on the need for America to hold fast to his present policy of Temperance and total abstinence.

000017816

21.09.1931

05758

WOOD CHORPE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing whole hearted sympathy in Gandhiji's work requests him to help him in his address that he has to deliver to the prisoner on "Mahatma Gandhi" by sanding his brief massage for the prisoners.

000017806

21.09.1931

05746

HUGHES (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Communicating resolution passed by the second International Congress of Religious Socialists wishing success in Gandhiji's efforts to secure letter understanding between England and India and between East and West.

000017813

21.09.1931

05754

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Acknowledging receipt of Gandhiji's and Mahadev Desai's supplies news about situation in Gujarat, Bengal, Madras U. P. and North Frontier Provinces.

000017811

21.09.1931

05752

SCHJELDERUP, Kristian (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Requires on behalf of Norwegian union for liberal minded Christianity whether Gandhiji on his journey in Scandi- navia might he willing to pay a visit to Oslo and speak university festival Hall Reply not possible.

000017807

21.09.1931

10207

JEVONS, H. Stanley

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Advises not wait for any definite scheme from Government become they Lonre noore: It is better for Indian representatives to get together and produce their own scheme.

000017814

21.09.1931

05755

ILLIGIBLE ROMA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Our salutes to you. May you fortune be prosperous.

000017810

21.09.1931

05751

SCHJELDERUP, Kristian (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Regretting Gandhiji's inability to visit he is requested to send his massage in writing for their periodical "Fritt ord" (i.e. free speech.) on massage of few Christ to men of today.

000017812

21.09.1931

05753

ZAFIERS, S. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

On behalf of same Indian students not Subscribing to Gandhiji's practical and special ideas requests for personal contact to get certain points clarified.

000022481

21.09.1931

08142

HOWARD, E.F. (Ardmore)

03252

FRIENDS

3

Detailed description of Gandhi's visit to Ardmore [Where he spent two hours or more] 'through' the eyes of the writer. Refers to the meeting attended by some Christian Pacifists and points made by G. of his own accord or in reply to certain queries.

000023308

21.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04900

HEMAPRABHA DEVI

2

G. hopes she appreciates the fast. If so she should rejoice rather than weep. Asks her to reply by telegram, and to carry on her work.

000017809

21.09.1931

10209

BESKOW, NATANACL (Dr.)

05750

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

1

In expectation of Gandhiji visit to stock holm Dr. Beskow on behalf of his circle officer invitation to be their quest at Birkagardon rather than going to an ordinary hotel Gandhiji's Reply;- The offer will be kept in mind in case Swedish visit is decided upon.

000017815

21.09.1931

05756

MALAVIYA, Madan Mohan (Pandit)

05757

COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

3

Explaining the whole matter concerning dismissal of Lt. Batra of 5th Royal Maharattas.

00017824A

21.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05766

HARCOURT, H.

1

Appointment given on 13th Oct. at 9-30

000026552

22.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08493

GANDHI, Sushila

1

It is cold here: And there is pressure of work also. Both of you would like to come here but we are poor and cannot afford the expenses.

000033767

22.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09802

JAMNA

1

Purushottam's letter : For the present postpone the idea of his betrothal. We can find out a good match when he wants to marry. Or, if he can observe celibacy throughout, we should be only too glad.

000017817

22.09.1931

05759

MALLON, J. J.

00778

GANDHI, Devdas

2

Trying to induce Gandhiji through his son Devdas to consent to speak before member of the London Commercial Club on a Wednesday.

000017822

22.09.1931

05764

KARMA, V. G.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Mr. Karma V. G. the ex-private secretary to the Agent of the government of India in S. A. wishes to see Gandhiji only for a few minutes and deliver in person the massage which is entrusted to him by the S. A. Indian Congress.

000017823

22.09.1931

05765

SOLOMON, Nick

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwarding greetings from American requests for an interview meant to be printed in the first issue of his intended paper devoted to work for international peace Cause.

000017819

22.09.1931

05761

DURANT, Will

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Assuring Gandhiji that American hearts are with him in his titanic efforts to win freedom for India encloses two copies (one inscribed to J. N.) of his little book "The case for India"

000017821

22.09.1931

05763

ROGLER, H. J. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of Gandhiji's intention to visit Scandinavia the secretary of Norwegian vegetarian society extends invitation to be their guest and to lecture on vegetarianism and its influence on human development and culture and other at in subjects.

000017820

22.09.1931

10211

BANERJEE, Devendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Conveying the Berlin university Authority 'request to address the students of the university on any Friday during his visit to Germany.

000027070

22.09.1931

00000

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00000

"BLANK"

1

An account of the meeting between Gandhiji and Charlie Chaplin.

000017818

22.09.1931

05566

EMERSON, H. W.

05760

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

1

Referring to Gandhiji's representation on behalf of Mr. H. D. Raja convicted in Bombay for certain speeches says that his if not covered by the settlement.

000017826

23.09.1931

10212

WYATT, Frank

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Mr. Frank secretary of London Vegetarian society seeking privilege of a short interview or an article for his periodical "The vegetarian news" on vegetarianism in relation to the 'world peace'.

000017827

23.09.1931

05769

FISHER, Fred B. (Rt. Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A devoted friend of Gandhiji forwarding prayerful greetings for Gandhiji's Radio talk requests for a strong message to American Christian on world peace and Disarmament.

000017829

23.09.1931

05770

MEHTA V. U. TATA LTD.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to the problem of Indian Currency and the linking of rupee to sterling Mr. Mehta encloses a verbatim copy of Mr. Mazumdar's. Cable expressing his strong condemnation of Government measure:

000017830

23.09.1931

05771

DAVIS, J. Percival

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

expressing gladness at Mr. Andrews arrangement for Gandhiji to stay for a little while at Heys Farm Adult school guest House on his way to Lancashire Mr. J. Pucival sends forth his cordial welcome and encloses a copy of the guest House prospectus.

000017831

23.09.1931

05772

TITTERTON, W. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

enclosing a copy of his letter to Mr.. George Hutchinson, a Buddhist monk in Bangkok Mr. B. wanick emphatically points out three essential things in the making of a nation viz (1) Unity of religion (2) Unity of speech and script and (3) Unity of law unity of faith alone can make India a nation.

000017825

23.09.1931

05767

HARISON, Arthur

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requesting on behalf of a Christian body known as 'Brother hood of the way's expresses desire to receive on of their members to discuss over certain points which bring them is spirit and practice very near to Gandhiji's own position.

000017780

23.09.1931

05727

HARPER, James W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Desiring spirit of goodwill and tolerance to all collaboarding in the Round Table Conference in order to succeed in their great work encloses poem 'Welcome Gandhi' published in the Swiden Advertiser.

00017827A

23.09.1931

10213

CORDEN CATCHPOOL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Sorry I cannot meet you when you visit my nature town Darwm, but hope to do so and Berlin

000017824

23.09.1931

05766

HARCOURT, H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requesting Gandhiji to spare a few minutes for him for certain points expressed by him in his small book and to which Gandhiji did not concur.

000017828

23.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Containing a poem in Gandhi's praise and substance of his radio talk to Americans.

000017873

23.09.1931

05808

HARRIS, J. Theodore

05809

ALEXANDER, Horace G.

2

Madame Montessori is very pleased to be allowed an appointments to meet Shri Gandhiji she will she him on the appointed day.

00017825A

23.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05767

HARISON, Arthur

1

Appointment on Tuesday 9-30 communicated.

000033323

24.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

I get less time here: I go to bed at 11-00 or 12-00 at night. Get up at 4-00 for prayer morning walk at 6-15. You must have learnt about things here from other letters. Severe cold has not yet started. Hope all is well with Ashram.

000017836

24.09.1931

05754

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Acquainting with the current topics concerning mainly with Bardoli and U. P. Settlements, Bengal dispute, Sind affairs, Khaddar stock and his scheme for its disposal etc.

000017834

24.09.1931

05775

ESTWOOD, R. L.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Mr. R. L. Eastwood on behalf of the Manchester University apprises Mr. Andrews that they will be able to make arrangement for Gandhiji's visit with a fortnight's notice but would like to know details.

000017835

24.09.1931

05776

CASHMORE, Hilda (Miss)

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Desires to know the date and time of the party to arrive.

000017838

24.09.1931

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

expressing anxiety about Gandhiji's health informs him that Madras Government has turned apathetic encloses a copy of a memorandum showing tangible result Do far achieved by the prohibition campaign in Madras province.

000017841

24.09.1931

05780

FAMES HOUGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Secretary of the Vegetarian Society of Manchester forwarding proof of an article to appear in October issue to their official magazine "Vegetarian Messenger" expects Gandhiji to send a message for their readers.

000017832

24.09.1931

05773

TITTERTON, W. R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I wish to get an authentic glimpse of your youthful dreams and the extent to which they have been realized.

000017845

24.09.1931

05782

MOLLER, Chris

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Having read a wire speaking of possible Gandhiji's visit to Denmark, shows readiness to put his services at Gandhiji's disposal. Reply:- "No continental programme yet".

000017843

24.09.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Speaking of the shocking incidents in Detenus' camp in Bengal forwards some News cuttings under separate cover arguing "We have been neglecting Bengal and we cannot afford to do so. Subhas has resigned from Bengal province Congress Committee but Sen Gupta's group is not acting graciously.

000017833

24.09.1931

05774

DHARMA H. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Mr. Dhanda, son of Dunichand of Ambala seeks appointment for a few minutes.

000017840

24.09.1931

05779

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Drawing attention to the continued confinement of Meerut under trial prisoners suggests that Gandhi and other Indian delegates at Round Table Conference should exercise influence with Lord Sankey, Sir Samuel Hoare and other British Delegates to secure their release suggests Gandhiji may pnt his signature to his ene.......petion.

000017847

24.09.1931

05784

ARDELT, A. Robert

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

In view of Gandhiji's problem visit to Germany is invited for a few hours' visit to 'Ardelt worke Eberswake' concerns working a number of machine plants and foundries showing readiness to help Indian people in turning out their raw material into finished articles and thus become Independent of general imports.

000017839

24.09.1931

05778

ELMHIRST, Leonard K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Offering hearty welcome invites to is rural Textile Mill and his hand spinning jack.

000017846

24.09.1931

05783

FORELL, Birger (Rev., Pastor)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Friends of India belonged to Swedish Church in Berlin after hearing Sundaram's address on Gandhi movement cable their sympathies and prayers for success to Gandhiji's mission.

000017837

24.09.1931

05777

CLARE, Evelyn

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

(Hon) Secretary of the Society invites Gandhiji as their honoured guest at a Lunch or a dinner wants to ascertain the date and time expecting Gandhiji to make a speech upon any subject of dietary.

000017844

24.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

7

A private confidential note containing "points to be noted regarding Memorandum of Finance from the side of Indian states "together with" Certain general points for Discussion on Federal finance.

000017859

24.09.1931

05795

KIRATIUTO MACHIDA

05407

UNKNOWN

1

An humble Japanese admirer of Nigatashi hopes in Buddha's name that Gandhiji would do his best for his people's sake.

000017855

25.09.1931

05791

DENNIS (Mrs.)

10086

SLADE, Madeleine (MIRABEN) (Miss)

4

Likening Gandhiji's behaviour towards children in the streets to that of Christ describes her own miserableness due to her husband's death. Encloses also a greetings card to be given to Gandhiji.

000018213

25.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

1

Wire considered opinion of economic experts.

000017854

25.09.1931

05790

DESPANDE P. Y.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

7

Differing from the report submitted by the Berar All Party Conference in regards future of Berar submits through Mahadev Desai that in the interests of Berar people Berar to entitled to claim British Indian legal status in its entirely and as such it ought to be given to it legally and constitutionally.

000017850

25.09.1931

04729

GHOSE, Sailendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

If not for anything else simply for creating favourable would opinion Gandhiji is urged to leave British Isles for some time and go to U. S. A. for passing a few days there after delivering his ultimatum. such absence from England will compel British ministers to think twice and ultimately yield.

000017853

25.09.1931

05754

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Congress president drawing Gandhiji's attention to Viceroy's new Ordinance restoring 18d. rupee urges Mahatmaji to press Home government to withdraw new Ordinance. If government persist they should be warned of their responsibility for consequence.

000018214

25.09.1931

10825

WOOD PETER WINDOOR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr. Peter wood the second son of lord Irwin invites Gandhiji to tea when he visit Eton

000017849

25.09.1931

05786

BLACKMAN, R. L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Suggest two equal divisions of India one to be ruled by Indian rules and the other of by Britishers for a period of ten years In the end whole will be favouring Indian rule.

000017848

25.09.1931

05785

VETT, Carl

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wiring Danish Friends of India's admiration for Gandhiji the correspondent expects him to pay a visit to Denmark before his return to India.

000017851

25.09.1931

05787

GRUKER, Mary J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A Hungarian lady recalling Mr. zagthys visit to India and Gandhiji's promise to visit them extends urging invitation to be her guest in Budapest. Reply:- Not yet decided to visit Hungary.

000017852

25.09.1931

05789

MAX DACLWYLER ZUNIKON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I have heard about please come through religion but that is today are empty shall and no people turn to violence i.e. Russian Method. It is there for a pleasure to hear you talking of non-violence and love.

000017856

25.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Statement submitted by great Harwood and Dist Wearers' Association showing the number of mills affected by Indian Boycott Movement.

000017860

26.09.1931

07784

JAMAL MAHOMED

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Supporting Gandhiji's protests against attempts to link Rupee with sterling or seversion to 18 pence gold.

000017858

26.09.1931

05794

RIA SCHEILI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Requesting that a great wish of many followers in Germany of Satyagraha would be fulfilled if Gandhiji would pass through Berlin on his return journey Submits that he shell personally consider meeting with Gandhiji a blessing of providence verses of greetings to India and Indian people enclosed for publication in 'young India'.

000017911

26.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Photo copies of spring vale Garden village and been Greenfield Mill Institute visited by Gandhiji on 25-26 sept 1931.

000017857

26.09.1931

05792

CYASTY, Kate

05793

LESTER, Muriel (Miss)

1

A slip slowing readiness to take care of Gandhiji and his 3 friends for 3 months.

000017862

27.09.1931

05798

BARTHEL, Ernest

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwarding a copy of his German booklet "Kosmologische Bridge" tries to interest Gandhiji in the new theory that "Earth is the little thing in the universe and that European machines with their distress and this sad machine of a universe without any meaning belong together. Reply:- The problem referred to is beyond Gandhiji's conception.

000017861

27.09.1931

05797

KROTH, K. A. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Begging to be counted among Gandhiji's friends desirers to know names of his German's friends and solicits permission to interchange with him his ideas concerning. Germany's resolution when he goes to Germany Reply:- Impossible to say at this juncture whether visit to Germany will be possible.

000017871

28.09.1931

05805

RUDGE WHITWORTH LTD.

10216

KINGSLEY HALL, Secretary

1

Communicate their willingness to present pedal Bicycle for Mahatmaji's use during his stay in London as well as in India. In reply it was intimated that Gandhiji's will be glad to accept a machine for the use of himself and the members of his Ashram.

000018217

28.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10828

ANSARI (Dr.)

1

Have had three painful conversations over you with no fruitful result. Told them could not endorse their demand without your consent and that your help necessary moment to moment have agreed how ever assist every effort for settlement even without you though with little prospect of success.

000017870

28.09.1931

03690

SEN GUPTA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Regarding end of Bengal high handed and indiscriminate hooliganism in Chittagong on the part of official and unofficial Europeans and Muslim hooligans and Higlee camp shooting.

000017865

28.09.1931

05800

KAUPTMANN, JRIK

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Assuring Gandhiji that Millions of hearts heat for him amongst his compatriots and that peace can only he gained when truth enters politics the writer prays for permission to bring out copies of his plastic model of Gandhiji for selling purpose.

000017863

28.09.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Feels impatient over Gandhiji's patience in Round Table Conference Refers also to Sikh alarm and their 17 demands, as also to government repressive policy in India.

000018218

28.09.1931

10829

SHEFFIELD EDUCATIONAL SELTLEMENT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sheffield Educational settlement sending to Gandhiji its congratulation on his magnificent services in the cause of humanity in India A number of signatories promise warmest welcome if he can honour the settlement with his presence.

000017866

28.09.1931

05801

SAPRU & JAYKAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Myself not being an expert in financial matters suggest that Birla Sheh etc. should discuss it with British experts Evinces also necessary of bringing together the Indian members at Round Table Conference.

000017864

28.09.1931

05799

ROBLER C. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Congratulations Gandhiji on his efforts to through off the British yoke and prays for his success.

000017867

28.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05802

SAPRU, Tej Bahadur (Dr.)

