Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13

SCHEDULE HEAVY
New Rulers to Appear Each
Day Except Two Rest
of Month.
BY the Associated Press.

BY INe ASSOCIATED freSS.
LONDON May 13.-With an en-
pires homage still pulsing around the
earth Britain's newly-croWned King
and Queen got little rest today before
starting long list Of post coronation
engagements.
These appearances cementing the
symbolic rule over 100000 persons,
were the first of the duties to which
they were consecrated yesterday.
Except for two day break, 41-year-
old George VI and his 37-year -old
Scottish Queen, Elizabeth, were
scheduled to make public appearances
daily for the rest of this month In
fulfillment Of the task to which they
were dedicated in yesterdays medie-
val-modem pageantry of coronation.
The serious-faced young monarch,
responding to the acclaim Of his en-
pire, said:
THE Queen and I will always keep
in our hearts the inspiration of this
(coronation) day. May we ever be
worthy of the good will which I am
proud to think surrounds us at the
outset Of my reign"
That was in his empire broadcast
from Buckingham Palace last night
while 10000 wildly cheering subjects
were damned before the massive
gates.
This is indeed grave and con-
slant responsibility, he declared,
pledglng that I'VE will, God helping
us, faithfully discharge our trust"
He pointed to the commonwealth
OF nations bound together under the
crown and noted solemnly chow much
our friendship with each other and
all the nations on earth can help the
cause OF peace and progress"
The slender King Emperor and his
bonny wife must don full dress and
decorations tonight for the second
brilliant state banquet at Bucking-
nam Palace. Tomorrow they will dine
again in state at the foreign Office in
Whitehall. Later they will lead of
dancing at the court ball in the
palace.
On Saturday they will hold a for
NAL reception for departing foreign
royalty and special ENJOYS who came
from the earths corners to the coro-
nation.
Gaiety Unabated.
.yotN
almost unabated and thousands again
thronged approaches to the royal
residence following last nights tu-
multous scenes in which the royal
couple made four balcony appear
ances-the last Just before midnight
While hoarse but still cheering SUBJ
JecS roared vociferous refrain of
God save the King! and Queen,
God bless her!'
Inc throng remained before the
palace, equally unmoved by rain and
police, until at last officers announced
the royal couple would not come again
TO the balcony. From the palace it
was announced that the King was
not unduly tired by the arduous day.
Inc King did not plan to attend
the coronation costume ball at Royal
Albert Hall, Kensington, where thou
sands were to dance tonight awav
but he invited 40 guests to look down
on the merrymakers from the GRIM
son-hung royal box.
The heavy tasks assumed by the
King and Queen since the December
abdication of Georges elder brother.
Edward. were only beginning.
Tomorrow more than 1000 do
mlnion and colonial troops will parade
in the palace garden for the monarch's
inspection. He will pass along the
ranks, shaking many of his stalwarts
by the hand, presenting to all the
coronation medals especially struck to
commemorate their trip to London
from the ends Of the empire.
Lord Mayor Host Wednesday.
Queen Elizabeth and the little
princesses, Elizabeth. 1l-year-old, who
some day may be the center of
another such celebration, and 6-year-