London, Nov. 2.
The Joint Select Committee on Indian " Constitutional Reforms has now concluded its deliberations and formally presented its Parliament, both Houses of which today agreed to its simultaneous publication in India and Great Britain. the Premier, Don Alejandro Lerroux, jonly reluctantly promised that he would act in accordance with these directions.
'Senor Lerroux, who was visibly' moved, spoke, in 'Btling terms, of the President's patriotism and his' cordial attitude towards every citizen, It appears that the only offence of the Zi-year-old son of President Zamora was that he favoured Social ist tendencies and that he had sympathized with the insurrectionists, Young Zamora, now in the barracks 'According to present arrangements, {ts publication will occur on Noven= ber' 22.
Tt Is expected that the report will be considered by the Conservative Party at a. conference about. the: middle of December, as agreed by. Mr, Stanley Baldwin, leader of the arty, who occupies the post of Lord President of the Council in the
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