2

I suggests you discuss the question with Birla and Prof. shah Encloses copies of 3 cables and explains the reason of his apparent aloofness.

000017868

28.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05803

STRAKOSCH, Sir Henry

1

enclosing copies of cables recorded from requests him to restate his argument in the light of those cables.

000017869

28.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05804

HOARE, Samuel (Sir)

2

enclosing copies of three cables pertaining to Indian financial and ratio questions suggests to arrange a meeting between sir Henry and Mr. Birla and other Indians versed in currency question.

00017873A

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10217

HARRIS, J. Theodore

1

I am looking forward to meet Dr. Montessori on Wednesday next and will for her in case she is late,

000017883

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10218

HAINES, J. (Mrs.) ?

1

Thanks. I take three orange per day, and early in morning honey and a little lemon juice added to it.

00017837A

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10214

CLARE, Evelyn

1

Let me know the approximate date and time the whole function would likely occupy.

000017875

29.09.1931

05811

WILSON, Thesdata M. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Calling attention to Dr. Rudolf Steiner's book 'the Three fold Common Wealth" Gandhiji is asked whether it is possible that the indications there outlined can guide towards some solution of his present world confusion and towards the creations of some new world order invites at so to visit a children Home in Birmingham working on wordord school line.

000017879

29.09.1931

05814

STRAKOSCH, Henry (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I accept the suggestion to hold discussion with Mr. Birla and expect you to remain present at the time so that you can hear both the sides and weigh the import of the arguments.

000026431

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03711

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

1

Original of 17876

000017874

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05810

IABEER, S. S.

1

Advised to attended one of the students' meetings where all sorts of question will be permissible.

000017878

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05813

BLUME, Juliet E. (Miss)

1

The meaning of Dominion Status as quested by her was admirable what, however, the Indian National Congress was aiming at was partnership or alliance. non-violence being an absolute creed, himself could not have said anything that could detract in any way from the value of that creed.

000017882

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05826

SHAW, Desmond

1

Thanking Mr. Shaw for his very warm letter calls him for interview.

000017886

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05820

JEVONS, H. Stanley

1

It is not possible to give an appointment nevertheless do come after inquiring on Telephone.

000017885

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05819

KURMA, V. G. (KARMA?)

1

Come some day at 10 A. M. at bridge when I shall spare just a few minutes. Come with notes of what you wish today.

000017880

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05612

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

1

The Irish Free Press has already got one message and Dr. Valera's secretary has been me would your friend shall require a message.

000017877

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05812

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

1

I cannot sign the manifesto because it may damage the cause which want to espouse, and because I cannot wholly subscribe to all the statements init.

000017872

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05807

FISHER, Fred B. (Rt. Rev.)

1

Peace and disarmament are not a matter of reciprocity. An individual or a nation must faith in one's self and in the protective power of God to find peace in the midst of strife. Such peace is impossible so long as strong nation like America will not initiate it irrespective of the consent and co operation of other nations.

000017876

29.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05005

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

1

If I could persuade India to revert to methods of barter it would be a capital thing....... I came here because I felt that it was a clear call from god Malaviyaji and Mrs. Naidu have not come over the head of the Congress.

000017881

29.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

05815

DHANDON, H. C.

1

Come when you like and take an appointment if I am busy or absent.

000017679

30.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10184

HAJI, S. N.

1

Thanks for supplying note on the definition of the word 'Citizen'.

000017891

30.09.1931

03083

BROCKWAY, A. Fenner

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Introducing Mrs. Clare winsten a well known artist recommends her to allow her to paint Gandhiji's portrait while spinning or dealing with correspondence.

000017890

30.09.1931

01332

BOMANJI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Drawing Gandhiji's attention to Japanese encroachment upon Chinese sail amounting to violation of International Humanitarian principles appeals to Gandhiji to touch the subject China having been devastated by floods and famine.

000017900

30.09.1931

05834

FAKIRJEE, CAWASJEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Trying to bring home to Gandhiji the extent to which his idealistic Non Co Operation Movement has told adversely upon India's Trade, prompts Gandhiji to keep before his mind's eyes that his movements added to eighteen pence ratio are the direct cause of all troubles in India.

000017899

30.09.1931

05833

RAYNDERS M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The administrator of' Leven' lerven' the Flemish students' magazine after giving idea of their ancestral glory and their present struggle for autonomy requests Gandhiji to write a few lines for their periodical and wishes success to his mission.

000017894

30.09.1931

05827

CHAPIN, ELIZABETH P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A very old American lady evinces interest in India sends best wishes from herself as well as cousins Mr. and Mrs. shar man's for success to his efforts to attain independence for India.

000017897

30.09.1931

10219

DENSTCHE LIGA FUR MENCHENRECHTE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

If you are coming here please visit our invitation then gives description of their activities.

000017892

30.09.1931

05825

FOX, E. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Wishing Godspeed to Gandhiji revives memories of his bygone village life under care of his spinning mother, as well as his son's and his own favourite songs.

000017888

30.09.1931

05822

PIZZANIGLO, DINO G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An Italian admirer tenders his humble and sincerest greetings on Gandhiji's birthday occasion wishes success in all his desires.

000017893

30.09.1931

05826

SHAW, Desmond

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanks for the appointment shall come at the prescribed time and place.

000017896

30.09.1931

05830

SCHWESTER HANN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A German appreciator invokes Gandhiji's favour to grace his humble home for even a short time.

000018457

30.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

Notes probably of an interview covering Protection of minorities, reservation, safeguards defence finance economic police public debt, Indian states and civil services.

000018459

30.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

8

A few page from a year book giving details of USA dependencies.

000018474

30.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

8

Notes prepared for guidance of Gandhiji when he takes part on Round Table Conference. it makes out that unless military expenditure public debt etc are reduced India is not likely to have the substance of independence.

000018458

30.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

An article entitled, "Three Thousand Miles", by Elmer Lee pressing the beneficial habit of walking as charm of life.

000018472

30.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

5

Expert opinion by Sardar Vallabhbhai the Congress president as was invited by Gandhiji in connection with sterling Rupee Ratio.

000018456

30.09.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

16

Probably copy of the views of the Bengal Provincial Congress committee in matters of Bengal Quarrel placed before me Aney.

000017895

30.09.1931

05828

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

05829

MUZUMDAR, Haridas T.

1

Warns that he was doing no service to Gandhi or India in urging him to go to America and as such it was highly advisable not to press the American visit but to discourage it whether it came across.

00017763A

30.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05356

CAROLUS VENHULST

1

Seeking interview in company of a female friend Mrs. Veedes to receive answers to few questions

000017898

30.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05832

FORRELL, Birger (Rev., Pastor)

1

Offering thanks for his telegram advising him of Sundaram's address on Indian movement and his own sympathies and prayers on the success of is mission.

000017887

30.09.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05821

STRAKOSCH, Henry (Sir)

1

I shall remain present in the meeting with Mr. Birla suggests next Saturday at 11 O'clock if agreeable.

000017922

01.10.1931

05853

SCHLISES, Robert

10086

SLADE, Madeleine (MIRABEN) (Miss)

2

Recalling his previous correspondence about salt question says in connection with the co-operative movement that Europe is the best Country to study it Naturally for India not consumers' but producers Co-operative societies were wanted. Recommending several co-operative concerns in England and Germany supplies the addresses and names of chief workers.

00017808A

01.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10208

DAVIS, Arthur J.

1

An appropriate message is forwarded

000017923

01.10.1931

03631

 

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Preacher of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Michigan, requesting Gandhiji for a special message however brief urging world disarmament, offers his own services during American trip.

000017973

01.10.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Apprising Gandhiji of Indian situation vents out "Certainly there can be no peace or solution of the problem by merely agreeing to Jinnah's ridiculous 14 points". Give idea of the Agrarian situation also.

000017976

01.10.1931

03933

ILLEGIBLE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Please come have talked with Zanimer whom you know. If you come we can discuss common problems. We appreciate your work warning government against diehardiness of British conservatives.

000018101

01.10.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

9

 

000017975

01.10.1931

10583

KERKHOFF

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Guaranteeing sympathies from all classes and especially from the student world watching the Indian non-violent movement with huge interest kindly wishes that the Hamburg request be complotted

000018012

01.10.1931

10625

THOMAS, Gertrude

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of Gandhiji's intention to spend the week end at Jordans requests him to visit a new home built for the benefit of children from the poor part of London and bless the house and the children in person.

000017912

01.10.1931

05843

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing a short note on the future constitution of the Government of India outlaying some suggestions regarding the proposed Federal Legislature of India Congratulates Gandhiji upon the Signal success of his recent visit to Lancashire:

000017918

01.10.1931

05849

FIELD, Henry

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Chairman to the Society apprises Gandhiji that he has been unanimously elected a member of the Society which will publish yearly fox important phases of the Orient.

000017948

01.10.1931

09172

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Sending his love and greetings to Gandhiji on his 63rd birthday entirely endorses Gandhiji's all Statements about preference for Lancashire Hopes Shaukat Ali will come round.

000017945

01.10.1931

05874

KAPURTHALA, Maharaja of

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wish you many happy and useful year in service of India.

000017951

01.10.1931

05879

TAGORE, Rabindranath

00002

HARROW, EDWIN

1

Our combined homage of reverent love to you on the happy occasion of your birthday.

000017950

01.10.1931

05878

THOMPSON, Edward

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Promising to come visit next Monday in Company of Mr. Jayakar expresses request that he could not come last Monday as there was confusion in the Telegram. Gives idea of how any Englishman trying to bring East and West to gether harshly stoned by both.

000017972

01.10.1931

10579

BRANTS, Jean

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thinking for Gandhiji's consent to visit the student movement house on Thursday 15th October at 1-45 p.m.

000017914

01.10.1931

05845

FITZSIMONS, P. W. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

An American though wishing success to Gandhiji's efforts to elevate the status of his people desires that it should be done without dragging down the status of other people. so saying he contrasts the unproductive Indian hoarded wealth with that of the productive accumulation of American wealth. Encloses a cutting from Detroit free press. A

000017947

01.10.1931

10220

MARWARI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Secretary

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Marwari Chamber of Commerce of Calcutta offering science Congratulations on Gandhiji's 63rd birthday occasion pray for many happy returns of the same and success of mission.

000017949

01.10.1931

10221

MANEK BOMANJI MOTAFRAM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Forwarding his greetings on Gandhiji's birthday encloses cheque of pound 1-1 as his humble contribution in aid of the cause for which Gandhiji had given his all and for which future generations of mankind will always to grateful not only on India but through out the world.

000017917

01.10.1931

05848

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Respectfully but emphatically urge you not to consider Govil invitation or any invitation American Am writing.

000017920

01.10.1931

05851

EVA LOUISE SCHOCIDT

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A German steno typist sending her heartiest wishes on the occasion of Gandhiji's birthday expresses delight at Gandhiji's coming visit to Berlin and herself having read his booklets "Ethical Religion" and "Indian Home Rule" and also Romain Rolland's work.

000017921

01.10.1931

05852

MARGARETE CHASES

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Widow of a German Baptist preacher sending her heartfelt birthday greetings and best wishes informs that she has been extensively benefited by Gandhiji's writings.

000017924

01.10.1931

05855

STRUBE (Prof.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Coveting favour of Gandhiji's visit to Bremen if his visit to Hamburg as is announced by newspaper comes off.

000017929

01.10.1931

05859

MEERZA, (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Your intended visit Hamburg postpone final decision. Await letter Reply;- Plans uncertain at present. letter and cable. received Pyarelal.

000017928

01.10.1931

04881

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

After supplying news of his Punjab and United Province tour and United Province Settlement affairs encloses cuttings from Hindustan Times regarding Hijli shooting and Aney's award.----- Refers also to Swaraj Bhavan Trust deed worries over English Mischief with Indian Finance and marriage of rupee with the pound. Expresses joy at Gandhiji is fresh triumphs and conquests in the hand of the rulers.

000017927

01.10.1931

05858

CLARE, Evelyn

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Hon. Secretary of the Fruitarian Society suggesting some dates requests Gandhiji to select any one suitable to him for their proposed Lunch or dinner programme Gandhiji Selecting 30th October the programme is fixed.

000017974

01.10.1931

10580

YANNEL, A. K. (Miss)

 

 

1

 

000017932

01.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Cuttings from newspapers in connection with Gandhiji's intended German visit under caption. "Is Gandhi coming to Hawawar ?" together with English rendering of the same.

00017912A

01.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

5

Note by Sir Mirza Ismail containing some suggestions regarding the proposed Federal Legislature of India.

000017916

01.10.1931

05732

GHOSE, Sailendranath

05847

BABIDART ?

8

Insisting upon Gandhiji's American visit giving assurance of sympathetic American reception and support that are very likely strengthen his cause in London enormously. Arrangements for his appearance and speeches in all big cities in U. S. A. being complete.

00023807A

01.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

1

Complete independence with partnership at will complete control over defence, external affair and finance and negation of separate electorates.

000017925

01.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05856

VJJALSINGH, Sardar

1

My offer of a blank cheque to Mussalmans does not involve neglect, wholly or partially of Sikhs or any other just claims".

000017939

01.10.1931

05732

GHOSE, Sailendranath

05847

BABIDART ?

2

Urges Gandhiji to reconsider his decision not to visit America Assures the visit will be non profit, non commercial and non exploiting basis India's spokesman must personally exchange greeting with American President; Governor and Mayors and public leaders.

000017919

01.10.1931

05850

MUZUMDAR, Haridas T.

05848

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

1

Supporting Holmes' views Gandhiji American visit cabled "Your cable advice Bapuji accords with my latest position outlined yesterday letter.

000017926

01.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05857

PRESTON, Mayor of

2

Regarding the scheme of the Mayor of Preston for restoring trade of Lancashire in India Gandhiji wrote "The cotton crop is an elastic one It can be grown at will and curtailed also India is not in any dire need of a market for her cotton crop".

000017936

02.10.1931

05866

ROSENTHAL, Bernhard

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requests Gandhiji to grace Cologne.

000017943

02.10.1931

05398

ROY, Tarachand

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

After offering his sincerest congratulations on G's birthday occasion extends invitation on behalf of the Swiss university (where he spoke on G's personally in Feb. last) to speak before the students there: His own services should always be considered at his disposal in Germany too. Reply:- Bound to visit Switzerland.

000017942

02.10.1931

05872

MUKHOPADHYAYA, Girindranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Urging Mahatmaji to pass through Germany on his return Journey to India assures him that German public is keenly interested in Indian affairs and German admiration for Indian culture is proverbial. Reply:- impossible at present to plan continental visit Request will be borne in mind.

000017930

02.10.1931

05860

MEERZA, Syed Amir Hasan

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to his cable explains the reason for postponing final decision about Gandhiji's German visit and proposes to entrust him the whole arrangement of his German visit or at least the lodging affairs for his party.

000017946

02.10.1931

05875

SHAFI, SIR MAHAMMAD AND LADY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wishing many happy returns of the day.

000018146

02.10.1931

10755

PATIDAR BHAGINI SAMAJ

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Greeting for 63rd birthday wishing long life and praying god to fulfil his mission

000017944

02.10.1931

05873

OTTO, R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Extending his cordial invitation to rest at his home in Marburg on the Rhine while returning from Hamburg quotes Gandhiji's fortune from the old Chinese book of wisdom entitled" The- I- king" based on numbers 6 and 47.

000018096

02.10.1931

10708

AKADEMIKER CLUB

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Invite to speak before their club and be treated as their guest while at Berlin list of the contents in English given

000017941

02.10.1931

05871

BUSCHMANN, Franz

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Recalling past memories of his attending Congress in 1928 and meeting and hearing Motilal Nehru a German admires feels exulted on reading about Gandhiji's Hamburg programme and invites him to be his guest.

000017937

02.10.1931

05867

SCHLIFFKE, Walter (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

Dr. Schiffke of Hamburg interested in Indian philosophy and Indian sacred books presses for Gandhiji's Hamburg visit and invites him to be his guest.

000017935

02.10.1931

05865

VEGITARIER VEREINIGUNG

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

They want Gandhiji at Hamburg wishing him untold success and victory over English. Reply:- Uncertain at present, but will bear request in mind.

000017969

02.10.1931

10576

JOHN, H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Holmes greeting Gandhiji on his 63rd birthday on behalf of one hundred friends acclaims his cause of freedom for dumb semi-starved millions of Indians and his equal cause of peace and universal finship for mankind through Satyagraha.

000017629

02.10.1931

05591

MEMBERS OF THE C. C. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Members of the Clane Correspondence Chapter of Budapest of forward their best wishes and Birthday greetings to Gandhiji.

