The Calcutta Weekly Notes January 2 1950

A question has been raised by the Soviet bloc in the United Nations that the indepedence of Indonesia is a make-believe that Indonesian leaders have (as in the instance of agreeing to continued Dutch rule over New Guinea) betrayed their people's iterest and that Dutch imperialism serving the interests not only of itself but of particularly the world's most avid and powerful State to-day—t [...] The Members of the As the Profession knows SANJIVA ROW" stands Hon 'ble Profession Bench and Bar wothd do well for precision penfection and the topical analysis and therefore to order for a copy of the book now. [...] The duration of the Lords' veto is now limited to two sessions only and to a period of one year and one month dating from the second reading of a Bill in the Commons in the first session. [...] The introduction of the Bill gave rise to an attempt by Party leaders meeting in conference to find a radical solution of the Second Chamber problem by entirely alteing the nature of the House of Lords. [...] Agreement to abolish the hereditary basis of the House was reached but despite all efforts at mediation by Viscount Samuel the I iberal leader the conference failed to agreon the length of the delaying power.