THE KING OH SOCIAL REFORM.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11857, 21 June 1919, Page 5

THE KING OH SOCIAL REFORM.

HtO-OPERATONOF All CUSSES ■ BESPOKEN. HIE GREAT HOUSING QUESTION. .■Baited Press Association—-By ElecH trie Telegraph—Copyright. B Loudon, June 18. ill The King, when visiting a cloth - jßHag factory at Leicester, in the Hoarse of a speech, Said; Our task ■ the future is to build a new order Her common life upon the founda■ma of the past, and preserve, Hlrengtheu and renew these ideals Hiliberty for which wo fought, ■ply by unselfish co-operation of classe can we win victory in ■race, as in war. The Queen and I Hfcnestly desire to join in this Hnrk.” King George then urged HI; need for improvement in educa■ss, and the foundation of provinHbl universities, which were of vital ■portance to the country’s future Hpnercial prosperity. The King ■led that the character of English Hr would be made in the homes of ■(people “We must see,” he said, Bpt houses are built which will Hp possible, healthy, happy ■ally life.”