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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-02

Djelovanje ljudi je najbol:ji
tumac njihovih misli.-Locke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
As D. c. Driver Permits
Revoked During Week

Forty-fve District drivers per-
mlts were revoked and 70 others
suspended during the past week.
TWenty-four others were
charged with driving without a
D. C. permit or D. c. registra-
ton. Their privilege of being
licensed was suspended until
proof of financial responsibility
is filed.
The list of revocations and
suspensions follows
Revoked for unauthorized use Of auto
Harold Simpson, II, l4oi Fifth street
Revoked for operating after revoca ton
tperiod Of revocation extended Richard
Tinsley, 3l+2 Stanton road 2; James
Sh'ngler. 81 Fourth street y w. walter
Leo chsndler, ir., 1900 orren street
NE wife SIMON 1856 Rock Creek
Revoked for operating after suspension
-Jehn, classett Townshend Brandy
Revoked for driving while drunk
columbus !n, " Greene s 3.59 East ca Ia1o.I
Kansas fs avenue F' Sw We' HenTy Ben 4s94
1892 Fifteenth street NV Charles
Brscen. il. 1919 Biltmore street NV !;
John T, Cumberland. 81, 1910 Twenty
NTH street NV; Alfonzo c. Edelen, sis
J street NV; Lee G Skipper 1921 T
street NV; Valentino G. Jackson. 496
sixtieth ;tyee, Ne James !. Q, Nc
Green 3"3 Eighteenth place NE: james
c; Caldwell. 735 Howard road Sc;
Richard L. Davis. ITO South Sixteenth.
Arlington. Va James Braxton 1925
Georgla avenue NV: Linwood Holman.
1880 Mississippi avenue Sc Roger Dow,
2l2 South ST Asaph street. Alexandria.
NE
Revoked for an Accumulated record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

son. $50 Eishth street NV: VIM. F
John N. Nichols. il, 1914 Fourth street
NE Reginald Francis Harrington. 43a
Nineteenth street Ne: Henry Mccoy
ila Third street NE.
Suspended until satisfaction Of judg.
ment--Thurston Minor. sI9 North Caro-.
lima avenue Sc Glen r. Vance 244C
1905 Fourth street SW: Jcnnine,
Brown. 5000 Blaine street NE Robert
Mcdaniel 1914 North Capitol street
Earl Fultz 1903 Kearney street NE
10 d. G REGISTRATION. no d. c. permit
Edward Lee. 1913 o Street NV
James Albert White. 1925 Sheriff road
NE Neal Archie Parker ql5 L street
NV; Charles Williams. 2400 Twenty.
second street NE Joan M Miner. 40S
Eleventh street NE John W Pegkins
.014 Summit place NE: james Walker
~ 555' ,Ritchie. road ForrestTils
nue. NV. James Najhsniei Marin. H;a
y street 6 " Mary Wise. OH A stree,
Thomas Sayov 13ns Dexter terrace
s Richard Savage. i3"n q street NE
JULIUS Samuel Carroll 513a Blaine stree,
n Reginald p Ashton, 1891 Jay
etror' y Z Edward &C iil3 o street
y W lanc, Aher' White I7@5 Sheriff
road Ne Edward Paul Parker, 2535
Ittrfer r'N street : " Roscoe DcWit
Wiiliams. rs Thirty-siyth street Ne;
MARY HsdGsd :oll Ninth street y E
norma Pishop So ThiIty-tourth street
Benjamin T isukins. 4a1 Cedar stree,
s F 4ove HuE ] 935 Tenth street NV
james leonard Thompson, eool Esd'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

