The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
INDIA WORKERS
STRIKE, PROTEST
TORY COMMITTEE
Vote Money to Aid the
Chinese Revolution

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money were provided for this pur-
pose. 1t is hoped that the sending of
the Ambulance Corps will counteract
the anti-Chinese moves of the British
officials.
Unity between the Hindus and the
Mohammedans at the Congress was
ensured by preliminary unity con
vehtion where the two warning
religious factions signed peace pact
to arbitrate their differences and
present ali united ront to the British
imperialists.
Besides the delegates from India
proper, which represent practically
all the major political divisions, there
are delegates from Oeylon and
Brahma. Among the delegates are:
Mahatma Gandhi, Pandit Motilal
Nehru, N. C. Kelkar, Shrinivas Iyen-
gar, Lala Lajput Raj, the Hindu dele
gate to the International Labor Con-
ference at Geneva, Annie Besant, and
Sarojini Naidu.
uanlmI Dound BY Congress.
Inc decisions vi tIie Congress are
l.lanua.ory on ali CHe ueIegaJes VINO
lIicIuue lnost vi the leaders III the
country, ana lncy WllI De carried out
W lmmense na.4on-Wloe aIIIeu organl-
zaUIOnS. 1ana,1la Ganuhi mas aIreauy
ueC.areu tIiat his pouucaI COIL
sclence is III tne heepnIg Oh the Cun-
sIcss ana uhat ne VIII be bound. by
,ne.tever ln~s,aures Une Congress ae-
c4ueS 70 take.
IIahIm hunaI Khan, a Mohamme-
uan and PRESIDENT OF the AIl-IndIa
4SdUIOnai4sC Congress, mas declared
InaG uItu rUulIu UaDle conference IN
which indian statesmen are invited
~ participate as p1enlpotenClarlea is
called Dy Lne DtILI5u, or until COM
/ 4Aisslon with a niaJoriCy OF Indlans on
equal terms WIN the British Is SET
up, the All-Inaa Nationalist Congress
viii not take any part IN the WORK OF
the statutory Commission.
british Resist.
The British officials are reported to
De stuDDofhiy opposed TO coming "
Germs with Inc An-Lndla NATIONALIST
Congress. 1T is beneved Inau the
DaIawin government, empoldened by
It's success in defeating the BRUSH
General Strike ana counting on the
support of the reactionary leaders OF
vile independent Labor Party are de-
verlnlneu TO put up stlff resistance
| "a Thp il-InnI4
.Ionanst Congress.
BOMBAY, by MALL What In
dams think OF The Simon Commission
and the Labor members JnereoI
might be Illustrated by Thousand ex-
tracts from the Press here. The fol-
lowing extracts are TYPICAL
! "Uur Labor friends in Parliament
roundiy condemn the exclusion OF IN
dams from the Commission, Sbut Uy
long experience we know that the La
Dor rarity is a broken reed for US 70
lean upon; otherwise would it nave
allowed two of it's members to accept
places on the Commission?
"Once again let it be remembered
that our salvation lies in our own
! hands. The Hindu.
"The solid phalanx of Tory gentle
men are in the delightful posirIon of
finding that their Liberal opponents
are their friends along with a few
Labour Imperialists in the great sport
of humiliating India"
India is not so servile as to be con-
tent with the right of making repre-
sensations to the Commission-the
Committee trick is nothing more.
India insists on a determining
voice, and not the voice to beg. Let
the Labor Party make no mistake
about that" bombay Chronicle.