European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 3, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Kas the stars and stripes Friday july 3, 1959 collectors to get original 49-Star banners 1.000 flags to wave Over Capitol on july 1 Lik. Washington up the Way things Are going the most spirited patriotic Dis play around Here on july 4 will take  the roof of the Capitol. Starting at 12 01 am when the new 49-Fitar Flag becomes Legal a Crew of maybe 10 capital police will Lay aside their Law books and pistols and run flags up an Down a Battery of five Flag poles. According to Capitol architect j. Georg Stewart this could go on through the Dawn s Early Light All Day and maybe into the night depending on How Many Flag collectors want to get into the  on present indications at least 1,000 boy scout troops legion posts Chambers of Commerce and Ordinary tax payers Are hoping to acquire the first 49-Star Flag to be flown Over the Capitol. Barring acts of god like thunderstorms Stewart will see to it they All get it Al most. Specifically each applicant will receive a 49-Star Flag duly certified to have been flown Over the Capitol the first Dayon which this was Legal. Of course the first first Flag to be flown Over the Capitol will go to the new state of Alaska. Applicants paid $5.88 to cover the Cost Ofa Brand new 5-by-8 Flag or $2.35 for one just As pretty but Only 3-by-5. They All told their congressmen they wanted a Flag flown Over the Capitol on the fourth of july. The congressmen bought the flags in the House stationery store at about Hal what they Cost elsewhere and passed them along in their red White and Blue boxes to the office of the Capitol architect. Congress got into the Flag business so of i . Settles claim for camouflage. Washington up the de sense department settled out of court for $340,000 the claim of Otto Al pern University of California physicist who invented radar camouflage materials used in world War ii. The award to the ,60-year-old scientist will be paid from the Navy and air Force funds. Halpern was at new York University when he invented the material. Because of the secrecy surround ing his invention Halpern was never Able to get a Patent. But he brought his suit against the government in 1952, and had won the right to have his Case hear behind closed doors. Gratitude expressed defense Secretary Neil h. My Filroy in announcing the Settle ment released copies of a letter to Halpern expressing the department s gratitude and Admira Tion for his outstanding contribution to the defense of the United  Mcelroy said in the letter that substantial quantities of Halpern i material still Are being produced for defense purposes. The invention was based on mathematical formula that made possible manufacture of a thin material probably of rubber with metallic particles that would absorb rather than reflect radar Waves. Theoretically a plane completely covered with the material would not be detected by radar. In prac Tice it is usually feasible to cover Only parts of the plane and the camouflage is effective Only against certain common radar wave lengths. Long ago nobody remembers when. The original idea was to award some worthy group the tattered remains of the big 8-by-12 flags that Fly Vrain or Shine and 24hours daily from the East and West fronts of the Capitol. But these did t Wear out fast enough to meet the demand. So along about 1937 some Bright member just bought a new Flag an took it to the people in charge. Just let it flutter a minute and then give me a letter to certify that it did he requested. The word got around and Congress Fla business has been flying High Ever since. Last year 2, 850 emblems went out each with an appropriate letter from Stewart certifying to its historic flight. Stewart in his letter does t actually swans add to Tranquility of Park Carton Wax ruled no Hazard. Washington Cap Secretary of health education and welfare Arthur s. Flemming says there Are no indications that waxed contain now being used for milk and to food contain health hazards Emma told a news conference Public health service has Beening Many inquiries about pos cancer producing agents in the Wax used on such containers. He said such studies in 1957 Dis los a ?. Typ6 of Wax which con gained a known cancer producing but since then he added be of Wax has not been used b Bartons i eth will Tell of Avannah a. Up a Banku Tomer took out his false Teeth pm is identity. It  spokesman said the former is carried the same the Veteran s pen a he wanted to Cash. Of 4ia � a Fly a fc-4 a we offs a two swans enjoy a Etc a Tete at memorial Par cemetery Sioux City Iowa part of a flock that couple beat choke Stab beast was started there in 1943. For first time in 16years there Are no baby swans. A photo Blind mate Battles Fox to save bitten wife 79 Marietta Ohio a " was a terrible  that is How Howard Eddy 70 years old and Blind described his Battle with a Savage Fox that had attacked his ailing 79-year-old wife. The animal gripped mrs. Eddy left Arm in its jaws for Many min utes Balking a desperate struggle of both husband and wife to loosen its hold. The couple beat choked stabbed and shot the animal Dur ing the struggle. Or. And mrs. Eddy live on a farm near Newport 12 Miles East of Here. Monday afternoon mrs. Eddy saw a movement in the weeds by her mail Box and discovered a Gray Fox with a Chicken in its Mouth. She picked up a Rock and started beating the animal Over the head., the Fox dropped the Chicken an snapped at mrs. Eddy