Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-07-21 | Page 4 | Price of Wales Trying to Newspaper Reporters

Prince of oJ Wales Trying To Newspaper Nm Reporters The prince of Wales composes most of his banquet speeches In midair In the tiny cabin of his airplane there Is la n a portable typewriter Above the clouds en route to his engagement the prince pecks away and has the speech done or nearly done when the plane lands He is the despair of newspaper correspondents correspondents correspondents cor cor- respondents who like to get copies of his speeches in advance so that they I may enjoy the banquet with a minimum minimum minimum mini mini- mum amount of Seldom does the British heir have his speech ready until a few minutes before the dinner starts starts And and then there is usually usually mu- mu ally but one copy jealously guarded by a royal equerry A fortunate few may manage to copy the outstanding passages and rush them by messenger to o the office But their triumph Is short lived short for for the prince likely as not will wholly disregard his prepared prepared prepared pre pre- pared speech and deliver dellver an entirely different one