The picnic was followed by a must-cal programme featuring American Indians, headed by Princess Teata. The proceedings lasted until nearly 4 pin. when President Roosevelt drove his guests at high speed to his wife's cottage for tea, Normally a peaceful spot, Hyde Park was transformed into a crowded centre during the week-end because of the presence of the King and Queen, Knowing that Their Majesties were attending the service at St. James' Anglican Church, people began assembling outside the building late en Saturday night, and a crowd had collected by 3 o'clock on Sunday morning.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt accompanied the Royal couple to church, where a sermon was preached ty the Right Rev. Henry Tucker, presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church, a position corresponding to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
During the residence of the King and Queen at Hyde Park House, the Royal Standard and the UniongJack fluttered side by side with the Stars and Stripes and the Presidents flag—Reuter, i Terming the sufferings of the people in the interior as unspeakable, the statement continued: "It cannot be denied—it is impossible to deny—that the war of resistance is becoming (Continued on page 10)
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