000017934

02.10.1931

05864

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Urges Gandhiji to visit Hamburg positively in order to encourage those who are beginning to see that non-violence is the only hope of the future mankind.

000017915

02.10.1931

05846

VOYSEY, A. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Mr. Voysey who received from his electric engineership being inspired by Tolstoy's preachings assuring his friend to do his best for Gandhiji's comfort on his return journey talking of human unity says "A complete world union will be granted I have always dreamt of Gandhiji, being the means of such union".

000017938

02.10.1931

05868

HORRABIN, J. F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Expresses sorrow that Gandhi could not go to Scarboro. Apprises also of the splendid meeting in the House of Common where Mrs. Naidoo and Malaviyaji spoke.

000017931

02.10.1931

03933

ILLEGIBLE

05861

HEYDORN, Wilhelm

1

Please persuade Mr. Gandhi to visit our city to arrange for his stay. I also have written.

000017933

02.10.1931

05862

DAVIS, S.J. (Mr. and Mrs.)

05863

GHOSE, Sailendranath

1

Requesting Mr. Ghose to add their names to the long list of admirers of Gandhiji express their desire to have him come to America.

000017940

02.10.1931

05848

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

05870

MUZUMDAR, Haridas

1

Applauding Mazumdar's concurrence with his views in the matter of discouraging Gandhi's visit to U. S. A. Wrote; "Among those who know Gandhi best here, and who have no selfish purpose, there is no dissent from the opinion that Gandhiji should not come at this time.

000017960

03.10.1931

10562

DEUTSCHE GEMEINSCHAFT FAR

10601

DOA BRENER

1

Request from Vienna Temperance Group for a talk Reply:- Plans uncertain

000017967

03.10.1931

02153

ROSENGREN, Ada

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Warmly inviting Gandhiji to Sweden before he leaves Europe she cannot imagine Gandhiji's leaving Europe without her having met him.

000017959

03.10.1931

10561

LORDS JOHN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

As chief Brother of the International theosophic order of service for Austria requests to arrange anyhow Gandhiji's visit to Vienna.

000017956

03.10.1931

10558

SOFIES TELIX SOFOTICK

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Friends of Trimmarmann, Vegetarians Abstinence clubs etc invite Gandhiji to Austria so that faith in non-violence may be strengthened.

000017953

03.10.1931

05881

HANS ZSCHI WEHAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwards invitation on behalf of the vegetarian society Reply:- Plans uncertain.

000017952

03.10.1931

05880

HUMPHREYS, John H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Aiming to solve the question of the representation of minorities encloses a memorandum containing suggestion.

000017963

03.10.1931

10602

UNION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extending invitation to Gandhiji to grace Vienna with his visit.

000017955

03.10.1931

05883

FRIEDMANN, Robert

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extending invitation to Gandhiji on behalf of their institutions where friends of sinupes ideas meet this will offered us an opportunities of bringing together people having common interest and desire to work to gether.

000017970

03.10.1931

10577

BRITISH AND FOREIGN STUDENTS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

British and foreign students studying in the universities of great Briton invite Gandhiji to visit them of the student movement House in London at any date and time convenient to him.

000017962

03.10.1931

10566

MARGIL & EARNEST

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000017971

03.10.1931

10578

FORELL, Birger (Rev., Pastor))

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

(1) Extending invitation to Gandhiji to half at marburg on his way to Switzerland to visit Romain Rolland expresses desire to so to him their Marburg Religious collection and to develop their ideas of an inter-religious co-operation (2) Rev Forell adding to the greetings offers his hospitality in remembrance of his stay at Sabarmati Ashram.

000017966

03.10.1931

10572

FISCHER, Ernst

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A friends of Romain Rolland invites Gandhiji to hold lectures in Hamburg, Berlin and Munich or at list Hamburg preferably on the Indian liberty movement desires to know terms by letter or telegram.

000017957

03.10.1931

10559

AGNES SISTER MARY BAVARIA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of Gandhiji's rumoured visit to Germany invites him to pass a few days of peaceful rest from all politics of the big world in her native place where she has returned after 14 years service in India at Patna Mission.

000017958

03.10.1931

10560

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Acquaints Gandhiji with British maneuvering with America and France in finance matter of England and India Opines that the spinning wheel in U. S. A. cannot satisfy our requirements.

000017961

03.10.1931

10564

THEOSOPHICAL W. K. A

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President of the Austrian Section of the theosophic world University Association invites Gandhiji to visit to Vienna in order to further the andours of the Association.

000017968

03.10.1931

10575

MCGENNITY, James F. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Add my name to the long list of those extending invitation to Gandhiji to visit America

000017954

03.10.1931

05882

HAUS GRIEP

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A tram conductor presses Gandhiji to visit Hamburg and stay with him.

00017952A

03.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

4

Memorandum suggesting solution of the representation of minorities question by means of Japanese Single non-transferable vote system

000017965

03.10.1931

10571

WALSH JAMES J

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Spent 3 of the best years of my life in India. I am one of the U.S. citizens desiring to see Mahatma Gandhiji.

000017964

03.10.1931

10567

COMISLEY, ANNA

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Request to add her name to the list of those interested in Gandhiji's visit.

000017983

05.10.1931

10590

MAXWELL, R. M.

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

1

The private secretary to the governor of Bombay replaying to Sardar Vallabhbhai letter of 21st September in regards reappointment of the old Mukhi of Ras explains government positions and says that statement of both the Patidar Patels would at present result in harassment of dhagalas.

000017982

05.10.1931

10592

BAKULBHAI AND AMBALAL LIMITED

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Confirms having received from Mahadev Desai total some of 741-12-8 and credit the same to Mahatmaji's accounts no-2 leaving interest of the rate of 4.25 percent.

000018470

05.10.1931

11012

ROW, Amy P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Referring to Indian Salt tax fishing industry and persecution of natives by Indian officials of lower grade encloses a cutting " Lascar an Imperial problem" from Merchant shipping Review taken word from her old father and a preface page written by her father.

000018075

05.10.1931

10687

RUDOLF SEM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Please take me to India with you.

000017979

05.10.1931

10587

DANKREIS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extending invitation of young vegetarians of Hamburg fighting against ever violence in close connection with the Swiss educator Zimmermann Expresses dup veneration and hearty interest in the heroic combat for Indian Independence.

000017984

05.10.1931

10594

CRERAR, Eve (Lady)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Lady Eve Crerar wife of the home members to the governor of India for an autograph to satisfy her son David.

000017985

05.10.1931

10595

BUTLER, Neville

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Encloses telegram of good wishes from Mombasa and sends greetings from the Prime Minister.

000017981

05.10.1931

10897

HUMPHREYS, JOHN H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Forwards an additional memorandum on the Japanese System of Single Non-transferable vote

000017977

05.10.1931

10585

MUGUTDITCHIAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

They understand only one language "Brute Force. So demand your freedom by the roar of cannons and freedom shell be yours".

000017980

05.10.1931

10588

AL-HAI-MASSAGNOI DABLIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Prince of the Native vai tribe of the Republic of Liberia at present studying in Ireland sends his gratings to Gandhiji and desires to have some suggestions that would help his people in solution of their problems requests to contest Mrs. Moll in Hamburg who knows conditions in Liberia.

000017978

05.10.1931

10586

RAMUS PIERRIERAMUS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extending invitation on behalf of the Association for Self-help of the Unemployed of Vienna and Austria.

00017928A

05.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Cutting from Hindustan Times of 5-10-31 editorial and report of the unofficial committee of inquiry contains allegations ---- against officials.

000017987

06.10.1931

01303

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Gives description of Gandhiji's birthday dinner held under auspices of all world Gandhiji follow ship on October 2nd regrets the unintentional criticism in Rabbi Wire's speech having been given under prominence in papers and reiterates his warning against Gandhiji's American visit.

000017988

06.10.1931

03933

ILLEGIBLE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inviting Gandhiji for lecture in Hamburg.

000017993

06.10.1931

10606

BACK RICHARDS (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Request even for a short visit to Hamburg the continent's biggest part If will enhance the world's sympathies

000017992

06.10.1931

10605

DERIENDER NATARPEIL FREANDE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invitation from the society which stands for natural living and natural cares.

000017996

06.10.1931

10609

SCHJELDERUP, Kristian (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

On behalf of Ch. Michelsen Institute of Bergen in Norway invites Gandhiji to visit Bergen in the interest of Scandinavian countries.

000018020

06.10.1931

10634

MOEKRANER FRANG DRESDEN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Learning from newspaper reports about Gandhiji's visiting Berlin and Weimar presses for visit to Dresden.

000017994

06.10.1931

10605

DERIENDER NATARPEIL FREANDE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

a humanitarian and anti-vaccination society of Hamburg pressing for visit says "Even after dreadful war our people need guidance for elcation.

000017986

06.10.1931

10596

BOKHARYS, G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Secretary of the khy her union representing the frontier and Baluchistan student in England requests Gandhiji to receive their deputation desiring to lay before him its candid views regarding frontier and its problems.

000017995

06.10.1931

10608

HEIDRICH, L. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

pressing for Gandhiji's Berlin visit writes, "We, interested in your method of non-violence and non cooperation against imperialism and capitalism hope that this occasion will not pass without your visit in Berlin.

000017990

06.10.1931

10600

TURNER, Edward EMART

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr. Jurner of American church in Berlin inviting Gandhiji to request for a speech preferably at one of their regular services

000017991

06.10.1931

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Quoting names of societies supplementing invitation to Vienna. Hopes that they will not be denied the opportunity to listen to and to look into a light to which occidental eyes are still blind.

000017989

06.10.1931

10599

BUND FUR DALF & GEFUND HEIF

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Invitation from anti-alcohol vegetarian and anti-capitalists through lectures.

000017414

06.10.1931

05423

RAO, AMY P.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Believing as her father does that the high British officials seriously intend and wish to do all that is fair and right for the best government of whole India, the writer holds that subordinate officials are responsible for much of the unhappiness in India.

00017889A

06.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05823

DOLLY SHELL

1

I am a born vegetarian but having lapsed from it owing to foolish companionship in youth become a convinced vegetarian through having read salt's essay.

000018010

07.10.1931

00790

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Though I rejoice at Gandhiji's caeserian conquests of heart among people of all sorts I am sorry to think how all this time harvest is being ruined by minority . who poison all that God and sun and rain offer.

000018007

07.10.1931

10897

HUMPHREYS, JOHN H.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

The great advantage of the Japanese system of non-transferable vote is that each community would elect its representative its own votes and this while the electorates would be joint would give to the minorities the same safeguards that separate electorates give.

000017998

07.10.1931

10611

ESDAILE THOMAS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Communicating his gratefulness for the blessing that he had been able to obtain through Gandhiji and his teaching and best wishes of thousands of Canadians for his health, happiness and God's protection.

000018009

07.10.1931

10622

TUDOR W. JONES

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Rev. W. Tudor Jones invites Gandhiji on behalf of numerous Bristol citizens to grace the occasion of Annual Pilgrimage to the tomb of Raja Ram Mohan Roy.

000018024

07.10.1931

10639

COUSINS (Dr.?) & Mrs.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Dr. and Mrs. cousins urge you come America earliest opportunity as sympathetic intelligent reception now certain and visit would enormously help India's cause and give America strong spiritual impulse.

000018011

07.10.1931

10624

THOMPSON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Compromise Muslim votes first with all communities in general elections then if fixed percentage not elected Muslims only vote in second election for additional members to complete percentage. This gives normal polities plus Muslim Security.

000018005

07.10.1931

10618

VICTOR STUPNIEKI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A young Yugoslavian student desiring to finish his Pali and Sanskrit studies requests for financial aid.

000018006

07.10.1931

10619

ROGER N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Writing in support of Holmes's warning against Gandhiji's American visit write "We are worshippers of personality aside from principles, and our insanities can make the most serious of men look foolish.

000017997

07.10.1931

10610

GOOLBAI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

advising despatch of some embroidered pieces of Khadi per sir Cowasji Gandhiji as per instructions to Nargis.

000018001

07.10.1931

10614

THOMPSON, Edward

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

I am heart broken at attitude of Moonje and Malaviyaji regarding the solution of un touchability problem. They are gentlemen but are Maha Sabha, first second and all the time also Indian leaders are incapable of solving Hindu Muslim question.

000017999

07.10.1931

10613

ESDAILE, Ernest

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requesting Gandhiji on behalf of the Constitution club the most important Political club in London to spare one day for speaking before people keenly interested in him and work.

000018000

07.10.1931

10613

ESDAILE, Ernest

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sorry I could not come this morning as your letter reached late can come tomorrow.

000018008

07.10.1931

10621

IRWIN (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

Thinking Gandhiji for departing from his usual rule of avoiding reception and attending Sir Mitra's reception function repeats his requests as regards general constitutional question not to make any irrevocable decision without giving him opportunity of a further talk.

000018004

07.10.1931

10617

MEYER DUWERTH DUSSELDORF

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing a manuscript titled "Gandhi" a Hearing-Play written for German radio programme but rejected, desires to know Gandhiji's opinion with a request to retain it with himself.

000018003

07.10.1931

10616

LEHREVVERIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invitation from the Teacher's Association Desire to hear about India's fight for independence.

000018002

07.10.1931

10615

MAHMADULLAH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Regretting his inability to assist in settlement of Hindu Muslim dispute hopes God will save India from the disgrace of this communal fight Intimates that the Hindus also are tried of Gandhiji.

000018021

08.10.1931

05683

ROY, Tarachand

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

6

Professor Tarachand who taught Hindi and Hindustani in Berlin university and lecturing on India and her cultural, economical and socio-political problem in various continental countries desires that Gandhiji's German program may not conflict with his lecture program me says Hindu, Muslim question should be ignored altogether at Round table conference.

000018013

08.10.1931

10626

SCHALACKER, Doris A.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

A member of the society of friends now in Germany requests a friend to find out way to facility to Gandhiji's German visit.

000018014

08.10.1931

10627

WILLINGDON (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Thanking for Gandhiji's letter written from board s. S. Rajputana enquiring about his health intimates recovery and sympathising with him for hard life at R.T.C. sends forth his good wishes.

000018023

08.10.1931

10638

OSHERMAN JENET

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing gladness on reading about Gandhiji reported visit to Germany conveys his friend Heintich Simons desires to include Frankfort in his visiting programme.

000018027

08.10.1931

10641

ONSLEY F. GERALD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

As director of the American student forum extends invitation not only to Germany but also to speak before the forum in Berlin.

000018015

08.10.1931

10628

ASKEND, R. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanking Gandhiji for his sympathetic inquiry about his injury during Gandhiji's visit, communicates recovery and resumption of duty.

000018016

08.10.1931

10629

HUBBACK, Eva M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Principal of Morley College for working man and women inquiring if Gandhiji could spare time to address a meeting of students on the subject of India on any day preferably Thursday at 7-30 p.m.

000018028

08.10.1931

05769

FISHER, Fred B. (Rt. Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Wiring hearty birthday greetings to Mahatmaji wishes many returns of the days and great success.

000018022

08.10.1931

10637

QUELING HANS KIEL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A member of the New History Society applauding Gandhiji as a noble courageous soulete prays that favourable circumstances may bring him to American shores.

000018019

08.10.1931

10633

BRAN OLL, (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Director Englischen seminars cordial invitation to Gandhiji to visit Berlin after finishing Hamburg any day after the 4th November.

000018025

08.10.1931

10600

TURNER, Edward EMART

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invites Gandhiji on behalf of America Church in Berlin and speak before American and English knowing German audience preferably on any Sunday at 11-30 the service time or at any week night according to his convenience.

000018030

08.10.1931

10646

FLEISHER, CHARLES

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000018017

08.10.1931

10630

JONES, P. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The meeting is postponed as the members are busy with the coming general election.

000018018

08.10.1931

10631

BROWN, Norman W. (Prof.)

03711

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

1

Copy of a part of the letter addressed to r. B. Gregg by professor W. Norman Brown in connection with arranging Gandhiji's American visit.

000018026

08.10.1931

10640

GERDA NIGSTEDT

00000

"BLANK"

1

A pencil written slip suggesting a certain cooperation on some affairs.

000018036

09.10.1931

10652

LANE G.

10653

SLADE, Madeleine (MIRABEN) (Miss)

2

Encloses for Gandhiji's perusal a picture cutting from the Boomrang of Brisbane dated 23rd February 1689. Wishes success to his effort of the Indian people.

000018042

09.10.1931

10660

AFNAN, H.A.

10661

ROYDEN (Miss)

1

A diplomat of jrag Legation requests to arrange for him and his wife a meeting with Mahatma Gandhiji the Indian prophet for whom a message is ment on the basic of doctrines preached by his grandfather prophet Bahaullah

000018045

09.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10613

ESDAILE, Ernest

1

Suggests Monday the 19th instant 8 o'clock.