totallinE Ie points. or more.-wnlsm
T. Brass, 1918 N street NV Ro0se-
ysl! Mhi'sker. $3.50 ciay street NE
nSoo0T K.S GpsSfoTd f s:,A Aiqn s'rsft
street Ne. Reano c Chance, Isd2
Rhode Island Avenue NV John NJ
Welch, ~ Fourth street Ne Wlllie
iosep 50uieyaFe ores ts:4 sSo siFee INV
avenue. st. Pleasant I'D Frsd !
Somers. lTl5 Lyman Place NE Eugene
G. Mckenzie. 26@5 Wade Road S Z /;
Walter G Wright, Go:5 Rosedple street
NV: Thomas Snipes 1890 First street
tecnth Street Ne JOSEPH L WOODLAND.
& $53? S stree s s.. Do94ts L p Hinsler
sheneman, 500 Fifty-eigh'h Avenue,
Tsnth street sW. David II Janifer.
Price Vif'Y'9lrd CAVES sysfi y sfoc. Herman
Samuel Crawford, 3i09 Tventv-ifth
Tennvson stree NV William W
Davis 1909 Fifty:;second Avenue NF.
Suspended for operating in such .
manner as t. show haErant di<regaTd
for the safety Of persons or prOperty.
for period noted -Robert I Har'sell
days and Tfsfrc School
SUSPENDED for period noted for al
least 8 points: Alvin A Perry ISIS
RiSgs pl NV 80 DAYS. Cecil DiEgs.
Trafac School; Grady N. Anderson i14l
Ash ST. NV. J 5 days anu Trafac School.
Marearet B McKerss 13s " 81 NV
80. days. Oscar Koeer lis 20th 81;
Riddick 1912 18th St NV. John "
WEIGH. ~ Attn 81, NE. 80 days Edward
J.. Cummirss. "a 1855 cad ST. Sc
IS days; Bernard B Brent. 1910 Frank.
or1 IN 6aVS OTIS Davis HptN
49th pl NE, 80 days; Willie J ARTERY
654 orleans pl,. NE. Is days: Code
H Springer 2010 Osborn drive. Silver
Gales st. NV 90 days and Trafhc
School Buace W Buranen, 7204 Spruce
ave. TGkoma PIX. Nd. 10 Gays. GeorSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this week by the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District of Columbia
Council OF Engineering and
Architectural Societies and
The Washington Academy OF
Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

R ss:s. a 7 Sal St / Ne Ne Il DAYS DAYS
: days and ,Traflc school; William P.
Julia L, waters, hoo No. Capitol ST.
30 days Robert R subj, 1894 LEGATION
s.. Is days, Levsl camqbell. 40: l35 :
Barnes II mo s I5yiPs tv, \ V Soi aays
1919 l9th 81, NV 30 days, Henry
J Hardy, l4u9 < s. Sc. - days;
s sEf Eye il Sc 81 10 days . John <
Watts 2OI Morgan St NV. IL day.
and Traffc School, Lester W safiold
1922 Orren st NE, 10 days, Ellsworth
y y d hSseh James H. Harris fg ~ 9s sth s
NV. - DAYS Willie J, stone, 50 y
ST. NV 10 days and Trsfic school,
Edward G Holmes ,-02l Eye s.. NE
ave NE 30 DAYS Clyde Il Hi, i3o I
roll ia c 81. NV. - days Joseph
Il Davidson ~ k St,aI , ays' , Ss Il
D. NJ 30 DAYS John H Y9uns @9 .gi
{ 81 NE days and Traihc ScAoo4
Also Jerry Y Jones. Huu lEen.S
second street y E, ~ days SnG frame
nurs road Ne - days Csrmin
30 DAYS MARY Z WADE. 1860 Texas
avenue Sc 30 DAYS Willie II Brown
1921 S Street NV, - days. Alfrea 7
Magsl 1884 Thirty-s.Xth street ".
William C. Morgan 26Ii Nichols ave
nue. Sc 90 days Alphonzo wash
ington. 5l3 D street Sc. 80 days
Joseph A. Norris 1888 Lincoln road
NE II days. Arthur B Armstrong
3,u3 Fourth street ST - days
Elijah Bates 81, 3l5 Seventeenth Street
Sc. - Gays. Leroy Brown, 80. Adam
street NV 10 DAYS; Leonard L. Carr
4i33 Texas Avenue Sc 30 days
Thomas Duke 1901 North Pierre
street. Arlngtou, Va, 30 days; Clarence
A. Dempsey 1918 WASHINGTON place
Ne Is days payid C Ballard 80:
Forty-eishth street NE 30 days ane
I.ahic School Edna q Matthews, 3flt
Warder street NV 20 days. Jacob A
Kirksey. POS K stree! NV, 80, days
James Simentoa. 300 Massachusetts
avenue NV 30 days walter c, Grady
il703 HolbrooE street Ne, 81 days
William & Evans. 81, RID No .. Boz
AS. Mclean Va. days; Wilfred A
Alsop, is BRYANT street NV. 80 day.
and Irafic School
Suspended for failure to file insurance
-Clyde Webster Brooks. 1918 Souti
Capitol street s.W: James Oswald Nichol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
$50 to Attend PorIey
Of Chinese-Americuns

