London, Dec. 21.
Further arrangements in connection with the King's Jubilee celebrations, ]which will start on May 6 next year, were announced by the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, in the House of Commons to-day.
During the celebrations, Mr. Mac-Donald informed the House, the King ould receive members of the Diplomatic Corps and representatives of the Empire, as well as addresses from, both Houses of Parliament.
Their Majesties, he continued, hoped to make processional drives in. different parts of London.
The King was specially anxious that no great expense should be incurred in_ decorations, 'The Prime Minister said that the celebrations in Wales would include a \ceremony at which His Majesty would be represented by the Prince of Wales, and that the King and Queen hoped' to break their journey Balmoral in August at Edinburgh, There would be extensive floodlighting of public buildings during the celebrations, while a military review would be held at Aldershot und a naval review at Spithead. There would also be a review of the Air Force-Reuter.
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