European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse I sunday july 19, 1959 we stars and stripes Page 23 i i three Bright stars in universe sue Simon infer Sollner Mexico Patricia Visser. Miss Hawaii Lois Janet Piercy. Miss Pennsylvania Catholic girl stays in race Long Beach Calif. Up sue Ingersoll miss new Mexico issued a statement of conscience which said she would remain inthe miss universe contest spite threatened loss of sacraments of the roman Catholic Church if she appears in a bathing suit. The 20-year-old hair stylist from Albuquerque said she had respect for the authority of Church but believed it was a false absurd Conception if non catholics believed catholics cannot think for themselves. The archbishop of Santa arned miss Ingersoll and her fam ily they would be denied the sacraments if she appeared in a Bath ing suit in the contest. But sue said she did t regard the Beauty pageant As immoral and would continue despite the opposition from her Bishop. She said she had not been threatened with excommunication at any time. Copter rescues pair in c45 forced Landing Biloxi miss. Up two crewmen were rescued by Helicon Jiter. their twin engine air Force plane was forced to land in marshy area near Here. First it Robert Aug Sturgell and a i c E. Faulkner ., land t a c45 from Keesler. Air forces base five Miles North of Here after one of the engines failed. A Heli copter from Keesler picked up the pair Momient standing. After the forced miss universe pageant opens in Long Beach Long Beach Calif. Up the 1959 miss universe pageant opened saturday for 30 foreign entrants and 46 beauties from . The reigning miss universe 4miss Omaha quits rather than risk Church restraint Omaha a Blue eyed Blond miss Omaha has Given up her Beauty title rather than jeopardize her Catholic College education. Mary Jean Belitz 18, said Shehad been told that if she kept the title arid participated in the miss Nebraska contest she would be barred from re entering Duchesne College where Shell be a soph Omore in the Jean said she was also told by the very Rev. Carl Reinert s. J., president of Greighton University she could not Transfer to that Catholic University. Neither the Creighton nor Duchesne presi dents were available for comment. Chief obstacle to taking part inthe Beauty contests Mary Jean said she was told is bathing suit com petition. Cycle they remember Montpelier it. Up police chief George Connor ordered nine youngsters to copy the City s bicycle rules 20 times after they violated them i. Your guide to Good listening in the dec. Sunday american forces network 0700 news 0705 overture to sunday 0800 news 0805 sunday circus 0900 news 0905 Salt Lake Tabernacle choir 0930 protestant hour to Bonewi 1005 Waltz time 1030 Christian in action 1055 this thing called life 1100 news 1105 protestant radio Chapel 1135 this is the Challenge 1215 album for sunday 1300 news 1305 family theater 1335 High moment 1400 news i405 7th army symphony 1500 news 1505 Highway of Melody i goo Newt 1605 parallel 1630 moods in Melody 1655,Don t you believe it 1700 news 1705 front let gentleman 1730 music View from Hollywood 1800 news 1805 spotlight 1830 have gun will travel 1855 travel time 1900 news 1005 cavalcade of comedy ,1930 Johnny Dollar 2000 Newt 2005 people Are funny-2-100 news 2030 Mitch Miller 9005 serenade 2100 Newt 0100 Newt 2105 an playhouse 2200 news sports 7215 Panorama 2245-Nocturne 2300 news 2305 International bandstand 2330 Romance in music 2355 this thing balled life German to 1200 news sport Ramstein 1300 Chapel of the air-1030 news sports 1330 roller 01 by 1945 news Roe 1420 double feature 2030 col March i70q sky King 2000 Willy 1730 along Cassidy 2 00 playhouse 1800 Roy Rogers 2200 i be got a secret 1830 Robin Hood 223? thin. Matisoo treasure r 1030 weekly Mirror 2005 the Wheeler 2000 news Faroe 1200 International round table 1430 for youth 1500 International athletics Span Dahlem of to i boo Christophers 2000 Caesar s hour 1530 Tail sports. 