European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 20, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday july 20, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 7. Shining lights in outdoor Ballet pensioner pressure May help in solving Texas Revenue crisis Austin Tex. A Texas politically powerful old age pensioner and their numerous Kinsfolk May give the legislature the needling necessary for a solution of the state s financial . Price Daniel s Stern warning that Money must be appropriated before aug. 1 if the 225,000 old Folk Are to get their september Check jolted lawmakers on the first Day of the new session. Another major development that could help open the taxation blockade after 1w Days comes from the potent inde pendent Oil producers lobby. This group said if there has Tobe a new tax on natural Gas it Ballet dancers go through a scene in new York s theater in the Park with buildings to the South of Central Park serving As a backdrop. Directed by Jean Dalrymple of the Clit or Center Ballet the show was part of i a City s Henry Hudson Cele bration. A associated press photo scientist finds link to thought action Bruise easy just think harder.""/. -.,. New York up science can now explain Why indolent and sheltered Young women Are Morber disable than prize fighters. The explanation is in a newly revealed Way the human skin has of defend ing itself and indicates strenuous activity of any sort even intense thinking sets up the defense. This new reason for exercising body and mind regularly originates with prof. Jeno Kramar of Creighton University neb., who As Sumes it applies to All organs of the body. The established centers of Bod defense Are the adrenal glands. When stress is applied arid exer Cise is stress of course they secrete chemical compounds in the blood which prepare the whole body to meet and defend itself against the stress. Kramar s experiments showed that this is on part of a two part action with the skin at least. Target Organ the second part of this two part action which had been suspected but never proved before is that stress makes the target or Gan of stress More sensitive to the defense preparing secretions of the adrenals. A principal secretion is Hydro cortisone. Kramar painted a Small area of the forearms of his subjects with this hormone arid he paintea1 a nearby area with an inert chemical. The next step was to measure the pressure which produced tiny bruises in both areas. When the subjects had been do ing nothing out of the Ordinary the same amount of pressure bruised either area. But after they had. Been gardening strenuously or swimming the pressure needed to Bruise the Hydrocortisone area was much greater. Strenuous himself was one of the subjects. After a strenuous lecture this students he found that the treated area of his forearm was much less Bru Isable than the untreated one. The same results were obtained after the skin had been irradiated with Ultra Violet Light which applies stress directly to the skin. Dogs yielded the same results. Their bellies were shaved an painted. After they ran on a Treadmill the treated areas were much More Bruise proof than the untreated one but there had Bee no difference before. Publisher attacks sheriff s raid on play magazines Indianapolis ind. Up the president of Bobbs Merrill publishing co. Hasi attacked a re cent drive by Marion county sheriff Robert o Neal to ban sex magazines from Newsstands Asab sol utely a Hughes Miller told a meeting of the Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity that the entire publish ing Industry feels the next step beyond Banning playful Magazine Sis burning of Miller agreed however that the kind of magazines seized in o Neal s raids Are but headed i Don t think Ariy one per son or any one group has the right to pass on the morality of any Wor or How it will affect the individual. Miller said that whether a child sees such objectionable publications is the responsibility of his parents what the Hydrocortisone did Wasto stiffen and so strengthen the network of tiny blood vessels immediately under the skin the capillaries. They did not break a readily under pressure thus pro. During a believes this increase sensitivity of the stressed skin to the defense arousing hormone was brought about by the nervous sys tem which also stimulates the adrenals into stepping up their secretions in times of increased activity. Couple 81, wed after Patching up 64-year quarrel san Antonio Tex. A spat that broke up their Romance 64 years ago has been patched up by James f. Roderick and Rosa Adams both 81. The couple who had known each other since they were 3 years old in Missouri was finally married went together about a year when we were 17, but then we Hada spat the Bride said. I Don t remember what it was just trifle but he left my House and never came married. Her husband died Here six years ago. Roderick s wife died six months ago. Of base help reaffirmed for liners in need Washington up the air Force says its bases Are ready at any time to receive commercial airliners in distress. No change in regulations is required. The statement followed a protest against Security conditions at new York s Idlewild Airport a week ago during the emergency Landing of a pan american jetliner