INDIA AND WORLD PEACE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20090, 20 November 1930, Page 13

INDIA AND WORLD PEACE.

THB iDITOa oy THE PABS3. : an i sure that such a keen inWleet as "Anti-Humbug" appreciates tie lull tie humbug of fighting a ia Which some thirty millions lost tt- lives and some fifty thousand ion ponnds' worth of property was •jfroyed in order "to make the world • e ' or democracy'' and then ourselves ®po«ng an alien Government on over hundred millions of people. He alto appreciate the further humbug eent?t®Y?' o,^r disarming the defeated _*» Powers and then spending more Sff 6w ®elves than ever on our own Equipment after "a war which ' j t ™ end war » '®Sbn!» eCa j' e to see both these tS"-?p* e ?. ®<i' and, because I believe 4ajni»«« . a ' 8 freed from foreign dittnn be found easier to «S. that I Point out the Oatfft nc ® * India to World Peace, fcsrtml ® r itain has withdrawn allL -ffl °®t of other people's terrifc® abt*> lll j r own borders, she will •lH'lik*«| 0 5 voluntarily herself what j helped to make the centrn t ?*,. involuntarily, viz., dis"'Stißn.* 6 unless this disbn»» . ~e om® s speedily "Anti-Hum-Moa e*-? ■ °' u 8 civilians will be *is something we will - the sense to try to its resources exist for n? se a " ear th's infamy Tkt orm one common e ?P , ®ijed { 1 biology must be IoW I*. a economic and political j aof history is: "Woe WcnM v-* 0 their neighbour what to tii jf ct to their neighbour I h n ?; 0n other hand, ♦si>! §ood evidence that, ***' *3l tiJ. I^ ence an< * goodwill, we in peace and °®*ever. ;• ; P e& ce and quietness, • "•Beoee without the in- " "ot aleo if„ , e goodwill. Surely that M '""nbugf-Ycurs, etc., B t.AUtt». » N. M. BEL/L. November 19th, 1930.