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from the crowd, rockets and
sirens of the ships in port min
gled with a 21-gun salute.
Grace wore a snug fitting blue
silk topcoat. pearl earrings, a
pearl bracelet and a white cor
sage, The Prince was hatless, in
a blue serge yachting suit, white
shirt and black tie.
AS the yacht docked, the
Prince and Grace went below
with her parents. joining local
officials who had come aboard.
White-gloved stewards scurried
about, apparently providing a
round of toasts.
A cheer scared up from the
huge crowd as the future Prin-
cess set foot on Monacan soil,
some 40 minutes after the yacht
pulled alongside the dock. The
Prince was close behind and
helped her into a big. green
American limosine that carried
them to the Royal Palace. Crowds
lining the streets applauded and
waved flags.
Wave From Balcony
After entering the palace. the
couple appeared for few
minutes on the balcony over
looking the square below. They
smiled Joyfully and waved at a
crowd of about 1000 below. most
Of them f1ag-waving schoolgirls.
Monte Carlo bulged with
visitors-invited and unlimited.
There wasn't an empty hotel
room from st. Raphael, far to
the west in France. to San Reno.
to the east in Italy.
Among the recent arrivals was
Actress Rita Gam. bridesmaid
She came With her husband.
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old Underground o-be sailed hi,
cleaning white, l3S-foot craft
out to tie up beside the linel
Constitution. which had brought
his bride and a shipload OF
relatives. friends and reporters
from America.
The only immediate kissing
vas a light one Prince Rainier
quickly planted on the future
princess slender hand.
Five minutes later, as the
yacht steamed toward shore anc
the couple stood on the bridge
the Prince wrapped his arms
around his fiancee. Holding he,
big white hat on with one hand
she Struggled up and. put an arm
around Prince Rainier's Shout
derS.
They Hold Hands
Then radiantly holding hands
they sailed into port to a tumul-
tUOuo NClGOtIICs
With them were Grace's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B Kelly
of Philadelphia, who had fol-
lowed her onto the yacht from
the liner.
Thousands of MonacanS and
visitors lined the rocky Riviera
coast. The dockside was thronged
with 5000 tourists. newsmen
photographers and hundreds OF
Monacan school girls wearing
red and white ribbons-the ma
tional colorS-in their hair.
The blue Mediterranean was
almost CLASSY and it was a bright
day.
Scores of small boats sWarmed
around the Constitution and the
yacht. Light planes and hell
copters circled overhead.
L. S. Flag Hoisted
Gay pennants few over the big
liner. but the Princes 300-ton
yacht carried only his royal flag,
white with a gold crown. After
Miss Kelly came aboard. the
yacht hoiSted the United States
flag at the masthead with the
royal colors.
As the Dec Juvante re-entered
the port OF Monte Carlo. Miss
Kelly and her Prince came out
on the bridge to receive thun-
derous greeting. Lusty cheers
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Thomas H. Guinzberg, to whom
she was married March "a.
Some invited guests found
they wouldn't be able to attend
Bao Dai. former emperor of Wet
Nam sent word last night he
wasn't going to make the affair
after all. EX-King Umberto of
Italy said he would be repre-
sented by Duke Correa d'Olmo.
Latest word received here said
former King Farouk of Egypt
still plans to attend.
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Farm Bill Sent
To White House
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
II hope you will pause to give
some consideration to the Amer
lean family farm"
In urging Senate passage OF
the measure. Senator Ellender
Democrat of Louisiana, who
headed the Conference Commit
tee. accused Secretary Benson OF
"politicalizing our agriculture. -
and said the President should
sign the bin and then replace the
Agriculture chief.
1T would seem to ME that Mr..
Benson has disqualified himself
from administering this program.
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Rainier Takes Miss Kelly
Off Liner in His Yacht
BY EDDY GILMORE
Associated Press Foreign CORRESPONDENT