that had lost part of its Landing gear. A Resolution by the pan Ameri can pilots master executive coun cil charging the Landing was turned into a roman Holiday demanded negotiations betwee the Federal aviation Agency Faa and the air Force to pro vide alternate Landing Fields. Any base Ope the air Force however said any aircraft in distress military or civilian is provided Landing privileges at any available base military or a spokesman pointed out that the lengthy air Force regulation on base control concludes wit this statement however nothing in this regulation will be interpreted to prohibit any aircraft from Landing at any air Force installation in Case of an Emer the Faa agreed that the regulations Are adequate and said no negotiations Are planned. Commercial Fields preferred an Faa official voiced doubt whether there would be Many in stances in which commercial pilots would prefer the military Landing Fields even though these Are Avail Able within emergency Range of most cities. The official said he thought the commercial pilots ordinarily would prefer civilian Fields because the Yare More accustomed to the instrumentation and other Landing conditions they provide. But the pilots Council said that military bases have better Security control for keeping Back crowds plus Superior emergency equip ment and More modern instrumentation. The Pilot of the jetliner after Landing safely said he thought the Only danger at Idlewild came from the confusion on the Alimony set for Liberace Kin Indio Calif. A band Leader George Liberace must pay his wife $500 a month in Alimony pending her divorce suit. Mrs. Jayne Shields Liberace had asked for$1,135 monthly in her Alimony request. Should be levied on the pipeline companies. After some wavering in the past this organization of Oil and Gas interests Texas inde pendent producers and Royalty owners cipro sided with Daniel. Daniel unsure Daniel himself was unsure when the Gas tax should go. During the last session just completed he said he reluctantly endorsed a measure without the pipe line tax but which included a production tax on Gas which hits a Royalty owners he told lawmakers in opening the new session he did it because he Felt it was the Only Hope then of getting the state out of a tight ening financial Jam. Now the situation has changed he said and what he called the arrogant pipe line lobby should be batted Down. The natural Gas pipeline lobby includes the major Oil and Gas concerns. It has worked Day an night during the Long legislative sessions to Pinch off a pipeline tax. It fought even a Token tax proposal that could Lead to a Nev court test of this Type of Levy. Lobby successful the lobby succeeded in stopping the pipeline tax which a majority in the House has at times favored and at times opposed. Also the fight brought the Senate and House into a stalemate. The Senate Hathus far refused to consider a pipe line tax leaning heavily on Sale pension checks must be processed starting aug. 15. Gale injures 10 in Arizona Mesa Ariz. Up a violent thunderstorm with Gale Force winds injured 10 persons and caused a estimated million dollars in dam age s of the damage to store buildings signs and residences occurred in the Mesa area although the entire Eastern end of the Sal River Valley Felt the effects of the storm. Another hit the Southwest end of the Valley a Short time seriously injured was Elden e. Wilkerson 27, of Phoenix in a crop dusting plane at a Small Airport. The win flipped the plane Over and Wilker son suffered critical injuries when the cockpit was crushed. In Mesa buildings damaged to eluded that of the Mesa Tribune. The front of the new Tribune building collapsed from the Force of the Gale. Minister talks youth into returning loot both sob in court Memphis Tenn. A a Whiteman who admitted to armed Rob Bery and car theft and a negro ministerial student wept together in City White Man James h. Hays 20, of Memphis admitted to police that he and a Friend Lloyd m. Pryor 26, also of Memphis robbed a theater of $50. Hays met James Taylor 23, the negro ministerial student for the first time when he attempted throb the Driver of a City bus later the same had taken $19 from the Driver of the bus and then heard a soft voice Tell him to give it Back. Turn Irig he encountered gave Back the Money and and Hays were captured two Days later after they wrecked stolen Auto in route to Nashville. Taylor ordained to the ministry week ago at St. Joseph s spiritual Church went to City court an asked judge Beverly Boushe if he might speak in Hay s behalf. Hays and Taylor looked at each other a minute. On recognition Hays lowered his head. Plea to judge judge this boy does not know god. None of these people in court knows god. Give them understand ing judge. Let them know them know Justice the quiet voiced negro said. The pair met after court in theoffice of detective chief Charles f. Young. Tears spilled from both Hays and Taylor As the negro placed a Bible on the table in front of ays. The lord will help you Taylor assured Hays. And i will try. I do not have much but i will give you anything i Hays on basis of his guilty plea was bound Over to the state on charges of armed robbery and car theft. Pryor pleaded not guilty to the charges and was also held tothe state
