Hankow, Nov. 28.
The British Charge 'AMuires, Mr.
Howe, accompanied by the majority of the staff of the British Embassy, arrived here from Nanking yesterday afternoon aboard the British gunboat Bee.
The Uniled States gunboat Luzon arrived almost atthe same time, bringing the American Ambassador, Mr. Nelson Johnson, and the majority of the American Embassy staff, Meanwhile, the Chinese Foreign Office has "established temporary, foflices in the Administration Building of the Third Special District or the former British Concession. The Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang Chun ul, ig at present staying at Changsha, where he intends to remain for 'a-fow days before coming to Hankow.
tis understood that if Hankow attacked, the Foreign Office will move " into' Szechuen, _probably establishing otices at" Chung-
Soviet OMeiais in tiankow Hankow, Nov. 23.
Part of the Soviet Embassy staff arrived here from Nanking yester~ day aboard the s, Kiang Sinn. Mrs, Bogomoloff, wife of the Soviet Ambassador who is still in Moscow, came with the party. M. Melamede, the Charge "Affaires, however, is
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