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By FRANCES LEWINE WASHINGTON (AP) — On a rainy sightseeing tour, Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snow- don rode to the top of the Washington Monument Tuesday for a view of the United States capital.

“Marvellous” was the prin- eess’ description of it after-

ward.

And her husband, with his) photographer's eye-view, echoed |

a wonderful view.”

For almost three hours, the visiting Royal couple had taken a tourist-type look at Washing- ton, by limousine. It began with a wreath-placing ceremony at the grave of president John F. Kennedy and a tour through George Washington's Potomac riverside home at Mount Ver

Then after that came many of the other things tourists to the city visit—the Capitol, he Washingon Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. Only at the

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monument and the Lincoln Sis bcenoteds 6 Ge te. wes oo morial did the princess get out expected. National Park service | of the auto, but the entourage guards there said they knew kept a slow pace, with police the princess and her husband | escort. were coming to the monument ENJOYED SIGHTS but had not expected them to

Princess Margaret, wearing a to Re top of he menament, @ gay lilac wool suit and mateh-| At the Lincoln Memorial, the ing cone-shaped hat trimmed | Princess, steadying herself on with grey beaver, seemed to |her husband's arm, climbed up enjoy the sights. |the long flight of marble steps,

At. Arlington Cemetery to be- Marked by warnings that the gin her second day here, the |60ing was slippery in the rain. ee Oe ne Bee READ LINCOLN’S WORDS placed a wreath of red, white Together, the , princess and and blue chrysanthemums. her patent vemos to read the

Then the entourage went the | Wor of Lincoln's Gettysburg 12 miles downriver to Mount |2¢dress carved on one wall of Vernon and the light rain beges. |"? ™emorial buliding.

The princess and her husband| The Royal visitors attracted stood in front of Washington's little crowd attention in the city tomb and ced a wreath of| streets. Clusters of tourists at white carnations with red, white various sights watched and and blue ribbons. waved.’ But at Mount Vernon

The trip by elevator to the|and historic Alexandria on the top of the 565-foot-high Wash-|way crowds stood in the rain ington Monument, the tallest ‘for a glimpse of the princess,

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