Chungking, Sept. 28 The British Embassy and Consulate-General will move their otices from the south bank of the Yangtze River opposite Chungking to their former premises on Consular Lane in the city early next month, i is authoritatively Extensive repairs will be neces: sary as the offices were badly dam. faged by bombings. The residence of the. Consul-General was demolished.
"The British Ambassador, Sir Archilvald Clark Kerr, is staying in a ree sidence on a hill'in a western suburb, while Mr. Denis Allen, Secretary of the Embassy and Mrs. Allen are ing in the residence of the British diplomatic mission on Consular Lane,
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