European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 7, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Star and stripes will  women Bow at the knee before dior tog $ new York apr will american women Bow to foreign dictate and expose their knee Caps ?.the famed House x f dior in Paris says they will. But a re Bellion is already brewing. A few years ago . Ladies humbly and gladly wore longer skirts in compliance with the dior new look edict. But the new House of dior decree for1,  i i  ii. Jul. Knee length dresses is bound to be challenged not by the men but by the women. American men by and Large Are always in favor of Shorter skirts so Long As their own wives Don t Wear them they Wel come the Prospect of the Breeze  feminine knee just As the knee does t belong in their  women Are smarter. They Don t mind following any clothing style no matter How ridiculous so Long As it is the clothing that looks Raldi Rufous. A prime example the Brief lived sack  it made woman look like she was ambling along in a tent. But it was the package that looked ridiculous not the contents it  a fashion makes the woman herself look ridiculous however it is bound to run into real trouble. And that is the problem the House of dior seems to be running up against. The average lady s Kneecap serves a highly functional Pur pose but it is not an ornament of nature. Poets have Sung the charms of practically All other parts of the feminine Anatomy. But who Ever wrote an ode to Milady s Kneecap Admiral sees major Navy space role los Angeles up Spade vehicles of the future probably will resemble destroyers in size and weight More than they will air Craft rear adm Jack p. Monroe said Monroe addressing a meeting of the american astronautical society stressed his belief that Navy experience and capabilities should give it a major role in space. Of future spaceships As Large or larger than a destroyer the Pacific missile Range commander said when you conceive such a vehicle you immediately arrive at technology which is quite familiar to the  stresses water underlining the word water in his address Monroe added that water transport appeared the Only Means for moving such Large vehicles about before launch ing and that isolated Island base appeared necessary for testing and operating dangerous nuclear Rock ets. He also said Ocean areas would be required for Landing and re covery of Large space vehicles indicating these Points All should. Add up to the idea that the Nav is imminently qualified for a big role in space exploration and operations. Monroe declared despite his Points for the Navy that space exploration must be a coordinate National  although not taking Issue directly with the air Force the Admiral s statement concerning future space operations on the Pacific missile Range were at Odds with announced air Force plans. Unlike Vandenberg air Force base he said Point Arguello will be an integral part of the Pacific missile Range from which satellites and space vehicles of Al services will be  Point Arguello is the Navy s missile facility directly adjoining Vandenberg on the Range. Air Force spokesmen have declare that the major space research done on the Range will be conducted a Vandenberg. Violent storm unplugs australian telephones Melbourne a nearly 200 towns in South Australia were without a Telephone link with the outside world after one of the worst storms in the area s history wrecked communications. At least 400 Telephone Exchange were reported out of action. Cd Artber