It is believed that the Joint Parliamentary Conimittee's "delierations on the Government's White Paper proposals for the new Indian Constitution will come to an end Hine Ya that month the Bar time for the report to be ready
Willingdon wil be azviving in London on the four months' leave which he is taking under the statutory jon for. that holiday. Lord ceedingly useful to the Government.
don's presence will be ex: Te may even be more useful we the miscrvative Party. A. large. see tion of the members of that Party, Who profess to be hostile to the White Paper, have been at som pains to express their satisfaction with Lord Willingdon. This does snot include the. "Moming Post" which has been deeply disappointed At the Viceroy's recent reference. to Dominion Status. Lord Willing: don, inthe days when he was an active politician, was a member of the Liberal Party. But much water Yas flown under English bridges since hes Thomas sat frst for Hastis then for Bodmin as a Liberal mem-Der of the House of Commons. He was a whip in the administrations of Bir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and 'Mr. UH, Asquith in 1905 and 1908, respectively. Towlay his Liberalism has' probably. diverged. considerably fron that of Me. Lloyd George oF even Sir John Simon, So it is more than likely that his Judgment on the the Joint Parliamentary Committee's indian proposals, as amenable by recommendations may" commend. self for consideration by a good pro. Portion of the Conservative dissen= fients, if not by the desperate group. which taker its cue from Lord Lloyd and Sir "Henry Page-Croft. Lord Willingdon's visit, in, short, may Play an, important" part in solving the. problem of the present Cor servative split over Indi
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