New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-24

lists in international political specu-
lation were busy all day.
The arrival of Secretary Kellogg
was in marked contrast with the
fanfare of newspaper comment with
which the newspapers had herald
his coming. He came in three-quar-
tiers of an hour before the an
nounced time as police precaution
to avoid any possible hostile Demon
stration by communists and other
extremists in remembrance of Sacco
and Nanzetti.
Although most of the attention
naturally centered upon Secretary
Kellogg, Count Uchida of Japan
was the first to arrive in Paris for
the signing, reaching here at dawn.
Beco De Fouquieres master OF
ceremonies of the French foreign
office, consequently was the busiest
man in Paris. He had to get up in
the dark to meet the japanese rep
resentative and then rushed back
to greet Secretary Kellogg and
Premier King. Other welcomes
were on his program for tomorrow
and Sunday until all the plcnipo-
tentiaries have assembled.
World feminists have gathered in
Paris in an effort to get an hours
conference with the statesmen in
their fight for equal rights. The
French have said that they are
willing if Secretary kellogg and the
Others are agreeable, but that is as
far as matters have gone.
Secretary Kellogg meantime is
remaining quietly at the American
embassy. He and Mrs kellogg.
after being 'movied" in the garden
had breakfast, having had othing
since coffee and toast or shipboard
at 500 a. m. The only official duties
arranged for this afternoon were the
secretary's call on Foreign Minister
BRAND and the latter's call in re-
turn.
Premier Poincare sent word that
he would be free to receive Secre-
tary Kellogg at any time on Sunday
anu lllC SSAIcldIJ vi stdlC has dD-
pointed five o'clock for his call
upon the prime minister which will
be in the reception rooms of the
ministry Of finance in the Louvre
The kelloggs will have their lunches
and dinners at the embassy with
the Herrick family informally.
Paris, Aug. - uP)--As the first
of the visiting diplomats started ar
irving today, France concluded all
Kellogg anti-war pact.
The ca binet decided that the first
signer would be Gustav Stresemann.
German foreign minister, becau
the French alpha betical list was to
be followed
Stresemann will hand the pen to
Secretary of State Frank B. kel-
logg after which the following ma
tons will sign in the following
order:
Belgium, France. Great Britain
and dominiona Italy. Japan. Po-
land, Czechoslovakia.
Aristide BRAND. the French for
cign minister. will make a short
speech in welcome to each delegat.
but it will be up to the signers
whether they desire to accompany
their signature with a speech or
whether to sign without comment
The delegates will cit at a horse
shoe table and will be arranged ac-
cording to their national alpha beti-
cal order. The signing will occur at
a small table in front and the pen
Will be dipped in an inkwell that
once was the property Of Louis
XVI, and was used by Secretary
Nergehnes in signing the first
Franco American pact $50 years
ago, with Ben iamin Franklin.
After the signing BRAND will en-
terrain the visiting delegates at tea
after which there will be a state
dinner at which women will be in
yited.
The cabinet oNerrode oblectlona
and will permit broa dcasting Of tn.
signing and also will permit the
hotographing of the diplomats in
signing the important peace docu-
ment.