MONTE CARLO, April l2-Amercan Film Star Grace Kelly
greeted Monacos Prince Rainier III with big
darling" today in a romantic reunion.
Grace and the she will marry next Wednesday and
Thursday reunited Prince Raner yacht
II just oshore from his tiny Riviera principally The 32year
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MOTORISTS

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am. to pm. Ia
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CONTRACTOR WANTED
Capable of handling all types OF
steel work and rock lathing. Call
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on International equipment. Call
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HELP-MEN
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HELP-MEN
ROUTE SALESMAN

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HELP-MEN
GENERAL HELPEE

GENERAL HELPER-White. living
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route. Must furn. own car: 6-day
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT for
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statesmen ~

Experienced in direct sales. to work
qualified leads furnished daily, paid
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SEQ Monthly settlements. Success
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MANY RCA BENEFITS

Free life Insurance Free
hospital surgical coVerage for
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ENGINEER
QUALIFIED
ENGINEER

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tor apartment building Air condi
tloning and oil burner Experience
sober man with references only. tx
cellent salary and quarters Cal
MRS. STAUB, RE. 7-Oi6l. Ia
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PORTER

Must be over 30 years Of agt
ABBY S after 10 am S'S Mr. 'os stew fgrf
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F ST. NV. -l2
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National Radio Institute
18th and U SITS. NV.
HO. 2-2476

ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR, TO ioin
local electrical contracting firm
must be experienced in old work
and heRyy-upS and able to Law out
work for men. For the man who
can qualify. l will offer a steady
position with vacation and bonus
salary open, with d C. license
preferable. S. d L. ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS. RE T-3llO.
ELECTRICIANS (2l with Journey
man cards. STEADY work good paw,
vacation and SICK leave Cali or
LOCK & ELEcTRIc COMPANY.
1910 L St NV, Washington. D. C.
eXpc rIenced conduit
men for work in Montgonery
County. Must know code Top pay
for top men: no others need apply
Phone day, 10. 5-535o; night., lU,
ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC. Win
local experience in new and old
house wiring good nay and steady
work for right man TRUNNELL
ELECTRIC, OF "-S3a0 --l3
CHIEF. white 3rd class
license large. exclusive apartment
building good salary Including
apartment Must have local ROT
erences. CAL resident MANAGER. NO.
nrst class; combination
man preferred Call WPTX RADIO
STATION. Great Mills "-l0Sl ID
ENGINEER. STRUCTURAL
CE. or AE graduate with some
experience IN design Of buildings.
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ENGINEER
ENGINEER
MECHANICAL
DESIGN
ENGINEER

Opening available for
mechanical design engineer
with a minimum Of 5 years
experience in the design and
fabrication of electronic or
related equipment. This is
an opportunity for a quail
fled engineer to join an or
ganization that is growing
rapidly. Pleasant working
conditions in a suburban To-
cation with paid vacation, 3
paid holidays and hospital
insurance. Contact Mr..
Quinn.
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FENCE INSTALLER, colored; recent
experience in chain link and wooded
fencing, excellent salary for lead
man. Call CT, 6-9i3u. $3.50 am 10
! pm lii
FR0NT-END MAN, cxper. on weaver
machine 5000 basis can make
over 500 week Mr.. Payne
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 49,
N. Glebe I'd, Arlington, Va 81
FURNITURE SALESMAN Some cX-
perience necessary. good location
entire city TO draw from; immedi.
ate placement, salary and 81,
commission TO riRht man Apply
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GARDENER HANDYMAN. colorcd
permanent year round lob local
references, Drivers license required
Call Oh. B.7SlG, q 70 : daily -.- ~
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, exper
fabrication man white, must have
refs, SHELL STATION, college
Park, Md UN 4.D464 --.l2
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HELP-MEN
Statesmen

SALESMEN-Young intelligent. ex-
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DRIVER Statesmen
EDITOR
TECHNICAL
ELECTRONICS

