Modern Review May 1942

President has witnessed the use ant fall of Empires and can boast of a culture andreivilie‘ lion from the time of the Vedas —this city of Lahoie may justly feel proud of being one of the first to pay its respectful homage to the memory of that great eoul in so fitting a manner. [...] It in in the interesta of Britain and of the future peace of the world to shift the bonds from that of power to !how of mutual interest an soon nn ststeemanhip can cotrive. [...] The main resolution reoonimended to Provincial Governments the initiation of detaded programines of work for the "grow more food campaign." The resoltion inter tuft appeals to Provincial Governments to make arrangements to ensure the availability of adequate supplies of seed for suitable varieties of crop and for the supply of manure and to improve the existing water supplies and give liberal [...] With a view to countering any apprehension that the drive for increased food production might result in such an augmentation of output us seriously to affect the saleability of the crops the Conference recommended to the Government of India to undertake in such cicumstancts to buy such quantities of foodstuffs in the open market as would prevent any serious deteriortion in the level of pric [...] the Goiernor hereby prohibits the further publetitm.ale tar distribution of the Viieunine newspaper." The order relates to an offending article published in the item of the paper of April 21.