Several representatives of Colonel Henry L. Stimson, the Secretary of State, have also proceeded to New, York' to. welcome. Prince and. Prine Jeess Takamatsu," They include Me, Stanley" K, Hornbeck, the chief of the State Department's Far Eastern Affairs, [al Conferences and Protocol.
Until late in May, Prince and Princess "Takamatsu ' will be the Can An elaborate programme guests of the United States and
entertainment has been—United Press, Guard Against Demonstration Rumours. that communists had Now York, Apr. 9. variety of subjects, including almost p demonstration for the certainly the question of the pro-economic union between and) Germany—Through arrival here today of Prince and Princess Takamated of Japan ved extra. guards" being assigned Protect the couple.
Apr. 10, cerning the invitation of the German New York's thousands turned out insce to-day to welacme Prince Ministers to London, the Fi hand Priceess Takamatsu of Japan authorities announce that to America. has not refused to participate As the lirer Aquitenia brought conference, but is reserving his re~ ly; the latter will depend on the the Imperial Japanese couple into New York harbour from England opinion of the members concerned the guns in the forts on Governor's with home politics, When Mr.
Island beomed a royal salute, Henderson invited NM, "Briand to feome to London, he received the [sh Harbour shipping, gaily decked, ced its welcome to the goodwill above reply. It is probable that the s Bashful, smiling and will other powers will also receive ing to pose for newspaper and movie vitations, notably Italy—A.t photographers, Pricce and Princess Berlin, April 7, Takamatsu appeared pleased wit, With only a few exceptions the the enthusiastic welcome accorded press, irrespective of party aff to them by New York, tions, cordially and even enthusiastic As they drove up lower Broadway ally' welcomes the decision of Dr. ticket tape, confetti and even torn Bruening and Dr. Curtius to accept telephone directories fluttered down the British Government's invitation jupon them. There was much cheer= of Chequers. irg and applauding among the thou London, Apr. 8 sands who crowded the side-walk After consultations by the For-to watch the passing of the Imperial eign Office with Brighton, Lossiemouth, the Black Forest "and Bavaria, where Mr. Arthur Hender-Mayor James J. "Siting Tim yor Jamon 4. "Spulig din Son, Mir, Ramsay "MacDonald, Di javan re a Iker: to-day" turned from the tte Bruening, and Dr. Curtius, are spending' their holiday, the date Prince of the visit of Dr. Bruening to New, land Dr.
Curtius to England has York een finally fixed for June 6 to June Prince and Princess Takamatsu. Jdrove down Broadway to the City "According to present arrau HHalt behind an escort of cavalry, ments the German statesmen will detachment of light infantry, a com= arrive in London on June 5, spend pany of marines, mounted police, and [Saturday and Sunday at" mard of ho the Premier's country residence, and the Imperial attend a banquet to the British Gov-[Japanese visitors ached City Hall iment and the Diplomatic Corps Park. Great cro. the German Embassy on Monday, Jentered the City They will return to Berlin on, June played the Japane them as Mayor Walker greeted the A proposal that the British Govitingalshed visi Jernment should send the British is address of welcome Mayor fleet on a courtesy visit to German Walker extolled Japanese cultural ports has been heartily welcomed. by the German Government—and Prince and Princess Takamatsu, naval authorities, No date has Jwho arrived from England yester-been fixed for the visit, which will lbp the first since the War, but, it States unt Tate in May. Elaborate day, will remain" in the United
ig expected that the fleet, will visit functions have been planned in Kiel or Withelmshaven.—Reuter, their honour—United Press Tokyo, Apr. 10.
The "Asahi" to-day, in an_editorial article, warmly welcomes the
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