President Pays Tribute to Work of H.M.S. Capetown Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, HM.
Ambassador to China, was pine! guest at the monthly funeheon of the Zero Club a the Shanghai Club on Mar. 9 and was given an enthusiastic reception. Other guests" included Captain P. K. Enright, Senior Naval Officer, who succeeds Captain J. G. L. Dundas, and Mr. A. H. George, Acting Commercial Counsellor Brigadier-General E. B. Macnaghten President of the Club, welcomed the guests and pointed out that Sir Archibald was more than welcome to the Club because he was an cxserviceman, having enlisted in the. Scots Guards in 1918. He extended to the Ambassador the Club's good wishes and assured him of the memers' support in the dimeult task before him. To Captain Enright, Brig-Gen. Macnaghten also extended a welcome and paid a tribute to the gallant rescue HAMS. Capetown tung coast wreck, George, he express the In for the assistance it problems. ly, Sir Archibald Kerr said that the last ten days or had been so strenuous that he found diffeult to say anything one day which he had not said the previous ay and therefore confined himself to thanking Brig-Gen, for hig remarks.
Captain Enright replied on behalf of the Navy and "Captain Dundas, who is leaving for Home on Mar. 1 thanked the President for the hospitality extended to him by the club Guring his term of olflee in China. cides with Home leave. They will visit various parts of Australia, The wedding took place at Consulate-General at 3. pin."
March 8. Mr. F. A, Pitts were atten the bridegroom.
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