Cripps Must Not Fail.

Discusses the fate of British Cabinet Secretary Sir Stafford Cripps's mission for the settlement of discontent among Indians against the British government in India. Conditions for the settlement that the British but the Americans as well must understand that the end of white empire in Asia is reached; Information on the tenacious insistence by the Indian leaders that the passage of the United Nations to victory must be through the freedom of India; Fact that the British cannot be stripped of their military control; Likely possibility of the failure of the plan providing for the Balkanization of India; Availability of the solution that will place will place administrative control in an Indian civilian head, and actual operations in the hand of the British; Viewpoint of the American people regarding the Cripp's mission.