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Elizabeth Kept the Reporters
Guessing While on Her Tour

the lines showed around her
eyes, Elizabeth managed a
grueling pace, often before
the public Is hours a day.
Watching Elizabeth. day
after day, shaking hands with
thousands. riding in an open
car in torrid sun, even being
drenched in downpours of
rain, it just didn't seem likely
she was pregnant.
The Queen reviewed troops
standing up in a jeep, she
stood stiffly to receive 21-gun
salutes and rode for hours
through the streets constantly
waving her hand to the
hundreds of thousands that
lined streets to see her.
She sat stiff1y for hours
at formal dinners in her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

horse. Yukon territory, she
suffered a stomach upset
which put her out of action
from July 10 to 81. Then
she resumed her duties.
Toward the end of the
trip the Queen was reported
feeling i'll.
When she decided to fly
home last Saturday night in
stead of taking the slow trip
across the Atlantic in the
Britannia as scheduled, it
raised the rumors again.
But the Queen had put on
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BY FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Press STAFF Writer

LONDON. Aug. 7.-Rumors
that Queen Elizabeth was
pregnant followed her
throughout her recent Cana
dian tour. but she put on a
royal show that scotched
them.
From the start, when she
stepped off an airliner at
st. Johns, Newfoundland,
June 10, there were newsmen
who thought the Queen APP
peared tired. Her smile was
often slow in coming in the
first few days.
Her press secretary, Es-'
mond Butler. vehemently
denied the rumors. He adj
mitted the Queen was having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

honor, not eating or drinking
very much Of the fare.
In all the As days of her
tour only about four or five
were set aside for the Queen
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ties. She covered $4,000 miles
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Canada and the Yukon by
plane. train and yacht.
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into her already too-tight
schedule. Later, in White
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Editors note: Frances Levine,
an Associated Press reporter in
Washington, accompanied Queen
EIizobeth u on part Of her recent
condoion trip. Today she stopped
off in London on her way home from
coveroee Of Vice President Richard
N. Nixon's trip to the USSR and
Polond. Here is her story Of how o
royal secret-the coming Of the
Queens third ehiId-wos kept
~--~>---~--~-
a hard time adjusting to the
rigid tour schedule but con-
tended she was fine there
after.
And she was. Except for
moments when her face
looked tired in repose and
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streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Anne Wheoton
Recuperdtinq

Mrs. Anne Wheaton, AS
sociate White House Press
Secretary, is recuperating
from an injury suffered when
a car door closed on her foot.
The foot, which was slow to
heal, has been put in a cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
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Not Habit-FOing! Contains No NaFeoties No Rarrates
Instead Soothing DroWsy Action Helps You Sleep NATURAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
BoIshoi BoIIet Arrives
For 1O-Week U.S.. Tour

ballet company will have a
good welcome here"
The ballet company spent its
first evening in this country at
the Ringing Bros. Barnum g.
Bailey Circus at Madison
Square Garden. A lot of them
ate cotton candy.
After spending the night at
their hotel. the troupe plans re-
hearsals today.
In addition to New York, the
company will play in Toronto
and Montreal, and Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
Besides Romeo and Juliet, "
the repertory includes "Stone
Flower" "Giselle" and "Swan
Lake" and two "Highlights"
programs, one of them featur-
ing a section from "Spartacus. Z"
The second OF these special
programs is for newly sched-
uled Madison Square Garden
appearances in May for the
benefit of ballet lovers who
couldn't get into the Met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

NEW YORK, April 10 (AP)
- The famed Bolshoi Ballet
makes its long awaited Amer
lean debut Thursday night in
the Metropolitan Opera House
The Russian company will
open a 10-week stay in Amer
tea. with Romeo and Juliet,
starring its prima ballerina,
the legendary Galina Ulanova
The main ballet party of 120
arrived here yesterday from
London on two chartered
planes. An advance party of
16 persons, including Miss
Ulanova, arrived last Wednes-
day.
Georgi Orvid. director gen.
eral of the theater, ! said
through an interpreter yester-
day:
se.All of us are eagerly await
ing our first meeting with Our
UsS.A. audience and we hope
that the performance of our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Rebels Captured

