The Radical Humanist Formerly Independent India - Organ of the Radical Humanist Movement April 24 1949

It is also essential for given the appalling poverty of the vast majority of the 'people the social issues are bound to come to the surface with the recesion of the communal passions in the background. [...] 16 long as you are prepared to make sacrifices for the sake of the moral sanction and in the inteests of the country the future of the country is assured." There is no question of challenging the motives behind the utterance. [...] Is is a well-known fact that the response of the industrialists to the policies and measures of the Government has been far from satisfactory notwithstanding the efforts of the latter to appease them. [...] The White Paper ends by %toting from a speech of the President two years ago : " The third requisite of peace is free and full exchange of knowledge ideas and information among the peoples of the earth." The final list of sponsors of the Conference—after removal of the names of many who were hoodwinked into sponsorship and baVe now withdrawn—was published in the New York Times. [...] The armistice was not yet signed: Immediately on the arrival of the Germans the French Communists got in touch with the Nazi occupation authorities and started negotiations for the reappearance of the party organ which had been banned since the day of I the Soviet-German Pact.