Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1948 — Page 16

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Gandhi's Wife Died During Late War, Writer Recalls

Chose to Stay With Husband During Trying Days of British Confinement By JAMES DANIEL, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Feb, 2--There was a Mrs. Gandhi, too.

When Aniericans began arriving in numbers in India, in 1943, she and her husband and his secretaries were under security arrest

H the by the British, occupying one of the Aga Khan's palaces at Poona.

ill be x drugged today heads, the British released him. I met Mr. Gandhi soon after near| uAranAos. Bombay, where he had gone to, 8

t Early in 1044, fearing that Mr. Gandhi's death would be on their

I wt On a rubble-stone wall enclosing 4/the plot of blackened ground where a few weeks before .the

(recuperate from dysentery. tended his prayer services an once accepted an Invitation to {dinner at his house.

Never Saw Her

| frail, flower-decked body of a [tired old woman had been laid fon a pyre and cremated. "What

{died during those last months of hi's mind at that moment can be {her voluntary imprisonment, surmised from what he once iwhich she had chosen in prefer. Wrote: 4 {ence to separation from her nus: Gandhi Was 13 band. The day they let him go,! “It is my painful duty to record Mr. Gandhi slipped away from the fact of my marriage at the his friends find guards and re- age of 13. I can see no moral entered the prison ground. | justification for such an early They found him inside, leaning marriage. I was married, rot betrothed.” " Mrs. Gandhi—Kasturba was her name-—was slightly younger at that time. Mr, Gandhi had looked forward to his wedding as an opportunity to wear fancy clothes, eat rich food and march in procession. Someone had given him a batch of penny books, which he was not of an age to understand, enjoining piety and

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