Shanghai, May 16.
"Long live the King snd. Queen!" Up from' millions of hearts welled this sout-stirring salute, which echoed Jaround the world, "when. Their Majesties King George VI and Queen 'Elizabeth were crowned at the magnificent ceremony hold in Westminster Abbey last Wednesday. But Bulant though the scene was, with all is glittering pomp. and panoply, its deep religious signincance' did not escape our Special Ambassador and IChlet Delegate tothe Coronation, Dr. ili. ung. describing the Impressiveness of the service to Reuter, he said it was mere pagemtry, but a whole-Ineasted invocation of Divine help for new telg." And further "the thought of so many peoples and languages gathered from the whole worl, a united in common allegiance fand. mutual understanding, to. pay homage to, the King was almost over~ whelming" These few. words €xpress, perhaps, better than any others The feeling inspired In non-British people by the Coronation, apart from admiration they. feel Family of Great jolting with their jonalties in Shang hal so enthusiastically did last week: Jdve honour was paid to a great nation, Guests at Tattoo
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