Kweiteh, May 14.
British residents in this town, num= bering nine only, celebrated the Coronation by meeting together on May 11 in the Chapel of Holy Love St, Paul's Hospital, and joining. fin the service of prayer and intercession, as requested by the World's Evangelical "Alliance, which was compiled by the BisNop Norwich. A number of English-speaking Chinese algo attended the service. On May 32 we were proud to fly the Union Jack along with the Chinese flag from our Magsisff. At sundown we gathered about the mast and sang "God Save the King" as the Jack was slowly lowered. Reception on. the radio was not very good at frst, 'The first part of the ceremony came vid Nanking fairly clearly, 'Then when Nanking stopped rebroadcasting at 9 pin. we were able to get the} programme direct' from England, How we thrilled to the singing of the National Anthem when their Majesties proceeded to leave the Abbey. We could just see the Princesses adjusting their robes even as the BBC observer announced this intimate part of a great ceremony.
felt ourselves among the crowds as the observer took us alonj the course of the procession. Being Canadians you can imagine how proud we felt when the observer at Hyde Park Corner described "the finest body of men in the world, the Royal Mounted Police of Canada. The radio certainly made it possible for all British and friends to
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