Show 40000 PRINCESS SMILES 'Couldn't Be Happier' Grace Says In Monaco filter's Not— A vcttrta reporter - ef Inviftd rcctitt Hollrwood ent tit y t visit an elf friend Frinctsr Cret pervising the staff and rearing tn her children but both she and of Monies Her It wtiat hr majesty Rainier find time for much chartifa and tela him abavf liar mUc mara te auks whether sht winti ity work movies) Her husband founded the Red By JAMES BACON Cross in Monaco and was an acAP Motion Picture Writer MONTE CARLO — Princess tive president until his wife sucGrace of Monaco more beautiful ceeded him They also actively than" Grace Kelly the movie star support the two orphanages and has found supreme happiness in the old people's home in Monaco says she has anything "I couldn't be happier" she anyGrace could ever dream of havgirl says Her husband is handsome Motherhood as it does with ing much more handsome than his many women agrees with Grace pictures show She has filled out some since her He possesses great charm a movie days and on her it is most sense of humor and appears keen becoming a regular guy without giving She has no desire to return to as that he's working the impression Hollywood In fact Hollywood at it often comes to her as it did reHollywood friends often are at cently when Frank Sinatra premiered his new movie "Kings Go a loss as to how to address Grace Forth" here for the benefit of the or Rainier Officially their saluHighness but in princess' pet charity — the UN tation is Serene conversation you can't Fund ordinary Refugee But even the closest of her old go wrong if you just address the Hollywood chums has to observe prince as "sir" Grace's close friends still call protocol when they visit her For the principality of Monaco is the her Grace but some address her last absolute monarchy in Europe as "Your Highness" One just doesn't call the palOne actress attempted to inThe "and Grace ask for prop- troduce Rainier to a movie execuace er way is to send a note to the tive Midway in the introduction palace then her secretary or an she forgot protocol and sputaide of the Prince will call you tered: "This is Mr Several of her Hollywood The Prince graciously covfriends have come away miffed ered the lady's dilemma and later from Monte Carlo because Grace introduced himself to another exdidn't get in touch with them ecutive as: "Mr It was no snub on the Princess' Grace still corresponds with part Protocol is rigid here — and many of her friends in America she must follow it to the letter and they often send her odd gifts The royal couple live in a Recently one friend brought her castle some parts of which 10 pounds of American sausage date back to the 12th century when the first of the Grimaldi family started ruling the t principality " - Utopia-on-the-Meditesrane- an Ooh-ooh-ah-a- Ooh-ooh-ah-a- h" h" 300-roo- m 368-acr- e CHINTZ AND LINEN Much of the palace sitting high on a rock jutting out to sea is open to the public The private apartment of Rainier and Grace of course is not There Grace has added enough chintz and bright linen to liven up what once was a cold castle The prince has modernized much of the living quarters using indirect lighting and modern plumbing methods to give a comfortable feeling The nurseries which house Princess Caroline and Albert are finished in yellow — Princess Grace's favorite color When the Rainiers entertain it's usually in the Salle Des Gardes her favorite room in the NEW YORK TIMIS NEW YORK— Switzerland's decision to provide nuclear weapons for her armed services continues a trend that has become more and more pronounced since the United States monopoly on atomic energy was broken The trend is toward the dispersion of nuclear knowledge all over the world and toward the acquisition of nuclear arms by numerous nations small as well as large Today the US and the Soviet palace and It's long rectangular pan- Union have large stockpiles of in with eled white gold silken many different types of nuclear curtains and Louis XV furniture weapons Britain also is an atomTwo gigantic crystal chandeliers ic power and has tested both nuthe kind you see only in palaces clear and thermonuclear devices in the Pacific light the room There she recently gave a cockNEW IMPETUS tail reception for Sinatra Produhas announced her in France cer Frank Ross and his wife act dention of developing nuclear ress Joan Caulfield and others" new impetus has and weapons of a Hollywood party been her scientists and en' given Once during the reception Gen since Charles de gineers arm in Grace gestured with her took of office Gaulle premier an incident to Miss describing Coulfield Immediately about Recent talks between State Sec five servants jumped to her side retary John Foster Dulles and She told them in French that General de Gaulle led to an she hadn't meant to summon agreement to provide France with nuclear submar them was just pointing The a ine serhousehold staff including engine vants number about 80 people But the terms of the revised Grace has her hands full su- - atomic energy law do not per mit according to current