Thousands of persons lined the river bank yesterday evening to welcome the Prince of Wales, Prince George and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, who were on their way to Kingston on board an American yacht. A salute of 21 fired, and the Union Jack and Stripes were dipped as the yacht passed the headquarters of the Thousand Island Yacht Club—Reuter.
Toronto, Aug. 6.
'The Prince of Wales, Prince George and Mr, and Mrs.' Baldwin arrived here to-day from Kingston.—Reuter.
Toronto, Aug. 7.
The strenuous tour of H.
Mr, Baldwin said that problems etweon the United States and the British Empire had arisen and would arise and opinions would vary as to how they should be solved. Only recently they had had momer tarily to differ but they knew in their hearts that it did not affect their friendships Secretary Kellogg, who repres nented President Coolidge, declared that the bridge would further encourage the cordiality and friend-Hines in oficial relations happily inaugurated by the recent establishment of direct diplomatic relations between Canada and the United Ste Other speakers "included Mr. Mackenzie King, the Canad Prime Minister, and Mr. Ferguson, the Premier of Ontario, The ceremony concluded with the singing of the national anthems of doth countries.—Reuter.
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