Cpiain Cottart said he did not ike to yet up and try and make a weath atter Col, Price's excellent but he was encouraged by the fenarks of a gentlemen at another flu meeting Inst week, when Cap sin Coltart's "few. halting words" Were "compared very favourably ith Lord Willingdon's speeches and bose in the House of Commons. ould accordingly thank the Associa-lon for its hospitality and extended welcome to all members to come 'éovn and see the British submarines. A farewell toast to Col. Beaumont, 3 retiring from. the command of Fourth U.S, Marine Corps follow-(fis recent promotion, was drunk fe the luncheon commenced, Col.
turnout, saying that a prior en-laurent lunch with Mayor Wu Te-(hes, Prevented him from staying. uked the association and drank "0 success and prosperity of all-
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