cm. 5,'iiL)LVitii has uecume Ll Kamil- inr ngurv in the Royal box at Race- ?-Vi”: events in rctont. ,ve.i.rs. She hm or'.:::d : .':.l l'.or.sc:. .re'r.se-ll and has alums taken a keen iizforcst in her father's horses.

She first entered public liro r-':'.rn she was l2. 'T'llOn sh-' lxorrmin idont of a Children's League in lx..rlon's east end. Fizz.-ibcth was in when she por- n ned her iirst independent pub- " duty-a. full inspcclion of tho um Grenadier Guards Rosi- ' "it of which she tvzr Fo!o:icl-in- c" or.

.:i l0.i-1 she sat lictwcon the late

Britain Stunned By News

"i?x'DD.V, Feb 3..iCPi,,:1'11- s rlcnth today init. l'ir:inin med nnJ sorrowinn .'

N9-H.v oo- ldn't boizcw. it at r" -2.

"'l .' . T" slid n British hn K-maid who works for a Can- l "n ' I landsn "Tv'l:y.

the first rcacilon. oi itirtiod iucreduliiy gave way to it sense of shock and genuine sor- TOW.

The throne holds in place in

the hearts oi Britons that perhaps "9! some Canadians, Synlp-'iiilC' tic nnd loynl ns they are, do not in 'v npprcciaie. p The news was stunning bocriusc it was unexpected. The King's Hraclunl recovery from his opera- izon had led most people to ho- lieve that there was no immedi- nto cause for concern.

One newspaper said two- or ”l'M dnyn nco that the Kin: '11 Wilt"-f u-215' conviucsrl ih:rc was nothing to worry about.

The paper said. the King had A philosophy that once a physirnl

-riimcnt was trneed to iu source

Ind destroyed. the rest would be easy. This attitude of mind was laid to have been especially Dlmslng to his physicians.

The King had seemed In good health nnd good spirits. The last time the people saw him in public I'M at London Airport' last Thursday. when he arrived with me Queen and Princess Mnrdarciv to hid farewell to Princess Elim- wh and the Duke of rminburzh in their Commonwealth tour.

Ironically. the plane bearin: the Princess nnd her husband bore the radio code name: :”H0W Knz." i

At that time the king looked well and cheertul. He wore no start and appeared not to notice the sharp wind and scattered sllowfidkfs as, he stood barehead- ed to watch the lake-oil. 3'

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Znidunu Him ailriy inn morning. Ire--ur:Lc.A.

tiuelling " ! Princess fracas Iiiioronio i

Lrloim-7 Constable Lloyd Mc- Provinrn, ivns Y9m"V9d"ml for Toronto General HOSP t3 N! lrnniniz-nt .0! minor cuis :9" hruisos, while ailNnl3N"K' 0 WM”. :1 iiisiurhnnce bi-tween W0 dlors. nrrnrtiing to recent N90!" from Toronto.

A Toronto police sergeant tnf;d p, C, Mvl.cod were rolled ooh 2 sum a rumpus heiween 9: two men. and while onrouts 0 the station with the men In 0'14.- lodv. one of them In nileied 9 iimfn ki(;i:crih:l:1dcl;:od about the

p nu v .

hp'i1i:e'Ton so! Mr. nnd Mrl. Wil- iinm Mvlmnd. 01 Tllnilhv P- C M41:-oil 141'”. this Province threz years no nnd iclneil "W T”""' police force. '

C C Q 4 4-i Q u " C11 IVIO Lhfil”

-they were Lnernseives.

Just as George V conquered the wave of unnopui.-irity which surzed 1g-'i"n". '-"-' it '9": -tit.-ct. 0! his reign, so his second son dispersed the public (cars.

The visit of the King and Queen to France in 1938 proved to be the great turning point.

The Frencli people took the royal couple to their hearts and his tri- umph was contagious. On their re- turn home there were scenes of mass lomlty reminiscent of the jubilro days of George V.

The nation suddenly awoke to the fact that it had B. friendly King, who. with his smiling wife and two little daughters, had a sincere and simple humanity! and :1 desire to lead n norrnal. domes-

me informality oi the tour oi the World's Fair. And all these things made to American reeling In irre- sistihle anneal.

One of the brilliant pages or his reign was the marriage of his daughter Elizabeth to Lieirt. Philip Mountbatten, former Pi-inco or Greece and Denmark. In Novem- ber. i947. at B. magnificent cere- mony in Westminster Abbey, the 21-year-old heiress presumptive was married to the man or livr choice. newly (treated Duke of I-Jdinburgh and Prince of the realm. p

Margaret, the Kinrzis vivacious. witty, and attractive younger daughter has many suitors for her hand but her choice, if nnv, had not been Billi0lil'lCN'l at tho time A! the mnnarcl'i's dentin.

Queen Grandmother