2100 Star performance 1600 All thu and 2130 will heaven too film 2200 Star and Story 1830 you Are there 2230 playhouse 1900 air Power 2300 Newt 1930 Dennis Day Luz Marina Zuluaga of Colombia set a giant Globe spinning on its Xis at the Veteran s memorial stadium to signify the formal open ing of the International event. A crowded schedule is on tap for the beauties sunday with the annual miss universe Parade through downtown Long of the contestants will ride on her own float with the present miss United states and miss universe in convertibles a and 22bands providing musical accompaniment. Three contestants delayed inner York because of illness Are expected to arrive by plane Sun Day. They Are miss Italy Maria Grazia Buccella miss Turkey Ezel Olcay and miss Belgium Helene Savigny. New dependents name sponsors ditto place . Army Hosp Heidelberg born to the wife of millssp4 Jimmie l., co a 1st army in. A daughter Mary Elizabeth april 6. Mathews sgt Harold j., 594th trans co a daughter Joann Madeleine june 13. Garvey pro Ichael f., 549th trans co. A daughter Dobra. Lee june 19. Ortiz romerosp5 Conilio co 548th Edo in a daughter Felicita june 21. Eckardtsp4 Frank c., c Trp 3d ree sit 8th Cav a daughter Kathleen Ann Juno 23. Postonsp4 Willie a. 104th trans co a daughter Yvonne Alagic june 25. Lopez Cpl Eliseo j., 2d arb 41st inf a daughter Norma Anna Pena june 28. Brennan capt William h., 545th Sig co a son Poter Joseph july i. Holzheimer1st Richard d., & it co 1st in twins Sally Ann and Susan Marie july i. Sutton pro Dock l., 533d Ord co a son Henry m., july 5. Tate1st it James eco a 25th Sig in n son Michael a july.5. Butlersp4 Howard d., c Trp 3d Roc so 8th Cav a daughter Patricia Rose Marie july 6. Kayssp4 Charles h., & Btry 3d is in 71st arty a daughter Sylvia Ann july 6. ,. Calhoun Sec judo Btry a 3d gun in a son Michael Vincent july 7, gosnellsp4 William f., 51st trans co a son Carlton Fred july 7. Stewartsp4 Jack d., co it arb 48th inf a daughter Kathrine Ann july 7. Freeman capt Walter a., ., 78th engr in n daughter Tracy Susan. July 9. Matthews pfc Brian l., 108th trans co. A son Christopher John july i. Shueysp4 William a., 342d Light truck co a son Jackie Leon july i. Boster it Philip l., 15th client up. A daughter Melissa Elaine july 2. Kanneysp4 Alfred w., Usatch Maint by a daughter Patricia Lynne july 2. Kessellsp5 Carlf. E co 547th eng in. A daughter Dunno Lynn july 2. Mowery Cpl Perry d., co a. 382d in a dough Tor Debra Joanne july 2. Sullivans4 Joseph m., 97th Sig det a daughter. Diana Lyn july 2. Freya capt Thornton a. Usa Sig so in a son William Patrick july 3. Fullersp5 Harold Aeng div Usa eur a son Robert Karl july 3. Martinsp5 Marvine �0, 4th Sig up a son Paul Thomas july 3. Rally by Market to pare losses new York up Stock closed lower for the second straight session Friday in Moder ate trading. A late rally helped to pare losses throughout the list but losses out numbered gains by a Good marginal the close. The steels electrical equipments chemicals and rail were the chief the Cline. There