Onward 7th December 1933

Nothing would tend more to thin down the raCiks of the idealistic dreamers than a p t in the administration of the country in recovering the Ian -1 the morass of depression. [...] istible spell of the lure of bread and the lure of money —the Call of the Mosque or the Call of the Temple does nut reach the ears of those that have been from time immemorial accustomed to run into each other's throat in sheer religious bigotry. [...] But the result: to the injured person's pocket is absolutely the same." Now the welwishers of the country have slowly realised the evil effect of the large-scale industry. [...] This is a peaceful family ; there the purity of the character and there is the tie of affection and the bliss of which 'nothing else demands the preservation of the cottage industries. [...] The bad effect of the present organisation of the cottage industries under the control of the mahjan's and beparis' resulting in the low wages of the workers cannot be exaggerated.