ROYAL GUESTS AT THE PALACE
(Received 10 a.m.) RUGBY, May V. j fThe latent arrivals in London for tWjCorqnatiibri include General Pershing, who will- represent tee United States. He. was welcomed by the Am;erican Ambassador, Mr R.; W. Bingham, and. : representatives of the Foreign Office. . The Maharajah of Mysore and Shah Vail Khan, .uncle of the King of Afghanistan, who is Afghan Minister in Paris, also arrived. .
. King' Farouk, of Egypt, who has r: beencinv;London forborne -time, is leaving today for Paris. He will be repre--sented at the Coronation by his cousin, •Prince Mohammed AIL ' The following foreign/Royal personages will be the?guests of the King and ,Queen; at Buckingham Palace for the ■ Coronation.-- ‘ : .-- Prince and Princess Paul, Yugo-r slavia. . j - ' , . , '
Princess Juliana,. Holland. Princess von Lippe. . Prince Frederick of Prussia, * ■■■'. . Prince Paul of Greece. 'file Prince of Preslav, brother of the King of. Bulgaria. The Comte de Flanders. The Crown. Prince of- Rumania. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Sweden* V„ : : •- Prince Brnest Augustus of Hanover, Crown Prince~and~Crown, Princess of Norway, The Duke, of Kent welcomed at Victoria Station Princess Nicholas and Paul of Greece, Prince and Princess Paul of Yugoslavia, and Crown Prince Michael, of Rumania. Among Coronation visitors arriving at Dover today were delegates from Germany, led by Marshal von Blomberg; from Poland, led by Colonel Reck; frorh Spain, led by the Spanish Ambassador to Paris; from the Vatican, led by Archbishop Monsignor Gieussepe Pizzardo. - .
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Northern Advocate, 10 May 1937, Page 5
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