Bombay, Nov. 27.
Mr. Jinnah, leader: of the "Independent Party in the -Legislative 'MMasembly, interviewed by Reuters ssponient, declared that Indi seodld not share in the work of the Statutory Commission in any form cor'nt any time, because the fact Mhat there was no Indian on. the Commission made it a complete netus as a partner sh commonwealth of New Delhi, Nov. 27, "The Working Com) Gentral Khilafat Committee, to-day, adopted two resolutions, the first to present an address of welcome to "the Amir of Afghanistan at Bom-chay on his forthcoming visit -and the second to support a complete Yooyeott of the Indian Statutory Decisions of the Trades Union Con-ress Cawnpore, Nov. 28, "The Indian session of the Trades Union Congress, at which British TWU.C, delegates were present, to-oda resolution "in favour} of demanding a revision of the Workmen's Compensation Act, a '48shour week, and the boycotting of the Statutory Commission—Reuter,
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