Chungking, Aug. 27.
A telegram to the British Government, urging that petrol, new trucks and spare car parts be sent- to the] interior of China via the Burma Road, was sent London today by E. Barger Wri the British Relief Unit Chungking.
They declared in their message that the Chinese International Red Cross cannot import or distribute medical supplies. and- rum the. ambulances itself. -They also-emphasized:
"The need is now more-urgent than ever, considering the devastating air Taids we Have witnessed at Crangking during the past week.—Havas British Ambassador Leaves-Shanghai Sir Archibald. Clark Kerr, British Ambassador to China, at 2.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon sailed from Shanghai for Hongkong en route to Chungking.
The British Ambassador is in General wartime capital for a month, returning here some time in November.
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