Condolence Over the Assassination of Gen. Aung San and his Colleagues in Burma

Title	Condolence Over the Assassination of Gen. Aung San and his Colleagues in Burma
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Pages	699-700

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His Excellency the Governor of Bombay, having Circulated the Note Below to his Colleagues and Ministers, has Asked that it Should be Attached to the Letter from the Government of Bombay, No. 1/161, dated the 13th August 1930, on the Recommendations of the Indian Statutory Commission
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