London, Nov. 30.
'The news that Mr. Chamberlain when in Paris visited the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and told them that there was no' legal or. other reason why they should not come to England (one assumes for. the stke of argument, though perhaps rashly, that the Prime Minister did tay this) has sot everyone talking. The dif culty Is the question of the title "Her Royal Highness" for the Duchess. It is said that the Duke and those about him always speak of her in this form, But it is perfectly clear that she would not be allowed to use it in England, The King's declaration, after the abdication, stated unequivocally that, while the Duke remained a Royal Highness, neither "his wife nor children. if) any, would enjoy that title. So if the Duke and Duchess of' Windsor" returned "to Biay forget to ask the telephone to remind one of what one. mustn't forget. Then there are storms, such as that Fast night which blew down 40 telephone wires in our village, our own included. But these are things which can't be. helped.
What the Post Oflice should edna centrate on Is a telephone which will refuse to make a call when the collec is at dinner or lunch. It is extraordinary how bad-mannered the telephone his made us People who would. apologize pro: foundly if they had to: come: to the front door and interrupt. nelahhnw ata meal, will call him awny from able'to the telephone. without word of excuse, Perhaps as
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