The procession set out at 20 minutes past 11, First came five State postilion Iindaus each drawn by four bay horses, and attended by servants in gorgeous scarlet, white and gold full-dress uniforms. these rode the pages of honour and officials of the Roysl Household, The carriages were followed by the old State Coach carrying the King and Queen, This w eight fine revival of industry have. again begun to appear, but the growth of confidence on which revival depends is being arrested by the fear of industrial strife." Anyway last week the number of unemployed dropped by 15,000, and T suppose hardly a day passes without one hears of some factory or other coming over to this country to re-start business.
The Labour Party for the moment is concealing its differences and is trying to eject the Communists but the latter decline to go, and there are always under-the-surface signs of trouble. Politically therefore I need say little more except that I do not think anything of an epoch-making nature will come along much before Easter. Mr. Churchill is trying to. economize, but people are only willing to ap: prove his proposals if they affect others and not themselves.
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