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Sing-chin dealing' withthe defence' ProvineesDomel iaal nan, Kwangtung' and" Kwangst Chinese in Mission to Burma Return Chungking, Oct, 5.
Three members of the Chinese official delegation, which discussed with the Burmese' authorities matters pertaining to Chinese immigration to Burma, have returned from Rangoon ducing' the week-end.
They are; Mr. Tu Yun-tan, Direc-for of the Treaty Department of the new York Post"
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