The Calcutta Weekly Notes November 26 1945

We referred last week to the policy pursued by the British Crown and Parliament on the assumption of the Government of India by the Crown after the Indian Mutiny. [...] The policy of the British Crown has been to bury the bitter memories of the past and inaugurate a campaign of amity and appeasement. [...] Casey went to the scene of the incident after the firing but he did not see his way to lifting the ban on the students moving towards sacrosanct Dalhousie Square though on Thurday after more young lives were sacrificed the ban was actually lifted and the procession went by the Square without incident. [...] It is a disgusting phenomenon which the argument that the Nazis' victims in the cogives point to the historic characterisation of the centration camp were the dregs of the ghettos.British as the world's prize hypocrites. [...] in We notice with deep regret the sudden dthe case of an alienation by a de jure guardian mise on the 16th September last after a very not for the benefit of the minor the guardian acts short illness of Mr.