... the passion for personal power was not quite dead in our monarchy. It is dead now, past all resurrection, and the Coronation of George VI next Wednesday signifies the fact to the whole world. For he will be crowned in virtue of the fact that his brother ...

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... Specially introduced to commemorate the Coronation of T.M. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, this handsome casket will make a worthy souvenir of this great occasion. The design is carried out in Blue, Coronation Red and Gold lettering. Each casket contains ...

... is the Throne Room—a chamber sixty feet in length—which will be much used during the Coronation. At one end on a three-tier dais are the twin thrones—the Coronation chairs of King George V and Queen Mary. Placed in a recess near by is the elaborately ...

... great and prolonged suite. .B . ut next Wednesday the crown destined for •et •Lead ot Edward VIII will be placed on the ot George VI without a murmur of dislt.e,n,t, with the assent of the dispossessed King the approbation of the whole week of stress and ...

... captain to general over the heads of 862 others; another President Roosevelt has sent him to represent America at King George VI'S Coronation. Fat-faced, his eyes twinkling behind his spectacles, Maxim Litvinov goes by. He also has been in England before, ...