The Archive · 1933

March of Modern Science London, Dee. 25

Standing before a golden micro-shone in a little room in his Norfolk jame, Sandringham, the King today sent across the world a Christ Mas message to all his subjects 2 all countries.

in the big drawing room next the" broadcasting room sat, Jucen, the. Wale Ma voice. Uhrougl speaker as did the rear of the world. They more knew what he was about to say than did the furthest dominions.

The King said that, the everyday t application. of goodwill in outlook and policy, which had been rendered possible by the march of modern fclence, had been the most signi-Beaut development of the past year, for science had brought home to us that' there is neither time nor room for old habits of thought or action.

"But, selonce's. gifts. are sele: without "the sanity, patience, and goodwill of all my peoples." hi Majesty said. He added that 1 past year had shown sober, Spectacular, progress towards covery.

"The message concluded with Chtistmas greetings, especially for ehildven all over the world, and the King added 'a heartfelt "God bless you." are foal fat! Hak the ties messages from New York, Syn

road east was hed with pert clavity.—Reuter, London, Dec. 26,

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