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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Sunday. October 20

1918 a.m.-The President
and Mrs. Eisenhower will &C
company the Queen and Prince
Philip to a service of Morning
Prayer at the Washington Ca
thedral following which they
will be present for a service of
dedication in the War Memorial
Chapel by the Rt. Rev. Angus
Dun. Bishop Of Washington.
HOO a.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will attend morn
ing service with the President
and Mrs. Eisenhower at the
National Presbyterian Church.
p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will have lunch
con at the British Embassy.
Following luncheon. the
&uCCA anu III IlCN llAAlP VIII
visit the Middleburg Training
Center. Middleburg. Va.
800 p.m.-His Excellency the
Hon. Sir Percy Spender. KBE.
&C. the senior Commonwealth
Ambassador. and Lady Spender
will give a Commonwealth din
ner in honor Of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth and His Royal
Hiehness Prince Philip at the
Embassy of Australia.
'll:00 p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will leave the En-
bassy of Australia for Wash
ington Union Station.
! '1l:20 pm.-Arrival at Union
Station.
l 1880 pm.--The Royal train
will leave Union Station for
New York City on the Balti-
] u
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animals and little folk. The
work was designed by Mrs. Fred
Gurley and Miss Dorothy Dou-
vile.
All Pieces Assigned
An estimated 200 pieces. in
GLIDING the 80 from England,
remain to be placed, among
them some individual kneelers
for Bethlehem Chapel and ad-
ditional chair cushions with
the l02 Diocesan Seals for the
Great Choir.
All have been assigned. and
1t is hoped that the work will
be finished by early spring, ac-
cording to Mrs. Kelvin Keegan,
secretary of the Needlepoint
Committee. This will not mean
the end of the project. since
the Cathedral is still abuilding
and the furnishing Of kneelers
can be virtually limitless.
After the drafting Of the
Needlepoint Project by Mrs.
Harold E. Talbot. Mrs. George
M. Humphrey and Mrs. Kee-
gan. expert needlewomen and
designers were selected by ex-
hibition and contest. In July
1855. Mrs. Talbot was made
honorary chairman and Mrs.
George A. Garrett was APP
pointed chairman.
The Dean wrote each bishop
in the l02 dioceSeS telling OF
the plan to place the seal OF
his diocese, worked in needle
point. on a cushion Of the
Great Choir and asking the
bishops to send in their seals
with a description of the colors
The first piece to be finished
was presented to the Dean in
February, 1856 - the Deans
Clergy Stall Cushion and
Kneeler. given by Mrs. c. Car
roll Glover. jr.. and worked by
Mrs. Newbold Moves.
The finished pieces of needle.
work were exhibited in the Ca
thedral Museum in April. ano
dedicated in May. Pieces had
been shown in several exhibit
lions elsewhere. including the
High Altar rug. The smaller
rugs for the Gospel and Epistle
sides Of the High Altar were
worked by women in Cincin-
natl.
The Cathedral hopes to be Q
leader In its needlepoint prof.
ect, and to provide guidance
for other churches.
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Saturday. October l9

S;4O a.m.--The Queen anc
Prince Philip will leave the
White House for the British
Embassy.
1000 a.m.--The Queen anc
Prince Philip win receive vari-
Gus members Of stats OF Mis-
sions of the Commonwealth
Countries at the British En-
bassy.
1900 a.m.--Her Majesty will
invest Commonwealth citizens
and award insignia to Amer
lean citizens who have re-
Iceived honors from Hel
Majesty.
1900 a.m.-Prince Philip will
leave the British Embassy fol
the Marine Barracks. Eighth
and I streets Sc.
1925 a.m.--Prince Philip will
arrive at the Marine Barracks
ll:45 a.m.-Her Majesty will
participate In a ceremony Of
laying of the foundation stone
OF the New British Embassy
once Building.
1900 noon--The Queen viii
leave the British Embassy fol
the White House.
1900 noon - Prince PhiliI
will leave the Marine Barracks
for the White House.
1915 p.m.--The Queen anc
Prince Philip will arrive at the
White House.
