Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1931, Page 26

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Pajais Royal—Third Floor | By the Associated Press. | offer to dip into his income for a quar- IKING'S THRIFT PLAN PLEASES SUBIEGTS Offer to Cut Income $250,- | 000 Meets Parliament Approval. LONDON, September 8.—King George's ter of a million dollars in order to help tide John Bull over his, financial em- barrassment made a favorable impres- sion today on members of Parliament | gathered for the first special session | since the war. | The willingness of the Prince of Wales | to contribute $50.000 income himself to | lichten the load of the new national | government and that of other members of the royal family to help in accord- ance with their means were no less well | received. The King, acting through the keeper | | of the privy purse. wrote Prime Minister MacDonald that in view of the grave | financial situation confronting the na- | I tion he “desired personally to partici- | pate in the movement for reduction of ! national expenditures.” Believes Economy Possible. In spite of the fact that drastic econ- | omies were made after the war, he ! wrote. he was of the opinion that “by | the exercise of the most rigid economy | it should be possible to reduce the civil list by £50,000.” | “I am to say that the Queen and other members of the royal family, who are in receipt of parliamentary grants, are all desirous that reductions of these | grants should be made during this time i of national crisis.” The maintenance of the crown is provided by a civil list totalling about $2,350,000 annually, theoretically grant- ed by Parliament each year. In ad-‘ dition the King derives a fluctuating | revenue frem the Duchy of Lancaster, which, for example, netted $345,000 in | 29. From these two sovrces he must the expenses of state ceremo- the palaces, pensions, servants, charities and the Queen's court. 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