'Who comments appearing in' this morning's papers on the "Kini Spee fromthe Throne of Who opening of "Parliament -yeste reflect the spirit which charactevlzed the reception "accorded to' the recent victory ofthe 'Labour Patty the General 'Election: nately, sive them fairplay and a' chance' work out their policy.
The "Daily Herald," the wall-known organ. of. the Labour: Party, ruys that: the programme forcakt very food beginning inthe avait task of rebuilding "which faces Labour, but only a beginning.
The "Daily Mail" remarks, "It is ambitious programme, "but its Wording inspires tke hope that ministers will look before they tears?"
The "Morning Post" "gratefully acknowledges" it as not such" profession as wes should expect Cabinet, Express® says the Speech is rosinly negative ant indefinite and the Ixment of ths nation remains "The Times" remarks that the document, wx a whole, will raise little contention—Reuter,
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