European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 20, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Two Fiji Jav a a Fife a 4 v  Ife so i " " l Fry i a  i twi St t t j by it a Cic monday july 20, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 23 week s business in review . Economic recovery marred by steel walkout by William Ferris new York a there willbe a time out in the business Boom for fishing and  from the chimneys of steel companies faded from the sky last week. Only a few scattered plants produced steel. The United steelworkers of America went on  half million steel workers were affected. Steel production of course will be Cut to a trickle. Freight car loadings will quickly drop. Coal production curtailed for the past two weeks by vacations won t Bounce Back with vigor. The decline in these capital goods industries will affect general business statistics such As Indus trial production. In most other areas however business should  along without too much disturb Ance provided the steel shutdown does t drag along throughout the summer. By an Odd twist the Start of the steel strike came in the same week the government issued employ ment and Industrial production Fig ures. Both figures were wonder fully pleasing. Strong factory hiring and sea Sonal rises in farming and construction sent employment in june surging to a record High of 67,342,000. An employment gain of4.6 million since february has Seldom been matched in history. Industrial production in Junerose to a new record for the fourth straight month. The Federal  serve Board s Index reached 155 per cent of the 1947-49 average. A year ago it was 132 per cent. Other statistics provided Evi Dence of the Boom big electric Power demand Large construction contract awards heavy turnover of checks. A few Large companies  ported first half earnings and in several cases they set records. Daly demands time equal to Humphrey s Chicago a Lar Daly of Chicago who describes himself 4 Asa candidate for president of the ., has asked the National Broad casting co. For time equal to that Given sen. Hubert Humphrey a Minn. Daly said his attorney wrote Robert Sarnoff Abc Board chair Man citing the equal time provi Sion of the Federal communications act. Humphrey was interviewed Fri Day on Abc s television  the letter to Sarnoff said you network o Tref i o  1 y considers Humphrey a legally qualified candidate for president of the ." the attorney said Daly also qualifies As a Legal candidate for president since he told a senat Commerce subcommittee june 19 and a House committee july 1 hews a candidate. The Federal communication commission last february unanimously upheld the equal time for candidates requirement in the Cas of Daly who then was running for mayor of Chicago on the americ first ticket. Coming Frankfurt is events scheduled at the grosses Haus stae Tische Kuehnen Here through july 27 july 20"ballet evening 8 pin. July 21"madame Butterfly opera by Puccini 8 pin. July 22"rigoletto," opera by Verdi 8 pin. July 23"the merry wives of Windsor comic opera by Nicolai 7 30 pin. July 24"electra,"  Richard Strauss 8 pin. July 25"ballot evening 7 30 pin. July 2u"the merry wives of Windsor 7 30 pin. A july 27"the merry wives of Windsor 7 30 pin. Queen of Commerce miss Poland 18-year-old Helena Cwierz is glamorous proof that the miss universe contest in Long Beach calif., does t have a monopoly on Beauty. Helena beams As she is crowned Queen of the International Trade fair in Chicago by Richard revues managing director of the fair. She was chosen from a group of beauties representing 26 nations. A photo red threats fail to faze americans in Vietnam Saigon a threats by communist run radio Hanoi in North Vietnam against americans in South Vietnam failed to disturb the outward Calm of the american Community. Diplomatic sources said the threats Are aimed at 700 Anterica military and 2,000 american government officials Here. Nevertheless other sources said americans Here will be advised not to travel at night and to stay out of Public places during the next few Days. This precaution comes your guide to Good listening in the dec the hours listed for an programs Are Central european time monday american forces network 1105 Bert Park s band. 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Military assistance and advisory group instructing diem s anti communist forces in the us of arms and equipment supplied by the . Radio Hanoi has proclaimed july anti american  a july 13editorial in nhan Dan govern ment sponsored newspaper i North Vietnam said that monday will be the occasion for the peo pie from North and South Viet Nam to demonstrate strongly their patriotism and spirit of the revolutionary struggle aimed at . Imperialist interference in South Vietnam. Tax assessment styled to suit store owner los Angeles up the Losangeles county Board of super visors has agreed with a taxpayer that double breasted tuxedos Are going out of style. The Board chopped $97 from tax assessment against a Tuxedo rental shop s inventory after the owner complained that on buying the business she found the Stock consisted of a Supply of obsolete double breasted tuxedos six bridal gowns and other antiquated  poorer nations