s left Arm gripping it tightly with its Sharp Teeth. Mrs. Eddy screamed. Grabs Cane Eddy who is totally Blind was inside their Home. He heard his wife scream and hurried to herewith his heavy seasoned Elm Cane. Has a Snake got you he called to his wife. It s some kind of animal she called Back. When he reached her Side Eddy roped for the animal and found its Throat. I choked with both hands he said. I choked As hard As i could but it held on. When that did to any Good i got my pocket knife and stabbed it but i could t push it through the skin. All i could think about was freeing her. I stuck my hand into the Fox s Mouth. Finally in desperation he punched the Blade of the Small knife into the Fox s Mouth and the animal let go. But Only for an in Stant just Long enough for it to grab the fingers of mrs. Eddy s left hand. Fox Falls to ground Eddy grabbed the Cane again an started beating the Fox Over the head. The Cane split but the stunned animal fell to the ground freed mrs. Eddy ran into the House and got a .32-Cal  returned and fired several shots into it and then Eddy took the gun himself and pushed i against the spot he thought Cov ered the heart and put the finish ing touches on the Fox. Enriched Diamond Hamburg . A super visor Raymond j. Emerling makes$1,200 More than he thinks he deserves so he gave the surplus to three Little leagues. Emerling a Democrat campaigned on the Issue that the town Board should pay the supervisor Only,$6,000 year instead of $7,200. Mississippi negro held in attack on White House life Hattiesburg miss. Up a negro allegedly attempted to at tack a Middle aged White Mother at knife Point  less than two hours later sheriff Ford Vance arrested a 19-year-old positively identified by the woman As her attacker officers reported. Vance said he arrested the youth on the Campus of William Carey College a White school. He was not identified pending filing of formal charges later. Vance reported the woman said he definitely was the negro who broke into her Home in the Dixie Pine Community just Southeast of Battlesburg. Say How Long the Flag flew in us Honore position. If asked he says several minutes afloat in the Breeze is what he shoots for but that when business is humming some-1 thing less May have to  one policeman and one pole the main one on the West front of the capital overlooking the mall Are enough for the Job. On patriotic occasions like Fla Day the Job May take As Long As two hours and As Many As 200 flags have been flown. For saturday s unprecedented demand Stewart said he will erect four temporary poles alongside the permanent one and assign a whole Crew of police to the chore. He figures with 10 police and five staffs,100 flags can be flown in an hour. More than 1,000 flags have already been  should keep his men Busy 10 hours. Disney suit seeks break with network new York up Walt Disney productions has filed a Federal court suit against the american broadcasting company Abc charging the network with illegally trying to keep the Disney Tele vision programs Zorro and Mickey mouse club off the air next fall. The suit asked the court to in validate existing agreements be tween Walt Disney production Sand Abc under the provisions of the Federal antitrust Laws Abc immediately issued a state ment charging that the Disney company was trying to avoid it obligations after obtaining All the benefits it hoped to get from it contract with the network. The suit does not involve the Walt Disney presents program which is covered by a separate agreement and will be televised by Abc this fall the company said. Roy Disney president of Walt Disney productions and Wal Disney s brother issued a state ment saying several weeks ago the Abc net work advised us and announce publicly that they would not Tele Vise Zorro or the Mickey mouse club Over their network next sea son and it the same time they told us a a could not offer these pro Grams to any other television out let. Although we do not dispute abcs right to discontinue these or any other programs on their win Ork we wil1 certainly fight Abc s Maneu vers to suppress these programs from Public exhibition Over other television stations. W i. T Salem Cut. Abc said that Walt Disney productions and Abc entered into an agreement in 1954providing that the network would finance Disneyland Park in Ana licit Calif and agree to buy whatnot is the Walt Disney presents television program for seven years m Exchange for exclusive use fall Disney television programs. Mystery gun shot hurts Tot in nurse s arms it Idlewild new York a a 17-month-old baby suffered a mysterious gunshot wound while being he Din the arms of a nurse at Idle wild Airport. The child John Steinmetz jr.,son of John and Patricia Steinmetz of Mexico City was treated by a Airport physician fora grazing wound of the left Side of the headband left ear the baby had arrived at the air port along with his parents two Sisters and a mexican nurse on a flight from Mexico  the family was waiting at a Cus Toms inspection counter  loud noise was heard and blood ran from the baby s head. A score or passengers were milling about the area at the time. Police later found a Small Calibe pistol slug in a Selling near where the child was being hold by it nurse. They theorized a passenger who arrived at the same time had ?. �lsi0 to his Luggage and that it went off accidentally. More than 100 pieces of Luggage later were searched in a futile Effort to find the weapon. The Steinmetz family came Here on a 10-week-vacation, ,. -