Changking, Mar. 4.
it Stafford Cripps, the Brit Leftist leader arrived here esterday afternoon by air from Urumuehl, the capital of Sinkiang province. During his visit to Chinese Turkestan, he said to have conferred with prominent Chinese and Soviet officials.
Atter calling upon Gen. Chiang Kaishek this afternoon, Sir Stafford. is expected to leave by air for Hongkong tomorrow afternoon. After Hong kong he will visit Shanghai, Jo (Canada and the United States, to pole his round.the-world journey.
Sir Stafford lew from Chungking to Hami on February 6, then he pro: ceeded by alr to Urumuchi, Heavy snow, and a terrify sandstorm at Hami delayed his return to Chung: king.
He arrived in China from England via India and Rangoon in January, Before his departure for Sinkiang, Sir Stafford Cripps also visited Chenglu. where "he addressed a
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nee ePeralive society The original headquarters of Huang's forces was in Chinghai north of Swatow, but this point 1s claimed by a pro-Chungking report to have been recaptured by the Chinese. In fact, Muang was said to have been arrested by the Japanese or killed by his followers, but reliable messages say he is quite alive and very active. Seventeen years ago. he was in command of troops In south Fukien in the name of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and knows the conditions there very well. Hence hie is utilized by the Japanese to ex-plait that province,
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