were some fairly Sharp gains in the main list mainly among stocks outside the group used to compile the averages. Fears of a Long steel strike audits effects on corporate earnings arid dividends this year helped to keep the Market off balance. The rails showed the sharpest decline in the. Averages. This Industry already has begun to feel the Impact of the steel strike an the effects will get worse As the strike drags on. Leading steel stocks lost fractions to around a Point or More in Jones & Laughlin and Republic steel. Youngstown Sheet & tube rallied to finish More than a Point higher. Auto stocks showed losses running to More than a Point in Ford. Skelley lost More than 1 inthe oils. Sugar stocks turned firm follow ing the resignation which later withdrew of Fidel Castro a prime minister of Cuba. Beckman instruments ran up almost 5 in mixed electronics group. General electric and Westinghouse Bot lost ground in the Wake of a reduction in Turbine prices Lack & Decker responded to a Stock split and dividend hike witha gain running past 3 Points. John r. Thompson was up More than 4for the same reason. Wagner elec tric added better than 3. Fairbanks Whitney was the most Active Issue of the Day losing a Small fraction in the process. Twas followed by Standard Oil new Jersey Glen Alden american Tel Ephone and american Standard which traded on a late Block of 25000 shares. Of the 1,202 issues traded 566declined, 416 advanced and 220 held unchanged. New highs were set by32 stocks and new lows by 19. Volume for the session slipped to2,510,000 shares from 3,170,000 shares thursday. Closing prices included steels Bethlehem is i. Off i . St a 100%, off a Jones & laugh Len 77 a off Lukens by a off Republic 74%, off 1%. Oils California Standard 51 a up % or Ley Standard so to unchanged. Metals International Nickel l02 up 34 Alcoa ,110, off magma sky up /4 Alu Minum 37%, off %. Electronics Zenith Zlot. Of i i Texas instruments l52 /2, up % Beckman instruments 673, up 4v. Rails Norfolk & Western 98 a off 2 i great Northern 54 off i Southern pacific71%, off i i. Miscellaneous general electric 8l a. Off Eastman Kodak 93, up 1% Owens Illinois Glass 951, off i a Litton 123%, up i americe 55, up 2 Bell & Howell g7, off i i Caterpillar tractor 13%, off 214 coca cola l53 /4, up 3 /4 Ford 76%. Off 1% Dow 88. Off 2. New York up the Range of Dow Jones Stock averages Fri Day open close 057.60 057.13 168.05 166.95 88.9g 88.95 219.62 219.21 30 industrials 20 rails 15 utilities 65 stocks Chang off 1.18 off 1.54 off 0.24 off 0.78 . Stock Market closing prices by United press International Friday thursday Alco products 20% 20% Allegheny Ludlum steel 54 a 55 Allied chemical 118% /4 Allis Chalmers 31% 32 a american airlines 30% 30% Amor Broad Paramount 28% 281/? american Cyan amid 6l a 61% american Metal 26 25% american motors 46% Amer smelt & refine common 44 a. 43% american Standard 15% 15% american t & t 80 /4 80 a american tobacco 99% 99 a Anaconda Copper 63 /4 g2 a Armour common 3114 31% Atlantic refinery common 45 i 46 Avo mfg. 14% 14% 7 a 17% Baltimore & Ohio 45% 46 a Beech aircraft 37% 38 Bendix aviation 78 a 79 Bethlehem steel 55% 56 Boeing air plane 34% 34% Burlington industries 23 22% Campbell soup 49 49% Canadian Pacific railway 29% 29% Carrier corp. 40139% celanese corp. 31%. 