It was 9 wonderful thing for him to kuiow how his father's. qualities had been appreciated and valued, fand he was happy to fect that, before his father died, "this was proved (o him by the deep fecting Which were expressed in the Jubilee demonstrations last year.
He mow succeeded his father, and it-was his duly to carry on his Work. He was botter known to most people fag the Prince of Wales, a man who had had the opportunity of getting to Kenow the people of nearly every country in the world, under all condi= tions and in all circumstances. now' spoke to them as King, but he was still the same man, with that same knowledge and experience, and whose constant effort it would be to protect the well-being of his fellow men. Me prayed that the future might bring peace and understanding throughout the World. prosperity and happiness 10 the British people, and that toy might be worthy of the heritage. which was: thei Following the singing of the Na+ tional Anthem ay Ils Majesty con= eluded, the BBC. chorus. xav 8 hour's programme of music, ehielly mposed -of arrangements from the Ash Grove."
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