PANAMA, April Is (AP).-
National guard headquarters re-
ported yesterday its patrols
captured four rebels trying to
escape from the mountain peaks
Of Northwest Panama to lower
ground.
"A headquarters informant
said the national guard does
not plan a mountain operation
against another rebel group at
tempting to start a second revo-
lutionary front in the noun
tains of Chiriqui Province. This
group was believed to consist
Of The 10 masked men who
broke into a guard post at b.
quote Saturday, diSarmed a lone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Peru Steel Strike

CHIMBOTE. Peru, April 10
(AP).-Soldiers and sailors pa
trolled this city yesterday in
the wake Of a strike of 1000
steel workers.
There was a clash Saturday
between strikes and a group Of
laborers who tried to go to
work at the steel mill after
the strike started yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
B Castro Turns Down
!: Cubon Vote Plea

HAVANA, April Is (AP).-
Premier Fidel Castro, in q
speech in Camaguey, last night
rebuffed suggestions that cleo
tionS be held soon in Cuba.
He told a cheering crowd that
"the people want the revolu-
ton, to finish its program first"
and hold elections afterward.
His references to elections
were interrupted frequently by
shouts of Elections, no: cleo
lions, no."
Former President Ramon
Grau San Martin in a statement
Saturday urged that elections
be held as the best way to build
confidence and fight unemploy-
ment and other problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Army Plans
2 Lacrosse
Missile Units
py the Anaoclated Prom

The Army soon will organize
its first two battalions for using
the Lacrosse missile which will
provide atomic FIRE support to
troops on the battlefield.
Purchase Of two types of
antitanke missiles from France
also has been disclosed by the
Army.
The surface-to-surface La
Crosse guided missile will pro-
vide effective strikes with ar
tillery on difficult targets such
as caves and bunker entrances.
The Army said today the
battalions are scheduled TO be-
come active before June rs at
Fort Sill, Okla. to use the La
Crosse.
The l9-foot Lacrosse, with a
range Of between Is and 20
miles. can carry a variety of
warheads, including a tactical
size nuclear explosive or a
"shaped charge" for penetrat-
ing armored defenses.
The weapon has high accur-
acy at ranges similar to con-
ventional artillery, the Army
says. The launcher and guild
ance unit can be mounted on
a standard 2l2-ton struck and
can be transported by air.
Disclosure that the two types
Of antitank missiles are being
bought from France was made
last night. The Army said one
type is for immediate delivery
to the American 7th Army in
Europe and the other is a
later model to be given evslua-
ton tests before production is
ordered.
The weapons are the $50
and SSH solid fuel missiles,
guided by signals over an IN
Keeling wire attached to the
missile.
The missiles, said the Army,
are capable Of knocking out any
tank known to exist in present.
day armies.
Procurement of the foreign
made missiles is under a pro-
vision Of the Foreign Military
Assistance Act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Talk on St. Francis

Raphael Brown, a member of
the Third Order of st. Francis,
will speak on THE Life and
Friends of st. Francis" at $3.50
O'Clock tonight at st. Rita's
School, Russell and Glebe
roads, Alexandria. He will IL
lustrate his talks with works
of medieval and modern artists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

yesterday, isolating several
towns heavily damaging crops
and leaving thousands home
less.
Gov. Leonel Brizzola in Rio
Grande do Sui state declared
an emergency as a whole net
work of rivers branching from
the Uruguay River spilled over
their banks. At least six towns
were reported cut of by food
waters.
Many casualties were feared,
but a breakdown in communi-
cations prevented any detailed
reports.
Heavy hit areas were in Rio
Grande do Sui along the Ar
gentine- Uruguayan border and
along the Madeira River, q
tributary of the Amazon, in
Rondonia Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

guardsman and fed.
Authorities estimated six OF
eight men were all that remain
of the rebel band operating in
northwest Panama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Floods Hit Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
April Is (AP). - Week-long
rains sent rivers washing over
their banks in the south and
west central parts of Brazil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

year totaled $2O,626,3 1867 purchase goods and
services for their own use right here at home.
And, of course, they pay taxes, too
Together, these expenditures exert a size
able influence for good on the economic health
of the community. They add an important
plus to PEPCo's basic task: That of providing
all the Electric Service you want when
and where you want it at lowest practl-
cable cost to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

