Lonilon, Sept. 23.
I should have iked to tell "you something about the activities of the King and Queen's visits to hospitals, war work centres and the like. But the Ministry of Information seems to have decided that it alone may report Royal doings. It certainly did 0 this week in connection with their Majesties' attendance at some very] ordinary function; no newspaper was allowed to sond a Tepresentative. Not only journalists but the public at large are complaining of this price ces. specimen of obscuration.
Meanwhile we are allowed to know hat the King has ted the Queen to be President of the Wrens =the Women's Royal Naval Service. Revived from the fast war, the the war in Europe. Actually there:
practically no need yet for the, latter to have. cawed any serious! increase in prices, except for a small addition—one and a halt per cent 1 Believe™to cover the Government's
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