New Britain herald., 1928-08-27


: Others Who Signed
After Foreign Minister HUMANS
had signed for Belgium and NJ
Brand for France, Lord Cushendun
actng British secretary of state for
foreign affairs. signed in behalf of
. the kingdom of Great Britain. He
, was followed by Premier Mackenzie
, klns OF Canada; Alexander Mac
Lachlln. member of the executive
; council, for the commonwealth of
Australia, Sir Christopher Parr New
, Zealand high commissioner, for New
Zealand, Jacobus Smit, South Afri-
can high commissioner, for South
Africa; and President Cosgrave. for
the Irish Free State. Lord Cushen-
dun then signed again for India.
Count Manzoni signed for Italy,
Count uchlda for Japan, Foreign
Minister Zaleski for Poland. and
Foreign Minister Benes for Czecho-
slovak ia
Brilliant calcium lights cast a
CHASTITY glare on the scene as mo-
ton picture cameras ground and
cameras clicked, There were rushes
OF photographers to get their plates
out to waiting messengers who sped
by motorcycle to the air fields to
carry the plates to Berlin. London
and other European capitals. Some
OF the American photogra pliers
longed for ans-atlantic filters to
carry their prints to the United
States by air,
~ States Invited
Within few minutes after the
treaty was signed telegraphic mes
sages were sent to American diplo-
matte representatives all over the
world to present to AZ states invita-
lions to adhere to the pact, "A of
these were sent from the Paris en-
ssssy and % We're to be sent from
the state department at Washington.
he invitations had previously been
mailed and telegraphed to all the
points affected SO that they might
have the document ready when word
was wired that the treaty was signed.
Several Have Accepted
! This procedure having become
| known. several countries without
awaiting the formal invitation, al
ready have telegraphed TO Secretary
Kellogg in Paris their acceptance.
| The first of these came soon after
the secretary arrived and the others
have been trickling in ever since.
The treaty, which was spread on
the small table inside the horse shoe.
bore 5 wax waters. each marked
with the seal of a signer The for
elgn office had requested each of the
plenipotentiaries to lend it his seal
SO that the waters might be stamped
III advance.
Secretary Kellogg entrusted to one
of the secretaries of the foreign Of
flee for this purpose the pen which |
was presented to him by the NUM-
clpallty of Havre. An aqua marine I
set in the end of the pen has cut in
it the monogram "FRk," which is |
kelloggs seal on the document. Or
dlnarlly he uses a seal ring with tho |
same device in it.
Kellogg Is Applauded
The pen was used for the actual
writing of signatures by all the dele
gates. Secretary kellogg was
especially applauded when he picked
it up and there was also q hearty
round for NJ. BRAND
Immediately the signing had end
ed. M. BRAND rose The others fol-
lowed suit and they filed out of the
room in the same order in which
they entered. They proceeded into
a don fn 1loI- fr ,,-itI
French foreign secretary as host.
Hard Night Ahead
The tea party lasted only a brief
halt hour for the delegates have a
hard night before them, what with
dinner at the foreign office and
reception afterwards. Niscount ,
[ chida of Japan, Lord Cushendun of I
England and Strcsemann of Ger
oiany came out 80 minutes after the +,
signing. Secretary Kellogg follow {
ID few minutes later. .
Tn leaving. as on entering. Herr
stresemann got the hand of the
afternoon. There We're MANY
braves and q number of shouts OF =.
'Nive Stresemann,' the applause for :
Secretary kellogg was little more
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bout its cordially
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