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     < h.‘ m; 1 (q ~ . Church near Hyde Park, N1. The pastor Re . Frank R. Wilson, has been so swumped wth re- 
     
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     was ennui,“ u, h], 1mm, “t. oomph“ n" “d ‘mmmt ‘um ‘_ _ , above. Pointing out the pew where the President, Mrs. Roosevelt snd the K1118 lllll Q11"! Will l"- 
     
    

    
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     Queen Elizabeth is shown receiving a bouquet oi roses from seven-year-oid Morceiin McFawhei-n, 
     
     daughter o! an alderman, at Saskatoon Saturdny in this piéture. King George was so taken by Miss 
     
     Marceiinh precise curtsey that, as the photograph shows, he smiled broadly. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     oi nine years, Martin T. Mlnton, leit former Senior Judge or the 
     
     Cricuit Court oi‘ Appeal». is lhovru lesving the New York Federal 
     
     Building with Ha isdolted sou, David, alter his conviction. Munton, 
     
     whose judicial rank was second only to Supreme Court Justices, 
     
     laces s possible two years in Federal Prison and $10,000 line. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fireplaces where hot dogs could be roasted, as seen leit above, and a picnic figured in the plans [or the 
     
     visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to the estgste o! President Roosevelt, at Hyde Park, N. Y. 
     
     The plcnk‘, grout-xv ro near the President's new Dutchess llill retreat, right above. The magnificent 
     
     colonial home oi the Rooseveits at Hyde Pork is shown below. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Before leaving Bani! to continue their journey west 
     
     ward to Vancouver and Victoria_ Their Msleaties 
     
     attended service at St_ George's Anglican Church. 
     
     Here they are seen leaving the Churoh, the rector, 
     
     Rev. H. T. Montgomery, st the left. 
     
    
   
   
    
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