A convention Of $50 delegates
representing Chinese benevolent
associations throughout tn e
United States and Hawaii will
be held Tuesday through Thurs
day at the willard Hotel.
The delegates, speaking for
upwards of 10000 Chinese
Americans. will be meeting to
organize a national Chinese
benevolent association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
CutuIoqs on MicrofiIm

NEW YORK, Mar. 2 (R.-The
Sears Roepuck Co. has given the
Brooklyn public library a COM
plete set of its mail order catalogs
on mlrcofilm. The library re-
ceived the catalogs. dating from
1892. and said they were Of great
value to social historians and
students of clothing style trends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
TODAY THROUGH FRIDAY

TODAY THROUGH FRIDAY
The United States Patent Once, De-
partment OF Commerce, is sponsoring its
eighth exhibit, the second in the feld Of
electIonics This exhibit will be held in
the Commerce Department lobby. Four
teenth street between E street and Con-
stitution avenue NV. Exhibit hours will
be: weekdays from. $50. am. to 10
am. to 9 pm. Nineteen companies will
show research and progress under the
American patent system through the
latest models and various other forms
u u'''"S' TUESDAY
National Academy OF Sciences pm,
Lecture, 2lM Constitution avenue NV:
s prGsFe sce w ptss cTyts snd director ~
research. General Electric Co
Association Of Senior Engineers-s
Pm. Meeting. Potomac Electric Power
Can You Profit by Your Patentsble In.
yentions," by George Sipkin, chief Patent
Council. for Bureau OF Ships.
WEDNESDAY
WASHINGTON Society Of Engineers---s
Pm Meeting. Cosmos Club Assembly
Program by David v Aud, director
Department of Sanitation, District of
institute of Radio Engineers. ProfSs-
$50 pm. Dinner. New O'Donneils. l9el
auditorium. 10th and Z streets NV
The IBM 700 Inpgt- Output system =
Eineer, and The sIBM 700 -Circuitry
Component and Control Processing
Equipment by J. NJ. TAYLOR. IBM 200
washington Sanitary Conference
1915 pm, Luncheon. Napoli Restaurant,
9l9 Sheridan street NV: NATO
Planning for Civil Defense Emergency
engineer. Health Emergency Planning
United states Public Health Service
and Walter L Picton, deputy director
Water and Sewage Industry and Utilities
DIVISION DeOa THuRsD a Commerce
chronological Society Of Washington.
: pm. meeting, National Museum. Room
81 Speech by George B. voRt,. insect
Entomology Research Branch on Eek
plorations for Biolosical Control Agents
FOR Halogeton" SPAIN
se can s dnnsr Of sasy E Anson
House. 4OO1 Wilson boulevard, Arlington
Measurement 4 Personal Protection" BY
Mine SAFETY ApDisnces N CSC ptts bS1s
Pa. who desisned the Sound scope
and Richard A Hollis. D. c frame
Safety man will give Invocation
American Society OF Tool EnRineefs-
80 pm dinner. Roger Smith Hotel
Bailey Goss Of baltimore, Nd, Broad;
cast Station WMAR-TV and National
Bohemian Brewing Co. Also movies
Sports
FRIDAY
Philosophical Society Of Washington
SIS pm meeting Cosmos Club Audi
torium. The Ice Ages bv B. j Opik.
University OF Maryland and ArmaEh
Observatory. Northern ireland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

