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The Vauxhall 10-four is the most economical. Ten in the world: did 48.4 m.p.h. in a recent R.A.C. Tris). Bellability is unquestioned a Vanthal 110-four covered 23,87S miles in The Monte Carlo Rally, without losing a mark.

The Vauxhall 10-four has indepen- dent Springing. Hydraulic Brakes, Controlled Synchromesh, All-Steel Construction;

May we demonstrate VaoïHall's- fine performance and petról economy?

a calculated impression, imposed which inspired her, while stop- upon the public by fanfare, the ping for servicing of the royal appeal of the dramatic, the sub- train, on the Canadian prairies, tle playing on the harpstrings of fireman and the engineer.

to seek out for presentation the traditional loyalties; and the un- assuming grace of two individuals "Others, always Others," is being their natural, gracious and, doubtless the unofficial yet con- above all, honest selves. The after stant motto on the royal escut- effect is the answer. The approach cheon of the twentieth century. which is calculated, which must That the unassuming kindliness singing the depend for its success upon the of the King and Queen is spon- them among

pipes and the drums, the recall- taneous and sincere has one out- wa. I recall ing of nationalities, the stirring standing and unexpected proof.

rhetoric, brings in its wake For this evidence I am

in- porter from

the debted to Nettie Norma Madger, who sniffed emotional let-down. When

pipes and the drums are silent, a freelance reporter of the great ately releases tial speech. exploited, of having given

there is a sense of having been open spaces, who "scooped" the entire pilot train full of journal the King go hearts for a primitive beating of ists when she covered the royal three days' the tom-toms and a row of gold visit to White River, Ontario, and e remarked, stripes. There is no such result wired her story to the New York to take the from the occasions which marked Times. No one in the regular Frenchman, the itinerary of King George and press group could possibly have

Paris, an Queen Elizabeth. On the

witnessed the event, for the pilot whom I

trary, it is only in subsequent train, as usual, was half an hour hagine pois contemplation that one appre- ahead, and was on its way

the green ciates the influence encountered, Winnipeg. Monte Car-

one of enduring stability, of clean in the se

courage, of restful, self-forgetful servicing. It was nine above zero. The royal train had stopped for rough wat-

service. Their attitude entered the which implies, "Here we are, also

is one The 450 residents of the at Quebec, servants to the Crown. Let

munity, including 100 Indians, gets you, work together for the common watch the train pass by, hoping

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To come in contact with them to them from the observation in the most formal way is platform. The Queen saw the WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW

perhaps not since they

realise that they have not chang- velled 100 miles by canoe, for the Indians, some of whom had tra- ide! I dare ed fundamentally-since they were members of the Duke and Duchess of York, occasion, and as the train drew corps will

up she stepped down, rubberless that the Prince Albert and Lady Elizabeth in the snow, beckoning the King which the Bowes-Lyon. One recalls, watch ahead; the descent from the train to follow. The press was so far the British ing the unselfish interest in er they go others, always predominant, even would be no publicity-thus pro- was quite unannounced; there alistic pro- after hours of arduous event, bably the mind of royalty sum- opportunity that Prince Albert, serving on ce between the Collingwood, during the hard- med the situation up. An anxious est naval battle of the World War, gling with the crowd, demanded aide, seeing Their Majesties min- was cited for coolness under fire. One recalls also the fact that the the presence of the mayor, to Duke of York's Camp, which the welcome. While the residents, ris- perform the proper function of present King founded in 1921, has as its main objective the elected a mayor for their quite ing to the occasion, suddenly leveling of false class barriers, that each year some 400 youths unorganised community, the come together on an equal foot- royal visitors went about con- ing, though drawn from the aris-Versing freely with both Indian tocratic halls of Eton and Harrow having a most enjoyable time. and white man and apparently and from County Council schools As they returned to their train in Bethnal Green, Poplar, and the crowd, which, Miss Madger Stepney, as well as warehouse informs us, afterwards "went to and mill.

the church supper and to the

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It was reported soon after their barn dance in Spadoni's Hall," marriage that the Queen, then found its voice and "cheered un- the Duchess of York, stated, til all were horse." Thus a "Together my husband and I chance report of the most un- may do a lot to help the working premediated event of the entire men and women. One can never visit gives us the King and Queen do any good, I believe, unless one of England as the sincere and understands things and is prac- noble man and woman that they tical. he reads omniverously are.

especially books that ex-,

plain the workers, point of view.

mean to do the same

The hope expressed is not without relation to the thought

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