tinguished Group Gathers to Bid Farewell to Sir Alexander Cadogan: His Views on Affairs Porton MI. Ambassador, Sir srforming hig lest offelal act in
ina fer_cadogan, who has "been axed Deputy Under-Secretary for point attars, Inspected a guard it four of the ist Battalion The othire Fusiliers at a brief but een parade held in the grounds aurtM. (Consulate-General at. 11.20 non' Sunday. in the evening, Mies of the British community ricthol, members of the staffs of 06 Gonstlate-General and the agey went down 10 the Empress migenada. to bid farewell to" Sir jexander, Lady Theodosia, and the lees Patricia, Cynthia, and Giltean sogan. They sailed in the Empress Canada at 730, Pan. shortly after 11 o'clock that the guard of honour, com-raf 28 Mes, the full complement iting the Ambassador's rank, and eierimental band were drawn up, main. Lawn of the Consulate, Capt. ©, W, Oxenford in come 1120 o'clock, to the roll of ar drums, the guard presented arms the Colour, borne by 2nd Lieut, SteDonald, was carried to the fadof the Barly.
"A. large number, of interested eaters watched while Sir Alexander logan, accompanied by Brigadier thackeray, Commander of the ish Forces in the Shanghai Area; foo B. Ainger, Brigade Major; Sir ohn Brenan, H. M, Consul-General Group Capt. R, P. Willock, HM.
Attache, "inspected the Guard.
then took the salute at the main nie as the guard marched past to the tung. tune of- "The British The inspection over, Sir Alexander durned tothe Consul-Ceneral's csienee, while the guard marched sunt by Soochow Road and. Yuen ting Yuen Road to recuter the ontulate grounds bythe rear niranee, to. be formally dismissed.
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