000018029

09.10.1931

10644

ARYA SAMAJ JANGILAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Expecting Gandhiji's American visit offers every possible service in making such visit possible and worth while America needing him badly.

000018043

09.10.1931

10662

BOWTREE, VIOLA M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

"God has been a man. So knows the feelings of man but he has been an animal? He ought to have been animal once".

000018041

09.10.1931

10659

TAN KREIS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

enclosing a notice in regard Gandhiji's lecture enquiring when Gandhiji is coming.

000018040

09.10.1931

10658

RILEY, Oscar E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Recalling the steps taken by American to win successive measures to freedom assures Gandhiji that he would be accorded a serious respectful heaving throughout U.S. A. if he comes. According from New York Times enclosed notes Gandhiji as saying that let Americannot want him as a spectacle.

000018039

09.10.1931

10656

REYNOLDS, AGATHA AND OTHERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Student of a school in the state of Kentucky in u.s. A. requests to Gandhiji to forward his signature on a peace of paper to be included in their scrap book which would never be sold but maintained by their school.

000018057

09.10.1931

10674

HOSAKOPPA KRISHNA RAO

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President of Kadur District Board sending greeting wishes long life and reconstruction free India.

000018038

09.10.1931

10655

SCHURBRING WALCHER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Professor of Indian culture and History at the Hamburg university recollecting his Sabarmati visit joins his request with those of many others to invite Gandhiji to Hamburg with a promise to use his influence for the visit quite successful.

000018037

09.10.1931

10654

SIBLY, W. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Head Master of Wycliffe Collage giving reference of his friend Mr. H.S. salt's name whose book A plea for vegetarianism fell in Gandhiji's hands in 1887 or 1888 invites him to pay visit to his college and speak to boys.

000018035

09.10.1931

10651

FORELL, Birger (Rev., Pastor)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

forwarding an invitation from his American colleague Rev Turner to speak in his church refers to many offers invitations and offers his own and his wife invitation to accept their hospitality.

000018034

09.10.1931

10650

ROGLER, H. J. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating to have elected general honorary member of Naturlaegen Society on the occasion of his 62nd birthday expects to see him personally in also among his Norwegian Vegetarian friend in Autumn

000018033

09.10.1931

10649

ROSAL AND E.O. HARBERFELD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

If you are coming one offer you our studio where you will be quite to yourself.

000018032

09.10.1931

10648

ROSEL AND E.O. HABERFELD

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President of the Royal School of Social Service for a visit to America if not for any ske for gathering correct aspect of the condition of the poor and oppressed of whom many are starving or being kept from starvation by meagre and uncertain charity .

000018044

09.10.1931

10663

BARWELL, W. Morton

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Rev. Barwell of Trinity Congregational Church after hearing Gandhiji's speech on Removal of racial barriers at the meeting of representatives of the missionary societies desires to seek a little more light through talk during Gandhiji's morning walk.

000018031

09.10.1931

10647

INGRAM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to many American Invitation from more known and wealthier parties a member of darker community wishes that Gandhiji sees U.S. stripped of all its trimmings and polish.

000018047

09.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05072

SATYAMURTI, S.

1

I shall bear in mind your views about the scope of congress demands about Indian states subjects Defence External Affairs and Finance.

000018046

09.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05072

SATYAMURTI, S.

1

I have seen everybody who has wanted to see me so far as the bed is concerned. I do not consider myself competent to give is to any one section and for giving a general lead, I have not foothold.

000018056

10.10.1931

10673

DUDGINSKA B. (Mrs.)

10653

SLADE, Madeleine (MIRABEN) (Miss)

2

Secretary of the friends of India society extending invitation to visit Warsaw. Complains of her not receiving young India.

000018081

10.10.1931

02186

PATIDAR SOCIETY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Patidar society of Johannesburg forwarding Birthday greeting to Mahatmaji wish complaint success to his mission and remit $ 72/3 for spinning whal moment.

000018055

10.10.1931

01332

BOMANJI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Postponed departure sailing October 14th September Europe. Some journalist have rather uncomplimentary about your intended visit. Please await my return before making definite plans regards".

000018051

10.10.1931

10668

HERDER, A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Supporting Hamburg invitation the President of the union of the teachers in Hamburg will not be fruitless.

000018048

10.10.1931

10665

SHEROLD JACK

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We urge you to press at the round table conference claims of the Meerut prisoners and get their quick acquitted.

000018052

10.10.1931

10669

PIECHOWSKI PAUL (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invitation from the socialistic Brotherhood of German theologians We are keenly interested in you. The embodiment of peace We have suffered much and We want a message of peace from you.

000018049

10.10.1931

10666

WALSH, A. Carlyle

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing pamphlets written by his father which are very likely to help Gandhiji in furthering the cause of free India.

000018053

10.10.1931

10670

BARLEY, D.A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Supporting Holmes views about inadvisability of Gandhiji visiting America

000018050

10.10.1931

10667

HUGHES, H. G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000018054

10.10.1931

10671

WORLD FEDERATION OF MUNICIPAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

With greetings and a message of goodwill with on assurance to find a warm hearted and cordial welcome. A slip of cutting from Christian Herald containing Gandhiji's message to American Christians on world piece and disarmament is attached to the letter.

000018452

11.10.1931

11009

CANY

11010

MY DEAR FRIENDS

2

Showing unwillingness to translate a book for want of leisure as well as interest presuming that there must not be any new thought except hatred towards England though the another calls the book "Gandhi".

000018061

11.10.1931

10675

ELINWELLS J LEICISTER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Appreciating Gandhiji's world contribution of a new way towards settling dispute the way of non-violence says "England and the conference is much indebted and honoured by your presence among us.

000018069

11.10.1931

10684

GUPTA, SURENDRA NATH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Your visit to America will have a far reaching significance in the future of India and that for good. Prey he influenced by your inner voice only.

000018059

11.10.1931

05769

FISHER, Fred B. (Rt. Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Urges Gandhiji to U.S. A. visit assuring him welcome and absolute freedom to choose his own programme travel and work etc.

000018691

11.10.1931

11150

SRINIVASAN S. V.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Encloses a copy of his English rendering of `Bhaj Govindam' of sankar in Sanskrit for Gandhiji's personal perusal and a prefatory note.

000018451

11.10.1931

11008

STUDENT OF A SCHOOL IN GERMANY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Please come to our school.

000018060

11.10.1931

10608

HEIDRICH, L. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President of the peace Society of Hamburg using for Hamburg visit for delivering a speech about non-violence movement.

000018453

11.10.1931

11011

GALION, JOHN STALY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Hoping Gandhiji to have received his books seeks interview.

000018693

11.10.1931

 

 

 

 

1

 

000018692

11.10.1931

 

 

 

 

1

 

000033324

12.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

09804

GANDHI, Narandas

1

Received your letters. No time to reply. Hence contented with what other companions write. Committee not meeting today as it is Monday. I learn that Chhaganlal is not happy. Let things remain as they are till I return. Why did Jamna become ill again ? Surajbhan's is a sorry tale.

000018062

12.10.1931

10676

ROW AMY P.

10677

CHEESMAN, Maud E. (Mrs.)

8

Recalling memory of her father's efforts for the oppressed in India wishes that Gandhiji should he warmly received by Boston.

000018066

12.10.1931

10681

DORNUF W. J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Differing from Rev. Holmes views about Gandhiji's American visit says that Gandhiji will be welcome.

000018078

12.10.1931

10690

MENSCHING, Wilhelm

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A protestant clergyman in rural Germany extends invitation to Gandhiji but leaves decision absolutely to the small still voice in him He is interested in Race Problem, Peace Movement, Lignor fighting and search of truth in different religious etc. His book Coloured and white being translated in Gujarati by Javji Jhoria

000018077

12.10.1931

10689

PARKER, G. B.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000018076

12.10.1931

10688

LIND, Gustav

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

President of the Stockholm peace society inviting Gandhiji for lectures.

000018067

12.10.1931

10682

BEEM, MERIL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Church Federation of Portland extending invitation to visit Portland promise to sponsor an engagement if he could give them a date requests also to have a few words from his own pen.

000018064

12.10.1931

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

My two daughter are coming there equipped with invitation from city and governments.

000018065

12.10.1931

10680

SHAW, Desmond

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Intimating dispatch of a little resume of their conversation and a spare copy of his book "Drama of Sinn..." expresses that it differs with Gandhiji notes regarding Gandhiji's views on various subjects.

000018080

12.10.1931

10692

LINE, Charles H.

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Mayor of Pittsburgh sends greetings and invites Gandhiji through Mr. Ghose.

000018068

12.10.1931

10683

STANSBURY, H. H.

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

2

Herewith our message for inviting Mr. Gandhi.

000018063

12.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07859

POLAK, H. S. L.

1

The "Times" reports are mischievous and one sided how to remedy the mischief? You being conversant with all the concerned please find out the remedy yourself.

000018079

12.10.1931

10691

JAKSON, Howard W.

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

2

Mayor of Baltimore extending more cordial invitation to Gandhiji through Mr. Ghose.

000018090

13.10.1931

10701

GRAHAM, JOHAN V.

10702

MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, Editor

1

Gandhiji's allegation that British government is responsible for Indian poverty is wrong. Actually government as done much and the real cause is the Indian's themselves.

000018092

13.10.1931

00826

POLAK, H. S. L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

criticising his varied jobs and engagement advises him to invite them and make a point instead to meet Sastri, Sapru Jayakar, Ramchandra Rao, Ali inmam and sultan ahmed for maintaining close daily touch

000018085

13.10.1931

10696

PECARARO LEONE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Please do not come the average American is totally locking in spirituality and is incapable of appreciating either the nature of your crusade or the signification of your spiritual life news papers will exploit you.

000018088

13.10.1931

05356

CAROLUS VENHULST

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of the reported news of Gandhiji's continental visit request Gandhiji to grace Holland and lecture on colonial problem as Holland is the largest colonial powers.

000018086

13.10.1931

10697

MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extends invitation on behalf of the association assures of a representative and receptive audience. The invitation being a started by the desire to honour one of the greatest men in the world's history.

000018087

13.10.1931

10698

VOYSEY, A. A

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

With pleasure I shall arrange every detail about Gandhiji's return journey.

000018089

13.10.1931

05356

CAROLUS VENHULST

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

advising despatch a under a separate cover a copy of the Dutch translation of Gandhiji's book. Ethical religion presumes the same will be otherside by him.

000018084

13.10.1931

10695

HOWARD UNIVERSITY, President

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President Howard University calling invitation to visit them and accept hospitality of the humble Negro workers of America.

000018082

13.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Cutting from 1. Detroit Times and Detroit Free Press ridiculing Gandhiji and containing Anti Indian Propaganda 2. From London Times and Manchester Guardian containing comments on proceeding of round Table Conference.

000018443

13.10.1931

 

 

 

 

1

 

000018442

13.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Three snapshot photos of Gandhi and party taken at the time of reception and stay in Rome during their return journey to India.

000018091

13.10.1931

10703

JAMES, M. MAYOR OF BOSTON

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Telegraphing Mr. Ghose to sand 4th invitation from Boston city to welcome Gandhiji as guest personally with his daughters sailing for London.

000018083

13.10.1931

10694

CERMAK A. G. MAYUR

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Message from mayor of Chicago through American girls vailing for London inviting Gandhiji to Chicago.

000018098

14.10.1931

10710

KONOW, Sten

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

A Norwegian friend of Mr. Andrews request him to persuade Gandhiji not to neglect Norway if at all he his going to Sweden and Denmark.

000018097

14.10.1931

10709

KINKEAD, Eugene

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

"Americans await an opportunity to listify their regard for one who has so unselfishly devoted to the cause of human freedom.

00017927A

14.10.1931

05858

CLARE, Evelyn

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

It is fixed as suggested

000018099

14.10.1931

10711

FERRIES GREENSLET

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We expect Gandhiji only a short statement of 150 to 250 words by way of introduction to Thoreau's Essay on "Civil Disobedience".

000018093

14.10.1931

10705

WRENCH, Evelyn (Sir) ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Thinking for the interview last evening Evelyn wrench interested in promoting cooperation between India and great Britain on the basic of abioture equality evinces gladness to help the cause of world brotherhood.

000018095

14.10.1931

10707

COLM, ANNE M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Greetings from America's Original non-resistant pacifist organisation the women's peace society of new York city we would like you to come however cooking to the want of sincerity have we agree with Holmes that you should not come.

000018094

14.10.1931

10706

CANTHAV, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

feeling anxious to have privilege of some talk with Gandhiji the lord archbishop of Canterbury invites Gandhiji to Lambeth palace either on Tuesday 20th of Thursday 22nd at 5.30 P.M.

000018108

15.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10720

LORD ARCHBISHOP

1

Gandhiji accepts the invitation to meet the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.

000018105

15.10.1931

10717

MANNICHE, Peter

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

2

Trying to discuss the probability of Gandhiji's Danish visit offers free tickets for Gandhiji and party.

000018103

15.10.1931

10714

BROD FERDINAND ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

18102 in German language.

000018100

15.10.1931

10712

IRWIN (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Communicating of his presence in London expects Gandhiji to come and discuss.

000018104

15.10.1931

10716

BANNERJEE, Devendranath

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Apprise Gandhiji of the formation and functioning of the central reception committee at Berlin; request for programme for Gandhiji's visit.

000018106

15.10.1931

10719

KINLEY WILLIAM ME ELLIS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

5

 

000018107

15.10.1931

10719

KINLEY WILLIAM ME ELLIS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An American Negro admirer of Gandhi aspires to have Gandhi in Kansas City; clasp his wonderful hand and talk with him in person. Desires also to call him through the subconscious mind and have a talk.

000018102

15.10.1931

10714

BROD FERDINAND ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The president of the International Society for Struggle against Scientific Cruelty to Animals applying for help to the most eminent representative of the civilisation of the East by holding a conference against invitation in Dresden.

000018109

15.10.1931

10721

REVEREND & STEIN BERGER

03233

INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS

1

It is with joy and hope that I join in inviting Gandhiji. It is not he that needs us but it is we who need him.

000018224

16.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

1

Your cable you should unhesitatingly take necessary steps meet every situation expect nothing here:

000018116

16.10.1931

10728

HEATH, Carl

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

expressing his fears about the advisability of Gandhiji's continental visit the reaction that would be produced by the continental press would rather be anything but helpful to the Indian cause.

000018223

16.10.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Reporting deplorable agrarian situation in India gives idea of the coercive measures adopted to collect rental dues and how the kisans are thoroughly exhausted. No any other go then giving permission to start Satyagraha. Vitally urgent Kisan problem can brook no more delay.

000018111

16.10.1931

03711

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I urge you not to come in spite of invitations as they do not seen spontaneous and are suggested to them by some self seeking persons. Sailen's move to send his two daughter to fetch you to America is nothing but repellent people will flock to see you out of curiosity but are not interested in your philosophy.

000018113

16.10.1931

10725

HEBBECK PAUL WUPPERTAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Learning about probability of Gandhiji's German visit respects him to visit their group of friends in Rhine and Ruhr district who try to convince German people of the utility of the non-violence doctrine.

000018122

16.10.1931

05487

ABDUL GHAFFAR KHAN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

News of government treatment of and repressive measures against khudai khidmatgars and a request that Gandhiji should acquaint British public of their woes.

000018115

16.10.1931

10727

DIE NEVE ZEIT BERN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to a number of newspapers containing articles about Gandhiji and his work as proof of his popularity in Switzerland the Swiss friend wait eagerly for acceptance of their invitation.

000018121

16.10.1931

05614

CALL A. E. CROUGHOTON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

expressing surprise at the acknowledgement of his letter of 24th ultimo says his family is of old standing and connected with India.

000018225

16.10.1931

10833

HAKIM RAHMAT TULAHAI RAWAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Welcoming Gandhiji's arrival prays for success in his good work.

000018119

16.10.1931

10729

DAS GUPTA, K. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Member of the general executive of the threefold movement of London inviting Gandhiji to become an international member enclosed a membership with a request to sign and decide to attend one of the performance of the Indian plays.

000018114

16.10.1931

10726

REFORMHAUS MULLER & CO.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A Swiss Admirer inviting in the name of many vegetarian friends says even though your visiting England should show no visible results success might come from a direction to which now attention has been paid eagerness also expressed to heat about the heroic non-violence struggle in India.

000018118

16.10.1931

 

 

 

 

1

 

000018117

16.10.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

 

 

1

 

000018112

16.10.1931

10724

VILLE N. J.

