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London, Feb, 10.
Holding her hat against a. strong wind, the Queen stood yesterday on a ditty, smoke-grimed collier listening to the skipper's explanation of the working of recently-installed defensive armament against U-boats or bombers.
This was one incident in a surprise visit which the King and Queen paid. fo Cardiff in the course of the tour they are making of west Britain, The Welsh people gave them the biggest welcome they had had since the war began, When the news of their arrival leaked out, 20,000 people ignored air-raid precautions against the assembly of big crowds, gathered in the city square and cheered.
"The King and Queen separated to see as much as possible of -tocal wartime activities, and the Queen dropped in to see hundreds of lets making brass shell cases in a factory: which until recently manufactured pols and pans—Reuter.
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