India To-morrow Saturday 14th May 1932

And it should be mentioned that the greed of the western" trained doctor for fees and his indifference for the poor are causes that stand in the Way of the ordinary people really benefitting by the existence of the lehospitals and dispensaries in the rural areas. [...] A large share of the cost of their education has been borne by the Peasants of the land for it is the taxes paid by them that enable the government and the other agencies to maintain our schools and colleges. [...] Next came the prohibitive American tariffs the loss of much of her silk and other trade the world depression the effect of the Chinese boycotts the painful and constant reminder of her low standard of living as compared with that of the West and her serious lack of resources in land coal iron and oil coupled with a rapidly increasing population without outlet in her ovecrowded islands. [...] The writer was present at the capture of 1\Iukden and at the beginning of the trouble that led to the bombing of Shanghai. [...] The Chief of the General staff is a prince of the bloo l and the army is under the leadership of a strong fascist group.