America, India And The

Philippines

IDO wish that our United States would abandon the “holier than thou” atti tude toward India (writes Mr. A. C.

Rowland, of Papeete).

We shall not have heard the last of thd Philippines when we have withdrawn from -that archipelago. The optimists who believe that the war-like Mohamme dan Moro people of the southern islands will remain supine under the rule of the Mestizo politicians at Manila, are defi cient in their knowledge of human nature.

The India Congress Party has sent an army of clever, highly-paid propagan dists to the States and, as usual,, America’s believing citizenry accept eagerly anything, however fantastic, about a distant country.

The persistent popular belief in a Utopia on the South Sea Islands, is an excellent example.