Their Majesties left in the Royal train at 10.09 p.m. today for Canada, They were driven to the station by President Roosevelt, who with his Wife and mother, waved a farewell as the train departed and hundreds of onlookers broke into "Auld Long Syne."
Travelling by train, car and by warship, Their Majesties, in the next four days, will make brief stops at a dozen Canadian towns before sailing on Thursday night for home from Halifax, Nova Scotia, People in close touch with President Roosevelt declare there is no truth in the report that the King has invited him to visit Britain in the near future.
While they believed the King may have said he would like to have President Roosevelt visit him in England, there was nothing in the shape of an official invitation, and President Roosevelt has no plans fom such a visit.
Their Majesties and President Roosevelt and Mrs, Roosevelt exchanged autographed pictures of themselves before saying goodbye, Their Majesties also gave the President's mother a signed picture, The New York press describes the Royal visit as an unqualified success, promoting friendship between the two English-speaking countries.
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