The Archive · 1941

Anglo-American Amity Here Stressed in R.A.F.A. Tiffin

TU a brief address delivered at the weekly tiffin of the Royal Air Force Association here in the dome yesterday It. Col. Collier of the Fourth Marines laid emphasis on the friendship between him and members of the association and other members of the British community and declared that international friendship would "not be worth the paper it is written on, unless based on sincere ip of the nationals of the countries concerned. The two of honour yesterday were It. Col. Collier, who is leaving rtly to assume new duties in America, and Col. Samuel Howard, who was accorded an enthusiastic welcome. The former was the recipient of a suitably inscribed R.A.F.A, tankard with the best wishes of the association.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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