/ 1890 p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will have a pri-
vate luncheon at the White
/ House.
lis p.m.-The Queen ano
Prince Philip win leave the
! White House for the University
of Maryland.
I 200 p.m.--Arrival at BYRD
Stadium. University Of Mary
land.
AIS pm-The University Of
Maryland University Of North
Carolina football game will
begin.
500 pm. approximately -
Departure from Byrd Stadium
for the White House.
! 5:45 pm. approximately -
Arrival at the White House.
'7:30 p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will leave the
White House for the British
Embassy.
/ '7:4O p.m.-Arrival at tn,
British Embassy.
500 pm. - Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II and Hi
Royal Highness the Prince
Philip. Duke Of Edinburg. vii
give a state dinner in honor
of the President Of the United
States and Mrs. Eisenhower al
the British Embassy.
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OF nee0lepolnt kneelerS ana
cushions.
An ambitious project initi-
ated in 1854 to furnish the
chapels. the High Altar and
the Great Choir Of the Ca
thedral with needlepoint is fast
nearing completion Of its pres
ent phase. accelerated by the
visit Of Queen Elizabeth II
this week.
Needlepoint fittings for the
War Memorial Chapel. which
will be dedicated at 1915 am
next Sunday, were undertaken
by women of Great Britain
under the leadership of the
Dowager MarchioneSs of Read
ing.
The finished work is being
FASTENED to this country in
hopes 1t will be in place when
the chapel is dedicated.
Given by George vi
The hand wrought silver
altar set in the chapel was
given the Cathedral by the late
King George VI of England in
1881 as an expression of APP
probation for the welcome ex-
tended British men and women
stationed in Washington during
World War II.
Word from England indi-
Gates the last lot Of kneelers
was on its way across the At
lantic yesterday, after clearing
delays due to absences occa-
stoned by Asian flu in the firm
preparing the cushions.
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover and Prince Philip also
will attend the morning prayer
and dedication service to be
conducted by Bishop Angus
Dun and Dean Francis b
Sayre, jr. The service has been
arranged by Canon Luther
Miller. and will include the
chanting Of the 18th and 23d
Psalms by the Boys Choir.
One of the kneelers being
sent from England was worked
by Queen Mother Elizabeth and
will be marked with her cipher
Some 300 pieces Of needle.
point already are in place In
the Cathedral. including q IL.
by-22-foot High Altar rus
worked by % women of Pitts
burgh and the special fitting:
for the Children's Chapel.
Like the rest of the Chill
dren's Chapel. the kneelers wert
designed especially for diminu.
tive worshippers, with motifs o.
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Accompanying Her Majesty
as members Of her of1cial
party:
The Right Hon. John @
Diefenbaker. Prime Minister OF
Canada. Minister in Attend
ance and Mrs. Diefenbaker.
The Right Hon. Selwyn
Lloyd. Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs of the United
Kingdom. Minister-in-Attend-
ance.
The Countess of Leicester,
Lady-in-Waiting.
1t. Col. The Right Hon. Sir
Michael Adeane. private Sec
rotary to the Queen.
The Lady Rose Barring. lady
in-waiting.
Lieutenant General Sir Fred
erick Browning. comptroller to
the Duke Of Edinburgh.
Mr.. James Orr. private Sec
Rotary to the Duke Of Edin-
bureh.
Air Commodore Sir Edward
Fielden. captain Of the Queen
flight.
1t. Col. The Hon. Martin
Charters. assistant private Sec
rotary to the Queen.
Commcy. Richard Colville,
press secretary.
Brig. J. Arid Nesbitt. Canad-
ian army. equerry.
Col. z. H. Ainslie. Royal Ca
madam Army Medical Corps.
medical ofhcer.
Capt. Of the Lord Plunket,
eouerry.
mfr. D.R.C. Bedson. private
secretary to Mr.. Diefenbaker.
Mr.. Denis Laskey. private
secretary 70 Mr.. Lloyd.
-
The Honorable Wiley T. Blu
ehanan. jr.. Chief Of Protocol Of
the United States. and Mrs,
Buchanan.
&c The Honorable John Hay
Whitney, American Ambassador
TO Great Britain, and Mrs
Whitney.