ii:25 a.m.-Prince Philip ar
riyes at the Marine Bar
racks.
HAS a.m.-The Queen lays
foundation stone Of new
Embassy building.
i2:00.-The Queen leaves the
Embassy.
i2:0O--Prince Philip leaves the
Marine Barracks.
1915 pm.-The Queen and
Prince Philip arrive at the
White House for q private
luncheon.
i:i5 pm.-They leave the
White House for the Uni
versity Of Maryland.
400 p,m.-Arrival at Byrd
Stadium.
AIS p.m.-The University Of
Maryland University Of
North Carolina football
game begins.
500 pm. approximately
Departures from Byrd sta
diuEn.
5:45 pm. approximately -
Arrival at the White House.
1880 p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the
White House.
TAO p.m.--Arrival at the Brit
ish Embassy for q state dim
ner given by the Queen and
Prince Philip In honor OF
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover. a.
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|tAluEGtl Otl JoluErtuWu AoAuAAAs
|of the tale OF Pocahontas and
Capt. John Smith. Of the
founding Of jamestown. in 1907,
les the first permanent English
settlement In the New World.
It Is the 35Oth anniversary Of
jamestown, largely, which
brings queen Elizabeth here
today along with thousands Of
spectators eager for q glimpse
|cf her dark-haired bluereyed
majesty and her consort. blond
Prince Philip.
Here. too. at Williamsburg
the past Is present everywhere
lin the RESERVATIONS and repro
auctions OF Virginia's Colonial
capital.
Yorktown Bypassed
And here on this historic
peninsula between the James
and York Rivers. Britain's 10
American colonies and the Rev.
dictionary War were lost. An
other famous date. the l76th
anniversary Of the surrender Of
CORVALLIS at Yorktown, comes
up Friday.
But Her Majesty VIII be In
Washington then. And the
route for her today bypassed
Yorktown completely.
Still, there were to be some
reminders Of that era when
Anglo American relations were
far less friendly than they are
now.
Late this afternoon the Queen
has tea at the home Of the
president Of william and Mary
College-the house which was
headquarters for CORVALLIS In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

Robinson. Q 55-year-old Negro
who is sexton and guide at the
church. The tree Is q tower
ing. hollow sycamore which
split apart the graves Of the
Rev, James Blair. founder Of
William q Mary College. and
his wife.
Gifts Planned
Also waiting viii be the Rev.
George p. Gum, Bishop Of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Southern
Virginia, TO conduct the prayer
service and present to the
Queen handmade reproduce
tons Of the original silver COM
service ~ the James.
town Church.
That was just one Of the
gifts in readiness for Her
Majesty.
In return. the Queen brought
along q gift for Williamsburg
"a small, silver casket dating
TO the 18th Century.
Some items from home-one
Of the issues Of the renowned
Magma Charta. for example
are In store for the Queen at
the jamestown Festival Park
and its exhibition building.
little speech, and more
greetings. also are in store at
the fiag-draped court Of well
come. with soldiers in Colonial
costume on guard.
Williamsburg Parade
The remainder of the day
and evening are given over to
Williamsburg: The stop at
william and Mary College, q
parade down Duke of Glouces-
ter street in a horse-drawn
mulberry phaeton, a reception
at the place of the Colonial
governor. a tour Of the Colonial
capital.
Tonight the Queen and
Prince receive members Of
the jamestown williamsburg
Yorktown celebration commits
sions, then attend a dinner
given in their honor by the
commission members and Gov.
Stanley.
These wind.up events Of the
royal tour will be held at VIII
liamsburg Inn. where the Queen
will spend the night in q
three-room suite with q green
color scheme.
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Today

$50 pm. - The Queen and
Prince Philip arrive BY plane
at Williamsburg, Va. from
Canada.
ass pm. - They drive to
jamestown.
9:l5 p1n.--ArIfval e James.
town Island to attend serv-
Ices In the Old Church.
4:05 pm. Departure for
jamestown Festival Park.
AIS pm. - Arrival 1t the
Court Of welcome. Festival
Park.
4:25 p.m.-Departure.
4::30 pm. - Arrival at Old
World Pavilion.
40 p.m.--Departure for Dis
covery Tower.
l:45 pm. - Departure for
James Fort.
$50 pm. - Arrival at James
Fort.
ass pm. - Departure from
James Fort.
500 pm. - Arrival ct Three
Ships Pier.
sos pm. - Departure from
pier.
$40 p.m.-Arrival ct william
and Mary College for tea
5:45 p.nn.-Departure for WIS
liam and Mary's Wren
Building.
Sass pm. Arrival At the
Wren Building.
SOS prn.-Departure for COL
lege Corner.
$40 p.rn.-Procession by car
rage from College Corner
to the Governors Palace.
$50 p.m.-Arrtval ct Cover
nor's Palace for receptions
by Gov. Stanley.
7:l5 pm. - Mr.. and Mrs.
winthrop Rockefeller escort
the royal couple through
the Governors Palace.
T:30 p.m.-Departure.
7:35 pm<-Arrival ct the
Capitol.
7:45 pms-peparture.
7:50 pIn.-Arrival at WIZ
liamsburg Inn.
e:15 pm.-Reception and
dinner in the Williamsburg
Inn.
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the final phases Of the RevoIu-
tionary War.
And two mortars. captured
from CORVALLIS at Yorktown,
flank the entrance to the Wren
Building, the Oldest collegiate
building In the Nation, where
the Queen will make some brief
remarks.
21-Gun Salute
The weatherman promised o
beautiful Indian Summer day
for her Majesty and all the
visitors.
One Of those trying, split
second schedules lay ahead Of
the Queen for the moment Of
her 1870 pm. lEST) arrival
time. by plane from Ottawa,
Canada, at Warwick's Patrick
Henry Airport. 1t embraces all
the pomp and solemnity and
honors accorded q foreign head
Of state--starting with ma
tional anthems and a 21-gun
salute and a welcome from
United States Protocol Chief
Wiley Buchanan and Gov.
Thomas B. Stanley Of Virginia.
Then It viii be by motor
cade to jamestown Island. for a
service Of prayer for the Queen.
President and peace among ma
tons \ the reconstructed place
Of worship where the American
Episcopal Church was estab-
lished. There. too. the first
elected legislative assembly Of
the New World convened.
Waiting for the Queen. to tell
her about the fiother-in-law
tree In the ancient graveyard
outside, Is Canadian-born Sam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Tomorrow