called soviet Trade targets Washington up an eco nomic warfare analyst for the ventral intelligence Agency says the soviet leaders believe less developed areas of the world rep resent the Achilles Heel of the  Edward  Allen told a strategy seminar for Reserve officers at the National War College that the communist leaders consider such areas the richest ground for the spread of communism. Fits like Glove he said soviet economic penetration into these areas fits like Glove into their worldwide Campaign of  he said the key target coun tries of communist economic penetration Are Indonesia India Burma Afghanistan Iraq and the United Arab Republic of Egypt an Syria. Propaganda drive Allen said the soviet s foreign Aid and Trade program is inevitably accompanied by Broad propaganda campaigns conducted through front organizations that claim hundreds of millions of members. He noted that the soviets Al ready have threatened to Cut off Trade with Greece if the Balka nation permits North Atlantic treaty organization missile bases to be set up on its soil. Maine May ease Laws on liquor Augusta me. Up tip pling tourists will probably get a break in Many Maine resort communities starting in 1961. Effective Jan. 1, 1961, after pro dieted approval by voters in november 1960 referendum major restaurants May begin serving cocktails highball and other hard liquor drinks on a local option basis. The Law setting up the vote was passed by the stat legislature in its last session. Under the old Law Only hotel Sand certain clubs were permitted to sell anything but Beer and other malt beverages to patrons desiring drinks with their meals. . Forestry experts study soviet Industry Moscow up the official soviet news Agency Tass reported a group of american forestry experts has arrived for a month Long study of soviet forestry an Timber Industry matters. Tass said the group is headed by George Jameson and made the trip under provisions of the .-soviet cultural and scientific Exchange agreement. Economists generally doubted steel strike could end the Boom. Martin Gainsbrugh chief economist of the National Industrial conference Board asserted no strike that i know of has Ever  versed a business Cycle once that Cycle was firmly established. And  be been moving up on the Busi Ness Cycle since april 1958." Gainsbrugh said there might become surface changes in business conditions if the strike went on Forlong but on the basis of the historical pattern he obviously did expect the strike to end the Busi Ness Boom. While the strike grabbed first Page headlines there was other quieter news of possibly greater Long term significance. Business expenditures on new plants an equipment appeared to be increasing. This has been a laggard Are during the Boom and it has been watched carefully by  expansion is always a major support to a Boom. Expansion planned last week Scott paper co. Announced a 510-million expansion tits Mobile ala., Plant Westing House electric said it would spend More than �25 million on new facilities in Pennsylvania and Cali fornia and general motors said it would double the size of its Chev Rolet and Fisher body plants at Baltimore. Heyden Newport announced anew chemical Plant at Fords n.j., and flour corp., ltd., said it would build a catalytic cracking unit for Shamrock Oil & Gas corp. Of Amarillo Tex. Expansion extended to overseas too. General motors asked Argen Tina for permission to carry out a $20 million program. Borden  it planned a a million formaldehyde Plant in Argentina. Capital expansion due very possibly when the steel strike ends As it eventually must a capital goods expansion will get under Way in Earnest. Briefly Over the business scene sunspots got the better of the tin rubber and Stock markets in Singa pore. The spots interrupted communications and As a result Singapore traders did t know what was going on in other markets. Did t dare Trade in their own. Quote of the week by Edward bad by chairman of the securities and Exchange commission when asked if he had any Market tips the Best tip i can give anyone is watch it.". Mite size meter Cleveland up atomic Energy workers in radiation Haz Ard areas now Wear Small meters the size of a Fountain pen for radiation warnings new dependents Naiad sponsors Date image . Army Hosp Heidelberg roman vazquezsp5 carmelo he co 78th eng a son Malvon july 3. Pickell pfc Robert e., ill a co 18th inf. A son Robert Earl in july 3. Ockajik a set Joseph he co up tips a son july 3. Adams Sot William w., c Trp 8th Cav 3d rec up a daughter Tammy Marie july 4. Crombie Sut Ruey r., cob 25th Sig in a daughter Mary Ellen july 4. Gilliamsp4 Galon g., co b. 17th sit c in a laughter Laurie Renee july 4. Hastingssp4 Vurgal l., Avn Del he Usa eur a daughter Wendy june july 5. Jackson Sec Albert co  547th eng in a daughter Lillian Cecilia july 5. Nehru returns to Delhi for Kerala discussion new Delhi a Premier Jawaharlal Nehru returned Here after a 10-Duy vacation at the him Alayan Hill resort of Simla former summer Headquarters of the Brit ish Indian government. Before flying out again on tues Day for an on the spot study of Kashmir flood havoc Nehru will meet with his Cabinet to review the situation in the communist ruled state of Kerala