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Appreciating Gandhiji's passive resistance and a bloodless victory for independence forwards a poem eulogising Gandhiji.

000018110

16.10.1931

10723

WORLD PEACE…, Chairman

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

1

Theresa Mayor Durlach Chairman World Peace Posters calling to Mr. Sailendra Ghose's daughter sailing for London wishes success to their mission to bring Gandhiji to America.

000018123

17.10.1931

10732

RAY, ATHERTON

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Mr. Ray Athorton of the USA Embassy in London advise despech of two boxes of dates grown on california desert by charles R. crane who is very anxious to see that they reach Mahatmaji.

000018128

17.10.1931

10736

GEHEEB, Paul

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Thanking for his letter informing Gandhiji's aceptance of odenwaldsehuli's invitation Mr. paul points out different routes to reach the place with necessary charts and time table.

000018125

17.10.1931

10734

WOOD, Herbert G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Regreating inability to remain present and preside over the gathering of wood brooke settlemenent admits that many peoples in england do not understand Gandhiji and those who do are unable to follow him the prohet of moral leadership.

000018129

17.10.1931

10737

HILMA WALTER AND OTHERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Thanks visiting the sunfeild children's home the day would be written into our heats.

000018130

17.10.1931

10738

JURTLEY, Arthur LEIGH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing a news cutting Enfitled Mahatma Gandhiji the hope of civilisation on which he has addressed and is going to address several meetings likes to know whether the taljs meet Gandhiji's approval.

000018126

17.10.1931

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Citizen as well as governments invite you your not coming will be considered affront to American nation.

000018127

17.10.1931

10735

REESE CURTIS, W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Dean of Abrahim lincon centre in chicago placing the guest chambers of the centre at Gandhiji desposal promises cordial receprion suitable to the noble cause he represented.

000018134

18.10.1931

10742

MIRZA, SAYAD AMIR HASAN

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Being perplexed about arrangements for Gandhiji's German visit undertakes in company of Dr. Albech all the burden himself with assurance that Bapuji would not to be allowed to be used for propaganda.

000018133

18.10.1931

10741

HAINES, Charles

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appreciating Gandhiji's visit to Lancashire shire when he had an opportunity to talk with him on matters relating to cotton trade looks forward to another visit or meeting to discuss subjects of foul force and "Love".

000018131

18.10.1931

10739

MONTGOMERY, H. H. (Bishop)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Bishop Montgomery an old and tried friend of Andrews disclosing his loan for India evencls astonishment at the swiff progress of India and round lable bouference. Praying always for the land India and for of the conference

000018132

18.10.1931

10740

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

I advise against your coming to America

000018140

19.10.1931

10748

GIBSON, B.D. (Miss)

10749

HARRISON, Agatha (Miss)

1

Inquiring whether Gandhiji's visit to Copenhagen and Stockholm is definite and whether in that cause it is possible for him to honour land also.

000018142

19.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10751

BHOPAL, NAWABSAHEB OF

1

Suggestion of the chancellor of the chamber of princess that at the conference to night question regarding revenues from customs, salt, opium and other sources discussed

000018138

19.10.1931

10745

ALBRECHT

10746

WOODBROOKE

1

"My visit impossible Writing regarding Gandhiji's journey".

000018141

19.10.1931

10750

BARD, JOSEF (Dr.)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

enclosing a copy of Gandhiji's views expressed during his interview Josef bard the editor of the island desires to know the if the same makes with Gandhiji's approval and if it does should be got signed.

000018143

19.10.1931

10752

LOTHIAN (Lord)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Intimating arrangement time etc for Gandhiji's meeting at Chatham house on Tuesday hopes it suits Gandhiji.

000018135

19.10.1931

10743

HINMEN, LEW

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

president of the Artists Publishing company appealing to Gandhiji to write a book at his earliest convenience containing his magnanimous ideals encloses a form of agreement to be signed and returned.

000018136

19.10.1931

10740

GREGG, Richard B. ("Govind")

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Pointing out reasons for his urging not to go to America at best until after India wins her struggle advises him to return home as soon as Round Table Conference is over and resume his satyagraha struggle If India wins by non-violence the stupid of white superiority will almost vanish.

000018137

19.10.1931

10744

HEINDL, Olga

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Admiring Gandhiji's sacrifices in the cause of humanity and giving idea of the children's homes at Vienna the President of the Association request to obtain financial help for it.

000018144

19.10.1931

10753

OWEN, W. Tudor

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to his previous acquaintance in India desire interview in connection with future of Indian native states.

000018139

19.10.1931

10742

MIRZA, SAYAD AMIR HASAN

07942

HEATH, Carl ?

1

Telegram received cannot come consent arrangement Gandhiji's party Germany. Only be me John Try Mirza Andrews wire reply Gandhiji's arrival.

000018148

20.10.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

10757

BINSTEAD (Captain)

3

Thanks for the 10 p.e.donation Gandhiji nominates all India spinners association as the beneficiary and Rajagopalachariar banker s. g. and Polak H. S.. L. as his representative to inspect their book when ever necessary

000018147

20.10.1931

10756

BINSTEAD, S. J. ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Captain binstead of p. orr and sons limited offering sincerest gratitude to Gandhiji for the record he made of his spiritual message for the world undertakes to donate 10% of the sales of the gramophone records and to keep the account open for inspection request for another recording in Hindi

000018145

20.10.1931

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

00000

"BLANK"

2

What a truly great and good man he is ! The more I see him the more I admire and adore him there could possibly be no better representative of the country than he.

000018150

21.10.1931

00790

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Papas health is deteriorating. I wonder at the manner in which you conquer English healths. The second hand car the trnee is still running but at great cost to maintain peace with government is like dancing on wire raja M. C. says you are the greatest enemy of the untouchables.

000018152

21.10.1931

10762

LIVIE, Noble F. S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Secretary of the London group of American affairs express gratefulness for having considered his request through Mr. Polak to give a talk to London group repeats also his request to add a chief line of commendation to the appeal for the I. C. U.

000018149

21.10.1931

10796

HARTOG, Philip (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to Gandhiji's statement that during British rule literacy has diminished in British India request for the basic of the statement.

000018151

21.10.1931

10760

VOUTE MED H. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering Mahatma a holiday in his house in mountains with accommodation for 5 to 6 guests himself feeling great sympathy with Gandhiji.

000025189

21.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

04979

PRABHAVATI

1

I am too busy here to write to you regularly.

000016746

21.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Notes in Mahadevbhai's handwriting of Gandhiji's speech in England in Which it is explained why and how he was compelled to enter political life. Though constitutionally he was a social reformer.

000023807

22.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08256

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

1

I sympathise with Dr. Ambedkar because I have suffered in S. A. Grand, if he can he won over.

000018163

22.10.1931

10774

GRGE BENER THR SCHR

10775

ALBRECHT, HANS (Dr.)

1

I have sent to you a complete set of the speeches hope you will send copies of your writings.

000018154

22.10.1931

10764

DESMOND, Shaw

10765

CHEESMAN, Maud E. (Mrs.)

1

Do not forget America visit us you may find here what you sought in vain elsewhere:

000018162

22.10.1931

10773

MERRGA. S.A.H.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Request Andrews to get settle any how Gandhiji's visit to Hamburg inquires if it is true (as reported by the united press) that Gandhiji has wired to Motilal Nehru to the effect that the former expects nothing form the round table conference.

000018158

22.10.1931

06426

FISHER, Fred B. (Rt. Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Submitting his analysis of Holmes and alkindon's misgiving discouraging Gandhiji's American visit Mr.. fisher presses for the same himself assuming full responsibility. According to him spiritual fellowship could make Gandhiji's trip abundantly work which.

000018159

22.10.1931

10770

SAMOTTE, G. N.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Enclosing a photograph of a package of opium as sold by the British government in Hong Kong draws attention to the motto god and the right.

000018153

22.10.1931

10763

ROYAL INSITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering thanks from delivery most interesting address on the future of India.

000018160

22.10.1931

10771

MISAR OLGA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Repeating the warmest invitation of Austrian war Resisters and Disarmament Committee and the union of Austrian place society be success Gandhiji to visit Vienna and satisfy their been desire to see him the personification of non-violence.

000018161

22.10.1931

10772

JEFFERY, A.E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The secretary of the British goat society request for a short article on the subject of goats and their milk for publication in one of their periodicals.

000018157

22.10.1931

10768

BRADY, William

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Principal of the public school system requests Gandhiji to such a few words for publication in this school paper the teachers bulletin, meant specially for the help of the teach ours who find Gandhiji's life greatly inspiring.

000018156

22.10.1931

10767

ELIM A.E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The executive secretary of the Philadelphia federation of churches extending cordial invitation to visit the city of brotherly love argues visit to America this time would be fruitful of very much good. your friends in America are legion.

000018155

22.10.1931

10766

ISABELLA, Madame

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Do not forget America. visit us you may find here what you sought in vain elsewhere:

000018164

23.10.1931

10592

BAKULBHAI AND AMBALAL LIMITED

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

The sum of $ 72-3-0 has been credited to Gandhiji's account

000018165

23.10.1931

00790

RAJAGOPALACHARI, C.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

C. Rajagopalachariar worrying over Round Table Conference failure narrates how it has reacted on government in India quoting an incident of withdrawal of salt concession from Ramnad District in Tamilnad . Warns also against acceptance of American or European tours for the present.

00023807J

23.10.1931

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The Agakhan will consult the Muslims and let us know Sir Ali Imam is ill otherwise he would been helpful.

000018166

23.10.1931

10776

HEIDRICH, L.H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

To eliminate exploitation of your name we guarantee a private meeting in benefit of Associations of Youth of Animal protectors and of students and reformers.

00023807K

23.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

1

It will be a glorious thing if this is settled satisfactory.

000018170

24.10.1931

10780

SCHWARG, Henry

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

4

Submitting points of disagreement in connection with the arrangement of Gandhiji's probable German visit desire to know more about Dr. Marza.

000017842

24.10.1931

05781

SHIRGO DEVER, J. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appreciating Gandhiji's manifold virtues and qualities status "Your great success. Your power seem to be in honesty, humility knowledge, obedience mastery over fleshly haluts and faith in God.

000018171

24.10.1931

10781

PLACHT, Karl

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Requesting Gandhiji to return the book "Come with me to India" which the publishers recall for certain changes the nature of which requires to be ascertained (The book in question sent back)

000018168

24.10.1931

10777

FINCH, Arthur

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Introducing his sun a young artist in portraiture and landscape painting requests to Gandhiji to give him an opportunity of painting Gandhiji's portrait before leaving for India.

000018167

24.10.1931

10778

LICESTER, George

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Sympathising with Gandhiji in his sense of disappointment at the speed of Round Table Conference tries to sooth him by saying that once the election are over the matters will proceed.

000018169

24.10.1931

10779

BUCKLEY, William

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to the rumour of Gandhiji's visit before for India shows eagerness to see him

000018216

25.10.1931

10827

GRIMOND, J.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

4

Thanking Andrews on behalf of Eton society prescribing time and programme for the accepted meeting proposes to give dinner if it will suit Gandhiji's party inviting also to stay overnight.

000018215

25.10.1931

10826

PENNINGTON, G. E. AMERSHAM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Referring to Gandhiji's view expressed during his interview with spectator ask "would the British government be justified in handing then over to a government which must needs consist of the high castes.

000018172

25.10.1931

10782

COUSINS, James H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to their cable invitation assures Gandhiji of an intelligent and sympathetic in America and submits that his presence and enunciation of his gospel of satya and ahimsa would release spiritual energies and that the repercussion of the visit would help India immensely

000018178

25.10.1931

10790

BAJPAI, Ramlal

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

We demand your withdrawal from conference as protest against hijli massacre and take action through Geneva Washington authorities immediately.

000018179

25.10.1931

10791

DADACHAUDJEE F. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Shri Maherbaba's secretary intimating baba's immediate programme for USA in order to satisfy religious zeal of his devotees there adds in PS. by Baba's order shall certainly give that key to you."

000018189

25.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Calendar of the first Baptist church San Francisco.

000018219

25.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Mahatma Gandhiji's theories expressed in the language of Economics. Notes taken by Michael Lindsey Editor of the stockholms-Jidmingen.

000018173

26.10.1931

10783

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

10785

NEW YORK TIMES

1

May I suggest your trying to get Gandhi interview on Japan-Chinese situation Invaluable service to America and world peace.

000018180

26.10.1931

10705

WRENCH, Evelyn (Sir) ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Quoting an extract from an old friend's letter desiring Gandhiji to serve from the extreme elements of congress and place himself at the head of the Moderate Party in order to restrain unavoidable bloodshed expresses belief that very often the half way house is the wisest in the long run.

000018175

26.10.1931

10787

HINDSON, Alice

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Invites Gandhiji to pay a visit to their workshop for seeing pattern weaving that they are doing on their six handlooms.

000018176

26.10.1931

10788

LAWRENCE, Henry S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

An advocate of woman suffrage having failed else where approaches Gandhiji as a last resource saying "future of India must be built on a firm foundation and no foundation can be firm without equal suffrage for man and woman.

000018177

26.10.1931

09337

BARNES

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

 

000018174

26.10.1931

10786

RO LIDINGO

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Expecting Gandhiji in Sweden says there is a big Bureau for arranging lecture and that she herself puts her all services at his disposal pointing out the route says she would meet him on the ferry.

000018184

27.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10794

CRERAR, EVE (Lady)

1

Begging to be pardoned for delay returns the cards duly autographed.

000018182

27.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10666

WALSH, A. Carlyle

1

Acknowledging receipts of the pamphlets written by his father Gandhiji forward his belated condolences to his mother and invites him to meet for making acquaintance.

000018181

27.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10705

WRENCH, Evelyn (Sir) ?

1

The friend has missed the mark. The Congress is the moderate party demanding only "Independence" which cannot be could and extreme demand and his only a self-respecting, logical and consistent demand it is the duty of England to return to India what she has taken away from her.

000018183

27.10.1931

10793

BARTON, D. C.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Inspired by Gandhiji's views expressed on the question of birth control at the Royal Institute of international Affairs, the editor of national life expects of him an article or even a short massage. Enclose also a paragraph complied from the notes of Gandhiji's speech for correction and approval the same was returned duty approved.

000018186

27.10.1931

10795

CORHTE, G. L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

With regards the question of separating Ambala division from the Punjab expresses necessity of ascertaining views of the inhabitants of the Division.

000018187

27.10.1931

10797

SANDEGREN, Paul (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

On behalf of the Swedish Council of the World Alliance for International Friendship through the Churches, invites Gandhiji to Sweden for a week and thanks for granting permission to translate the Autobiography.

000018185

27.10.1931

10796

HARTOG, Philip (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Quotes the sources of his own knowledge of the history of education in India and expects Gandhiji to correct his erroneous statements as promised.

000018188

27.10.1931

10799

WEST, James S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Pastor of first Baptist church of San Francisco invites Gandhiji to the city and to his pulpit where a few weeks ago stood countess Alexandria Tolstoy.

000018190

27.10.1931

10800

STRACHWITY, G. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inquiring whether 20 marks sent by her had been received or not (Reply:- Do not remember to have received however making inquiry)

000018197

28.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10808

LAWRENCE, Henry (Sir)

1

Congress think woman must be on par with man without any reservation

000018193

28.10.1931

10804

SCHWARG RICHARD

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

3

Till now Gandhiji has been the fixed star of India for the world by going to visit Germany as a political or religious or philosophical orator he may become something of a compt

000018191

28.10.1931

10802

LANG HERBERT AND CIE BERN

01424

ROLLAND, Romain

1

Thanks for the reply It is clear Zimmerman does not see eye to eye with as and our paper "New Age". Zimmerman's movement should not be mixed up with that of Gandhiji.

00023807F

28.10.1931

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Peruse the enclosed cutting and return. I shall show it to Dr. Ambedkar.

000018195

28.10.1931

10806

BANNERJEE, Hilda (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

" The case for India is not a British India quarrel it is a world problem, it is the concern of humanity as such I beg you to speak as widely as possible to German people and to the world who hang on your words and wait your lead.

00023807B

28.10.1931

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Submits another draft for approval for G's consideration.

000018196

28.10.1931

10807

DEUTSCHE LIGA FAR

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The definite decision regarding acceptance of their invitation would highly oblige.

000018192

28.10.1931

10801

MUNLTILDEGARD AND OTHERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The twelve signatories inviting Gandhiji to Berlin communicate their decision to invite Romain Rolland to join the reception committee in spite if his being non German Dr. Rabindranath Tagore a member of a board of patrons is to be treated as one of the inviters

00023807D

28.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

The Muslim will support demand for complete self Government subject to certain transitional matters In other matters legislature will be final authority.

