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The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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On Sept. 12, the British announced the list of Indian delegates for the Oct. 20 Round Table Conference in London, including princes, various religious groups, officials, and capitalists, but excluding Gandhi's leaders, following government policy.
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LONDON, England, Sept. 12,—The official list of British representatives in India who are to attend the "Round Table Conference," Oct. 20, has been announced. They include ten Indian princes, 22 Hindus, 15 Moslems, 2 Sikhs, one Parsee, one Buddhist and one Christian. In the list are the government emissaries to Gandhi, Sir Tej Bahadur and M. R. Jayakar, and a varied assortment of government officials and capitalists. Two women are included, one of whom is wife of the chief minister of Madras. The names of the British delegates have not been announced.
None of the Gandhi leaders are invited, the government following consistently the policy of not exposing the fact that they are misleaders of the Indian masses.
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India
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Sept. 12
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none of the gandhi leaders are invited
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The official list of British representatives in India attending the Round Table Conference on Oct. 20 has been announced, including ten Indian princes, 22 Hindus, 15 Moslems, 2 Sikhs, one Parsee, one Buddhist, one Christian, government emissaries to Gandhi Sir Tej Bahadur and M. R. Jayakar, government officials, capitalists, and two women including the wife of the chief minister of Madras. The names of the British delegates have not been announced. The government policy excludes Gandhi leaders.