Pres. Eisenhower delivers peace message to the world and lights the nation's official Christmas tree at the White House

The transcript describes the lighting of Washington's community Christmas tree, highlighting the Pageant of Peace and President Eisenhower's message to neutral nations. The President delivers a prayer for strength, courage, and wisdom, and extends a message of peace and goodwill to all. The event concludes with the lighting of the nation's official Christmas tree, creating a festive spectacle for residents and tourists.

What is significant about the community Christmas tree lighting in Washington this year?

• It is the first time the tree is being lit.

• The pageant of peace will continue until Twelfth Night.

• It is being lit by a famous celebrity.

• The tree is taller than previous years.

What does President Eisenhower emphasize in his message to neutral nations?

• An invitation to visit Washington.

• A plea for strength, courage, and wisdom.

• A call for economic growth.

• A request for military support.

What does President Eisenhower wish for all people of the world?

• Prosperity and wealth.

• A quick end to the winter season.

• The fullness of the Christmas spirit, peace, and goodwill.

• A successful new year.

What action does President Eisenhower take to mark the beginning of the Christmas season?

• He delivers a speech at the White House.

• He lights the nation's official Christmas tree.

• He hosts a dinner for world leaders.

• He sings a Christmas carol.

What is the height of the nation's official Christmas tree?

• 75 feet

• 67 feet

• 50 feet

• 80 feet