The Archive · 1931

British Delegate Repudiated

Calcutta, Jan. 18, BMry W. L, Travers, president of the European Association here, in a letter to the "Statesman" en-horses Journal's complaint British India delegate at the Round Table Conference in London, has failed ta represent British opinion in India, in advocating responsible governs ment for India with a central administration.

Mr, Travers repudiates the views expressed by Mr. Jones and say@ he is ready to resign if the Europ~ can Associt AA meeting of the ciation here has passed unanimously supporting the attitude of the president, Mr. W. L, Travers, who recently wrote to the Calcutta Statesman" supporting the view off that journal that Mr. Gavin Jones, British India delegate at the Round Table conference in London, had failed to represent British opinion India in advocating responsible government for India with a central

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