London, Feb, 6.
'Some persons have been' optimistic enough to count upon a Coronation durbar in India in 1037, but lately this expectation has been fading, says "The Times" in a leading article today.
'The journal emphasizes the immense strain that Is falling on the King with the stream of audiences, sittings, discussions and decisions' because the 8, Afelean Oath But sractat TO THe "xina. MeAALS"
Cape Town, Feb. 4.
moving the second reading of! the Coronation Oath Bil today Mr.
'B. Hertzog. Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs, announced that it had been decided that the King should take a Joint oath to all the Dominions.
He" added" that the Coronation. would "not be exclusive to Great Britain, but a. Coronation in which all strues of the British Commonwealth would be concerned—Reuter.
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