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      TUESDAY, JUNE 6
 
      The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hull, with the British Ambassador 
      and the following committee will proceed by train to Buffalo, 
      New York:
 
      Mr. George T. Summerlin The Chief of Protocol
 
      Major General Hugh A. Drum, U.S.A. Military Aide to the King
 
      Rear Admiral James 0. Richardson, U.S.N. Naval Aide to the King
 
      Captain L.C.A. St.J. Curzon-Howe, M.V.O., R.N. Naval Attache, 
      British Embassy
 
      Colonel R. V. Read, D.S.0., M.C. Military Attache, British Embassy
 
      Group Captain G.C.Pirie, M.C., D.F.C. Air Attache, British Embassy
 
      Mr. Cecil W. Gray Assistant to the Secretary of State
 
      Mr. Michael J. McDermott Chief, Division of Current Information
 
      Mr. Robert C. Bannerman Chief Special Agent
 
      Mr. George W. Renchard Department of State
 
      WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
 
      Eastern Standard Time
 
      8:00 p.m. The reception committee will proceed to the Canadian 
      border at Niagara Falls to welcome Their Majesties the King and 
      Queen on their arrival in the United States. 
 
      9:35 p.m. The royal train will arrive at the Suspension Bridge 
      Station, Niagara Falls, New York. The King and Queen will descend 
      from the train and be welcomed on the