00023807E

28.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

Gandhi's query -what other matters?

00023807C

28.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

1

It is alright but does not cover all points.

000021860

28.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08090

AMTUSSALAAM

2

Advises to mind her health and have trust in god.

00023807G

28.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

1

Seen and returned with thanks. It was a joy to meet Humayun at Oxford.

000018194

29.10.1931

10805

SCHWARG, Henry

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

3

Being unwell shall write at length letter on. But now I agree with my husband.

000018200

29.10.1931

06702

ACHARYA, M. K.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

16

M. Acharya an Indian Exile in Berlin's correspondence with Gandhi dating from 12th September to 29th October together with a typed copy of an article entitled "What is not violence?".

000018199

29.10.1931

10810

COHEN, J.J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Editor of the frie Arbeiter stimme requests Gandhiji to write for their magazine an article under the heading "My social Credo". keeping in mind the fundamental changes, the minds, views, and attitudes of most people towards the social problem and its possible solution.

000018198

29.10.1931

10809

GARVEY, Marcus M.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

President general of the universal Negro Improvement association seeks appointment.

00023807I

29.10.1931

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appointment fixed for night.

000018201

29.10.1931

10812

COOK, J. STEWARD

 

 

1

 

00023807H

29.10.1931

09838

NAIDU, Sarojini (Mrs.)

07403

ISMAIL, Mirza Muhammad (Sir)

2

G. is determined to solve the Minorities question openly. Deft and finance are other points to be settled We all try our best.

000018202

30.10.1931

10813

BRUNSKOG, Carl J.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requesting Gandhiji's secretary to forward to Gandhiji a request from 17 Swedish peace and other organizations to give them the great pleasure to hear him.

000018203

30.10.1931

10814

OSCAR CLSSON

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Oskar Olsson the chief of the international order of good templers joins with other friends in inviting Gandhiji to come and talk to the Swedish people to give idea of their various activities forwards two pamphlets.

000027100

30.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

News of invitation to tea party by the King and photos of Gandhiji in natural Dress and in routine morning dress one is requested to attend as conceived by the artist.

000022669

30.10.1931

03221

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

08168

ISLAND, THE, Editor

1

Your notes are returned duly approved except the last paragraph.

000018204

30.10.1931

10815

HARRISON, Agatha (Miss)

05859

MEERZA, (Dr.)

1

Do not proceed with any preparations time the question of Gandhiji's tour is still under consideration.

000018207

31.10.1931

10821

BUTLER, VIRION BARKE

10822

KAMLANI

2

Inquiring of a mutual friend as to where Gandhiji thinks of stating when he visits Dublin fearing previous letter did not reach Gandhiji says one must never trust the honours of a bull or the smile of an Englishman meaning Andrews c. f.

000018206

31.10.1931

10818

ALBRECHT, HANS ?

10728

HEATH, Carl

4

I do not think the visit will materialise and I do not favour it as Gandhiji's coming will only create a sensation.

000018211

31.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

1

Bengal repression other things disturb me, realise helpless here nevertheless. regard presence here necessary and there after travelling continent. This may mean inability reach home before middle journey send considered opinion.

000018212

31.10.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Pencil copy of congress president Sardar Vallabhbhai greeting Gandhiji on his birthday on behalf of Indian nation and staving millions.

000018205

31.10.1931

06420

ANONYMOUS ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A lover of Jesus having read about Gandhiji's admiration for " The sermon on the mount" sends two booklets Some cards about Easter and a10/- note.

000018208

31.10.1931

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Fervently pressing Gandhiji to reconsider the question of his American visit in the due consultation with his inner voice states "My American children shall bad way".

000018210

31.10.1931

10823

REED, Stanley

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Stanley reluctantly prays for a few spare moments in order to renew a contact which has many happy memories for him (Reply-Appointment given at 10 a.m. Thursday.)

000027077

31.10.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

A Cartoon showing A. I. Smith asking Gandhiji to moreover.

000018209

31.10.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

05628

GHOSE, Sailendranath ?

3

Your cable refer unable visit America have explained fully Mrs. Ghose.

000018230

01.11.1931

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

10836

BANERJEE, D. N.

1

Copy of a letter forwarded to (Mahadev) Desai containing writers views about Gandhiji's Berlin visit having the whole matter to the appointed Reception Committee and himself wishing nothing more than to be of the best possible services.

000018229

01.11.1931

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

10835

CBARA KUNI YOSHI

1

Copy of a letter forwarded to (Mahadev) Desai containing writers views about Gandhiji's Berlin visit having the whole matter to the appointed Reception Committee and himself wishing nothing more then to be of the best possible service.

000018231

01.11.1931

10837

KERN (Prof.)

10805

SCHWARG, Henry

3

Lays down programme for Gandhiji's German trip and expresses opinion that if he does not avail of the opportunity to speak to the Germans a great chance would be missed.

000018244

01.11.1931

10845

ROCHESTER, MAND

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Realising just how much the spirit of love that was revealed in Gandhiji's letter to have expects him in north with a request to let her make arrangements to receive him.

000017907

01.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

8

Gandhiji's Monday talk in Writing. Explaining his view points on convention, congress status, Gentleman's agreements justice party and such other topics pertaining to politics.

000027061

01.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

It is reported that Gandhiji will attend it in western garb.

000018232

02.11.1931

10837

KERN (Prof.)

10780

SCHWARG, Henry

3

enclosing a draft of the German Press in connection with Gandhiji's proposed tour final draft also included.

000018233

02.11.1931

10780

SCHWARG, Henry

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

8

 

000018235

02.11.1931

10840

CLOSE, Upton

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Attempting to nullify the objections to Gandhiji's American visit assuring large welcome and arguing that it would be the greatest mistake to accept the advice previously rendered as to the feeling of American people and suggesting that he should not return to India until truer expression of American people was available.

000018351

02.11.1931

10946

BOWLE, J. E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Requesting Gandhiji to spare some time to visit his school and talk to the boys about India and the movement suggests date and time.

000018234

02.11.1931

10839

B.N. JANMALIARIK ALOVENSKO

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

India cannot get independence by the violent method advocated by Raja Mahendra Pratap . You should resort to non-violence So you come and meet me. I have more things to say.

000018455

02.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

List of Bombay girgam cloth merchants who had sealed their goods and agreed to hand their foreign stock to the new foreign cloth export co. ltd.

000018454

02.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

2

G's self written draft expressing dissent from the draft report on Representation of states subjects, Indian commerce, Labour etc. at the second R.T.C.

000018237

03.11.1931

10780

SCHWARG, Henry

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Referring to Professor Kern's letter translated by her seeks permission to give in to the press disagreeing with professor Otto's proposal regarding Gandhiji's staying strongly recommends Marburg for the purpose.

000018240

03.11.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Tension increasing Position getting worse owing to certain failure there: Personally favour earliest return but consulting working committee seventh.

000018238

03.11.1931

10842

GOHANNA FEAR STEIN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

I have derived much happiness and consolation from your books and books about you I am very much impressed and I pray for you Is it true that you are coming here?

000018239

03.11.1931

10843

SVELMOE KISTEN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Admiring greatly Gandhiji's principle of non resistance expresses longing of a smaller pacifist Circle of members and friends to meet Gandhiji at the international school and ask a few questions.

000018236

03.11.1931

10841

MANAGER LEIPGIGDARI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Extending invitation visit Leipzig fair which is sure to be found greatly interesting

000029674

03.11.1931

08763

LESTER, Doris (Miss)

00000

"BLANK"

1

Invitation card for The Children Houses 8th annual meeting speakers M.K.G. Sir Walford Davies & Doris Lester.

000018241

04.11.1931

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

1

Requesting to prevent all sorts of press propaganda about Gandhiji's continental visit in view of critical situation in India which might necessitate Gandhiji's direct immediate return.

000018243

04.11.1931

10844

HORUP, Ellen (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Inviting Gandhiji to Denmark undertakes to do everything regarding accommodation, private and public meetings.

000018242

04.11.1931

10844

HORUP, Ellen (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Inviting Gandhiji to Denmark undertakes to do everything regarding accommodation, private and public meetings

000018431

04.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

3

Notes in M. D's (Mahadev Desai's) hand presenting Gandhiji's stand point in Round Table Conference in the matter of treaties of Native state.

000029542

05.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08740

WEST, Albert Henry

4

Feels audit of accounts not necessary re: Disposing off Valiamma Hall etc. Gives Maganlal news.

000018246

05.11.1931

10847

BAVTH D. CAVOLA

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Head Mistress of a girls Collage in Koln Germany expressing need of Gandhiji's preaching of truth Love and ahimsa to German people supports Prof. Kern's, Prof. Otto's, Schwarg's and others invitation.

000018247

05.11.1931

10848

CYPRIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

enclosing a copy of a resolution passed at their mass meeting demanding immediate withdrawal of British occupation and military forces Cyprus and granting final union with mother Greece.

000018245

05.11.1931

10846

SOLH KKOGERN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

expressing love and appreciation of Arab people for Gandhiji's weapons of non-violence and spindle the Arab leader invites him to visit their land while returning from London.

000018249

06.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10850

SOLOMON, Nick

1

"I have really not the knack for writing massage to order. Without knowing anything of the paper surroundings and the life I should not know what to write.

000018250

06.11.1931

10851

HAUNAH (Mrs.)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Honorary Secretary of Women's Indian Association remitting further contributions reminds that previous contribution has not been acknowledged.

000018255

06.11.1931

10856

GENTER FRIEDRICH

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

The carative teacher of the sunfield children's Home Birmingham recalling sweet memories of Gandhiji's visit to their institution refers to the teaching of Rudolf Steiner about the Christ Being explains the theory of two Jesus boys, revelation of Krishna, Buddha and Zarathusra individulities and encloses also prophecy in Avesta.

000018254

06.11.1931

10855

GRIFFITH, Robert

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Honorary secretary of the united Missionary Council for Wales requests Gandhiji to visit Welsh Universities assures sympathetic hearing and asks for an appointment.

000018253

06.11.1931

10854

GEORGE CHAPEL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Rev. Faser who preached sermons on Gandhiji's philosophy and views of life etc and is prompted to invite Gandhiji to give advantage of his personal talk.

000018248

06.11.1931

10849

RUSSEL EW. W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

A devoted student of Upanishads, Bhagavad-Gita patanjali and Sankara sending with Sarojini Naidu a copy of his book candle of vision says "I am only giving back to India what I learned from India Appreciating Gandhiji's doctrine of non-violence says " If you can free India through non-violence fight you will have done a great thing".

000018252

06.11.1931

10853

FAITH, JOHN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Mr, John Faith of an international Hostel run by interested in breaking down all racial prejudices invites Gandhiji to his institution.

000018365

06.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Notes Mahadev Desai's hand of an interview with Shaw.

000018261

07.11.1931

10862

CATCHPOOL, CORDER

10863

HARRISON

1

Mr. Catchpool of friends service Council inquires about the exact dates and programme of Gandhiji's German visit so that he can answer the many enquiries made of him.

000018258

07.11.1931

10859

MANNICHE, Peter

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

3

Writing as from international people's Collage at Ellsinore informs that Gandhiji and his friends while at Copenhagen can suitable stay with Mrs. S. Thomson Secretary of the Danish Fellowship of Reconciliation.

000018257

07.11.1931

10756

BINSTEAD, S. J. ?

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Acknowledging Gandhiji's letter of 2nd regarding Mahatma Gandhiji's recording copyright. Thanks and appreciates his action of allowing them to issue the record to the public free from payment of copyright.

000018260

07.11.1931

03394

BANERJEE, D. N.

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Is there any truth in the newspaper announcement of Gandhiji's lecture on 24th to the J. A.U. group in Hamburg Some approximate of Gandhiji's arrival is desired.

000018262

07.11.1931

10864

COMMUNIST PARTY MAJORTY GROUP

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Gandhiji is urged to issue public statement condemning Roy's arrest and demanding his as well as Meerut Revolution release.

000018259

07.11.1931

10860

WURTLE J. S. H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Plant Manager of the Power Corporation of Canada Ltd. enclosed a booklet in the hope that a review of their activities might interest them to make further inquiry.

000018256

07.11.1931

10857

BARTLETT, Percy W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

General Secretary of fellowship of Reconciliation in London thinking Gandhiji for his willingness to speak before a representative meeting under their an spices provides agenda and expects him to explain the real points of issue and the reason why Round Table Conference is not showing marked success Hopes that at the end of the meeting 1200 people will go determined that India shall have true freedom.

000028166

08.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08636

INDU

1

Prove worthy of my trust in you.

000018263

08.11.1931

10780

SCHWARG, Henry

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

Indicating concern over the unpleasant news about Werner Zimmermann in connection with Gandhiji's German visit intimated that poor Hans Hbrecht is too much shocked at the dis-gusting propaganda made by W.Zummermann and his friends.

000018266

08.11.1931

04311

MOONJE, B.S. (Dr.) ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of the Moslem delegates to Round Table Conference ignoring all proposals of impartial arbitration suggests that all other parties should combine and entrust the problem to the League of Nations for settlement. Such a move is sure to impress British government soften its attitude and make them exercise pressure on the Moslems to come to terms.

000018265

08.11.1931

10866

STANDENATH (Mr. and Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

expressing gladness at Gandhiji's invitation to se him at Geneva or any other place with an offer of travelling expenses, expenses, desires to be informed of the date when he leaves for Geneva Satyavan also forwards his greetings and gratitude.

000018264

08.11.1931

10865

DUDGYNSKA WARRGAWA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Friends of India and Theosophical societies in Warsaw beg Gandhiji to visit Warsaw and lecture showing readiness to hear the expenses of two persons from Berlin and back.

000018273

10.11.1931

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

In reply explains his beliefs-pros and cons-about nudity, free love and advertisement for nude photographs. expressing disappointment for cancellation of continental touring programme desires to meet at Villeneuve of Marseilles if intimated timely.

000018276

10.11.1931

10780

SCHWARG, Henry

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

expressing disappointment and grief at the news of Gandhiji's returning to India without visiting Germany expects Andrews or Horace Alexander to come and lecture:

000018271

10.11.1931

10871

SUFFERN, Robert A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

enclosing grievance of American Business Houses affected by the foreign goods boycott movement in India asks whether it is possible to revive their former business relations with USA.

000018272

10.11.1931

10872

KARAS, EVELYN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

In support of their cable invitation. Showing reasons why Gandhiji's presence is keenly needed in Poland offer all sorts of facilities.

000018274

10.11.1931

10873

DAVIES, E. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

After having Gandhiji's impressive address of friends house seeks enlightenment on the relation between the poverty of India and the sentiment of sacredness of the cow. The reply is illegible but it suggest him to read Valji Desai's book on the subject.

000018283

11.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10879

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

1

I never entertained the slightest doubt about the wisdom of your judgement. You are the keeper of my conscience in this matter.

000018278

11.11.1931

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

enclosing the end of the Dukhobors translation desires to know if the same can be made any use of by him. Reminding again of his honesty and cleanliness of motive indicates readiness for Gandhiji's lectures at Berne, Zurich Stuttgart and Frankfurt.

000018279

11.11.1931

10876

SIEGMUND F. SCHULTGE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

In view of telegraphic message expressing possibility of German visit Mr.. F. Sigmund Berger Forell and professor Julious expect even a short visit to Berlin to the benefit of the great student world at least.

000018280

11.11.1931

10877

SIEGMUND FORELL & JURNER (Messrs)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

expressing disappointment at the dropping of German visit altogether plead for reconsidering short Berlin visit consistent with speedy return.

000018282

11.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

00000

"BLANK"

1

I have to decide to accept Dr. Holmes opinion that it would be a mistake for me to go to America at present Richard Gregg and several other friends also support his opinion should like to know the result of your conversations with him on the subject.

000018421

11.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Werner Zimmermann supplies necessary particulars of the Dukhobers a great non-violent Russian movement in Canada for the knowledge of Indian brothers and sisters striving for the same cause under Mahatma Gandhiji Dukhobars meaning "Fighter of spirit"

000018293

12.11.1931

05840

IRWIN (Lord) GARREWLEY ?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Returning London to Night Please come if possible Eaton square tomorrow morning 10.

000018286

12.11.1931

10882

BOCKE, Beatrice

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Giving idea of an experimental school run by herself and her husband in bithovan, Holland, with a full conviction in non-violence improves Gandhiji to pay even a short visit on his way to or from Germany to their institution.

000018285

12.11.1931

10881

BUCKTON, Alice Mary

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

An English lady of interested in services of humanity expressing desire to have a short talk with Gandhiji narrates her acquaintances with Sarojini Naidu's sir Jagdishchandra Bose's Swami Vivekand's and other eastern thoughts. '

000018299

12.11.1931

10894

MISCELLANEOUS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Cable for New York intimating "Dr. Bligat Singh the inds New York class of American citizens extends to you its fullest support in your non violent fight for India."

