London, Jan. 8.
Except fur the statement on the Government's policy which the Donald, on Tuesday, the Prime Ramsay Mac-Burma' Round Table Conference concluded its work with a plenary Session to-day.
A resolution was unanimously adopted expressing gratitude tothe King. It stated "At the conclusion of the con ference summoned to consider the lines of a constitution for Burma, separated from India, the delegates would wish to assure Your Majesty, if such assurances were required, that they and the people of Burma yield to none in unfaltering loyalty Your Majesty and Your Majesty's A resolution adopting the report expressed the hope that, as it corded the opinions of all the -parties represented and registered a substantial measure of agreement, it would serve the purpose for whielt the conference was cal Concluding the general discussion, the chairman, Lord Peel, to whose services' many appreciative refer: ences were made by the delegates, expressed the view that perhaps some of the delegates had con-outrated their attention too much, fon the safeguards and controls served for the Governor and had not sulfciently realised the enormous transfer of actual control of business which, under the constitu tion foreshadowed, must come. to
people. the Burmese Government and The' great" range of provnciat and central subjects, he' said, ins volved a tremendous weight of fresh responsibility upon Burm: legislature "and executive, in come parison with which the' so-called controls and safeguards shrank into lets importance—Wireless through
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