London, May 6.
Speaking before a microphone in Buckingham Palace, the King tonight broadcast an "address which, was relayed 10 his subjects throughout the British Empire and in other {foreign countries and thanked them for their loyal messages.
"At the close of this memorable: day," he said, "I must speak to my people everywhere—yet how can I express what is in my heart? As I passed this morning through the cheering multitudes to and from St Paul's Cathedral, and as 1 thought} there of all theca 25 years have brought to me, and to my country, and my Empire, how could I fall to be most deeply moved?
"Words cannot express my thoughts and feelings. I can only say to you, my very dear people, that the Queen and T thank you from the depths of our hearts for all your loyalty—and_ may Tsay love—with which this] day, and always, you have surrounded Dimeultles Not Over dedicate myself anew to your service for the years that may be aul given to me. I look back on the past with thankfulness to God.
people and T have come through great trials and dimeulties toget They are not over.
"In the midst of this day's rejoleing, 1 grieve to think of the numbers of my people who are still without work, We owe to them, and not the Toast to those who are suffering from any form of disablement, all the sympathy and help that we can give. I hope that, during this Tublice year, all who can, will do their utmost to find them work and bring them hope.
"Other anxieties may be In store, ut Tam persuaded that, with God's help, they" may all be overcome if wer meet them with confidence, courage and unity.
"So T look forward to the future with faith and hope, Tt is _to the young that the future belongs. T trust that, through the trust fund) by my dear the Wales, to commemorate year, many of them throughout this country may be helped in bod; mind and character, to become useful citizens.
Message to Children "To the children, T would send a odal "message. Let me say this to each of them whom my words may. reach: In speaking to you, to you to remember that, in days to come, you will be citizens: fof a great Empire. As you grow up, always Keep this thought before you, and, when the time comes, be ready and proud to give to your country your work, your mind and your heart."
have been greatly touched," His Majesty continued, "by all of the: greetings T have received from the Dominions, Colonies, India and the Home Country. My heart goes out all who are listening."
is Majesly concluded by stating
simply express my deep feeling than words could more truly, and those of Queen Victoria after her Diamond Jubilee:
"From the bottom of my heart, 1 thanke my beloved people. May God bless. them."—Wireless and Reuter.
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