The Archive · 1933

Appeal to Firms Edwin S. Cunningham

Shanghai might have more general encouragement to members of their staffs to. charge volunteer duties, as did the majority of British concerns, In an international community "such as Shanghai, he said, it lay with the volunteers to uphold American traditions. "He was proud of the troop and of the service they rendered during the troublous Periods of 1925 and 1932, and was also pleased to note that' the troop now field (no fewer than three polo team:

Col. J.C. Beaumont, commander of the Fourth Regiment United States Marines, said the Marine Gorps would always be glad to offer any. instruction or to. loan any equipment which the American Troop might need.

"There are now 65 men in the American Troops, and it is the of the membership committee to Teach a total of 100 before the end of the year. The programme for the coming season was discussed at yesterday's meeting.

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