1941-06-17 — Page 29

THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 17, 1941.

INDIA AND GIVES HOME TO TIRED MEN TO

BURMA

INDO-BURMA TRADE PRO- BLEMS HAVING BEEN SOLVED BY NEGOTIATION AND SIGNA- TURE OF THE RECENT INDO- BURMA TRADE

PACT. THE

TION OF THE PROBLEM OF INDIAN IMMIGRATION,

WORKERS

IN THEIR BIG Georgian house situated in STAGE IS SET FOR THE SOLU- beautiful grounds, wealthy Mrs. Beviss-Bond, wife of an Army major, and her daughter wait at table each night on eight munition workers who are their guests.

The arrival of n delegation headed by Mr. Bajpai, Viceroy's

Councillor, to this end has arous-

ed the keenest interest.

Mrs. Beviss-Bond's husband and her two sons are all serving with the Army in the East. Her The Riot Enquiry Committee of daughter's husband is in the Navy. 1938 traced the disturbances partly to the "apprehensions of the Burmans at the presence the lare number of Indians in

Burma."

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are or

on

war

"Week-ends is the only time

SMASH AN INVASION

Tough Troops Used

In Practice