Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-10 | Page 6 | But Not in Trade, Surely

But Not in n Trade Surely It A T LONG LAST England's royal family gives a hint that there may be a reconciliation with the exiled Edward and his born Baltimore-born duchess The meeting expected exp Friday in Paris between the Windsors and the duke and duchess of Gloucester is interpreted as asa a first step in inthis inthis inthis this direction The London press goes so far as asto asto asto to say hat Edward might even return to London London London Lon Lon- don with Walls Wallis to live Presumably he might find some sort of occupation here the London bureau of the Associated Press was told Occupation Occupation Occupation pation Surely not in trade What else could the man do for there is no precedent On second second second sec sec- ond thought the two might go in for putt ring puttering ring in iii the garden as was their wont at Fortress Belvedere If they called it botany or floriculture floriculture floriculture ture it might not be too sordid for an ex ox The world will be content if finding a job for his falls short of becoming another crisis but not if it has to hold hands to ears as asit asit asit it cries out Must we go o through this whole thing again England itself it is easy to believe believe believe be be- lieve would be hoping that the whole thing could be handled quietly Good timing c could uld take care of that If the ducal pair slipped in quietly for the celebration of the kings king's birthday birthday birthday birth birth- day they would simply be among those present lost in the pageantry pomp and parading marking marking marking mark mark- ing the occasion Then they could stay op read the want ads and unostentatiously occupy their time until the job were found But behind all this it seems that it has taken an uncommonly short time for the historical perspective to arrive within the circle of the royal family As long as Wallis and her David are wanderers on the continent they are constant constant constant con con- stant reminders of the rather silly way in which the government bungled the whole affair Reconciliation Reconciliation Reconciliation Rec Rec- in these parlous times would unite the royal family and the British people smart politically