Modern Review November 1943

down that the proposed ch rages should be mode within the framework of the British Commonwealth The authors take their stand on Clause 3 of the Atlantic Charter and demand immediate abrogation of the Crown COIOny tvsterit and substitution of repowntative Brailsford's "Subject India" Government for ten years to be succeeded thereafter The American edition of the book Subject by resronsible Governm [...] (2) As the movement of food-giains from Calcutta to the districts affected by the emergency is one of the main difficulties to be dealt with H. E. the Commandein-Chief has agreed to make available to the Bengt! Goverment a Major-General with considerable expercove of work of this kind to assist them in improving and operating a suitable movement system (3) The Viceroy will ask the Command [...] the mercy of the black been neglected in the past and even at the lead to the provinces. [...] in the matter ? Would such a thing have been passible In the result the Seieions Judge held that the or have been tolerated for one day or hour if the appellant in this cue applied and the reform! of the people -who actually suffered had been the masters of licence was illegal on the part of the licensing officer the Government who were the masters of the Police' and that the appellant could no [...] removal of the political deadlock and the effective and From the very beginning of this war the successful prosecution of the war are inextricably bound up.