Much importance is attached in cles privately for the Hindu and Bfoslem differences.
The Burma sub-committee ow authorized ite chairman, Earl Russell, to embody its conclusions in report for presentation to the iter next week. The wedge of the desire of the was expressed as favouring a resolution asking the! British Government to make a pub-announcement regarding acceptance of the principle of separation and stating that prospects of th constitutional advance of Burma as a part of British India towards responsible government will not. prejudiced by the separation of, the two countries.
It should be explained in this connection that the Government! preserves an open regarding the nature of Burma's future constitution and that the matter will be fully considered by the Round-Table conference, which it is suggested should meet in London for! that purpose at a later date, and at which delegates will have the chance to express freely their] opinions on the constitutional issue.
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