Edward of Wales, toiling in St. James's Palace with scant public knowledge of the magnitude of his efforts, was again primed last week to deliver a constructive message to British businessmen. At the annual meeting of the Travel and Industrial Development Association of Great Britain and Ireland he revealed something of his method of work.
"I confess I was amazed to learn that overseas visitors to Great Britain spent £25,000,000 in 1934." declared H. R. H. "This figure is the same as the figure for the sale of wool in this country and only £3,000,000...
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