Religion: Inch by Inch
For the first time a U.S. religious organization has been permitted to send food to the Bengal famine victims (TIME, Nov.1). The U.S. Government last week told the American Friends Service Committee that it may ship to India some 20,000 cases of evaporated milk (value: $100,000) to be distributed cooperatively by Hindu, Mohammedan and Christian agencies.
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