European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 16, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday november 16, 1958 the stars and stripes Page 7 shoe millionaire and Bride to be mrs. Joan Colin widow of movie producer Harry Conn and million Aire shoe manufacturer Harry Karl discuss plans to wed in Holly Wood. Karl is the former husband of actress Marie Mcdonald. A 22 Rolls Royce rebuilt gets new car warranty Detroit a a 36-year-Oldcar with a three year new car War Ranty. Does that sound like a col Lector s dream it came True for Detroit electrical contractor Jack a. Frost. He has a 1922 Rolls Royce Silver ghost that gleams As though fresh from the factory. The shining Gray car is parked Ina converted Apple barn at Frost s farm at nearby Washington Mich. Admiring its classic four Square lines its High step running boards its unmistakable Grille Frost Tell you i May have set a record for time distance and determination in getting that Auto Hobby the Silver ghost joined a stable of eight other old cars that Frost maintains As a Hobby. But its his tory is easily the most unusual of the lot. The Chassis never was used fro the time it left the factory until Frost bought it during a trip Tolondo last year. For 36 years the car was jacked up on blocks at the estate of a wealthy englishwoman. After she bought it her chauffeur left so the car never used was put i storage. Offered for Sale Frost Learned of the car when it was offered for Sale in 1956 by executors of the woman s estate. He commissioned a London coach builder to find a suitable body for the Chassis. One was finally found in an old Rolls Royce with an open Brewster body. It had been built in Massachusetts before the depression Road to College Potsdam . Up giant earthmoving and Road building machinery has dug its Way into the College curriculum. Next year Clarkson College of technology will offer students courses in the marketing of construction equip ment that will Lead to a Bachelor of science degree. Caused the English firm to close it american Plant. The car had spent several Yearsin the egyptian desert. But through painstaking work it was restore to its original form. Frost himself searched the . To locate the Correct headlights and sidelights. He had rear lights specially made by hand. When the car had been Assem bled Rolls Royce gave the Chassis a Complete Check in London an issued a Normal three year new car main lop the identical warranty it issues with every current Spring the car was shipped from London to new York where Frost picked it up to drive Back to Detroit. He reported i drove two Days at speeds up to70 Mph and did t have the slight est bit of Johnson wants foreign profits from . To get to Little Man proposes Alliance of output with latin americans san Antonio Tex. Up sen. Lyndon b. Johnson a Tex has proposed that foreign ruler enjoying profits from the american Market be required to share their wealth with the people of their lands. The Senate majority Leader called at the same time for an Alliance of the productive capacity of the .with the republics of latin Amer Ica to build in the Western Hemi sphere a new dimension of strength abundance and it is time for the american businessman to Lay aside his doubts his fears his worries his hesitations and set out to be what he can be a Leader of the free world Johnson said in a speech before a civic club luncheon. It can t Continuo at present for example Access to our Oil Market Means wealth for a handful of rulers abroad wealth taken at the expense of jobs and income and Opportunity Here but not shared with the people of those Johnson said this cannot continue. We cannot permit others Whoso not maintain the same stand Ards of human decency to capture our Market at the expense of our own Standard of living and in time at the expense of the Stan Dards of the world he said. Johnson said that for free enter prise to maintain its Freedom this nation must concern itself with the standards of living throughout the world. Johnson said that while this nation has internal problems we have a system which permits us to solve them. And i for one want the rest of the world to know More about that system rather than hearing Only about our Beff Kinoff i am not interested in packaging the american system in a red White and Blue flip top Box an trying to sell it like Cigar ets All Over the world he want to use our strength to make this world a better place Tolive rather than consume our time begging people to like men of other nations will like us when they respect us an they will respect us when we re Spect ourselves and our system and show that Irish musicians even on notre name Chicago uld Juntas Mcaller of Indianapolis has soberly reported to the Chicago Tribune that the Jiulio Kir aim symphony orchestra of Dublin is no More and no loss Irish than Tho Notredane Back Field. Meat or roused by u Tribune editorial 11 months ago bewailing Tho Lack of an Irish name on the Rostor of Tho. Chicago symphony orchestra wont to Ireland lust month to Soo Bow things foregoing there. On the Rostor of Tho. Irish orchestra to reported Uro Ron Ompir Ghionni Arthur Nuchtern Alfonso Kvan Listi Herbert Feho Maurice Eulion he in. In Ulonski Albert so Voros i enole icon Omar tin it i Ritzel Junos Keszei Pooh and stanislaus stack to Nuino a also found Mary Gallagher Shilu o Grady Archie Collins Patrick Moh Lwee Thomas Kelly and Nancy orchestra louder lust your Between Ugrob nil Dublin to reported. But has since returned to Yugoslavia. There in no loader it Survey finds May return heart victims to work new York up a scientific study has shown that typical fac tory workers put out Only a Little More Energy when they re work ing than they do before and after working hours or in Plain in scientific language their work is anything but was the unexpected result drs. Amasa b. Ford and Herman. Hellerstein got from careful measurements of the physical Energy outputs of 62 factory work ers while on the Job. The scientists wanted to get an idea of he physical effect of work on men with heart discovery that the Energy outputs required by factory Job were not much higher than the outputs required by merely living somewhat confused this indicated heart victims might As Well be working at these Factor jobs As loafing. But there s much More to living with heart disease than Energy output of course. The scientists measured on the Job Energy outputs of 36 factory workers with recognized heart Dis ease and 26 free of it. None of the 36 had been downgraded to part time or lighter work because they had heart troubles. Energy output was measured by measuring oxygen consumption the More Active you Are the More oxygen you consume. When at Down the straight and narrow a group of nuns Puta considerable enthusiasm into a Bowling session in Chicago. The owner of the Alley insured privacy for the nuns by excluding his regular patrons during the session. A rest the 3 5 put out 1.30 calories i Energy per minute on the aver age and the 26 put out 1.40 Calo Ries a minute. While on the Job the former put out 1.97 calories the latter 2.13 calories. While Actu ally working the heart victims gave out with 2.29 calories and the healthy heart men 2.151 calories. You can see there was no significant difference in Energy output Between the two groups of work ers the striking thing was the Small difference Between Energy outputs when at rest and when working. Against those output you can put the following a top athlete can put out 26.5 calories per minute but Only for a few minutes. Another scientific team found thai five calories a minute is the highest that can be maintained regularly without harm by workers in heavy workers Ford and Hellerstein Are part of the faculty of Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Their subjects were employed in three Cleveland factories making Light and medium weight Metal products and their jobs ran the Range of factory jobs from janitor and laundry crib supervisor to Drill press operator and stationary Engineer. Despite these Small Energy out puts some of the men among both the heart cases and the health developed episodes of increased heart rates and elevated blood pressures while on the Job. The scientists concluded that when two or More such abnormalities occur frequently in a person with recognized heart disease it is probably significant even if the person s work is Light. A doctor considering whether a Man with arrested heart disease can return to his Job should keep in mind that merely keeping Himat Home without further restriction probably will not reduce his Energy output below that required by work they said in re porting to a technical journal of the american heart Assn. The patient s work May of course entail other forms of stress than those measured in calories but emotional and personal prob lems May be aggravated and a Seldom solved by keeping a worker no passing fancy Willimantic. Conn. Up fined $25 for speeding Charles w. Cole 30, appealed insisting the Only reason he was going 70 a tips was to keep the car behind him from passing at a dangerous spot the car behind was a police car
