European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 8, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Cd Hestlyy july 8, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 3 411 16 missing i Utah rower reported Safe Green River Utah a six teen men women and children Fea red lost or stranded while def Jug the Colorado River s deadliest rapids have been reported  just where Alk of them were la remained a Puzzle for 16 hours until they turned up at  was because the Utah desert j a country Southwest of Here is so  that often the Only Way to i communicate with a Friend in the nearest town is to get on your horse and see him. One Man and his wife or. And i lies. Phillip Seeley were rescued by helicopter from the River Bank.  in Cataract Canyon. The other i 14. Made their Way apparently in. The three rubber rafts in which they started their to p to Hite their destination below Cataract Canyon. V rejoin others the see Leys were taken to Iso. Lated Hanksville Wiere they re joined other members of the party including its Leader Holmes o Miller. As the night wore on the remainder were ferried in. By Iee from Hite. The Federal aeronautics Agency said All others were definitely re ported Safe and in route or route where it did not know. Hanksville sits in the Middle of the rugged desert wilderness of Southern Utah. Its Only Quick communication with the outside worlds by radio message to a radio station at Bryce Canyon which can talk to other Points by both radio and  party of 16 had set out june 28 in their rafts to Bob Down the Green and Colorado Rivers from Green River to Hite 80 Miles Ina straight line but much farther along the Corkscrew course of the Rivers. Compulsory a shelter plan proposed in . Game of Polo becomes less stable there s no horseplay involved As these kids Battle through a new game bicycle Polo Telkins Park a. Introduced by a firm which makes the lightweight plastic helmets Mallet and Ball the game is played the same As regular Polo with bicycles replacing horses. Any number can play and the Ball must be hit while the Bike rider is in motion. Up photo trouble seen for Kozlov after return to Kremlin Racket us sect invokes 5th Chicago a Thomas mor Gano reputed associate of the Chi Cago crime Syndicate invoked the fifth amendment 77 times at hear Ings aimed at deporting him to his native , 59, is operator of a pizzeria at Valparaiso ind. He had been identified by Deputy sheriff Harold Rayder of Porter county. Ind., in testimony before the sen ate rackets committee As the Man who offered him $150.000 for exclusive gambling and vice rights in the Porter county area. The hearings were continued until july 15 because of the unavailability of government  Dilley an attorney for the immigration department ask de each question and Morgano. Read ing from a typewritten slip in his Lap replied i respectfully decline to answer because i believe that my answer might tend to incriminate me curiosity killed a catch Corpus Christi Tex a j. R. Heldenfels discovered a pair of Young would be burglars in his House and chased Thorn. He cornered them a the garage. After calling police he was asked by one of the youths Why could t we get out the garage door it s a heavy door and takes a electric motor to operate Heldenfels answered. Now he asked How did you get in my Yard before you came in the House the boys led him outside to show him broke from ids grasp and said like this As they vaulted the High Fence and escaped. Washington a rep. John w. Mccormack a mass speculated that soviet Deputy Premie Frol r. Kozlov is embarrassing the Kremlin and that he May be i trouble when he returns Home from his current . Tour. Callas said ready for Light opera role in Amsterdam Amsterdam up the wishes of Soprano Maria Meneghini Callas for her concert Here on saturday with the equally world Famou Amsterdam  will be fulfilled according to the Amsterdam morning newspaper de  the paper said that after a Dis Cussion Between officials of the Holland festival the concert be Bou Worrest and the concert Gebow full agreement was reached on the technical aspects of the Singer s demands about the lighting during her performance in the Amsterdam concert Hall. The Singer had asked to per form in a Hall where the lighting of audience and orchestra is dimmed while one or More spot lights also dimmed for color and intensity will be. Focused on her. Technical difficulties for fulfil ment of these wishes led to rumours that the famous dutch orchestra was unwilling to yield to the de mands of la Callas. It had been widely reported that Callas refuse to sing in the Amsterdam concert Hall unless the full Light is turned on her with the famous orchestra practically sitting in the dark. The paper 1 reported that the Singer will arrive Here on thurs Day As far As is known at the  Mccormack House democratic Leader said Kozlov gave the rus sians a propaganda defeat Las week when . Officials forced him to retract a  was a reference to a Kozlov remark shortly after his arrival i Washington that the . Required Russia to pay in Gold for famine Relief shipped to starving soviet citizens in the Wake of world War  by vice president Richard m. Nixon and Secretary of state Christian a. Herter Koz Lov retracted the  in a Brief House speech said Kozlov was caught in a bad slip which resulted in a propaganda  said he expected the incident to play into the hands of Kremlin opponents of both Kozlov and Kozlov s Boss soviet Premier