Mr.. Victor Purse. Deputy
Chief Of Protocol. Department
of State.
Mr.. Clement z. Conger, AS
sistant Chief Of Protocol, De-
partment Of State.
Mr.. Joseph w. Reap. press
ofiicer. Department Of State.
Washington only.
90 Washington and New York
City only.
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Wednesday, Oct. Is


$50 pm. EDT-Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II and His
Royal Highness The Prince
Philip. Duke of Edinburgh. will
arrive aboard a Royal Cana
dian Air Force aircraft at
Patrick Henry Airport. near
Williamsburg. Va. where they
will be welcomed by Wiley T.
Buchanan, jr.. Chief Of Proto-
col Of the United States; Gov.
Thomas B. Stanley Of Virginia,
and Mrs. Stanley; Mrs. Bu-
chanan: His Excellency Sir
Harold Caccia. KCMG. British
Ambassador. and Lady Caccia,
and other cfficials. Full military
honors viii be rendered.
ass pm Departure from
airport for jamestown. Va. The
Queen and Prince Philip will
be accompanied by the Cover
nor OF Virginia and Mrs. STAN
ley on the visit TO jamestown
Island and the jamestown Fes-
tival Park.
3:45 p.m-Arrival at James
town Island where the Queen
and Prince Philip will attend
services in the old church.
t:05 p.m.-Departure from
jamestown Island for the
jamestown Festival Park.
4:i5 pm. - Arrival at the
Court Of Welcome. jamestown
Festival Park.
4:25 pm. Departure from
Court Of Welcome for Old
World Pavilion.
4:30 pm. - Arrival at Old
World Pavilion.
4:40 pm - Departure from
Old World Pavilion for Discov-
cry Tower.
4:45 pm, - Departure from
Discovery Tower for James
Fort.
4:50 pm.-Arrival at James
Fort.
4:55 pm. = Departure from
James Fort for the Three Ships
Pier.
500 p.m.-Arrival at Three
Ships Pier.
sos pm. - Departure from
the Three Ships Pier by car
for the College Of william and
Mary. Williamsburg, Va.
$40 pm. 49, Arrival at the
presidents house at the College
OF William and Mary, where
the Queen and Prince Philip
will have tea with Admiral AL.
win d. Chandler. president Of
the college. and Mrs. Chandler
5.46 pm. - The Queen anC
Prince Philip will leave thu
presidents house for the Wrer
Building, College Of william
and Mary.
ass pm. - Arrival at TIL
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Monday, October n

1910 a.m.--The royal train
will arrive at Stapleton. Staten
Island. New York City. The
Queen and Prince Philip will
be greeted by the Honorable
Richard C. Patterson, jr.. COM
missioner, Department Of Com
merce and Public Events Of the
City Of New York. Mrs. Patter-
son, the Consuls General Of
the Commonwealth Countries
at New York City and their
wives. Immediately thereafter
the party and the welcoming
committee will proceed by car
to Ferry Slip No. 8. st. George,
Staten Island, New York City.
1926 a.m.-Departure from
Ferry Slip No. 6 aboard the
United States Army ferry
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Army 10 Rush
Royal Luggage
BY He|icopter
Will Speed 2h Tons
From williamsburg
To White House

Queen Elizabeth's trip from
Williamsburg TO Washington
may look like a step and q
jump on the map. but to the
Army's Transportation Corps
it's a full-fiedged operation.
The corps is charged with
gathering up 30 pieces of az
tons Of royal baggage from the
Virginia town and whisking
il to Washington before the
Queen and Prince Philip reach
the White House.
1t is important that part Of
the luggage is at the Queens
disposal when she reaches the
mansion at 1890 pm. Thurs
day. To turn the trick the
military has about three hours
TO load the baggage. move 1t
100 miles and deliver 1t to the
White House.
To Use HellcOpters
! Col. Fred c. Allen. Military
District Of Washington trans
portation officer. said two hell
copters would be employed II
the weather is right.
They will land at the Penta-
gon heliport and shunt the
baggage TO q closed military
van for the trip to the mansion.
