Vigil - An Independent Political Weekly Saturday April 8 1950

Whatever the nature of the agreement arrived at it is obvious that if it is not to go the way of similar agrements in the past it must be based on a frank recognition of the various possibilities of a peaceful and honourable solution of the tangle. [...] LETTER TO THE EDITOR HINDUS OF E. BENGAL The atrocities committed on the Hindus of East Bengal by the Muslim Leaguers of Pakistan and referred to by the Prime Minister of India in Parliament must upset the complacency of the most stolid believers in peace beween India and Pakistan. [...] when the Muslim League rfused to share responsibility This deadlock was resolved with the Congress the then only by the withdrawal of Viceroy Lord Wavell invited the foreigner and the partthe President of the Congress tion of the country. [...] It is not only the story of a young genius who chose to lead a life of dangerous adventure in preference to one of stability quiet and security but through the pages of the book is unfolded the poignant story of the Negro life in America-- their struggles humiliations and aspirations their patriotic love of America the only country they know and a notalgia for the unknown myteries of [...] Plebeian who has many friends among lackeys and therefore knows something about the respetive functions of the bacdoor and front-door in the mansions of the Great wecomes this assurance and hastens to assure the critics that the policy of back-door taxation of the common man and front-door protection of the privileged class is in coplete harmony with our goal of Ram-rajya.