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and British residents attended the gathering, which for all of them revived memories of university days in England. Among them were; Mr, and frs, J, WY. ©, Davidyon, Me; luncheon was served, a big gong was Mrs, sounded and the gathering moved around to stand in a semi-circle fac-the speakers' desk. The tim was tone of the final events held in connection with Chinese American Trade Week.
Mr, W. H. Plant, President of the American Chamber of Commerce, acted as chairman and, after greeting Wad! wry, the students, read messages wel- Mr° coming them and expressing good ina: wishes. from. Mr. Daniel C, Roper, 1 US, Secretary of Commerce, "Dr. Mri, Alexander V. Dye, Director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, and Mr. G. H. David, President of the Chamber of Com: merce of the United States, The first speaker introduced Mr. ©. K. Yuh, the Acting Mayor of Greater. Shar He commissioned the students to carry themselves like sal ladies and gentlemen while studying in the various universities and colleges which they will attend the United States, He said that
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