The Calcutta Review An Illustrated Monthly (Third Series) June 1936

The supporters of the League of Nations will forget the scandal and Italy be rewarded for the killing of the popultion of Ethiopia. [...] While the representatives of the Great Powers in the reagne of Nations are engaged bartering with Mussolini as to the price of peace at the expense of Ethiopia the Little Powers are beginning to realise that they have fallen cfutof the frying-pan into the fire with the League of Nations. [...] Four headings will be considered in discussing the classroom method to be used in developing rand niaintaiping health behavior 254 THE CALCI-TTA REVIRW DUNE in encouraging the growth of right 'attitudes and in giving the pupil the information he needs now and will need in the future concerning the maintenance of health for the individual the community and the race: (1) the recitation period (2 [...] The cause of this remarkable development of the Indo-Japanese trade may be found in the fact that with the progress of industrialisation of the country Japan has come to realize the importance of India as a source of raw materials for her industries and a market for her manufactured goods. [...] With the development of our idilustry and trade the importance of raw materials in the import list and that of manufactured gobds in the export list has increased at the sacrifice of the importance of finished goods in the import list and that of raw materials in the export list.