European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 3, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday july 3, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 7 \ sex racketeer accused of murder try los Angeles up Harry Gross 46, former new York Book making Kingpin was released on $20,000 bail after being accused of attempted  complaint charging Gross with assaulting. Harry Black 81, his wife s Grandfather,.was filed by the District attorney office. Gross was arraigned before municipal judge Louis w. Kauf Man. A preliminary hearing will be held july 10 on the attempted murder charge. Attorneys Harry Weiss and Dan Gross Busby represent can take them to any of the treas Ury s 18 regional disbursing office for immediate correction. Not Cricket Dover England up a thief broke into the store room o a Bowling Green Here and stole a sack of grass seed and a Lawnmower. We might be Able to actually get a shot of without too Many people knowing about it until after it is actually launched Wagner testified. Air Force officers described their plans to buy a 73-acre Public Park next door to the Vandenburg missile base. Sixty eight acre would be bought from the Standard Oil co. And five acres from the county government. Brig Gen c. F. Dreyer said the defense department ordered the air Force to take the necessary Steps to avoid or eliminate the possibility of free and easy observation of  rep. Phil Weaver a neb asked Why the air Force allowed a Road running through Vandenberg to remain open. Russia said ready to Start flights to . New York Cap Andrei n. Tupoljev top soviet plane designer old reporters Here the soviet Union is ready to Start commercial lights to the . When the United states is ready and if the right agreement can be reached. He said his country already has built 12 to 15 giant tu114 Turbo prop planes and could put Thov nto commercial service within free months. He and soviet Deputy prime minister Frol r. Kozlov flew Here nonstop from Moscow sunday in a tu114 for a soviet exhibition. Tupoljev 78, said the tu114, which he designed is Tolje world biggest plane and has the world s most powerful Turboprop engines. To called it very efficient  Tupoljev who wore the highest soviet decorations said that when the tu144 was put into the Moscow China service it would make the round trip in 24 hours. He said sunday s flight took 10 hours 45 minutes not 11 hours 36 minutes As  reply to questions he said 1he had concentrated on Turbo prop planes rather than the faster Jet because their fuel consumption was less. 2so far he did not see the probability of planes with vertical Takeoff in the soviet Union. 3 on supersonic aircraft certainly there is increasing Speed in All the countries of the  putting on the dog italian style Bambino an italian greyhound balances on one Paw in the Palm of Trainer Jolgui buy. Baay Lias returned to new York after a tour of Europe with Bambino and other animal acts. Ufi photo new yorkers get look at 2d russian jetliner new York a a russian twin Jet carrying 21 persons and a cargo of goods for the soviet exhibit at the new York coliseum landed at Idlewild Airport after a13-hour flight from Moscow. A tu104, the Craft was the Sec Ond russian plane to Fly to new York from Moscow. On sunday the giant russian Jet prop Jilane the tu114, landed at Idlewild after a nonstop flight from Moscow. The tu104 was flown part of the Way by an american air Force officer who said the Jet compared favourably with american jets in the medium Zange bomber Type. As the twin Jet tu104 was land ing the five Story High tu114 the largest Airliner in the world was opened to inspection. Captain Alexei Yakimov who piloted the 220-passenger tu.114 on the Moscow new York flight showed visitors its Plush state rooms and a 48-seat restaurant. Dog kills boy 2 Columbus incl. A a 2 year old boy was attacked and killed by a pet dog near  Gary Harvey was bitten in the Throat As he played with a dog owned by his grandparents. Fri puts Finger on 152 million Washington up Fri director j. Edgar Hoover has reported that the Federal Bureau of investigation identification division has amassed the fingerprints of 152 million Amor icons since its Start in 1924.writing in the Fri s Law enforcement bulletin Hoover saluted the division on its 35th anniversary for serving As a potent. Arsenal in the constant War on crime and  the Fri started with a file of Only 188,000 fingerprints in 1924. The first collection was transferred to Washington from Leavenworth Kan., Penitentiary. Hoover said the cards now come from 13,000 contributors police departments