Wth its last meeting, at Lahore, in December, 1929, the Indian National Congress has leapt into the prominence of front page news. Many things-the very name of "Congress," the annual election of a President, the setting apart of an "Independence Day," the apparent resemblance of the Stamp Act agitation with that against the Salt Tax-have led Americans to believe that they are seeing re-enacted the events of their own Revolution.