Hankow, Jan. 18, Chinese members of the" Sino-British Cultural Association, " the headquarters of which was recently. Jmoved from Nanking to Hankow, were guests of the British Chamber of Commerce at a dinner last evening, at the Hankow Club.
The function was to return a dinner iven three weeks ago by Chinese members of the Association to lead-
munity.
Ing members of the British, com-'Speeches were made by Mr. A. Marker. Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce; Mr.
Moss, British Consul-General; "Dr. un "Liewu, President of the Sino-British Cultural Association; and Dr. Wang Shit-chieh, former Minister of ication and one-time President of the Wuhan University. The guests included many educational and eultural leaders, In the course of his speech, Mr. Moss expressed the hope that the! friendly relations between Great Britain and China would be further strengthened. Dr. Han Li-wu replied
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