and other agencies. If piled one on another they would Rise to a Tower As High As the Empire Slat building. Hoover said that during the past 35 years the identification division has identified More than 270,000 fugitives and furnished their whereabouts to local police seeking the wanted men. Each month he said about 1,400 fugitives Are identified from fingerprint records alone Oran average of nearly two Fugi Tives each hour every Day an night. The Fri director noted that the file also has humanitarian functions such As identifying missing persons unknown dead persons amnesia victims and disaster casualties. Sailor s 2 sons electrocuted by to set s Aerial Glen burn1.e, my. Up two Young Brothers viewing Tele vision in the basement of their Home wore electrocuted while tink ering with the set s Aerial police said. The victims adopted children of chief Petty officer Warren Doyle and his wife Vita were Daniel 9, and Michael 7. The youngsters natives of Frankfurt Germany were adopted by the Doyles and became citizens in 1957.police said the parents had placed steel Beds and a television set in their basement for the Chil Dren and then left for the commissary at it. Meade where Doyle is attached to the National Security Agency. When the parents returned the youngsters were found sprawled in front of the television set. Police said a note on the set warned that it should be unplugged before handling the Aerial but tie boys either failed to notice the warning or ignored it. They said a Damp Concrete floor and the steel frames of the Beds apparently acted As conductors. That is very rough terrain he said and a fellow could get in there and hide and you would never find him except perhaps by  Dreyer agreed but said patrolling and policing of the area is the Only Way that that can be  subcommittee chairman Harry r. Sheppard a Calif asked Why the air Force did not Fence the  Dreyer said fencing a 64,000-acre reservation would be extremely costly and would t be effective unless completely patrolled 24 hours Day. The land to be bought near Vandenberg Ison a Peninsula known As Point Sal. The air Force said it will pay 5356 per acre. Of planning 3 More Atlas squadrons Washington up the air Force has informed Congress it expects to award construction con tracts for three More Atlas inter Continental ballistic missile squad Rons within the next six months. Col William Leonhard of the air Force ballistic missile division said the squadrons will be stationed at Warren air Force base Wyo. Lincoln air Force base neb., an Schilling air Force base Kan. Leonhard gave a timetable on the three projects at a recent closed door hearing of a House appropriations subcommittee. The testimony was just made Public. Leonhard said design work is under Way now on All three locations. He said the air Force expects to award contracts in sep tember for the construction at Warren january for Lincoln an february for Schilling. Navy awards pact for 3 Polaris subs Washington up the Navy has awarded contracts for the Las three of nine nuclear powered sub marines that will fire the 1,500mile Polaris missile. Two will be built by the Newport news a shipbuilding and dry Dock co., while the third will be constructed by the electric Boa division of general dynamics corp., at Groton Conn. The Newport news contract i for $63,726,000. Electric boat is to receive $36,141,000. However the Navy explained that the contracts exclude Materi als furnished by the government including the reactors for nuclear Power. Actually the big missile submarines Cost about $100 million each. 12 killed in bus plunge Santiago Chile a twelve miners were killed and 12 others seriously injured when a bus toppled into a Ravine. Private Schindler Dies Tarrytown . A Ray mond c. Schindler 77, famous Pri vate detective died in Phelps me Morial Hospital Here of a hear condition. The 1943 bludgeon slaying of sir Harry Oakes in Nassau was among the Many celebrated cases Schind Ler investigated. He assisted in the san Francisco graft investigation of 1907-09. He operated Schindler Bureau of investigation in new York City which he opened in 1912, and was associated with or. Lemoyne Snyder Clark Sellers and William Harper in scientific evidence inc. Schindler was one of the founders and a member of the court of last  was a fellow of the american geological society and a member of the american Polar society and the British detectives Assn. Schindler was the author with Rupert Hughes of the Complete detective he was born in Mexico ., the son of John Franklin and Isabella Campbell Schindler and attended High school in Milwaukee