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Saskatoon, June 4.
The King and Queen arrived at Saskatoon, a town of Saskatchewan, early this morning.
In a speech of welcome, Major Niederost referred to the freedom and liberty enjoyed under British rule. The many loyal subjects who had come to Saskatoon from other lands diately enforced a series of protective "measures, ordering the closure of all cafes and stores for an undetermined period of time.
Jewish public opinion is now worried over the too dramatic turn of events, for resistance to the British Government's "objectionable" White Paper has become very strong under the pressure of an extremist minority.
The law-abiding Jewish community of Jerusalem today drafted a protest condemning the recent acts of violence by Jewish terrorists and appealing for calm and peace. Official Jewish quarters attributed the terroristic actions to "agents provocateurs," whom they disowned, appreciated this so much, he declared. that they fought for it in the last war and would fight again if necessary.
According to despatches from Washington, the Chief Justice, Mr. C. E. Hughes, is suffering from duo-donal ulcer and will be unable to participate in the ceremonies of wel-Come to the King and Queen.—Reuter.
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