000018287

12.11.1931

10883

MEYER, G. W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

One of the Founders of the Bund der koiesdicustgeguer of Bremen urges Gandhiji's to visit Berlin at least and speak to German people about the possibilities of achieving great object without using violence.

000018291

13.11.1931

10834

KELLEY, JAMES H.

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

2

advising despatch of a Hand Balics Printing Machine promised to Gandhiji informs that for the present the machine cannot be supplied at less than 75/62.

000018296

13.11.1931

10818

ALBRECHT, HANS ?

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

I feel it is good the visit is abandoned I was not happy about the arrangements hope he will safely reach India and go on with his grand work for his country.

000018289

13.11.1931

10885

WYATT, Frank

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Secretary of London Vegetarian Society apprising Gandhiji of the arrangement and programme of their social meeting on 20th November promises to provide conveyance both ways we know that the west has much to lain from the East in the filed of vegetarianism.

000018292

13.11.1931

10796

HARTOG, Philip (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Remind of 18185

000018298

13.11.1931

10893

LINDSEY, E.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Regretting to have troubled Gandhiji on Monday morning for presenting a copy of her poems which help her to hold on to a quality which is universal in its beneficence. Thanks for being so kind to mical.

000018290

13.11.1931

10886

ROBSON, William A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Joint Editor of the Political Quarterly drawing Gandhiji's attention to Mr. Brailsford's article entitled "Princes and Peasants at Round Table conference request Gandhiji also to contribute one on either Round Table Conference or any other expect of the Indian Question. Payment Promised.

000018288

13.11.1931

10884

MAYNARD, John (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Suggesting provisional plan of settlement of communal question draws attention to a letter of his published in that week's New Statement.

000018297

13.11.1931

10878

BANNERJEE, Devendranath & OTHER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Repeating cordial and sincere appeal to reconsider his decision about Berlin visit argues "People here are naturally desirous to have facts and truths about India and Anglo Indian relation presented by a man who can speak with unique authority.

000018295

13.11.1931

10891

BEERE THEKLA (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Honorary Secretary of Dublin overseas fellowship in view of Gandhiji's Irish tour invites to be their guest during his visit to Ireland.

000018300

14.11.1931

10895

MUZUMDAR, Haridas T.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Admires Gandhiji's firm stand at Round Table Conference recommends mailed fist in shape of rigorous boycott of British Gregg joining in wishing Bon voyage to Gandhiji and party.

000018301

14.11.1931

10896

BUTLER, V. BURKE (Miss)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

My mistrust of C.F. Andrews was instructive because he was Christian missionary since my childhood I have tried to line up to the principle of please permit me to quote a certain verse.(In reply Andrews is defended and required permission granted.)

000018302

14.11.1931

10897

HUMPHREYS, JOHN H.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Aiming at reconciliation of divergent views on Indian issue ventures to submit a fresh proposal in some what different form for Gandhiji's consideration

000018303

14.11.1931

 

 

 

 

1

 

000018284

15.11.1931

10880

RICHTER, Julius

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

1

Giving Idea of his plans to put Gandhiji in touch with the leaders of thought in Berlin expect telegraphic message from Andrews if Gandhiji is coming definitely.

000018304

15.11.1931

10898

LEE ELMER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Editor of "Health Culture" aged 76 and a strong advocate of vegetarian chief invites Gandhiji to New York in order to show how one can line also lately upon vegetable food without even milk, butter cheese or fat.

000018306

16.11.1931

03088

SINDAWAD, Erna

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

3

Mrs erna fond of Esperanto language mentioning the name of Dr. Privat as the publisher of "Esperanto" monthly explains how having afraid of hurting feeling s of the English he fails to put the Indian cause before the Esperantists.

000018305

16.11.1931

10899

GEHEEB, Paul

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of Gandhiji's having England almost at once and expecting him to pass through Switzerland for the purpose of seeing Romain Rolland, proposes that Gandhiji may break up journey and rest a day in their Ashram in order to satisfy the coming of children to have his blessings.

000018308

16.11.1931

10902

MEYER, Helen G.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Sorry I missed the last appointment Please give me another one.

000018307

16.11.1931

10901

JEVONS, Herbert Stanley (Prof.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Invites Gandhiji's at his place any evening at 4-30 or 5 or later on his the alternative Gandhiji may give an appointment (In reply prayer time is suggested.)

000022911

16.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07855

OSBORN, Mary (Sister) ?

1

To be one with the universal spirit, serve all. This is possible only if the 'J' goes from us. That means self sacrifice which is the law of life because nothing can be achieved without the help of others. So result is not in our hands. Ours is only to work.

000018316

17.11.1931

10911

NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

The National Broadcasting Co. of New York invites Gandhiji to extend his greeting to the New World on the one of his departure from London suggesting 15 minutes on Thursday 19th November from Kingsley Hall.

000018313

17.11.1931

10906

BRUSH ELIZABETH GRIER

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Believing Gandhiji to be the "Reality" encloses a poem `Gandhi'. The Seer composed by her.

000018309

17.11.1931

10903

HEYDORN, Wilhelm

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Your coming or not coming is not very material because only to see each other for a moment is not senseful enough. The sprit is more important then to shake each others hands and to see one another.

000018311

17.11.1931

10904

FITZSIMMONS, PWA.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

President of Michigan Mutual Liability co. of Detroit referring to the hoarded wealth of India encloses a brief editorial from Detroit free Press reiterating the fabulous wealth of Nizam amounting to two billion dollars. Expecting to hear about the outcome of Round Table Conference in few days.

000018310

17.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

7

"The question of Minorities The problem to he met with "A paper representing views on Indonesia and Indian Problems" by Rn Mr. Noto Soerto:

000018318

18.11.1931

01303

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Promising to help professor shah in his Lecture to in U.S. A. explains why he put his signature on the joint cable showing readiness to welcome and serve Gandhiji in U.S. A.

000018314

18.11.1931

10908

MARGOLIS, M. A.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

American representative of International speaking Bureau supplementing his letter of 11th November assure of all facilities of Gandhiji's addresses and broadcasting in Boston and other principalities in U.S. A. Provided exclusive booking rights are granted to them.

000018312

18.11.1931

10905

LEO RUTSAMER AND OTHERS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Three Gentleman and two ladies send their salutations on a pictorial postcard of Bogen.

000018317

18.11.1931

10912

EAST AFRICAN INDIAN NATIONALCONGRESS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Executive East African Indian National Congress considering joint parliamentary committee Report most unsatisfactory, called to submit to Imperial government to seriously consider consequences arising acceptance committee Report by this Majesty's government

000018315

18.11.1931

10909

ATROTHY, N.C.

03165

DEAR FRIEND

1

Executive secretary of the Indian Independence central committee Detroit, exposing the claims of Maharaja of Burdwan to speak on India, warns American public not to take him seriously when he speaks at the Town Hall.

000018320

19.11.1931

10913

KAMDAR, RAMBAI

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Requests to wire to Frankfurt main "Gandhiji's departure London also where he can meet continent.

000018323

19.11.1931

04603

BROWN, H. Runham

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Honorary secretary of War Resister's International assuring full support and sympathy of their institution in his continued struggle for India's freedom promises every possible support.

000018319

19.11.1931

10904

FITZSIMMONS, PWA.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Referring to Maharaja of Burdwan's lecture in Detroit says that though he was apposed to Gandhiji he was most courteous and considerate Gandhiji.

000018321

19.11.1931

10914

GLORNEY, J.R.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Member of young European group representing sympathy the towards Indian cause wrote if the government face to give responsibilities at the centre and receds from the Prime Ministers statement of last January we shall be face to face a with a honour found to resist even my own countrymen.

000018322

19.11.1931

10915

BRUCE BELRICE,

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Evincing interest in Gandhiji wrote, "What the world most needs at present, it seems to me is the examples of good lives and not so much self-interest and talk. One does not need to see a person to follow their example.

000018325

19.11.1931

10918

WALKER, Miles

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Professor of Electrical Engineering of the Victoria University Manchester enclosing an out line of the scheme showing the middle way for promoting the happiness of Indian people.

000018328

20.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10923

TUDOR, Owen W.

1

Proposes Wednesday at about 5 p.m. when he would be pleased to renew old memories.

000018327

20.11.1931

10796

HARTOG, Philip (Sir)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Encouraged by Gandhiji's letter of the previous date requests to fix up an appointment.

000018324

20.11.1931

10917

CORBETT, G.L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Referring to the discussion on South African question said "If should strengthen our case in South Africa. I have been getting in to your bad ways ! Went to bed at midnight and started work at 3.15 A.M.

000018326

20.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

7

Paper representing views on the central idea of the Aristo democracy by W. C. Lemic.

000018329

21.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10924

BOLTON, J. R. Glorney

1

When struggle revive many oneglishman and woman will be faced with the question whether they can put right before the country. I am still making a desperate effort to secure a settlement and thus avoid conflict which is likely to be more litter then that of the last year.

000018332

21.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10788

LAWRENCE, Henry S.

2

 

000018330

21.11.1931

10925

HUBLOW, Albert

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A friends of Mrs. Rameshwari Nehru and devoted to work of inter racial appreciation and collaboration seeks interviews on any of the suggested date.(Reply:- Invited on 30th November at 9 A.M.

000018331

21.11.1931

10788

LAWRENCE, Henry S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Desiring to know the true facts of Gandhiji's mind on the important matter of keeping the untouchables in the Hindu fold for electoral purposes.

000018333

21.11.1931

10927

SPECHT MINNA WALKE MUHLE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Participating of her own according Gandhiji's conversation about non-violence and moral truth with English friends wrote "We do not plan to initiate violence. We are confronted with violence in Germany of our days. We have to face the question like you in India how shall we over come violence If you should come to Germany. I would value a meeting with you.

000018334

22.11.1931

10928

NEWTON S. ELLEN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Believing that when life is trying and efforts seek to fail sometimes a word of sympathy proves helpful says I love India and have tried to serve her outcast people a little and hope that god may enable me to do so again before I grow too old.

000018336

23.11.1931

05466

SORLEY, H.T.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

The Muchwa in question has been handed over in good condition to the owners

000018335

23.11.1931

10929

SOERATO NOTO

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of the impending failure of Round Table conference the President and the Vice Precedent of Netherlands Indonsisch league apprising Gandhiji of a system as a substitute the imprectiescable. Western democratic system for solution of the minorities problem express willingness to cross to London to explain the matters verbally (copy send to Prime Minister also)

000018337

23.11.1931

10931

STUDENTS OF GENEVA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

17

Pictorial letters of best wishes and greetings to Mahatma from a few Geneva students (English translation accompany)

000018339

24.11.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10934

HOARE, Samuel (Sir)

1

enclosing a copy of Sardar Vallabhbhai's cablegram giving details about growing dissatisfaction and repression in India asks whether he can make public use of the cablegram

000018340

24.11.1931

03933

ILLEGIBLE

00394

ANDREWS, C. F.

2

So the date is not suitable. But I am keen to meet him please wire if he will be there on (dates mentioned)

000018338

24.11.1931

10932

WHITE WORTH RUDGE

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

1

One machine will be sent to Kingsley Hall Herewith our catalogue. Let Gandhiji choose the machine and we will dispatch it to his Ashram.

000018341

25.11.1931

10935

LEAGUE OF NATIONS

10936

HARRISON, Agatha (Miss)

1

Confirming the telephone conversation with Mr. Andrews informs that Mr. Albert would meet Gandhiji at 11.30 A.M. on 29th.

000018344

25.11.1931

10939

CECIL (ROBERT) (Lord)

10940

PEREG VERDIA

1

There is no more important issue at the present time than the question of disarmament. Unless we can limit armament it is more than probable that armaments will destroy civilisation.

000018343

25.11.1931

10938

HOYLAND, John S.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

7

enclosing transcription of translations by Gandhiji of some prayers of Sardar wishes that Bapu allows its publication.

000018342

25.11.1931

10937

DEVIS M. M.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Thanking for returning the letters from his friends on the North West Frontier quotes an extract from Mr. Lloyd George's secretary's letter to the effect that Mr. Lloyd George enjoyed he talk with Gandhiji and being deeply impressed by it was looking for opportunity to be of some help in solving the very difficult problem of India.

000018353

27.11.1931

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

10948

GENERAL SALES MANAGER

1

The selection of the bicycle is intimated with a request to forward it to the manager Satyagraha Ashram Sabarmati India.

000018350

27.11.1931

10945

THOMAS JOHN DEAN

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Thanking for the photographs and letters and wishing safe voyage expresses, "If ever men sailed close to the coast of truth and shidied hard and planned well to find safe harbour those men are Gandhiji yourself and those that are with you.

000018346

27.11.1931

10941

LOYEDPAS

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

"Accommodation including double second intermediate Pilsna arranged shah leaving tomorrow.

000018348

27.11.1931

10943

SHAH, KHUSHAL T.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Apprising of the facilities obtained for free travelling and lodging within Italian limits recommends to visit Milan and Rome particularly.

000018345

27.11.1931

10604

ZIMMERMAN, Werner (Dr.)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Referring to the news received from Privat in connection with Gandhiji's return journey supplies timings of trains and books for Gandhiji's return journey offering his service up to Venice.

000018349

27.11.1931

10944

VILLETTE, Alice D.

01424

ROLLAND, Romain

1

I do not know if Gandhiji is coming to our school. I am therefore sending self written letters written by my students Please forward them. In case he is able to come we shall be happy.

000018352

27.11.1931

06375

SALT, Henry S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Valuing the opportunity meeting Gandhiji at the vegetarians Assembly Mr. Henry expresses and his wife's appreciation and sympathies for his efforts for Indian freedom.

000018356

28.11.1931

10951

ANDHRA CONGRESS COMMITTEE

10952

ANDHRA PROVINCIAL CONGRESS COMMITTEE

5

enclosing a copy of the brief report of their work during the civil disobedience movement.

000018354

28.11.1931

05805

RUDGE WHITWORTH LTD.

01641

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

1

The selected model will be despatched as per instructions.

000018355

28.11.1931

10950

THOMAS COOK & SONS LTD.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

Acknowledging receipt of letter and the remittance trust that they will be favoured with due instructions regarding the new arrangements and assure of their best attention at all times.

000018367

28.11.1931

10959

SANYAL BELIRAMPORE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Request Gandhiji to send message for special Bengal Provincial Conference to be held on 5th December to consider Chittagong Hijli Affairs (Reply:- Closely following situation Wish young men would learn priceless lesson of non-violence)

000018369

28.11.1931

10960

FRESHEL, M.R.L.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Two printed preceptes on a letter form of the Millennium Guild with an endorsement, "To our big brother who is so faithful a worker for the Millennium."

000018368

28.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Chart map of Switzerland, Italy demarcating route for Gandhiji's return journey.

000018475

28.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

Daily routine of work submitted by K. Ganapathy the Secretary of the Madras District Congress Committee.

000018360

29.11.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

10956

COWASJI, Dinshaw Framrog

1

Relieved to know that our surplus luggage is safe there Please deliver it to us on our return.

000018359

29.11.1931

10955

JERVIS MOLLEIE (Miss)

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

enclosing a question naire concerning Indian National congress party and personal matters promises to publish answers in Pearson's after getting them approved by him.

000018362

29.11.1931

10943

SHAH, KHUSHAL T.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Referring to his letter and telegram recommends Italian route and to touch Milan where all sorts of facilities will be provided by a lady admirer who is a staunch devotee of Buddhism and whose husband is head of "Banque Commerciale."

000018361

29.11.1931

03088

SINDAWAD, Erna

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Thanking him for correct information about the English translations of the "Story of my Experiments. With The Truth expects him and his party to pass through Brussels on their way to Switzerland and points out two routes to reach Antwerp. The letter is signed in Gujarati her husband writing in Gujarati wishes them to arrive straight to Brussels.

000018358

29.11.1931

10953

SAHAI, Sitla

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

7

In order to acquaint Gandhiji with prevailing situation in united Provinces with regards tenants and their Revenue dues encloses resolutions adopted in the tenants meeting held on 24-10-1931 together with cutting from the `Leader' containing of the conference.

000018357

29.11.1931

10788

LAWRENCE, Henry S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Referring to Shastri or sahra's remarks in R.T.C. about the fissiparous tendencies of India politics Mr. Lawrence besheaks that promotion to tolerance and conciliation would be the chief and difficult task of Gandhiji on his return to India.