In addition to personal lug
gage. there will be 35 pieces Of
Office equipment Weighing al
most q. ton.
The transportation corps will
not relax once this job Is done.
During the visit IL must see
that the 22-member royal staff
and about 200 newsmen from
Canadian and other British
Commonwealth countries, get
to where they are going.
Responsibility fingers
Even when the royal couple
leaves town. the transportation
office will be in on the act. It
must select the railway, the
route and see that the royal
train is properly equipped for
the trip to New York.
Pulled by a diesel engine. the
Baltimore e. Ohio train will
have IL cars. including the
royal car. two lounge cars. four
bedroom cars. a diner. two
Communication cars and a crew
and baggage car. About 40
persons will be aboard.
/ The railroad presidents car,
used frequently for dignitaries.
has been designated for the
royal couple. 1t contains an
observation room. four bed
rooms. dining room. kitchen.
pantry and servants room.
/ Riding with the Queen and
Prince will be her maid and his
valet and a cook and steward.
| A second train viii follow with
about 200 newsmen.
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Thursday, October II

/ Oils am. - Departure from
Williamsburg Inn for Patrick
Henry Airport.
1918 a.m-The Queen and
Prince Philip will leave from
Patrick Henry Airport aboard
President EiSenhower's ofiicial
airplane, Columbine III.
ll:l5 EDIT The Column
bine III will arrive at the Mill
tary Air Transport Service Ter
minal. Washington National
Airport. The Queen and Prince
Philip will be greeted by the
President of the United States
and Mrs. Eisenhower. the Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs. Dulles.
the Chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff and Mrs. Twin
ing. the Dean Of the Diplo-
matte Corps. the Chiefs of Mis-
sion of the Commonwealth
Countries. the President Of the
Board Of Commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia. their
wives. and other officials. Full
military honors will be rem
dered.
l1:45 a .m.-Departure Of mo-
torcade from the Military All
Transport Service Terminal
Washington National Airport.
IL noon-Arrival at Consti-
tuition avenue at Twenty-third
street TO begin procession alone
parade route TO the White
House.
1910 pm. - Arrival Of the
procession at the White House
The Queen and Prince Philip
will remain at the White House
for the duration of the Wash
ington visit. The Prime Min
lister Of Canada and Mrs. Die
fenbaker will proceed to the
Embassy Of Canada. where they
will remain until their depart
ure for Ottawa on the evening
OF october 10. The Secretary
Of State for Foreign Affairs
will proceed to the British En-
bassy. where he will remain
for the duration Of the Wash
ington visit. The remaining
members Of Her Majesty's suite
will stay at the Hotel Sheraton
Carlton.
100 p.m.--The Queen anc
Prince Philip will have lunch
con with the President anc
Mrs. Eisenhower.
245 p.m.-The Queen ant
Prince Philip will leave tn,
White House for Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
3 p.m.-Arrival at the en-
trance to Arlington Nationa
Cemetery.
sos p.m.--Her Majesty vii
lay q wreath at the Tomb o
the Unknown Soldier.
$3.50 p.m.-Her Majesty vii
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Wren Building where the Queen
and Prince Philip will attend
a ceremony on the balcony
: above the entrance.
SOS pm. Departure from
the Wren Building for College
Corner.
6:l0 pm. - The Queen and
Prince Philip. accompanied by
Winthrop Rockefeller. chair
man of the board OF Colonial
Williamsburg. and Mrs. Rookie
Teller. will proceed by carriage
from College Corner to the
Governors Palace.
$50 p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will arrive at the
reception to be given in their
honor by the Governor Of Vir-
ginia and Mrs. Stanley. the
Virginia 350th Anniversary
Celebration Commission. and
the Jamestown williamsburg
Yorktown Celebration Commits
sion in the Garden Of the
Governors Palace. Governor
Stanley is Chairman Of the
Commissions.
tbs p.m.-Mr. and Mrs. Win
throp Rockefeller will escort
the Queen and Prince Philip
through the Governors Palace.
1880 pm. Departure from
the Governors Palace by motor
for the Capitol.
7;3S pm. - Arrival at the
Capitol.
