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THE KING INSPECTS

ARCHERS

Queen Reviews Black Watch In Rain

Scotland"

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The garden of the Palace" of of the Royal Company of Archers: Holyroodhouse was A scene of your Majesty's Bodyguard historic splendour when the King | inspected the Royal Company of Archers and accepted the redden- do of arrows which they are bound to offer. It was a scene that took one back to ancient time.

Arthur's Seat once more looked

down on a picturesque, colourful spectacle such as it, witnessed in bygone days. And once again loyal subjects were curtaving be- fore a Scottish Queen in the grounds of Holyroodhouse stately, smiling Queen who accom- panied her Sovereign on his in- spection of His Majesty's Body guard for Scotland.

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Standing in line, two" deep, in the centre of the lawn, the Royal Company of Archers awaited the arrival of the King. They were a splendid.. picturesque company in their dark green uniforms with gold and scarlet facings, their green high bonnets, plumed eagle feathers, and their swords, bows, and arrowS:/

| ALL NOBILITY OF

THE LAND i

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All the nobility of the land, it seemed, was represented there. In brighter and more ornamental raiment were Lord Elphinstone, the Captain-General of the Royal Company, Gold Stick for Scotland "and, Captain the Hon. Sir Kew Dalrymple, the president of the Council of the Royal Company. Silver Stick for Scotland, who were in attendance on the King,

The sun struggled through the heavy skies, but a slight rain was falling when their Majesties ap- peared from the Palace. As the

Archers dashed their swords and

bows in the royal salute, however. the rain cleared, and the cere- mony was completed in a promise of sunshine.

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Brigadier-General Gördon Gilmour, Et.. captain of the Royal Company, was in charge of the parade, and 20 tall, hand- some archers under the command of the ensign, Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stair, escorted the red- dendo, three silver arrows, to His Majesty.

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The reddendo passed in from the secretary of the company. Mr. Colin Black, to Sir Hew Dalrymple and Lord Elphinstone, who went on bended knee before the King and presented the sym- bol.

"According to our ancient char- ter," he said, "I present to your Majesty the reddendo, craving that your Majesty will be graciously pleased to continue your royal countenance and recognition of all the ancient rights and privileges

CLERGYMEN AND

PSYCHO-THERAPY

"I Do Not Think They

Should Practise. It'

Lörd Horder, Physician-in-Or- dinary to the King, told me recently why he asked that his name. should be deleted from the list of those who had expressed sympathy with the proposals of the newly- formed Guild of Pastoral Psycho- therapy, writes a correspondent In the "Evening News.

The Guild has as its objects the encouragement of psychological. 'study among clergymen and the provision for them of adequate training in the practice of psycho- therapy.

Lord "Horder's name, appeared originally between those of the Earl of Lytton and the Bishop of Bradford in the list of names which was contained in a sinali booklet.

After the booklet was printed Lord Horder withdrew permission for his name to be used and it was blacked out.

"NOT IN PUBLIC INTEREST Lord Horder said "I was asked if I was sympathetic towards clergymen being trained in psychology. I said: Yes; thể more psychology clergymen know the better.

Was I sympathetic towards. their giving their parishioners psycho-therapy? No; the public would and reasonably take this" to be spiritual healing.

The essence of the present movement seemed to be the latter, and, therefore, I asked the my name be not used." I do not think It is in the public interest that paycho-therapy should be practised by anyone who has not had medical training.

MY PLEASURE TO RECOGNISE" "V

Taking the reddendo, the King answered-"I accept the reddendo from the Royal Company of Ar- whose ancient rights and privileges chers, my bodyguard for Scotland,

It is my pleasure to recognise, and

continue."

EARL BALDWIN New Life

PRESIDENT

Book Association Appointment

It has been known to some of his friends that it was Earl Bald- the Premiership to devote him win's intention on retiring from

of political

self ta the cause education.

The arst official intimation of his new task came with the a- nouncement that he has assumed the presidency of the National Book Association.

cently to bring books of current political interest, written impar- tially, within the reach of the

The Association was founded re-"

Against the royal salute, then, Į average_eltizon. with their plumed bonnets raised,

Its alma, it states, are educa-·

the worthy archers gave three retional and not propagandist, and sounding cheers for His Majesty, are based on Lord, Baldwin's be- lief that his countrymen can be trusted to form sound conclusions on the great political and social questions of the day if given the

When the cheers bad died away, a member of the reddendo escort stepped forward-Private A. Blair, winner of the King's prize in the annual" shoot. After he had pre- sented the trophy, the King spoke to Private Blair, and both smiled broadly at a remark made by the King.

#1

facts.

and

have already been issued-O.A, W. The Association's First books Tomlinson's "Coal Miner," Arthur Bryant's: "Stanley Bald- employed miner, in whose writing win." The former is by an un- Lord Baldwin has taken a personal interest...

SISTER BELL

When the company had marched past the King. Lord Elphinstone presented the officers, and the colourful ceremony ended on an Informal note, the King chatting to the officers and the Queen and the Princesses, talking and smiling to a number of the distinguished seven years since she left a Lon- Travelling round the world for Jadies who had watched the cere- mony from behind the rock garden, don hospital, Sister E. W. Bell, a

With drenching rain sweeping

hygiene lecturer, has arrived in. across the Palace gardens in the she said describing the work of a Singapore. "It is fascinating.” afternoon, the Queen, scoring the travelling propagandist. She has use of a mackintosh or an un-motored through Ireland in a brella, inspected the 2nd Battalion broadcasting vandriving sometimes of the Black Watch-Her Majesty's 200 miles a day. Brawny tars on own regiment.

British Battleships have been Under the command of Lieuten-among her audience, and she has ant-Colonel A. K. M'Leod, the bat-also given lectures in liners oin tallon entered the Palace gardens mid-Atlantic. Mothers have asked shortly after "four o'clock. The her for help on the right diet for Queen, wearing the same dress in children and men have come to which she arrived, came from the Palace a few minutes later, and, accompanied by Lieutenant-Gen. Sir Charles Grant, GO.C-in-C., Sir Basil Brooke, and a lady-in-jesty she once more Scottish Command, Rear-Admiral· waiting, inspected the battalion

lessly, she waited until the inspec- with ran beating down relent-

Flon was completed before donning a mackintosh which a Royal Archer had brought for her

After the ouicers of the battalion had been" presented to Her. Ma-

"her with the equivalent to "Singa- pare foot." Miss Bell will visit the F. M. 8. after which she will travel to China and Java.

braved the weather and took the salute as the, battalion, marched past.

As the head of the unit passed the grassy, bank on which the Queen was standing the lowered |ber umbrella, and did not seek pro- tection until the last of the unit. had passed.

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