An impressive ceremony took place here today as King Leopold III of the Belgians, unveiled the monument dedicated to the memory of his father, King Albert L who found an untimely death in February, 1934, in a mountain accident.
An enormous crowd attended the solemn rites, conducted by King Leopold, around whom were grouped the Dowager Queen Elizabeth, and Prince Baudouin, the Heir Apparent, and Princess Josephine, his sister.
Marshal Petain, Sir Robert Nigham and Colonel Horace H. Fuller represented the armies of France, Great Britain and the United States respectively, while Italy was represented by her Ambassador, Signor Gabriele Preziosi.
Thirty-five planes of the Belgian air force took part in the ceremony.—Hava:
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