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

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polished OF the inspection in
less than the eight minutes al
loted for the ritual.
OfIlcials Presented
Back at the dais, Mrs. Diefen-
baker presented Canada's Chief
Justice Patrick Kerwin. Turk
ish Ambassador Amat Cavat
Ustun who is diplomatic dean
here. Ottawa's Mayor George
helms. Air Marshal Hugh
Campbell. and the air base COM
mander. Group Capt. c. H.
Mussells.
Wives of each of the ofiicials
also were presented to the
Queen.
The royal couple then drove
on in their cream-colored linn
CUISINE. first circlng the en-
closure to provide q glimpse 70
crowds that had waited hours
to see them. The car had been
fitted with q clear plastic top
to protect the pair from q stiff
breeze. An REAP sergeant was
the chauffeur.
Windows on Route damned
The royal standard few from
the limousine's right front fen
der and provided a sighting
point for the crowds lining the
14-mile professional route
through the capital behind
wooden barricades set up by
police.
Windows in downtown build
ings overlooking the route were
jammed. Newsboys Of Ottawa
sent up a small plane trailing
banner which said The Chill
dren Welcome You to Canada. !"
The weather was brisk, for
the ride to Government House.
The Queen and Philip will
stay in q 60-room mansion
during their four day visit
Rideau Hall. the governor.
generals home.
Goes to U. S. Wednesday
Elizabeth and the 36-year-
old Philip 60 to the United
States Wednesday. There. they
will visit the jamestown Festi-
val and Williamsburg in Vir-
ginia, spend four days as Pre-
sident Eisenhower's guest in
Washington, stay in New York
City one day and fly back TO
London October 81.
Tonight the Queen met more
than 500 press representatives
and local VIPs.
II Prince Philip. standing to
her left. had not occasionally
slowed down the line Of hand
shaking, often curtseying
guests by indulging in frequent
quips and wisecracks. the Queen
could have maintained her rate
Of disposing Of guests at a 20
a-minute clip.
The Queen looked pretty and
extremely youthful in a hand
some red dress of warped silk,
frightened by a four-strand
necklace Of pearls and a dia-
mond bowknot - originally
owned by her great-grand-
mother-pinned on the collar.
Her brown hair. softly waved.
was frightened by acorn pearl
earrings surrounded by brill
liants.
The Queen and Prince Philip
later mingled briefly with the
guests, but they soon headed
upstairs in Government House.
They dined quietly and planned
to retire early to be ready for
a busy day tomorrow.
Tomorrow she makes her first
olive" television appearance. A
speech at 8 pm. EDIT also will
be radio broadcast. Her other
Sunday events include services
at Christ Church Cathedral and
a wreath-laying at the National
War Memorial.
In all. 100000 visitors were
drawn TO this l00-year-old Ca
madam capital by the royal
visit. They damned hotels and
the flag -draped streets.
officials said more than $500
persons will be presented 10
the Queen. Another $50 will be
permitted TO chat with her
About $4,000 have invitations
to the various functions.
Bucked Slight Winds
The royal couple left London
while most Britons still were
asleep. Their four-engine Uni
ted states-made plane buckec
alight headwinds part Of the