Permanent, full time posi-
ton, not dependent on gov
eminent contracts, is now
open in this long-eStablished
Washington, D. c., school.
Duties will include eval-
uating electronicS material
and the writing. rewriting,
and editing of this material
into study texts to train
electronicS technicians.
While a degree in electri-
cal engineering would be an
advantage, one is not man.
datory, whereas first hand
knowledge in electronicS and
the ability to organize and
deal with the concepts is es-
Sential.
Write or telephone Director Of
Personnel II you write, please he
GALAXY
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SHIPPING CLERK
HOUSE & HERMANN
STOCK CLERK

White; 1925. Wholesale
distributor needs young man
for general stockroom work
IN phonograph- record depart
ment, packing, shipping. etc.
Good starting salary with eX-
cellent opportunity for ad-
Vancement. 5-dav week. For
interview appointment call
Mr. Ceramics HU. 3-3422
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ROUTE statesmen

Standard Coffee Co. will employ
white men, married. 24-40, for estab
route saleswork. Must have h. S
and bondable. Guar. sal. plus
comm. We furn. truck and pay
oper. exp. Call ST. 1884 bet. "a
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HOT SHOPPES, INC.

ID
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apply, at 4sU0 Branch ave, SILVER
TIRE SALESMAN. residing in vir-
INK TO work evenings: excellent sal:
airy 70 start Apply COLROSS TIRE
CORP. $40 N. Henry St. Alex
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ASK for j. W. MAXIM. Id
TIRE MAN, white, married, between
Mr.. REYNOLDS. AIS Hampton
lane, Bethesda IL
TREE CLIMBER, experienced, top
Wases, for right man. Call so.
TREE MAN. must be experienced in
toppins trees, 50 per hour. Gail
RI SERviCEMAN-outside; mostly
nished permanent. Salary open.
CERTIFIED TV. Ala H st. ne.
Tv TECHNICIAN, bench work and
9 TransD i faFn # rsa III a. AME Fri
CAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 \.
Glebe I'd Az, IA. 7-1112:.. Ia
UPHOLSTERER must be LIST class:
KENNEDY INTERIORS. 502 Ken
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WAREHOUSEMEN, age ii to 35. to
worE in warehouse of frozen food
distributor, re section Perna-
nent position with opportunity for
advancement. Must De reliable aud
have local references Gail LA.
b-S35p, MR.. EDWARDS, 8 to IL
am Orlv is
WATCH MAKER. young man. 25-35;
clean cut; neat appearance to work
In as an all-round shopman.
Permanent. good opportunity. Apply
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PeniaeOn BLDG Call IA 9-7lO1.
WORKING FARM MANAGER on
MARYLAND farm with experience IN
showing ana fitting thoroughbred
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HELP-MEN
DRIVERS

DIsPATcHER-RADIo AND TELE-
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SERVICE AND ROUTE WORK fcr
mating firm. located Kensington
area. Call for interview appt. 10.
5-4640. --12
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
preferably shift manager. FOSTER
SUNOCO, 18th and Benning. I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Night manager IL p.m.7:30 am.
Age 30 to 40; only good service sta
ton man with local refs. need APP
ply Salary $500 mo, plus commits
sion and vac. BARRON'S SUNOCO
SERVICE, Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Have opening for qualified expert
enced man capable Of managing
shift. Permanent salary substan-
val; Other benefits ESQ CLINIC
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white Apply MANAGER, CHERNER S
AMOCo STATION, l7l3 Florida
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
part time: white; must be fully ex-
perienced; be able TO tske over
633 N. Glebe I'd, Arlington. No
s PhSRiE gang STATION ATTENDANT;
exp; apply ADAMS AMOCo. 4th
and r. l. ave ne --12
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AGER, must be willing to work; ex-
perienced. with references. BAsHAM
GULF SERVICE. 22nd and Vir-
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SHEET METAL MECHANICS, exper.
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MACHINIST