inter pretations the delivery of atomic weapons or of detailed information about those weapons to any foreign power other than Britain France nevertheless is determined to arm her forces with nuARTHUR VEYSEY clear weapons and her nuclear By CHICAGO TRIBUNE development is now believed to LONDON — The possibility of be only some months perhaps a a sudden general election in Brit- year at most away from her first ain this autumn arose today as test public opinion polls indicated a Switzerland is the first small sharp increase in popularity for country and the first neutral to Prime Minister Harold MacMil-la- n enunciate openly a policy of nuheir-appare- nt -- US-develop- Election Blaze Over Britain The election fever was heightened by orders from Conservative party headquarters that local organizations start sprucing up candidates Some eager supporters went all out and began reserving the biggest halls for pre- election meetings However 1959 still appears the most likely time for a general election Macmillan need not call for a vote before the spring of 1960 and since taking office from Anthony Eden a year and a half ago he has been operating on a three-yea- r plan of action with the — generous tax benefits biggest cuts and an end to the military draft — materializing next) year HILL By GLADWIN NEW YORK TIMES SAN DIEGO Calif — A milestone in the nation's defense program arrived here with the formal opening of a 40 million dollar plant for production of the Atlas intercontinental ballistic ' missile The Atlas 120 feet long and with a planned range of 6325 miles at speeds of 12000 miles GRACE KELLY an hour or more is the most advanced of the country's over by plane It came from projects Prototypes have been Pennsylvania famed for its saus- fired at Cape Canaveral Fla ages and the weapon is scheduled to I lugged a new type of ouija reach "limited operational capaboard over on the plane a gift bility" in the hands of the Strafrom Cary and Betsy Grant She tegic Air Command by the end howled when she opened the of 1959 The Atlas also has important package As Grant explains: "Betsy and Grace are a little prospects in the field of space screwy over ouiia boards They exploration Its designers told a like to bet the horses with the congressional committee that unr help of the board Rainier and I der a program the miskind of humor them Betsy found sile could be used to establish this board down soutlt and it's a a "permanent space station" new kind — so she just figured ORBIT SATELLITE that Grace should have one too" Air Force plans were disclosed SINATRA GALA last February to use the Atlas No one enjoyed "The Night to put a reconnaissance satellite With Sinatra Gala" recently held in orbit The new Atlas plant on Kearat the International Sporting Club more than the Rainiers ney Mesa 10 miles northeast of They were' among the last to downtown San Diego is a special branch of the Convair Astronauleave — at 3:15 am Protocol was observed even tics Division of General1 Dynamhere Although two of the finest ics Corp About half of the cost dance bands from Paris blared is being put up by thet federal out American and Latin beats government mostly in machinthat just cried for dancing no ery The installation comprising six one danced Then at 1:55 am the Prince' large buildings and 14 small escorted Grace to the floor — and ones occupies half of a the rest of the dancers followed tract — the other half being reIn an absolute monarchy no served for expansion As it stands it will fulfill the one dances Until the ruler does Later Rainier danced with Miss currently contemplated need for Caulfield and Grace with Ross the weapon The plant was designed to accommodate 7500 In the 22 months it has been under construction this complement already has been enlarged There are now 8200 employes and a peak of 9000 is expected to be reached by the end of the year big-rock- et five-yea- missile will be a proposition hand-tailore- The facility is dominated by two buildings housing offices The manufacturing section is an unimpressive box-lik-e building 840 feet by 640 feet and 55 feet high resembling a motion picture studio or a small segment of an airplane plant About the only external evidence that the intsallation is a a six-stor- y lightning aggression by the Soviet Union These leaders believe that if Sweden is unable to purchase nuclear weapons — and this avenue is barred to her so far by the terms of the US atomic energy law — 'she would be able to develop her own within three to eight years Switzerland's decision appar- tegrated into the entrance the plant's FRUIT BASKET 12th St and Wall Arm You See sys- fire-protecti- tem The facility was designed by the architectural firm of Pereira and Luckmanof tos An:: geles STATIC TESTS The Atlas is designed to carry hydrogen bomb warheads but they will not be attached to the missiles here Static tests of the weapon in which one or more of its three rocket stages are set off while it is firmly attached to the ground are conducted inv Syca-- ' more Canyon 12 miles away For COMPUTERS USED The engineering section ' includes a large office area a foot computer section where missiles and parts can be tested and "flown" mathematically and an array of specialized laboratories The latter include 100 degree below zero chambers and infra-relamps that can melt metal in 15 seconds and a spinning centrifuge which produces are d what you see? If you are not sure let en optometrist see your eyes and tell you if you see what you see — see It at-other- - J - ' FOR YOUR EYES SEI DR G HARRIS E OPTOMETRIST Dial 2432 Washington Blvd 4-85- 59 V LJ LJ L— ZJ- i i - OUR AND M UAL SdI© Ends Tu©sdciy § July GET HERE EARLY ently is motivated by the same consideration that dominates much Swedish thinking — to cre ate a deterrent to aggression Armed forces without nuclear weapons today are incapable of to within thousandths posing the risk of unacceptable justed of an inch Consequently each losses to a great and aggressive nuclear power hence the diplomacy of the smaller power is weakened and its neutrality For Five threatened Switzerland has the mechanical — A husband LONDON and scientific capabilities and the and wife who(AP) live in the same wealth to develop her own nu- house have a judge not clear weapons in some future to speak to promised each other for five time but probably not for some days years There must be silence between Mrs Agnes Simpson and her ALPINE CAVE One problem she will face will husband William until after be a testing ground Some deep Monday's hearing of the wife's cave in the Alps might serve as a petition for judicial separation Said the judge In the divorce site for an underground test air court yesterday bursts would almost certainly "Feeling obviously is bad behave to Jse conducted outside Switzerland-- on the high seas tween these two people and I or by agreement with France want to be sure that when they Britain or the United States at go back home tonight there wiil some existing nuclear proving be no recriminations It is very easy for arguments and taunts to ground In addition to the military im- arise" plications of the Swiss decision the political' and diplomatic conSmokey Says: sequences are of great importance The problems of arms limitation and particularly the THERE WAS A G8EAT REPuTTOnV nuproblem of the stoppage-oFIRES LAST YEAR- IN clear tests will be at once broadened and complicated by the Random Kentile Random Kenttl ASPHALT TILE VINYL ASBESTOS TILE ea Values to 12c 9x9 Limlfd Umlfd PLASTIC WALL TILE Asphalt Paradise Called Days 3 Regular 14c 4" and 0" 12-Col- ors-12 Vs" RUBBER TILE Our regular line 48c value J 9x9 Q j ea- - Limited 4-In- G0WE BASE 25c values H Top quality Regular 39c ISc Regular 25c ft ) Black Rubber ch TOP SET BASE Several Colors ft i — - Our Complete I Line of Guaranteed Kentile f MAN-CAUS- Swiss As world world come 40-COLOR- Selling at the Lowest Price in Our History S-40 action the nuclear powers ofthe increase in number the political situation may bemore tense particularly if clear armament for her armed nuclear weapons eventually are forces But she is following in acquired by volatile or irrespon reality a trial that has been sible governments On the other hand this broadpartly blazed by Sweden another small neutral power ening of the base of nuclear power might "fudge" or shade SOVIET POWER the now sharp cleavage that The Swedish government has exists between the Soviet Union not yet openly stated that Swed- and the US- in other words en intends to arm her forces with other world powers — a third nuclear weapons in fact be- force — might gradually acquire cause of socialist opposition a nuclear strength to act( enough formal decision has been avoided as a kind of balance between But many top Swedish military Moscow and Washington and political leaders have openly to advocated for the last three five years the acquisition of nuclear ' arms principally as a means of discouraging any attempted amphibious invasion or KENTILE KENTILE era 0 i— inn ra U L La La - I know you folks are on my side — I can't do much without your ALL COLORS 6V£c B colors C colors D colors 1 BV2C 10c each help! 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ACRES OF IT Fla Unlike several of Convair's windowless plants designed with an eye on "emergency" protection the Atlas plant has large areas of glass "The theory" an official said "was that now it's impossible to protect a building against bomb damage — so we might sas well have fresh air" 252-acr- e "Pilot" §A B ictual firings the rockets are trucked to the Air Force's missile test center at Cape - Canaveral 100 times the force of gravity d That plant's role essentially is the original design of these parts and the ultimate assembly of copies as provided by some 2800 suppliers across the nation "This plant still is more of a research and development operation than a production program" remarked its manager J R Dempsey ARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING Atlas Production Starts In San Diego Smaller Nations Seek Nuclear Armaments By HANSON BALDWIN THE OGDEN STAND PARTS PER MISSILE WORWEMJGS 3701 Washington Blvd EX 4-46- 71 s |