els am. Departure from
Williamsburg Inn for Pat
rick Henry Airport.
1918 a.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave aboard
President Eisenhower's air.
plane for Washington.
HIS a.m.-Arrival ct MATS
terminal. Washington Ma
tional Airport. for welcome
by President Eisenhower
and other officials and mill
tary review.
HAS a.m.-Departure Of mo-
torcade.
l2:00-Motorcade joined by
parade units at Constitution
avenue and Twenty-third
street NV.
1910 p.m.-Arrival Of the pro-
cession at the White House.
100 pm. - The Queen snd
Prince Philip lunch with
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover at the White House.
2:45 pm.-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave for Ar
lington Cemetery.
500 p.m.--Arrival at cemetery
entrance.
sos p.m.-Her Majesty lays
wreath at Tomb Of Un-
known Soldier.
$3.50 p.m.-She lays wreath at
the Canadian Cross.
3:45 pm. - Departure from
cemetery.
400 pm. Arrival at the
White House.
1850 pm-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave for the
Statler Hotel. ~
500 p.m.-Arrival at the
Statler for press reception.
500 p.m-The President and
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Prince Phillip and President
and MRS. Eisenhower attend
services at National Pres
byterian Church.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct the
British Embassy.
Afternoon--After lunch. the
Queen and Prince Philip viii
travel 10 the estate Of the
Paul Melons ct upperville.
Va. and to the horse train-
ing center ct Middlebure,
Va.
500 pm. - Commonwealth
dinner at the Australian
Embassy.
li:00 pm. - The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the Em-
bassy.
li:20 pm. - Arrival at Union
Station.
1880 p.m.-Departure BY train
for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

li0.tO am. - The royal train
arrives at Staten Island.
1855 p.m.-Departure by ferry
for the Battery. New York.
ii:2O a.ri.--Arrival at the Bat
terry.
1880 am. Parade proceeds
from the Battery TO City
Hall.
i1:5O am. - Arrival at City
Hall.
i2:O0-Parade TO the Waldorf
Astoria.
1928 p.m.--Arrival at the WAL
dorf-Astoria.
loo p.m.--Mayor Wagner Of
New York gives q luncheon
In honor Of the Queen and
Prince Philip.
800 p.m.-Departure from the
Waldorf.
Sis pm. - Arrival at the
United Nations.
l:i5 p.ri,-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the U.N.
l:30 pIn.---Arrival at the EN-.
pire State Building.
S:20 pm. - Departure from
the Empire State Building
$50 p.m-Arrival at the
Waidorf-Astoria
500 p.m-The English :
Speaking Union and the
Pilgrims give q dinner in
honor Of the Queen and
Prince Philip at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
1850 pm. - The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
ll:00 pm. - Arrival at the
Commonwealth Ball at the
Seventh Regiment Armory.
HAS pIn--The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

9:55 a.rn.-President and Mrs.
Eisenhower and the Queen
Prince Philip leave the
White House.
1910 a.m.-Arrival at WASH
ington Cathedral for serv-
ices.
1900 a.fi.-The Queen and
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Friday

