A few days tish paper of 1 ead in how the Bishop of th Abertieen and Orkney Episcopal Church had the Scottish (ely returned from, Teoland, with seine thankful from of ret Her Majesty had been inspecting the ear at Buckingham Palace, and was suddenly seized with the desire to see what driving in it was like. She was actually about to go out in liber own ear, which was - standing ready, But she thought it would be more fun to go in the armoured car. Naturally the officer in charge made no difteulty snd off went the Queen. seated behind a trooper of the Royal Armoured Corps, who was driving, She travelled with him for railes, asked him copious ques about the controls and at the end expressed surprise at the comfort of the ear and the case with which it was handled.
The next thing we shall hear of is that Her Majesty has been for a tour wer Germany in a" Blenheim bomber, The Minist: y of - Informati has long given up. trying to hush-hush her Majesty's doings, And nee you start giving our King and Queen their heads, there Is no telling what they will be up to next He had duties tw do among our troops of also dit with the why on jeelancers nol tne naturally have on the subject, will be remembered that wi Germany ed Dent cupied Iceland Test the Huis should Het there and make a submarine base Not unnaturally the mur of the troops and the care that been taken by their officers frere as little as possible with authority has much mollified and the "presence of the troops has brought tin heard-of wealth to the island, which is no small com~ ruted feelings, The Bishop's visit should also have done
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