Modern Review December 1940

M. RI Again : If the Seeretrux of State and the Viceroy had from the outset of the iv& taken the line that the prosecution of the war must engage the whole of their attention and all constitutional issues must await itf victorious coelution for consideration or solution the millions who have been making willing sacrifices to help in the proscution of the war would not have uttered a word of [...] The Secretary of the Bengal Provincial (7ongres.4 Committee him received u letter from the Office Secrtary of the All-India Congress Committee -toting that the latter hits received from thirteen members of the Berme Congresiii Ptirliamentary Party application form signed by them as also the amount of subscription for renewing their membership of the Co►gre for the next year. [...] The Office Secretary of the C. L. tits written to the Secretary of the B. P. C. C. tb /Ike necesfary steps to have their natnet entered on the roll of the primary members for the next year. [...] The Sind Observer in the course of a leading article on the mission of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad to Sind Says : " In a province so notorious for its vagaries and so full of ourptutes and uncertainties the Congress President by his tactful handling of the various elements-compoing the legislature and the Ministry has evolved' a measure of unity understanding and goodwill among them for which the [...] "For us who are responsible for shaping the policy of the universities it would be well to remember the prophetic words of a great thinker that it would be a. most deplorable thing to make the price of education for our youths the surrender of the years of the greatest initiative and enthusiasm and of the hope and capacity for great deeds to rigid surveillance or to the work of acquisition alone.