R. Calder Marshall, vice-president, said that about two years ago, Capt. Dollar had laid the foundation stone of the building, and it awas particularly fortunate that they had his presence that day, for all knew of Capt. Dollar's interest in the project and jof his valuable contribution which they 30 much appreciated. n_ thanking Capt. Dollar for his interest and donation, he also took the opportun-Hty to thank all those who, by thei interest and generous support, ha enabled the erection of such a fini institution.
Probably there was n0_ like Shanghai, greater opport the development of international cooperation. The building was the: result of ce-operative effort, and epitomized that international was really the basis He hoped that the building would be of benefit to all. Capt. Dolinr was a firm be-Heyer in international ea-operatic and team work. They welcomed him not merely as an American, of as a brother Scot, but as a citizen, whose outlook and sympathies covered the whole universe.
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