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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 303, 7 December 1936, Page 5

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The King Is Judge, Said Mrs. Simpson. Press Association—Copyright. London, December 6. Soon after her arrival at Blois Mrs Simpson put through a telephone calf to London and remained talking for nearly half an hour, says the Daily Mail. Le Sols published an interview with Mrs Simpson. A reporter told her all France was following her .story with ■ihe greatest interest. She replied: “You Frenchmen are .most sympathetic but most annoying. I have been unable to sleep in the past two days. At the last hotel where I stayed there were 24 journalists. l am not getting much rest.” ‘>’ f . Replying to a further question she said: “1 cannot make a statement. The King is the only judge.” Ax Nice message said Mrs Simpson was expected at the villa of a friend, Mrs Herman Rogers, at Cannes, Eight large trunks and five valises' arrived on this morning's Riviera express labelled “Miss Burke” but bearing the initials “W.W.S.” A later message says Mrs Simpson arrived at Mrs Rogers’ villa at Cannes and immediately communicated by telephone with London.