London, Oct. 12.
No invitation has been received for the King and Queen to visit the United States after their Canadian tour next year, it is authoritatively stated today.
Their Majesties are returning to London from Balmoral in the early part of next week, and nothing. definite on the subject of their North American trip is expected before then.
The idea that there may be a visit to the United States, however, is not ruled out in Court circles, where it is thought that a visit to Washington and the New York World Fair may be arranged.
If the President of the United States took the opportunity of inviting Their Majesties to Washington, it is stated that the normal channel, namely, the British Embassy in Washington, would be used.
Speaking at a press conference in Washington yesterday, Mrs. Roosevelt seid she would be most pleased if the British sovereigns were to visit the United States.
She had not the "faintest notion," she added, of what she should do if the King and Queen proceeded to Washington, but remarked: "I would be told. by the State Department exactly what to do, and I will do exactly what I am told."—Reuter.
Lindberghs Arrive in Germany Berlin, Oct, 11.
Col and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh arrived at Templehof aerodrome today, but had "nothing to say": regarding the letter from Soviet Russian aviators concerning the American's criticism of Soviet production and training methods.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindbergh are expected to remain in Germany for two or three weeks during which time trey will visit aircraft factories. He was greeted at the airport by Lt.-Col. Victor Garganico in behalf of the Municipal Elections In November London, Oct. 11.
Municipal elections, replacing one third of the local councils will be held in nearly 400 boroughs—county and non-county—throughout England and Wales at the beginning of November. London, however, will Reuter, not be included.—Wireless throu;
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