"India and the Far Eastern Conflict" was the -subject of a very thoughtful and interesting lecture given by Mr. Edwin Howard before a guished company at the East India Association meeting at Caxton Hall recently.
Incidentally, one of his audience was Mr. Haward's eldest son just back from a training cruise as a naval cadet and shortly to undergo the crucial test of his examination for the Na Since he resigned the editorship of the "North-China Daily News" Mr. Howard has taken charge of the Indian section of "Great Britain and the East". His long former association with India naturally enabled him to see subject his from all points of view. ly cannot appreciate the steadfastness which enables Great Britain in, her strength to proceed calmly with constitutional progress in India when the rest of the world including the Far East, is torn by the ambitions of war-lordism rampant.
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