We're taxpayers, too!
In fact, in 1858 PEPCo's taxes-local, state,
and federal-totaled $11 1886, CSC or 1850 of
PEPCo's revenue.
But our tax payments are not the only
PEPco expenditure with community wide bene-
fits Most of PEPCo's income, like yours,
stays "at home"
Many of our multi-million dollar annual
purchases of materials are made locally. The
men and women on our payroll (which last
Evening star., 1959-11-20

a form in Russia. The other
Alan Schneider's fluent Russian
describing how Arena works.
Mr.. Schneider is directing
"Clandestine on the Morning
Line" the second Arena pro-
duction Of the season. 1t
opens next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

TAWnMA 4th 8 BUiiernUf NV
AAAVHA RA. 3-43l2. Free Pkne.
"ANAToMY OF A MURDER." ]"
James Stewart, 6:I5, ego; ARC
Evening star., 1959-11-20

cause the build-up Of Marilyn
MOnrOe's role would make him
late for The Guns of Navar-
one" Cary has other commit
mentS. Charlton HestOn, who
never makes plans too far in
advance, is reading the script,
=
The Rod Sterling Twilight
Zone" series on CHS is bizarre
strange. and sometimes horri-
flying. can't forget that robot
woman that Jack Warden fell
in love with. How does he
think them up? Rod is buying
Malibu real estate with his
loot.
When Joe E. Lewis was heck
led recently during his act, he
said. Lady, go bother Frank
Sinatra. He loves you ALL" Not
all!
Evening star., 1959-11-20
EGG MEN BOILING
COFFEE BREAKS
POACH ON SALES

RALEIGH, N. c. GAP)-
The morning coffee break
is making the breakfast
egg obsolete-and creating
a problem for the Nations
egg producers.
DR.. Ralph L. Baker of
Pennsylvania State Uni
versity reported the situa-
ton at an egg industry
conference at North Caro-
lima State College.
Per capita consumption
of eggs has been dropping
since the Korean war
period, DR.. Baker said. He
tied the decline to the
American habit of remain
ing in bed until the last
minute, then dashing off
to work with a quick break
fast-or none at all. Many
people try to make up for
it with a bun, or some
thing else to eat. at the
morning coffee break, he
said.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
CARkODY

Continued From Page B-14
with the exception of a girl
born in Columbia hospital some
years ago. CThere'S paternal
tact for you.D
The program, a salute to
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S@@ ~ ut Go. Ave. Silver Sprins
BUT NOT FOR ME"
CLARK Gable. Carroll Baker. 1875,
$40. e:45: SHANE" Alan Ladd.
3:10, 7:2O. Tomorrow, Special
Kiddies Cartoon Show, 1900 AM.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
A Pair of LoWrences

been one case of polio in Rus
sia."
-
Handsome British film finan-
cier Ivar Bryce and director
Kelvin McCIOry few into New
York with their film, The Boy
and the Bridge" British nomi-
nation at the Venice Film Fes-
tival, to negotiate world dis
tribution rights with major
American companies. Kevin
jetted to the coast to show the
script of their next movie,
James Bond of the Secret
Service" to Burl Ives, who is
very interested. Trevor Howard
is set for the lead.
I enjoyed Jackie Gleason
enormously in his Take Me
Along" musical version of "Ah,
Wilderness!" How Jackie man.
ages to be so agile, toting all
that weight, is something I'd
like to know. And the usually
dramatic actress, Eileen Herlie,
practically knocked me of my
seat with her coy, kittenish
burlesque Of a spinSter in love,
doing her 81 Get Embarrassed"
number with Gleason. It was
sheer pleasure. And co-star
Walter PidgeOn is always a
pleasure. The New York theater
season this year is GOOD.
Alan Ladd informs that actor
son David is doing very we'll
at the Harvard School in Holly
wood and Il hope he goes
through college. He will act
only during his summer vaca-
tions." The aftermath Of hav-
ing Ingemar JOhanSsOn as
Alan's house guest while he
worked in their film, "All the
Young Men"-"He always had
to have a workout when he re-
turned to our home from film
ing at Columbia each evening,
and the cook quit when she
had to serve dinner at $780,"
Cary Grant declined to take
Gregory Peck's part in "The
Billionaire" when Peck quit be-
Evening star., 1959-11-20