7:45 p.m-Departure from
the Capitol for Williamsburg
Inn.
7:50 pm.-ArFival at VIII
liamsburg Inn.
els p.nl.-Members Of the
Virginia 350th Anniversary Gel
lebration Commission and the
] a m e town WILLIAMSBURG
Yorktown Celebration Commits
sion will be presented to the
Queen and Prince Philip in the
East Lounge of the Williams
burg Inn.
$3.50 pm.-The Governor Of
Virginia and Mrs. Stanley. the
Virginia 350th Anniversary
Celebration Commission. a n d
the jamestown Williamsburg
Yorktown Celebration Commits
sion will give a dinner in honor
Of Her Majesty Queen Eliza
beth and His Royal HighnesS
Prince Philip in the Dining
Room of the Williamsburg Inn.
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Lieutenant Samuel S. Cour-
sen" for the Battery. New York
City.
1920 a.m.-Arrival at Slip
No. 3 at the Battery. New York
City
1880 a.m.-The parade will
proceed from the Battery TO
City Hall.
1850 a.m.-Arrival at City
Hall. Mayor Robert F. Wag-
ner of the City Of New York
will welcome the Queen and
Prince Philip at City Hall. Full
military honors will be rem
Idered.
1900 noon-The Mayor Of
the City of New York and Mrs.
Wagner will accompany the
Queen and Prince Philip along
the parade route to the Wal
ldorf Astoria.
1925 p.m.-Arrival at the
Waldorf-Astoria.
1905 p.m.-The guests who
are included on the dais at the
Mayors luncheon will be pre-
sented to the Queen and Prince
Philip in the West Foyer OF
the Waldorf Astoria.
/ l p.m.-The Honorable Rob-
ert F.. Wagner, Mayor of the
City Of New York. will give g
luncheon in honor of Her Ma.
jesty Queen Elizabeth and His
Royal Highness Prince Philip
in the Grand Ballroom of the
Waldorf Astoria.
3 p.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will leave the
Waldorf Astoria for the United
Nations Building.
3:l5-Arrival at the United
Nations Building.
AIS p.m.-Departure from
the United Nations Building
for the Empire State Building
4;30 pm.-Arrival at the
Empire State Building.
j $50 p.m.-Departure from
the Empire State Building.
$50 pm.-Arrival at the
Waldorf-A Astoria.
ESQ p.m.-The guests who
are included on the dais at the
Pilgrims and the English
Speaking Union dinner will bC
presented to the Queen anc
Prince Philip in the Palm
Room 18th floor of the Wal.
dorf- Astoria.
800 p.m.-The Officers anc
Directors Of the Pilgrims anc
the English-Speaking Unior
will give a dinner in honor Of
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
II. and His Royal Highnes:
Prince Philip. Duke Of Edin.
bureh. in the Grand Ballroom
of the Waldorf Astoria.
1850 p.m.-The Queen anc
Prince Philip will leave the
Waldorf-Astoria for the Sew
enth Regiment Armory, PARK
Avenue. Sixty-seventh street,
1900 p.m.-Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth and His Roya
Highness Prince Philip will ar.
rive at the Commonwealth Bal
in the Seventh Regiment Ar
mory.
HAS pm. Approximately,
The Queen and Prince Philip
will leave the Commonwealth
Ball for Idlewild international
Airport.
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Queens Visit
Reheursed at
Air Terminal

Soldiers rolled the iron fenc-
ing out onto the airport. The
stairstepS leading to the plane
door were placed. Flags were
raised by servicemen lined up
at attention opposite the fence.
Bands played.
A voice doomed over the Ma
:ional Airport loudspeaker. The
assumed time is HOS hours
and the President and Mrs. Eli
senhower are now facing the
honor guard"
This was the start Of yester-
days rehearsal. without cos
tunes or the main cast of char
acterS. for the ceremony Thurs
day to welcome Queen Eliza
beth at MATS terminal.
One Plays Queen
The President and his party
were males in conservative bu-
SineSS suits at the rehearsal.
They took their places obedi-
emily at the foot Of the stair
way at ll:15 am. scheduled
arrival time Of the Columbine
III. the Presidential plane that
will set royalty down here in
four more days.
