The Forum June 10 1924

The bureaucracy which is a subordinate branch of the British Government cannot be expected to to honestly work to the detriment of British indutries ; it has therefore rejected proposals for the nationalisation" of the steel industry ; the shaing of profits of the industry by the State as return for the protection extended to it ; the improvment of the conditions of labour engaged in th [...] It does not speak much of our political insight that a politician of the fame of Vithabhai Patel should have at last long only in this year of grace re24 grown concious of the of the poser of the foreign bureaucracy to put us "on the horns of a dilemma." At the rate which has taken the deputy leader of the Swarajya Party to realise the reality of thing. the hope of rousing a respectable number [...] As in the West so in the East and in India the leaders of thought and culture have agreed to accept the 1 position of intellectual galley-slaves of the masters of the economic life of the peoples' This is a well-known development in the evoltion of modern industrialism as we know from the following extract from a speech by the late Woodrow Wilson : ''The plans of the modern world are made in [...] Men that do the business of the world now shape the destinies of the world the country is dominated by the capital ivested in it." And the experiences of Woodrow Wilson's own country 'God's own country" the land of the free illustrate the truth of his propsition laid down above. [...] priately used—In Step with the Empire--which describes the activities of the Society among "the men in the long shack" against the background of the prairies of western Canada the forests of British Columbia or the bush of Australia.