Salem, Oregon, Thursday, January 24, 1957
Monacans Dance All Night
To Celebrate Heiress 'Birth
By HIKRKE LKGROS l other Ray kind of dance. The
MONTE CAItLO Wv-Thc joyful awn advanced and so did the
1 1 o n a c a n s rocked 'n' roled : ccienraiinR. 1 nc swanK nigni ciun
l.iroughout the night to celebrate
tin arrival of their royal baby,
Princess Caroline. But the happy
the famous Rambling casino
was packed.
Today was a national holiday in
a : d weary father. Prince Rainier recognition of the royal birth. The
holiday applies to almost every
one except the croupiers at the
casino. Celebrations will continue
until the baby's baptism, expect-
Final
II'. went to bed early
The mother. Princess Grace,
6l.pt quietly in her bedroom in
the palace. Beside her, in a crib
or.ee occupied by Prince Ranicr, j c(j wilnin a ,,
s.ept tne Diue-eyea. aurK-nant-'u
baby born yesterday morning.
Doctors said the former Grace
K-lly's condition was excellent.
She was expected to be up and
around the palace in two or three
da:-s.
The rejoicing residents and visi
tors in this 367-acre principality
on the Riviera gathered in a sing
ing and dancing throng before the
palace early last night. They lit a
bonfire and shouted "Long live
the Prince long live the prin
cess" far into the night.
The people shouted repeatedly
for Rainier, but he did not appear
on the palace balcony. He had kept
a vigil with his mother-in-law
Mrs. John li. Kelly of Philadel
phia outside the palace delivery
room from 3 a.m. until Ihc baby
arrived al 9:27 a m. He was in a
twirl ol royal activity for the rest
of the day and decided to turn in
early.
The palace square was deco
rated gaily with the same red and
. white flagpoles that were put up
last April when the Prince mar
ried the American movie star.
Yachts in the tiny port were lit
like Christmas trees.
Alter yelling themselves hoarse,
the Monacans scattered into cafes
and other night spots around the 1
principality. They danced -rock
V roll, mambo, and almost every
2 Desperadoes,
Girl Seized in
i
Bank Robbery I
MINNEAPOLIS m Two men j
listed by the FBI as among "the1
most - dangerous criminals at
large," and a teen-age girl were
seized early today in connection ,
with a $14,000 Baltimore bank'
robbery.
FBI agents and police, in a
mass raid on an apartment at
the edge of the downtown district,
captured the three without any
resistance.
Cal Howard, special FBI agent
In charge, said the three are
Louis It. Arquilla, 26; Martin
Francis Fecney, 41; and Dorothy
. Frances Borchnrd, 19, all of Bos
' ton.
Howard laid the trio was wnnt
; td for the holdup of the Fidelity
Baltimore National Bank and
, Trust Co., Freedom Branch, last
; Nov. 20. Agents said a snub-nosed
,38-caliber pistol and a sawed-off
shotgun, with' ample supplies of
ammunition, were found in the
apartment.
"These men currently had been
listed as two of the most danger
ous criminals nt large," Howard
said. "They had stated they would
(hoot any officer attempting to
arrest them."
Howard said Miss Rorchard
had been accused as the driven
of the holdup getaway car in the
bank robbery. He said the trio
would appear in fedcrnl court to
answer to the bank robbery war
. rants.
Photographers swarmed into
Monaco, but only the Prince him
self, a competent amateur with a
camera, took pictures of his
daughter on the first day.
As happy as the Monacans are,
their rejoicing is not entirely sen
timental. If the family should die
out, the principality would belong
legally to France and would be
subject to the stiff French taxes
and military draft.
40s in the Gulf states to the teens'
in the Ohio Valley. Marks in the
30s and 40s also were reported in I
the Carohnas and ranged to
around zero in New Kngland.
Southern Florida escaped t h e
chilly breezes.
Subzero weather was indicated
in sections of the Northeast, some
40 to 50 degrees lower than yes
terday morning.
The cold air continued to spread
most of the Midwest and spread! ut h w a r d over the Nor"rn
into most of the eastern third of . Rockies and extreme Northern
the country today, ending a brief plains and temperatures ranged
Cold Hits East,
Midwest After
Short Respite
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cold weather persisted
spell of springlike temperatures
Temperatures in the Eastern
area dropped quickly as gusty
winds brought in the icy air.
Readings ranged from the 30s and
from 15 to 20 degrees below zero
in North Dakota and Montana. It
was cold in most of the Midwest,
with readings below freezing.
n
n
iqantic week
NAACP Urges
Ike Speak Out
ATLANTA iffr-Itny Wilkins, ex
I'Ulive secretary of the NAACP.
das asked President Kisenhower
In "speak nut from liis hljili of
lice" OKainst what lie described
is lawlessness and inlenee
i. unsl the Nrro in the Smith.
Addressiny n rally last nihl,
V ilk ms said the President can
nee the plight of the Hufinarians,
he Rives the drought area his per
sonal attention, hut he "chooses tn
remain silent while American cit
izens are heme bludgeoned out of
Iheir freedoms and their rights."
V i Ik ins saut "our churches have
heen bomhed, our ministers ar
rested, our boys and girls driven
from school by mobs, our families
uprooted and made to flee lor
their lives" and no rebuke has
come from any high official.
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