Chungking, May 1.
A. dispatch from" Kunming states that the British, Ambassador to China, Sir Archi bald Clark Kerr, arrived in the Yunnan capital via the Burma Road yesterday afternoon, Tt is stated that the Ambassa~ dor will call on General Lung Yun, Governor of Yunnan, and after several days stay in the Yunnan capital will proceed to Chungking. According to a message reaching. here the British Consulate in Kunming was damaged during the Japan~ ese bombing of the city on April 29-—Reuter, and planes and keep the lifeline to China open as well us to Britain, "The Chinese no less than the British are fighting battles which are making: for our security." he said.
He advocated giving China all the: help she requires, in order to remove liber dependence on Soviet Russia Nearly 3,000 persons. including. Government officials, diplomats and society leaders jammed Constitution Holl to hear Mr. Bullitt appeal for ald to China on behalf of the Unitea China Relief Fund.
Dr. Quo Taichi. newly appointed Chinese Foreign Minister, Dr. Hu Shih, Chinese Ambassador to Wash-Ington, and Mr. T. V. Soong, head the Chinese financial mission, were among the prominent Chinese who oltonded the affair.
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