Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 35

MISSIONS IN INDIA HELD UNMENACED Gandhi Opposes Only Tac- tics, Declares C. F. An- | drews, Biographer. By Cable to The Star. LONDON, England, April 30.—Legit- | imate Christian missions in India are not menaced by Mahatma Gandhi or the nationalist movement, C. F. An-| drews, famous missionary, biographer of | Gandhl and friend of Sir Rabindranath Tagore, declared today. The mahatma’s rsmarks on have alarmed churchmen, bishop even lh espec! tians, who have invested millions in In- dian colieges, hosp and today corry on a half of all Indian missicnary enterprises. Om:uscd. The bearded English missionary, who, more than any other living Westerner | enjbys Indian frieddship’ and confi- dence, says that Gandhi merely op- | poses the tactics of some missionaries combining proselytism and ice. He objects to compuls struction in schools and terday. tor, according to Mr. Andrews “Voluntary Bible classes and non- compulsory preaching by nurses and evangelists in hospitals are not con- | demnsd by Gandhi, who is not an enemy of missions, as distorted remarks published abroad seem to suggest,” Mr. Andrews said. “Any Christian mission carried on with fairness and sincerity will not be condemned by him. “Resolutions proposed by Gandhi and unanimously adopted at the Karachi Congress last March provide that any new Indian_government shall guarantee | by statute " absolute _religious freedom | and that the state shall favor no par- | ticular religion. Under such & consti- | tution it would be impossible to expel | any missionary. | Equality of Untouchables. “The Karachi resolutions also recog- | nized the equality of the untouchables with every one else in the eyes of the | law and politics, so it is preposterous to suggest that Gandhi would penalize untouchables by withdrawing the Chris- tian missionaries or become the cham- | pion of the high-caste Hindus. “Gandhi, however, warns the Chris- tians against employing unfair methods | of proselytism. Every missionary so- clety working in India should scrupu- lously revise its program, eliminating | everything suggestive of bribery or com- | pulsion to get people to become Chris tians.” Mr. Andrews contemplates anothes ¥isit to the United States in the Au tumn, when he has completed his third | book on Gandhi and a volume on reli- glon. He has just returncd from South | Africa, where he succeeded in blocking | ‘Transvaal legislation segregating In-| dians, which threatened bad biood in | India and other parts of the empire. (Copyrig! 1931.) e THEATER GUILD BEGINS | WORK ON O’NEILL’S PLAY | —_— | “Mourning Becomes Electra” Is in | Three Volumes and Will Re- quire Three Nights to Play. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 30 —Eugene O'Neill's new play, three thick lumes, arrived from Tours, France, yesterday and the Theater Guild has begun prepa- | rations for its production in IhP Fall. | It is a trilogy, entitled “Mourning | Becomes Electra,” to require three nights to play. The three plays call for the| same actors, as the principal characters run through each of the plays. | The action of. the trilogy. save for | an act of the second p\a\ takes place | in & New England seaport shortly after | the close of the Civil War, The one change of scene is an act in the second play, which is placed on the deck of I clipper ship. There are 22 roles in all three plays, with 10 characters in the first, 12 in the second and 10 in the third. Each part of the trilogy is a play of normal Jength and each is said to be a complete play, so that the audience may view any one of the trilogy without being dependent upon seeing the other two plays. O'Neill is still at his chateau in Tours, France. It is expected he will return here when rehearsals begin Some time next Winter he plans to set- tle on a plantation in Virginia. V. SACCARDI TO SPEAK | Will Appear Before Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park Body. Vincent Saccardi Metropolitan Life I address the meeting of the Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park Citizens' As- sociation Monday night at 8 o'clock at | St. Alban’s Parish Hall, Wiseonsin and Massachusetts av A new constituti is propeged to r will be discussed at the meeting, along with the city which Mr. manager of. the nce Co. will under which it | A% il oo /222100 24, fi‘ | Treatment Songht by V:chm Lo- |tell her that a dog which had bitten | her two weeks ago had developed rabies, JAPANESE AT MONTREAL Imperial Pair Welcomed by State Secretary of Dominion. MONTREAL, Quebee, April 30 (#)— Prince and_Princess Takamatsu arrived in Montreal last night and were greeted by provincial and city officials. The | Victorla Rifles of Canada, one of the | oldest_established regiments in the Do- | minion, in pre-war dress, provided the | guard of honor at the station. Official welcome was extended by Hon. C. H. Cahan, secretary of state of the Dominion of Canada. He will be host at a_state banquet this evening given in the hotel where the royal honey- mooners are Sufl}hl‘ RADIO WARNS WOMAN BITTEN BY MAD DOG cated After Several Days in Adirondack Town. By the Associated Press. CASTLETON, N. Y., April 30.—Mrs, Anna Smith, for whom search was made in Adirondack communities to was seeking treatment against the mal- ady today. A radio broadeast from station WGY, at Schenectady, carried the message of the fate of the dog to her as she was visiting a store at Newcomb. about 70 miles north of Glens Falls, N. Y., yes- Mrs. Smith, with her husband, Gil- bert Smith, hurried to Glens Falis, where she consulted Dr. Virgil D. Sel- leck. health officer. The physician ex- amined the wound and found it prac- tically healed. He warned her that the | germs of hydrophobia might be present and advised her to take the Pasteus| treatment. 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