QUEEN WILHELMINA’S BIRTHDAY

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24051, 13 September 1943, Page 2

QUEEN WILHELMINA’S BIRTHDAY

(Rec. 8.30 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 12. The First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr A. V. Alexander) has sent this message to Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands: "On the anniversary of your Majesty’s birthday and the National Day of the Netherlands, I desire on behalf of the Board of the Admiralty and the Royal Navy to offer our sincere congratulations to your Majesty. With the active and highly efficient co-operation of the Royal Netherlands Navy and the mercantile marine, the initiative has now been wrested from the enemy and the recent successes of the United Nations have brought nearer the enemy’s final overthrow, nd the liberation of the Netherlands.’’

The Queen has replied: "I thank you most sincerely. I am happy that the initiative has now been wrested from he ene v. and proud that the Nether lands Navy and' mercantile marine have been able to co-operate with ‘.he ;olendid officers and men of the British fleets in bringing nearer his final defeat.” BIG SUCCESS ON HOME FRONT. Some of mother’s food problems have been solved by the introduction of Shredded CRYSTAL Pure Beef SUET The distinctive CRYSTAL SUET pack now occupies a prominent Place on grocers shelves as the public appreciate the convenience and freshness of CRYSTAL SUET

Good old-fashioned Suet Puddings an pack on the menu, but with so much less -trouble for mother CRYSTAL SUET is prepared by a special process remov Ins all skin and waste IJoz CRYSTAI SUET equals 2oz ordinary suet Popular recipes are on every packet and every packet is “dated for freshness. —1