The annual Conference of the! European Association which was taeld last. week is a. reminder that there never "was 4 time when such an organization was needed more than it is to-day, for during the post-war years the Swarajist agitation and the rapidly changing conditions resulting therefrom have reacted enormously upon the status of the European community in India and there is a reali danger that as a minority their rights are endangered. There is no doubt that the association is not only an essential factor for] the maintenance of British rights but it is also a necessary instrument for moulding and expressing Britis'
British' minorities the Association includes amongst its aims the "practical recognition of kinship with the Anglo-Indian and domiciled come munity and the fostering of a rela-of cordiality and co-opera tion with those Indians who are working constructively for the good of India."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.