The Royal Processians return to the! West Door amid the peals of the National Anthem, played on the organ in thunderous tones, and there:
even more brilliant spectacle than when they entered the Abbey.
The King is wearing the Imperial Crown and carrying his Orb and Sceptre. The Queen is also wearing her Crown and carrying her Sceptre and Ivory Rod.
noticeable that the _pallor which the Queen showed earlier in the proceedings is gone, and she makes a regal figure as she passes through the bowing lines of "peers and peeresses.
Colour has also returned to the King's face, although he looks grave and composed.
Both are obviously tired after thers ordeal in which they were watched by thousands of persons and heard' by millions of others in all parts of the world by means of the radio.
As Their Majesties leave the Abbey, it is clear that the service has been a splendid success without a hitch of any kind—Reuter, "This is indeed a grave and constant responsibility, but it gave me confidence to see your representatives around me in Westminster Abbey, {and to know that you too were en-bled to join in that infinitely beau-Utul ceremonial, Inner Meaning and Message outward forms come down! from distant times, but its inner meaning and message cre always Ambulancemen Attend to
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