$50 a.ms-The Queen leaves
the White House for the Ma
tional Gallery Of Art.
e:55 aIn--Arrivai at gallery.
Constitution avenue en-
trance.
e:sS a.m.-president Eisen-
hover awards the National
Geographic Society Medal
10 Prince Philip at the
White House.
1918 alm.-Prince Philip
leaves for the National
Academy Of Sciences.
1920 am.-Arrival ct the
academy for scientific dis
cussions.
1900 a.m.-The Queen leaves
the National Gallery.
li:t5 am.-The Queen arrives
&c childrer's Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Queen Starts y. S. Visit
In Area Rich in History
b DOUGBAs B. CORNELL

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, oct. is V1.-The pendulum Of
time swings $50 years today for Virginia. America and
Queen Elizabeth II OF England.
For the British monarch chose to open sx-day visit to
the United States in stored segment Of Tdewater Virginia
famed pictures legend and fact in all the schooIboy history
books.
This the region Of the ived tower Of an old brick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Teaches Couruqe

RICHMOND. British Column
hia RJ. A. McAllister, 30
year-oid teacher WHO was
stricken with polio last fall. Is
teaching again this year, from
4 wheelchair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

1880 am. - Arrival at Idle
wild international Airport.
l2:45 am. - The Queen and
Prince Philip leave by the
Royal Aircraft for London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

i2:O0--The Queen leaves the
hospital.
i2:OO--Prince Philip leaves the
academy.
i2:lO pms-The queen and
Prince Philip arrive ct the
White House.
1888 pm.-The queen and
Prince Philip leave the
White House.
i2:l5 pm.-Arrival at the Cap
itol. Senate entrance. for
luncheon with Vice Presi-
dent Nixon.
500 p.m.-Departure from the
Capitol BY the East En-
trance Of the Rotunda.
400 pinsThe Queen and
Prince Philip leave the
White House.
AIS p.m.-Arrival at the Brit
ish Embassy for diplomatic
reception.
TOO p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the En-
hassy.
tbs pm.-Arrival at the
White House.
ais p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the
White House.
$40 pm.-Arrival at the Par
American Union for state
dinner given by Secretary
of States Dulles and Mrs.
Dulles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

9:l0 a.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip leave the
White House.
1000 a.m.-Diplomatic recep-
ton at the British Embassy.
1900 am.-The Queen confers
awards.
1900 q I1.-Prince Philip leaves
the Embassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
RoYALTYs SCHEDULE
Events for Elizabeth
And Philip Listed

This d On abbreviated schedule d The
movements ouesn Elizabeth u and
Prince Philip daring their United
Sisiss visit. Released bY the White
House. the sehsduls lists more thonI
30 drives through Woshinsion
sifests, with the tines, % Intsr-
ssted citizens cen Sc he royal
psfty pssG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

Mrs. Eisenhower give state
dinner for the royal couple
at the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
By MEREDITH S. BUEL

me, and asked, Vot deed you say?' Just
looked at him. No use to say anything. He
started pedaling again and we made 1t to
the other side. got over my scare and tried
it a few more times, Just for kicks"
Peggy. whose home is at Silt Seventh
street N. E., has had varied dancing ca
reer. It began with lessons at Q at WASH
ington modern dance studio. When she
was IL, she performed on Atlantic City's
Steel Pier. The older she got. the more she
danced-at hotels and country clubs. at
benefits and political conventions, for civic
and service organizations. The audience
got kick out watching red-faced Peggy
pushed back on stage after somersaulting
into a gentleman's lap during Baltimore
dinner in honor OF Senator Estes Kefauver.
And she got kick out Of dancing with 0ae
Fosters Roxyettes and Hal Sands Man
haitian Rockettes, out Of New York. She
travelled summers with them. from Canada
to Texas.
IT didn't know anyone with the Rock
ettes," Peggy recalls. so last year wrote
the Music Hall and asked for an addition"
When she walked in for the addition,
so other girls were there. They all looked
the right height (Rockettes must be be-
tween 5-feet-5 and 5-feet-0). And they
can probably all dance better than l."
Peggy thought. One dancer after another
failed and got the thank you for trying
out" and the nod to leave by Director Rus
sell Markert
81 didn't know had legs under me,
was SO nervous" Peggy says But not so
with Director Markert. He saw this 1.-the
long-legged girl move with the grace Of q
cat. He knew dancing experience when he