Vistinguished Guests at Park Hotel Gathering 'A. distinguished gathering met at hho Park Hotel, on Oct. 21, at a recep-ion given by' the British Returned Students Union In honour of the British Ambassador, Sir Hughe Snatehbull-Hugessen, and Lady Knatchbull-Hugessen. Sir Hughe was welcomed by Dr, Singioh Hsu, presi-Gent of the Union.
Addressing the guests, Sir Hughe aid he had experienced nothing but ridness since arriving in China, and hho Would remember this as a source strength" and confidence. The "ritish were very proud of their stitutions, ideas, principles, and his ory, and, when their friends abroad lid them the honour of coming to ive among them, and studying them, hey were not only honoured but "They in the Union, he continued, jad Tald an excellent foundation for Viendly "relations between the two countries. "Most dimeulties were due people not knowing each other vell enough, and not-understanding ne another. A mutual interchange study, "however, was one of the est antidotes against international Uimteulties in who future, Sir Hughe said that "ho himself out here as a student, full of sympathy with China, and anxious 0 learn all he could about the coun:
Among the large number of guests who attended the reception were the ander C. A. Bowen, Gen, Wu Srofessor B," for. vans, Mr. and "Mr 7G. Bowden, Brig.-Gen, E, B, Mac: ighten, "and." Wing-Commander and its. 1'S, Kerby
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