Simla, June 11.
The, Raj and the Government of Burma, says a communique issued here today, are anxious, if possible, to reach an agreed solution of var-108s problems relating to Indian im; migration into Burma. As a result of preliminary discussions both Gov. ernments are of the opinion that the stage has been reached where personal negotiations offer reasonable prospects of success, the communique adds.
The Raj has therefore accepted the al) invitation of the Government of Burma to send a delegation to Burma. The Indian delegation will be led by Parsir Girjashanker Bajpai, and the Burma delegation by Ru Saw, the Prime Minister.
The question of: Indian immigration into, before the pubs sad Ee ME come time: Even before the separation of Burma. from, India, the. Royal Com; mission of Labour suggested an enquiry into Indian immigration into Burma.—Reuter.
From Dairen From Hongkong Manila, June 11.
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Constabulary revealed oda Headquarters of the aaron received. a report that J fishermen had seized the Philippines-Vessels Sailing registered. commercial and fishing boat, Clover, after forcibly ejecting the crew, The incident was said to
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have taken place off the coast of Bulalagad island, near Cullen.
JARDINES. anes to of the vessel, said he had not been Sr. Juan Fabella of Manila, owner to Jardine. & Ca. Ltd, 27 ner feieht, or passe visage e ABRY Bund; Tel. 18: Mäthéson e informed of the incident, The Fisheries Division of the
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today Department of Agriculture was expected to send representatives to
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Cullen today to investigate the al.
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leged. seizure. The Japanese Con-
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as- sulate here assured the Common-passage, please ap TS and to Jardine, Mathe-wealth of its ce-operation in bringing Son & Ca. Lid, e Bund. Tel. 15290. about the arrest of any Japanese nationals involved,—United Press,
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