Chungking, Oct. 9.
It is not yet possible to say how long Sir Archibald Kerr, the British Ambassador fo China," will bè able tò stay in Chungking, His visit, however, will probably last at least one month. Sir Archibald arrived here two days ago, by air from Hongkong.
Mr. H, I, Prideaux-Bruno, who is in charge of the British diplomatic mission here, is leaving for Kunming. During his absence, Mr, W. G. Hayter, the Second Secretary of the Embassy, will take his post.
Hope that the British Government would prove the repeated assurances that its "Far Eastern policy remains unchanged" by deeds, was expressed today by the "China Times" in an editorial on ' British Far Eastern policy, The Chinese newspaper expressed concern over reports that Great Britain was requesting resumption of the Anglo-Japanese Round Table Conference at Tokyo, The "China Times" urged the British Government to reconsider its attitude in view of the following facts:
1. China will not abandon her resistance.
2. China will be sbie to win the war the end; and 3. There can be no lasting peace in the world unless there is a free and independent China.—Reuter.
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