LIST class with minimum Of 10 years
experience in operation of lathe,
drill presses, milling machines, etc
for shop of research firm in Alexan-
dria. Must be capable Of doing Job
with little assistance or supervision
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Call XII. 9-8765 for appoint
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SALES ENGINEER-Call on air
frame and electronic manufactur-
ers. Technical background and
sales experiences required. Electro
mechanical, microwave and servo
hydraulic componentS and sub
systems. Cover Southeastern area
Headquarters, Baltimore Salary
and travel expenses. Box 10y
Star ID
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rERAMIC TILE sETTER,s HELPER
CHIEF ENGINEER
CIGAR CLERK

White, 3rd-class license: for mod
ern, large aforementioned building.
good salary and I-bedroom apt no
ply Box i56-Y. star Up
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SALES MANAGER

For outstandinP downtown rea.
estate Office excellent opportunity
for experienced, capable and aagrts-
Slve individual Full facilities OF lux
uriouS air conditioned Office at your
disposal Years of experience and
excellent contacts will be available
DOROTHY K. WINSTON g., CO,
ST 3-0550 or JU. 9-7446 for ap-
polntment. -l6
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GRAHAM

Continued From Page Biz
wear a high-necked gown when
she meets the queen at the end
of-the month command perform
Iance. Monroe finally got to kiss
Sir Occurrence Olivier in THE
Sleeping Prince" Filming of the
Iosculatory business started at 8,
and lasted all day. Marilyn gig
Igled nervously, fiuffed her lines.
The finished result will last a few
seconds on the screen.
u X
John Loder is having trouble
getting his fourth divorce-from
the former Evelyn Auffmordt.
The case comes into court Octo-
Der % after some nerve-racking
for John delays. He had an
easier time when Hedy Lemarr
wife number three, divorced HIM
Incidentally. despite rumors of
trouble in Hedy'S marriage with
Texas millionaire Howard Lee.
it's still in one piece. They're
due here for a vacation.
Learned from Wendy Hitler.
who came here from England for
Something of Value" that when
she was making "Pygmalion" for
Gabriel Pascal they feuded all
through the picture and never
addressed a direct word to each
other. And she didn't see the
movie until it was run off in a
projection room at Metro last
month. Wendy's "Pygmalion ="
can never be re-released to the
public while my Fair Lady" is
playing on Broadway, because of
an agreement with the George
Bernard Shaw estate.
x 4 X
Metro has a new Italian star
under wraps-very good looking
Cesare Danova. II have been
here three and a half months
learning to speak English" &C.
sare, a star in his native Italy,
told me. almost without an ac-
cent. He has an English wife, and
that helps. If he gets the right
picture, this man cannot miss.
Liberace finally won them in
Britain-at the swank Cafe de
Paris. The bluebloods and cele-
brities came to jeer, and stood up
to cheer at the end. They even
forgave Lee his clothes. Brother
George, by the way, is giving Lee
some competition. George per-
formed at one of the concerts
CARRIED in owl feathers. And the
Staid Times described one of his
evening shirts as having been
crossbred with a suit of chain
mail. Lees golden suit-accord-
ing to the Times-was spun out
nf frOpSna uf1 20
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By DAY THORPE

OF several works by Washing
ton composers which appeared
yesterday on the program of the
National Association for Ameri-
can Composers and Conductors
two were of more than ordinary
interest. The sonatina for trum-
pet and orchestra of DR.. Walter
Hartley, winner of the overture
prize in last seasons National
Symphony contest, is a concise
sparkling work, well written for
the solo instrument, and the
'matically of considerable distinc-
ton. 1t was given a brilliant
performance by trumpeter Del
bert Dale and the Air Force
Symphonette under John S.
Yesulaitis.
Max Seeboth is known in
Washington mainly for his a
cappella mass, which has had a
number of performances over
the last two years. His second
symphonetta, given it's premiere
yesterday, is like the mass in
that it is written in the idiom
of the late 10Th century-in the
style, say, of Dvorak or Brahms.
1T is a well-constructed piece
with good tunes and felicitous
in strumentation.
The overture of Jean Eichel-
berger is not so craftsmanlike
as either the Hartley concerto
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Little Spanish Town
is Actually in France