39% Chrysler corp. 66 a 67 a Columbia Gas system 21% 21% con. Edison 63% 63 /4 Continental steel 70% 71 Crane co. 48vi 48% Curtiss Wright 35% 3g /., Douglas aircraft 44 44% Dow chemical 88 90 Dupont Nemours 254% 255 a Eastern airlines 4l /4 4l / Eastman Kodak 93 91% fail child eng & air plane 7% 7% general dynamics 51% 50% general electric 8l of 82% general foods 93 /8 93 /4 general motors 55% 5g% Gillette co. 51% 52 gain vol Bros. 46 47% Goodyear Tiro 146j 146% Gulf Oil Iii Iii a int. Business machines 440 443 int. Harvester 53 /3 54 int. Nickel. Lfl2 /8 int. To 37 a 37 /0 Jones & laugh Len 77 a 78 Kennicott Copper t04 /4 104% Lockheed aircraft 30mi 29% Loews inc. 29% 29% Montgomery Ward 48% 49 Morris Phillip Ino. 58% s8 a National aviation 27% 27% National Cash Register a 63% 64% National distillers 30 30 new York Central 28 28v7 North american aviation 47% 48% Olin mat Loson 55u, Owens Corning fiberglas 88 /4 88% pan american airways 28 27% Paramount pictures 47 a 4b Pennsylvania r. R. 17% 17% Pepsi cola 30% 30% Phillips Petroleum 45 45 a pure Oil co. 40 40 radio corp. Of America 68% 68% Republic aviation 20 20 Republic steel 74% 76v, Reynolds metals 112% 113% Sears Roebuck 47% 47% Skelly Oil Socony Mobil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand corp. Standard brands Standard Oil California Standard Oil Indiana Standard Oil new Jersey Studebaker Packard Swift & co. Texaco Texas Gulf Sulphur trans world airlines Union Carbide Union Pacific United aircraft . Rubber . Smelting . Steel Warner Bros. Pictures Westinghouse electric Woolworth Co. Friday 65% 43 a 71% 24% 67% 51 a 45 /4 50 /4 11% 45 80 a 20 /4 22% ? /4 34 of 53% 31% 100% 43 /4 91% 58% thursday 67 /443 73 /4 25 a 67% 5 1 45% 50 i2 44 /4 801420 23 146 34 a 53% 3i a10114 43 59 Mutual Friday bad asked funds prices thursday bid asked 7.79 8.43 5.61 a1b 7.78 8.42 affiliated fund 5.59 6.11 atomic fund 5.95 6.47 axe Houghton cd. A 5.95 6.47 8.91 9.68 axe Houghton cd. A 8,92 9.70 17.82 19.26 Boston fund 17.83 19.28 18.93 20.48 Canadian fund 18.83 20.37 15.31 16.55 Canada general 15.35 16.59 11.81 12.77 chemical fund 11.80 12.76 10.12 11.00 Commonwealth inv. 10.14 11.02 16.21 17.62 Commonwealth St. Cd. 16.20 17.61 12.80 14.08 Delaware fund 12.84 14.12 3.11 3.41 dividend shares 3.12 3.42 14.76 ig.04 Dreyfus fund 14.03 16.23 23.61 25.24 Eaton & Howard bal. 23.60 25.23 24.95 26.68 Eaton & How St. Cd. 24.98 26.76 17.01 18.39 Fidelity fund 17.07 18.45 4.65 5.09 financial Industrial 4.66 3.10 11.01 11.97 founders Mutual 11.05 12.01 20.08 22.01 fundamental investors 20.11 22.04 19.76 20.35 growth Indus. Shares 19.70 20.38 5.27 5.75 Hamilton cd. H-c7 5.28 5.77 5.21 bid Hamilton cd. Hda 5.22 bid 2.62 2.87 income found. Fund 2.62 2.87h.i5 12.20 institutional found. 11.17 12.22 11.93 13.05 institutional growth 11.96 13.08 11.01 12.03 invest. Co. Of America 11.04 12.07 24.61 24.61 Johnston usual cd. 24.61 24,61 6.91 7.58 Knickerbocker fund 6.92 7.69 13.91 15.20 Lexington ventures cd. 13.94 15.24 14.58 15.76 mass. Inv. Growth i4.s9 15.81 14.17 15.32 mass. Inv. Trust 14.20 15.39 3.68 3.97 Mutual Trust cd. 3.67 3.90 National invest. 13.50 14.59 Niu . Series 4.45 4.86 Nat Seo. Growth 9.21 10.07 tl.16 10.01 Nat Seo. Stock 6.50 7.10 Nat Seo. L income 6.52 7.13 14.27 18.60 Nucleon lot a. & e. 14.23 15.55 1 Pioneer Mutual cd. 9.01 9.73 14.64 15.91 Putnam George cd. 14.65 15.92 38.63 10.63 state Street 38.75 40.76 u.76 10.67 Texas fund 9.75 10.66 16.38 17.80 television elect 16.36 17.84 13.18 14.33 United 13.20 14.35 11.56 12.57 United income 11.99 12.60 14.60 15.96 United science 14.62 18.98 8.25 0.02 Wall St. Inv. Program 8.26 9.03 10.70 11.69 Washington Mutual 10.72 11.72 14.64 15.94 Wellington fund 14.66 15.98 � sex dividend