000018364

30.11.1931

10778

LICESTER, George

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Thanking for the two admirable photographs recalls sweet memory of Gandhi and his party's visit to Chichester and expressing feeling of distress at the foot that the outward results of the conference seem so small Assures of his friendship.

000018366

30.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

10

Copy of the Ordinance No-11 of 1931 conferring special powers on the Bengal government and its officers for the purpose of suppressing the Terrorist Movement.

000027103

30.11.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

You will be welcome if you behave and dress like a civilized man and then we will not mind even if you criticize us outright.

000018275

01.12.1931

10874

SCARPA GINS

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Inquiring about the plans of return journey expects Gandhiji and party to devote ample time to study suggesting his own plans and programme as (Reply:- Engagements here prevent departure earlier than Friday.) Arrive Rome Saturday Morning.

000018372

01.12.1931

10962

MROGOWSKA EDVIGE JOEPLITG

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Giving reference of her talk with Dr. K. T. Shah in connection with Gandhiji's return journey via Milan invites Gandhiji and his party as their guests and desires to know the date of arrival.

000018390

01.12.1931

10979

PRIVAT, Edmond

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Clarifying the misunderstanding enclose a final programme Tuesday the 8th Dec. At Lausanne.

000017622

01.12.1931

05585

SHANTILAL

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Inquiring as to how the lag Belt behind he sent either be brought personally or be mailed.

000018376

01.12.1931

01303

HOLMES, John Haynes (Rev.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Requesting Gandhiji to go to America and speak over Radio to Peace organisations which would mediate between him and British government advises to postpone Civil Disobedience movement. Says "Your full expenses will be paid.

000021561

01.12.1931

03985

MENON, Esther (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Quotes some poetry and gives personal news.

000018371

01.12.1931

10961

RECEPTION COMMETTEE, President

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

The same as above.

000018375

01.12.1931

10965

LEITCH, Mary

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Love and deepest sympathy in this critical hour, god, will guide you and we shall follow you as you will follow him.

000018374

02.12.1931

10964

WALTER FRED & FRANKLIN LILY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

Children admirers of Gandhiji apprising how eagerly they often waited outside Kingsley Hall to gat a look at him expresses sorrow at his leaving Bow Enclose their and their friends photos.

000018373

02.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07859

POLAK, H. S. L.

2

Referring to the incident of Polak's payment to landlady of two days extra rent and insistence to pay damages for wear and tear of carpet without discussing with him Gandhiji reproaches him saying, "I am trustee for the poor and have no right to squander away the monies belonging to poor.

000027095

03.12.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

1

M. P 's in the House of Commons in Britain want the Government to deal firmly with India. Gandhiji is called Jekyll and Hyde.

000018433

03.12.1931

00000

"BLANK"

00000

"BLANK"

4

Press interview by Gandhiji regarding failure of the Round Table Conference, its repercussions on Indian political situation personal contacts established etc.

000018378

04.12.1931

10968

HORRABIN, J. F.

10969

INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS, President

4

The Vice Chairmen of the Commonwealth of India League enclose a letter giving assurance that they will strive to promote the cause which the congress represents as for as it lies in their power.

000018251

04.12.1931

10852

GEORGE, M. M.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

4

Wishing farewell expresses request that they leave without any agreed settlement to take with them to India. Chafing against the methods of Western Democracy wishes that India would discover a better method of human emancipation than western Democratic method of counting heads in moral questions.

000018377

04.12.1931

10967

GENTILE SENATOR GIOVANNI

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Inquiring whether Mahatma while passing through Rome will accept invitation of Institut Nagionable Fascista Cultura and desires to know date of arrival. (Reply:- Advised to repeat invitation at villeneune next Tuesday.

000027066

05.12.1931

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Photo taken at the station when Gandhiji left London.

000018380

06.12.1931

02842

ROLLAND, Romain

10933

PYARELAL (Nayyar)

1

Intimating that if he wished to come for his letters he was ready but it would be better if he went later.

000018381

06.12.1931

10971

SINDHWAD SHIVARAM

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Sharing feeling of distress expressed in his wife's letter says:- Gandhiji's failure was a pre-destined thing according to his Astrological calculation. Giving idea of his past and present life requests him to recommend his name if possible to same one of his wealthy friends and thus relieve him of his undesirable dependence on Indian merchants of Antwerp.

000018379

06.12.1931

03088

SINDAWAD, Erna

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Feeling of sorrow that Belgium visit is dropped Wishes God-speed and happy voyage Desires to have from him a copy of Indian History a look on Indian plants and trees, a Khadi Sariand monthly notes on Indian topics for the Esperanto magazine "Hiroldo".

000018418

06.12.1931

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Resolution of Bengal provincial conference to start Satyagraha as a protest against Chittagong hijli and Decca wrongs.

000018228

06.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

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Gandhiji's teaching on patience simplicity role of women etc.

000018347

08.12.1931

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

10942

GENTILE

1

Accepting on behalf of Gandhiji senator gentile's invitation cabled Gandhiji will gladly address if you will have no objection is freely criticising fascism. If agreeable we can reach Rom Saturday morning 8.30 : Wire:

000018382

08.12.1931

04057

RUTTER, Rachel M. (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Recalling many a sweet memory of contact with Gandhiji hopes that Gandhiji's coming to England has advanced the cause of India's self government not only governmentally but in the hearts of the British people and wishes safest voyage and opportunity to witness before long a free India. Encloses also a copy of her letter in ready to one by J. W. Graham H. Alexander's father in law.

000018384

09.12.1931

10974

FESSLER M. BAAR (Mrs.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

A Swiss woman suffering from illness of soul and spirit for a pretty long time finds herself recouped in health after heaving Gandhiji's radio discourse. Gandhiji's gospel "No body can love god without loving men or love men without loving god" appealed to her the most.

000018383

09.12.1931

10973

SASTRI, V. S. Srinivasa

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Considering Gandhiji's hearty co-operation in the work of India's reconstruction a great gain to the cause but fearing that Bengal and U.P. may still destroy it, entreats Gandhiji before he decides in that sense to explore every possible avenue of peace.

000018277

10.12.1931

10875

INSTITUTE NACIONALE, Secretary

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

President Gentile on account of sudden engagement regrets being absent from Roma till Monday.

000018385

10.12.1931

10975

THICOLMANN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

4

A German widow of 47 serving at a German school in Geneva being touched by Gandhiji's speech expresses desires to go to India for studying Gandhiji's ideas while serving Indian people in any capacity.

000018388

10.12.1931

10978

GUENIN, R. (Dr.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

Question regarding marriage procreation relation state necessity or otherwise of killing of animals for human being etc.

000018387

10.12.1931

10977

BRIAD, R. LAUASNE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

A friendly Swiss priest having heard Gandhiji's wireless message realises that the same message has given him new faith and courage to persevere in his task out in Africa it being the only solution to the problem of races there:

000018386

10.12.1931

10976

HOOD, Alice W.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

8

An American lady recalling her Ashram visit advises in view of Round Table Conference failure to continue boycott of British goods and effect communal unity and there by secure honourable place among the nations of the world ultimately.

000018389

10.12.1931

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Gandhiji speech at the Victoria hall in Geneva on 10 Dec.1931.

000024521

11.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08346

VITELLESCHI, Carla (Marchioness)

2

Think less of your self and do your duty then you will feel happy.

000018394

11.12.1931

10983

DESH SEVIKA SANGH

10984

KHANSAHEB ABDUL GAFFARKHAN

3

Members of Desk Seviks Sangh greeting Khan Abdul gaffer khan and his Kudaikhidmetgar for their brave stand in their non-violent struggle for Indian independence forward 250 flags to be hoisted on provincial congress committee offices on 28th appealing to do away with the Purdah system and remit Rs. 800/- to start found for a girls school in the province.

000018393

11.12.1931

10982

NEW STATESMAN & NATION

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

2

Appreciating Gandhiji's conversations at Horrabin's the Editor promises to continue to deal with the Indian question in the same spirit and requests to see that their paper is let to he known to as many people in India as possible.

000018395

11.12.1931

10985

PEREG BENITO JAVIER VERDIA

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Appreciating Gandhiji's non-violent struggle for Indian independence the writer a mission journalist sues for a message for all Latin American peoples conveying necessity of disarmament.

000018422

11.12.1931

11002

SILENT FOLLOWSHIP, The

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Twenty-six members of the silent fellowship of Woodbrooke both males and females thinking collectively of Gandhiji in a long time of silence forward their sympathy and assurance to support in future with move understanding and deeper attection.

000018392

11.12.1931

10981

CAVIN, B.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A Swiss friends expressing greatest sympathy and admiration for Gandhiji's movement and work requests to recognise him as a partisan of India's independence and wishes him entire success.

000018294

11.12.1931

10890

WELLER, Charles Frederick

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

A Circular Letter dated 13-11-1931 addressed to fellowship leaders of faiths enjoying that Gandhiji would not be made show or an object of ideal curiosity but be welcome as spiritual Religious world leader copy to Gandhiji for comments.

000018396

12.12.1931

10986

SCHONHOLZER, Ernst

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

An Electrical Engineer of Zurich appreciating Gandhiji's memorable speech where in he commended dissolution of Swiss Military Army as the right token to fight for peace offers heartful thanks. e

000018397

12.12.1931

10987

MEHERALLY, Yusuf I.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Yusuf Meherally of Bombay Youth League introducing R. P. Masani's son Minocher as a Promising youth requests Gandhiji to speak to Mr. Masani Who is travelling with him not to mind his son's taking active part in congress work.

000018435

12.12.1931

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4

Statement of Hindu MahaSabha on Moslem demands. published under signature of Dr. Moonje the working President of the Sabha.

000027062

12.12.1931

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1

Pope refused to see Gandhiji as the Pope was engaged. Real reason was Gandhiji's scanty dress.

000018434

12.12.1931

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5

Pencil written of Gandhiji's speech and talk in Italy in Mahadev Desai's hand writing dealing with machinery Indian politics part played by women etc.

000018402

13.12.1931

10992

VASTO, Malaahimi (Prof.)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Prof. Vasto of Regia Uniuersit Delgi study of Rome forwards his greetings and good wishes.

000018363

13.12.1931

13695

ANDERSON & EDMUNDS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Reminding of his meeting Gandhiji with his sister Lucia that morning in the sweet home of General Moris presents a volume of his life's work for looking over on his way to India.

000018398

14.12.1931

10988

HISTORY & ARTS SNOTEWRES ASSO.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Offering milk in the ancient cup of 5th century B-6 as was offered to Rabindra Nath Tagore:

000023952

15.12.1931

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Photostats of autographs of G. and Malaviyaji.

000018399

16.12.1931

10989

CHATLANI, J. D.

10990

NAIDU, Sarojini (Mrs.)

2

Sending an urgent request to grace the occasion of founding Egypt India society by her presence during her short visit to Cairo. The society to be founded aiming at counter active the reactionary propaganda bred by men like Shaukat Ali in other Mohammedan countries (Reply:- will attend)

000018400

17.12.1931

10991

STUDENT OF MEDICAL COLLAGE

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Telegram in Arabic from the boys and girls of iiclass in Medical Collage conveying warm greetings wish Gandhiji conquest and defeat from nobody.( English translation accompanies)

000023065

17.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07638

HARRISON, Agatha (Miss)

1

Conveys personal news.

000029537

18.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08744

WEST, Ada (Devi) (Miss)

1

Appreciates her idea of going Muriel at Kingsley Hall. Gives general news.

000018428

18.12.1931

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1

Christmas good wishes from Dr. and Mrs. W. Hewly Warton.

000018429

18.12.1931

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4

Pritorial Christmas greetings presenting last photo of Jesus.

000026553

19.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10439

GANDHI, Manilal & Sushila

2

Your letter are mere slips. Mine also are short but that is for want of time. I may be arrested on reaching India. Then you may come if you can arrange matters there:

000018403

19.12.1931

10993

MAHARASTRA PANWL SOCIETY

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

It is postponed to 2nd January to await Gandhiji and working committees decision.

000018401

19.12.1931

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3

Translation of an Arabic article from `El-Gihad' of 19-12-1931 under heading "Revealing Secrets of those who want to digest the right of the weak nations "Italy and Gandhi....England Aggam" by Mohamed Tewfik DiabSubstance -Gandhiji and Sarojini Naidu are prevented from visiting Cairo by the letters of the steams company. uji

000018407

20.12.1931

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

In view of Mahatmaji's arrival on Monday suggests to take silence earlier on Sunday.

000022640

20.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

03252

FRIENDS

1

Thanks for the farewell letter.

000018404

21.12.1931

10294

ARISTARCHI, Efy (Princess)?

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

My deepest prayers and wishes follow you god keep India and her Mahatma.

000023027

21.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

07568

ALEXANDER, Horace G.

2

G. expresses in very endearing terms the services done by the correspondent when G. was in England.

000018406

22.12.1931

05606

MASTER U. P.

00546

DESAI, Mahadev Haribhai

1

enclosing a telegram and translation of an article in Arabic pays respects to Gandhiji

000018405

22.12.1931

10995

BHAGVANDAS, JADAVJI

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Traders of Camp Aden having best Rs.15000/- in the defaulting big firm of Venidas Nemhand requests Gandhiji to use his influence with them to get his own money returned otherwise the loss will mean a total ruin for him.

000018409

23.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

10380

REVASHANKAR JAGJIVAN JHAVERI

1

Nine including Swiss couple.

000018408

23.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

01057

PATEL, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

1

In reply to above Gandhiji called "Yes Noon".

000033172

23.12.1931

09777

CASTAGUINO, Carmelo

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Display musical composition of a few words in honour of Gandhiji written in Italian.

000018419

23.12.1931

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7

Memorandum regarding resettlement question in Andhra.

000018410

24.12.1931

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Contains Gandhiji's message ordeal of Fire and a leader by J. Prakasam concerning New Revenue rate in Godavari and Krishna Districts.

000018411

25.12.1931

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1

Have never been able to reconcile myself to the gaieties of the Christmas season so very inconsistent with life and teaching of Jesus. How I wish that America could had the way by devoting the season to a real moral stock taking and emphasising consecration to the service of mankind for which Jesus lived and died on the cross.

000018412

25.12.1931

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Gandhiji's talk with Christian friends on s. S. Pilsna on Christmas Day reproduced almost verbatim under heading "Jesus I Love"

000018424

27.12.1931

11003

BIRNKOLT, PAUL

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000018413

28.12.1931

05072

SATYAMURTI, S.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

3

Greeting and welcoming Gandhiji's safe return home desires to fix up an appointment with him to discuss the line of future action.

000027107

28.12.1931

10454

LEADERS OF HARIJANS

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Address by various bodies doing work of removal of untouchability.

000027063

28.12.1931

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1

The welcome was greater than the send off but Ambedakrites opposed it and there were rioting at different places.

000027083

28.12.1931

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Does not matter if a million men have to face bullets to attain swaraj.

000018416

29.12.1931

11000

ADIGAL, J.J.K. NITYANANDAM

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

 

000018414

29.12.1931

10998

HORRABIN, J. F.

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

Feeling gravely concerned about Indian views desires to be advised about true position and Gandhiji's position reminding at the same time of the promise Expects prompt and full information by cable and mail.

000018415

29.12.1931

10999

ALEXANDER, Horace G.& HARRISON, Agatha

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

1

Asking to send immediately authentic reports about present happenings and speeches and to arrange for regular dispatch of chief Indian periodicals. Asks whether it was the time for visit of friendly observers.

000028532

30.12.1931

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

08663

DESAI ,HARILAL GOVINDJI

1

Your employer I feel employed you to oblige your family you should not therefore leave his service except for cogent reasons.

000018417

30.12.1931

00619

NEHRU, Jawaharlal (Pandit)

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

2

He and Sherwani express regret that they could not see him Evinces concern about Kamala's health and his own letters to Indu lying some where in a drawer or a pigeon hole.

000018440

31.12.1931

11005

KANUBEN

00001

GANDHI, M. K.

6

A piteous letter of a Brahmin girl aged 21. devoted to National work and pledged to life-long celibacy even at the risk of life finding herself unable to withstand the harassments from husband and parents implores to Gandhiji to show her the best course to adopt.

000019316

31.12.1931

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Copy of 18852

000027073

31.12.1931

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A caricature:

000018439

31.12.1931

01424

ROLLAND, Romain

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1

Cutting form `The Nation' of Romain Rolland's letter to an American friend describing Gandhiji's visit

000018430

31.12.1931

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3

Good wishes for Christmas and the coming year from sir Bupendra Nath Mitra presenting motto of "Heaven's Light Our Guide".

000026987

31.12.1931

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2

Draft of a resolution to be passed by the working committee releasing Dr. Syed Mohmud for the Secretaryship and there by for the necessity of courting jail.