Nikita s.  will be interesting to see what happens to or. Kozlov whence returns Home Mccormack said. I Bill students told to file applications Washington a the vet Erans administration is advising veterans who plan to Start school in the fall under the korean Gib ill to file their applications now. Warning that a last minute Rush could delay getting their paper approved the a urged sex service men to Contact regional a offices immediately. Ill while on Relief London a a Story that shocked Britain ended quietly with the release from women s jail of a slight 39-year-old . Elihia Chris los came out of to How a prison and went Home to her four ailing children. She is the woman who took in sewing for Money while drawing government Relief and kept quiet about  told a court she was afraid the Relief would be Cut if the authorities knew about the sewing. She needed extra Money to buy food for three of her Young Chil Dren who suffered from tuberculosis and a fourth who is also  magistrate Henry Rose jailed her for two. Months there was a National outcry. Newspapers thundered about injustice questions were asked in parliament petitions were signed Appeal funds were launched and a Bishop called the sentence Savage and in  the height of the storm Rose died of a sudden heart ailment an mrs. Christos sentence was halved to one month on Appeal i did wrong and i have had my punishment she said As she left jail. Now i want to  friends have found her a Job. Units would Cost homeowners an estimated $150 Albany . A a Rocke Feller task Force has proposed that homeowners throughout the state be required to build shelters for Protection against radioactive fall out in Case of a nuclear  compulsory Protection plan was endorsed in principle by  Rockefeller and the state defense Council which he Heads. Action by the legislature would be required to carry out such a program. Owners of office buildings another commercial structures also would have to build shelters. The shelters would be exempt fro local property taxes. Generally they would be built in basements. Estimated Cost $150 the special task Force set up bythe governor to study fallout Haz Ards said the average Homeowner could build his own shelter for about $150. Contractors could in stall them in new Homes for less than $500. It estimated. The task Force also recommended equipping All residents with sur Vival kits mainly water and food to keep them alive while waiting for dangerous radioactivity to sub Side. The National civil defens Eplan makes individuals responsible for their own Protection for two weeks after an attack by atomic or Hydrogen bombs. The unit said the state should help develop a practical kit and see that it was distributed to Resi dents probably at a reduced Price. It was estimated that a Basic food and water kit would Cost 57 a per son. Expense sharing Oscar Paie Hausen. Chairman of the task Force said he thought the state ought to share the expense. On the basis of 17 million Resi dents he estimated the Cost to Testate would run Over $60 million. The task Force asserted in its report that the average person did not understand the threat posed by radioactive fallout and would not know what to do if he came under attack. We Are utterly unprepared Rockefeller remarked. Both the governor and the task Force stressed that Espousal of the program did not mean they expected nuclear warfare to break out. They said it was Best to be prepared however. The simplest Type of fallout Shel Ter can be built of cinder blocks filled solid with mortar the task Force said. The Walls should be at least eight inches  structures Are designed to Block radioactive rays rather than to resist the Force of a nuclear blast. Air conditioned Cloud 9 Bangkok a police Here flagged Down a truck and found inside an air conditioned opium Den and four chinese smokers lounging in easy chairs puffing on pipes. Army to Call 7,000 for september draft Washington a the army has issued a draft Call for 7,000men in september the same num Ber previously announced for  new Call brings to 2,463,430 the total number drafted or ear marked for induction since the re sumption of selective service in september 1950. Los Angeles debates Fate of weird towers $1,200 stolen at Seoul pm Seoul a thieves stole More than $1,200 in scrip from a Safe in in the . 7th Day Post  8th army Provost marshal said about $9,000 More. In the Safe was overlooked. Los Angeles a Simon Rodia liked to build  of this a Battle is going on in City Hall Over whether to raze Rodia s weirdly wondrous Spires a hazardous junk or preserve them As unique examples of primitive  a condemnation hearing h. L. Manley of the City building and safety department said if. There were any Way to prove they Are unsafe i would have or dered them Clown Long ago. I have no idea what is holding them to  Ross of the municipal Art department countered this is a unique work of Art a fantasy merging sculpture a n d architect ture.". The three towers one of them rising to 140 feet look like nothing else in the world. Built of steel rods plastered and adorned with Glass tile seashell and Corncob mosaics the Spires took up the spare time of Stonemason Rodia for More than 30  his own Money he bought 6,000 sacks of Cement and 64 tons of steel to Complete a project in which he no longer has any in  wanted to do something big and i did it Rodia explained in1955 when he moved to Martinez calif., and gave a deed to the prop erty to a neighbor