ANITA and Miss Hayes, will be
a benefit whose proceeds will
go to the local chapter.
Miss Hayes is a past president
of ANITA, the national organ
iZation, and now an honorary
president.
49,
THE BIG ONES: The ritual
Of checking weekly Variety's
boxoffice summary reveals again
that Washington moviegoers
concur with the national cross
section on most popular pic
lures. All of the first five in
boxofhce earnings are on dis
play here and doing well. And,
of the quintet, all but one in
first run houses.
The weeks boXoffice cham
pions in order are Pillow
Talk" Career" in the neigh
borhoodS. "Porgy and Bess, y
THE Last Angry Man" and
"They Came to Cordura."
=
MEMOS: Today will be a big
one in the history of the Little
Theater of Alexandria The
occasion will be the ground
breaking for the groups owr
theater . The ceremonies are
set for 2 pm. at the corner oi
Wolfe and st. Asaph streets.
The city owned site has beer
leased to the Little Theater fol
80 years.
TryoutS have been scheduled
by Chevy Chase Players fol
Evening star., 1959-11-20

three one-act plays, the date
November 80, time 8 pm, and
place 5601 Connecticut avenue.
|. Two Of the three are THE
Project" and Sorry. Wrong
Number" with the other to be
announced Trinity College
drama society will present Enid
Bagnold's "The Chalk Garden"
Sunday afternoon, 2 pm. and
Monday night, 8 pm. . The
public is invited Admission
will be free.
Two things surprised a group
of three visiting Russian stu
dents at Arena Stage yesterday.
One was the in-the-round
form which is totally absent as
Evening star., 1959-11-20

NEW YORK (NANA) Alec
Guinness, wined and dined
during his telefllming stay
here, is off to London for his
movie, Tunes of Glory, -
scheduled to start January 4.
Then Sir Alec stars on stage in
Terence Rattigan play, Law
renee of Arabia" - not to be
confused with director David
Leans movie on the same man,
based on the ID. H. Lawrence
book, Seven Pillars of Wis
dom" Lean wants Marion
BrandO for this one. Play
wright Rattigan, in New York
recently, was asked to do some
doctoring on the new Rex Har-
risOn play, The Fighting
Cock" but couldn't linger.
Would you like to smell like
royalty? There's a new per-
fume, The Princess Grace
kelly. of courSe). The makers
are offering the former movie
queen 100000 for a few
seconds on film, spraying her.
self with her namesake scent
She hasn't said yes, but she
might.
Ed Lasker and film-star wife
Jane Greer, second-nighting at
THE Sound of Music" enthusi-
astically and continuously ap-
plauded marvellous Mary Mar
tin. British actress Mar
saret Leighton must make a
film in England, then returns
to New York to be with husband
Laurence Harvey while he films
"Butterfield s" with Elizabeth
Taylor and Eddie Fisher. This
is Elizabeth's last on her con-
tract with Metro.
You can't always believe the
critics. Vivien Leigh's Noel
Coward play, Look After
Lulu" was chopped up by most
London reviewers. But Vivien
and the play are a big hit none
theleSS. Incidentally, Sir
Laurence Olivier will probably
be Lord Olivier in the near
future.
Shirley MacLaine flew into
Manhattan for one days shoot
ing in THE Apartment" against
a $38 million prop - one oi
those new and huge buildings
here. Night before, for the
same film, Jack Lennon coulC
be heard chattering around
Central Park in his underwear
in the freezing weather. Qt
dropped to 20 even in the day
here.D hope the likeable Lem.
mon didn't get pneumonia.
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur al
"2l" was saying that the gen.
eral will be 80 years old thi.
year. He looks 20 years young
er.
Spotted Eddie Albert in thu
lobby of Madison avenue!
Warwick. I'm here to film
some trailerS for the new March
of Dimes polio drive" Eddie
told me. He had news of a new
vaccine. Everyone in Russia
has been inoculated with it
and since then there hasn't