:19:00
Not always practised...
:19:01
...but it's something we Hindus
could learn a lot from.
:19:04
That's the kind of thing
you'll be seeking on this farm?
:19:06
Well, we shall try.
:19:08
Bad news, I'm afraid.
:19:10
They're going to change the pass laws.
:19:17
It's taken time...
:19:19
...but it needed to be done fairly.
:19:22
We didn't want to create an injustice
simply because Mr. Gandhi...
:19:25
...was abusing our
existing legislation.
:19:27
Just one moment, sir, please.
:19:32
I beg your pardon.
:19:35
But on a short trip...
:19:37
...I wouldn't spend too much time
on the Indian question, Mr. Walker.
:19:41
It's a tiny factor
in South Africa.
:19:45
Well, it is news at the moment.
:19:48
I plan to report on
the condition of the mines here...
:19:50
-...as well as the economy.
-Good.
:19:52
But I would like to meet
this Mr. Gand-eye.
:19:54
Gandhi.
:19:58
Of course.
We Westerners have a weakness...
:20:00
...for these spiritually inclined
men of India.
:20:04
But as an old lawyer,
let me warn you.
:20:07
Mr. Gandhi is as shrewd a man
as you will ever meet...
:20:10
...however otherworldly he may seem.
:20:13
But I'm sure you're enough
of a reporter to see that.
:20:15
I hope so.
Thank you for your time, sir.
:20:22
So it's not spiritualism
or nationalism.
:20:25
We're not resisting anything but the
idea that people can't live together.
:20:29
You see?
:20:31
Hindus, Muslims...
:20:33
...Sikhs, Jews...
:20:36
...even Christians.
:20:37
Mr. Walker of the New York Times.
:20:39
How you doing?
:20:42
Without a paper,
a journal of some kind...
:20:45
...you cannot unite a community.
:20:47
You belong to a
very important profession.
:20:53
And what do you think an important
professional should write...
:20:56
...about your response to
General Smuts' newest legislation?