Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1927, Page 12

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President Coolidge will cross the threshold of the Canadian legation for the first time during Viscount Willing- don’s visit, as it is not customary for the Chief Executive to enter foreign diplomatic premises as a caller upon ministers or ambassadors. Viscount Willingdon will be the host at the le- gation on Massachusetts avenue, as his rank and right entitle him, in- stead of being the guest of the Hon. Vincent Massey, the Canadian Min- ister, Tentative arrangements provide for a state dinner for President and Mrs. Coolidge at the legation, and it is probable that the White House may be the scene of a brilliant party in the governor general’s 10nor. Canadians here point out that the formalities will emphasize the new “nationhood” of Canada and its dip- lomatic independence as exemplified by the establishment of a Canadian legation here in February, 1927. Required by Tradition. The visit of the governor general, it is pointed out, has no political or state significance, being merely a formality required by tradition when personages of the rank of sovereigns visit other countries. The viscount and viscountess plan visits in New Canada. The governor general and Vis countess Willingdon will be greete upon their arrival by Secretary Kel- logg, staff chiefs of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps and other digni- taries. A war strength troop of Cav- alry and a company of Marines will add to the military atmosphere at Union Station. The visitors will be escorted to the Canadian legation. Later in the day where they will be received by the President and Mrs. Coolidge, who will return their call at the legation. MR Senator Holds Weight Record. Correspondence of The Star. HARRISONBURG, Va.—State Sen- ator George B. Keezel, who is 6-feet 4 inches tall, weighs more than 200 pounds, is the largest man in the Vir- ginia General Assembly, and has been for years. 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