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Coronation Ceremonies

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KING AND QUEEN RECEIVE 450

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London, May 13. Majesties the King and Queen received 450 guests at Buck- ingham Palace on the occasion of the second State banquet for for eign and Empire representatives attending the Coronation

The King was wearing the scar- let and gold uniform of Field Marshal and the "Queen was a lovely Agure in a dress of ivory lace embroidered all over with Ir- ridescent paillettes and with a magnificent diamond necklace' and tiara as jewels. Their Majesties stood together and shook the hand of each guest as they were an- nounced by the Lord Chamberlain. Queen Mary, the Duke of Glou- cester, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, Princess Royal. Eari Hare- wood and other members of the Royal family were present as well as all the foreign Royal Coronation guests. A crowd estimated, at 60.- 000 assembled in the precincts of the Palace to watch the arrival of guests and none received a warmer "welcome than the Japan- ese Crown Prince and Princess Chichibu who smiled happily in response. Neuter.

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London, May 13. The Coronation costume ball at the Albert Hall in aid of the fund to build the National Theatre was a most brilliant spectacle and was attended by Royalty including the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. Princess Juliana and her husband. and representatives of the Domia- ions. Colonies, society and stage.-- Renter.

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POORER DISTRICTS SEE THEIR MAJESTIES

London, May 13. The King and Queen began their Coronation drive through the north of London this afternoon where people were delirious with Joy at Their Majesties drive through their area. The drive had been kept a dead secret until almost the last moment when it spread like wildfire. Entering Clerkenwell the Royal car was held up temporarily owing to thou- sands of people bursting through police. cordons and the progress thereafter was very slow for a

Ime. The mapped out route drive covered over fourteen miles and among the streets passed through were some of the most lavishly de- corated in the poorer districts of the northern quarters. In one. part of a Kentish town their Ma- jestles who constantly waved to the crowds saw hundreds of chil- dren assembled for open air Coro- nation tea parties The drive lasted two hours, Reuter.

"London, May 13. Their Majesties the King and Queen paid an unexpected visit to-day to the poorer districts of London, lasting two hours. They were everywhere received with demonstrations of the cordiality.-

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KING'S MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION

London, May 13.

THOUSANDS CHEER FOR "KING AND QUEEN

London, May 13.

H. M. the King in a message is. Over one hundred thousand per- sued from. Buckingham Palace sistent folk demonstrated the to-night says:-"On the conclusion whole evening outside Buckingham of the Coronation ceremonies in Palace and were rewarded at 10.30: London the"Queen and I wish to p.m. when the King of Queen came

express deep gratitude to all those to the balcony and stood for a few

who contributed to their success- minutes acknowledging the vibrat-ful accomplishment inside and out- ing roar of cherra.

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Ciano's Statement In Chamber

Rome, May 13. · That, since Mussolini had taken charge of the Italian Foreign policy, he had stubbornly striven to nvert from Europe the danger of being split into two opposing camps, was stated by Count Cland when reviewing the international situation before the Chamber on Thursday. Italy. Count Clano continued, had repeatedly called, Europe's attention to the require- ments of Germany. which must have her place in the reconstruc- tion

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Europe. The parallel of Fascist Italy and National-Socialist of Belgium, in Austria and the Danube question, as well as in the anti-Communist

attitude in the Spanish Civil War, the non-intervention policy and the recognition of Franco. The axis. Rome-Berlin policy was an not a partition wall. It was in- spired by their sincere wish for co-operation between all nations.

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Italy's friendship with Austria had not changed, he added, stating that Italy would conscientiously observe the control measures of the Non-Intervention Com- mittee. Referring to the Anglo- Italian relations, Count Clano Edmitted that "some unforeseen obstacles had at least delayed the rapproachement," but denied that Italy objected to Britain's rearma- ment. Clano. especially stressed the good relations of Italy with the Moslem and Arab world, but assur- ed that Italy's Islam policy was not endangering the policy of other states. Transocean News Servien

STATUE OF KING - GEORGE 11 WRECKED

Dublin, May 13.

The equestrian statue of King George the Second was blown up

response to cheers of the praise for the fine bearing crowd Their Majesties re- and discipline of those re- appeared on the balcony of the presentatives of my Naval. by a clock mine. The horse was Palace shortly before midnight"and | Military and Air Forces on were joined by "Queen Mary and duty" was a special satisfaction to the Duchess of Gloucester who i me. smiled and waved. The crowd in- dulged in tumultuous cheering and finging the National Anthem.- Reuter.

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tom from the sockets of the fifteen foot pedestal and hurled twenty- They included so many feet away. The King's Agure was splendid detachments from over- blown off the horse. One arm was seas whose presence here we all blown away and other simply at- welcome. For all the help so will- i tached to the body. It is believed ingly given to ensure the success the outrage is a reprisal for the of the ceremonies the Queen and | Government's banning the 'Irish I tender our heartfelt thanks." Republican Army demonstration on The Trans-Atlantic filers. Mer-The King referring to the long and May 11 to protest against the THE SIGN OF till and Lamble, left Southport at tiring task of the police remarked crowning of an English King as 9.20 p.m. on their return fight to that they were assisted as usual

King of Ireland. America with pletures of the by the orderliness and good hum- Coronation.-

our of the crowds. Reuter

CORONATION PICTURES

London. May 13.

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NATIONAL DEFENCE

CONTRIBUTION

Economists Submit Proposals

London, May 13.

POLAND AND RUMANIA

Problem Of Etiquette

Solved..

Warsaw, May 13. A memorandum, drawn up by The knotty problem of etiquette leading English economists and the concerning the relations between British Chambers of Commerce, Poland and Rumania has just been the British Federation of Indus-solved by a procedure recalling the tries, the Chamber of Shipping. proverbial judginent of Solomor the British Iron and Steel Manu- Some time ago it had been, de- facturers Union and certain mine- cided that the President of Poland, owners, and expressing concern at | Prof. Moscicki and King Carol of the proposals in the original form Rumania should exchange visits, for the manner of levying the new to emphasise the Triendship be- national defence contribution, and tween the two countries. However, making certain proposals, was pre- the question of procedence arose. dented to the Chancellor of the Should the Polish President or the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamber- King of Rumania make the first lan. The delegation presenting visit? On the one hand, Prof. the document was assured that the Moscicki, as Polish President has proposals would find most careful been longer in office than King consideration.

Carol on the Throne; on the other hand the question of whether Royal rank takes précedence over Pre- sidential rank is still a debated point.

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LEBANON ARMY QUESTION

Jerusalem, May 13

A bill providing for the trans formation of the "Iron Shirts" or ganisation into a national militia was introduced in the Lebanon Dlet on Thursday. This reserve army numbering 25,000 men would be composed of infantry motorlaed cavalry. All political activity during the period of five years service would be forbidden

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ARAB PRISONERS ON HUNGER STRIKE

In this case a very happy solu- tion has been found. The Eetr- Crown Prince Michael was once Apparent to the Rumanian Throne, King of Rumania during the time of his father's exile, and will pre- sumably one day again be King. Bo Michael will go to Warsaw on May 24 bearing an invitation from King Carol to President Moscicki to, pay a State visit to Bucharest, pro- June 7 or 8, King bably on Carol's visit to Poland to take place in autumn during the army' manoeuvres.——

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hunger strike because no amnesty Jerusalem, May 13. had been granted them on the oc- One hundred and fifty Arab pri- casion of the Coronation— » soners in Akka Jäll started a Transocean News Service:

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SHOP WINDOWS BROKEN

Dublin, May 13. In the courge of an anti- English demonstration In the Irish

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