MADRID.-The Spanish vii
lage of Llivia is actually in
France. When several Spanish
hamlets were granted to France
in 1859 revision of the frontier,
Llivia refused to be coded.
A neutral road was built to
connect Llivia with the mother
country and for nearly 300 years
it has remained a tiny Spanish
island In France.
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Music Festival to Open
AT Library of Congress

The Library of Congress will
open a three-day festival Of
chamber music Friday.
Featured will be the premiere
performances of new works by
five noted composers, who were
commissioned to write music es-
pecially for the festival.
The festival is being sponsored
by the Elizabeth Sprague Cool
idge Foundation, which commits
stoned the new works to be pre-
scented.
On the four concerts during
the three days, II works from
the goth century will be played
in addition to other compost
tions.
The concerts will be given in
the Coolidge Auditorium at the
library at $3.50 pm. Friday, 2:45
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At the Alfred E. Smith Mem
orial Waldorf dinner, on the
18th, Vice President Richard
Nixon, Gov. Hartman and Mayor
Bob Wagner will be the speakers.
-. Ken Rosewall. Australian ten
mis- ace, marrying Wilma MacIver
on 9th. Judy Garland racked
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and $3.50 pm. Saturday and 2:45
pm. Sunday. Radio Station
WGMS-FM will broadcast each
concert.
The twelfth festival given by
the Coolidge Foundation in the
Library of Congress program is
expected to attract music lovers
from all over the country.
Scheduled for first perfor-
nance are a violin and piano
sonata by Peter Mennin, a
piano and cello suite by Paul
Creston, five songs for baritone
and instruments by Luigi Dalla-
piccola. and a madrigal-opera,
THE Unicorn, the Gorgon and
the Manticore, by Clan Carlo
Menotti. Two of Irving Fines
Five Children's Songs for
GrownupS" will also have their
first performance.
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or the Seeboth little symphony,
but it has some quite pleasant
moments. The half dozen pieces
by Justin Ellie, which formed the
core Of yesterdays concert, may
have been written tailor-made
for Muzak. That corporation is
missing a bet if it does not make
arrangements to pipe Babylon"
into all the best restaurants.
Three Songs for Contralto, y
by Walter H. MacWilliams, sung
by Aida Mae Prigge, are senti-
mental ballads of negligible
music value. They were given a
tentative rendition by Miss
Prigge. Charlotte Bastigne did
much better by the beautiful
Melodies Passageres" of Samuel
Barber.
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Address on Yorktown

Rear Admiral Samuel Eliot
Morrison, USNR, retired. former
Jonathan Trumbull professor OF
American history at Harvard
University a7d a Pulitzer Prize
winner for is Admiral of the
Ocean Sea- will address the
Naval Historical Foundation on
the Battle of Yorktown at $3.50
pm. Thursday in the auditorium
of the Department of the In
terror.
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movements plus occasional In
donation trouble did not help
the group to achieve much more
than a pleasantly somnolent
effect.
Matters were much improved
with the second offering, one of
two string duos Mozart COM
posed for Michael Haydn when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
Classic String Quartet
Plays Mozort Program
By IRVING LOWENS

Classic String Quartet Jesse Try
on, Peter Dimitriades, violins: Will
liam oromko. viola; Marjorie Neal,
Mozart program; Quartet in D minor,
tet in F, x. 500.
The National GaIlery's eight
week-long celebration of the
Mozart Bicentennial continued
last night with two of the great
masters finest and most famil-
lar quartets and a lovely anc I'M
familiar duo.
The featured ensemble was
the Classic String Quartet.
The concert began with the
D minor quartet, K. 421, second
in the set of six dedicated to
and generally conceded
to be one of the greatest of all
the Mozart quartets.
The reading proved to be on
the contemplative rather than
the fiery side. Unusually DELHI
crate tempt in the last two