Queen for the play rites was
Mrs. David F. Muirhead, wife
of the First Secretary of the
British Embassy.
She walked Smartly past the
honor guard with State De-
partment Chief Of Protocol
Wiley Buchanan. He stepped
aside for Mr.. Muirhead. who off
and on doubled for Prince
Philip.
Mrs. Muirhead was picked for
her pace She walks like the
Queen. State Department aides
confided. British spokesman
speculated her bearing was
acquired from walking with
books on her head at the coun-
try estate Of her father. Lord
Hollenden. in Kent.
Timed for Rain or Shine
She walked straight as the
Queen in front Of flags held
aloft by guardsmen to a lobby
10 foot platform, where the
Queen and the President are to
greet each other formally for
televiSion and radio audiences.
After the first rehearsal. the
ceremony was repeated inside
q Quonset- shaped hangar. the
welcoming headquarters If 1t
rains.
With Mrs. Muirhead stop
watched for both dry and rainy
weather. State Department off,
Gals said by noon they were
lready for Elizabeth herself.
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Queens Visit
Poses Kingsize
Logistics Job
500 From Press,
Rodio, N Alone
To Be Cared For
~ star STAT, Correspondent,

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Oct.
12e-About 500 newspaper and
radio and television men will
cover the visit here and at
nearby jamestown Of Queen
Elizabeth and Prince Philip on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The immensely Of the prob
lem Of accommodating this
many, including housing. trans
portation and spacing at key
points Of the tour, was indicated
this week when q group Of about
25-mostly newsreel and tele-
vision cameramen and photog-.
raphers for the press services
made q dry run" Of the royal
couples route
They were accompanied on
the "pre-tracing" Of the couples
footsteps by Joseph Reap, a
press officer for the State De-
partment. George Eager, public
relations director for Colonial
Williamsburg, and Lon Dill,
public relations director for the
jamestown Festival.
After the preview on Thurs
day. one member Of the party
saw the situation as "a king
sized problem In logistics.
1000 Seek Privilege
Accreditation for correspon-
dents to cover the royal visit
lis being handled by James c.
Hagerty. the Presidents press
secretary. Nearly 1000 are
seeking generalization for the
royal pairs visit here and in
Washington.
The Army is in charge Of all
ground transportation for the
press corps and at least eight
buses will be used to speed re-
lporters and photographers from
jamestown Island, the Festival
Park and to key points here in
Williamsburg.
/ On hand for security will
be representatives of Scotland
Yard, the State Departments
agents. Virginia State and local
police and military police from
nearby installations.
The British Broadcasting Co.
has been quartered in the CHS
well House and will operate
from a studio in the kitchen
of that building.
American radio networks have
been set UP in similar fashion
and In the main press room Of
Williamsburg Lodge
Planners Are Busy
Planners have been busy
scheduling bus trips to get the
press to strategic locations
along the route far in advance.
The royal couple will arrive by
plane at Patrick Henry Airport
in Newport News, but two plane
loads Of newsmen will have
preceded them.
Buses will take some directly
to jamestown Church on
jamestown Island, which is the
first scheduled stop. Other
buses will go directly from the
airport to Festival Park or to
press headquarters here to meet
individual needs of the CORE
Spondents.
The Continental Army Com
mand. with headquarters at
Fort Monroe. Va. will provide
supplementary transportation
with jeeps and staff cars. in
addition to the eight buses.
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Tuesday, October n

1870 a.m.-Arrival at Idle
wild International Airport,
12:45 a.m.-The Queen and
Prince Philip will leave Idle
wild international Airport by
Royal Aircraft for London.
'Tiwes subject TO change.
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State and Mrs. Dulles will give
a State Dinner in honor OF Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth and
His Royal Highness Prince
Philip at the Pan American
Union,
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Famed Sewing Rushed
For Chapel Dedication

When Queen Elizabeth attends the dedication Of WASH
ngton Cathedals War Memorial Chapel Sunday she
will housewey touch by Of the of England
and America.
chain Of skilled stitching reaching the Atlantic
Ocean has fitted the interior of the Cathedral