European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 8, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes saturday August 8, 1959v .a.,. ,.i i i a j.-. I?.y.-, to., ,. To to Mem --4shelley Bill endorsed a the Aik Cio. Relies like the Congimi Mctee Bill of civil enf6rcemeh,i of Nimberg a rights Waltis strict null of ao0uri1�biaij d porting provision ,pm4$$�ondary Boycott restrictions under sex Law makes no change in the Law on cargo contracts bans extortion Pickett Rise and like the committee Bill requires then lab to act in All labor dispute cases whether Large or Small. An old Hemline indeed with dior hiking hemlines above the knee actress Pamela Britton in Indianapolis dug through 1920 flapper styles to prove almost nothing is new. Properly dressed director William Tregoe is puzzled by Pamela s almost airy Kneecaps. Up photo papal guard sergeants now permitted to marry Vatican City a sergeant majors of the colourful Swiss guard who have protected the lives of Popes for 453 years now May marry. This and other changes in the size and regulations of the papal . Ambassador to Ceylon sworn in Berlin special Bernar Gufler until now assistant chief of . Mission Berlin was sworn inhere As . Ambassador to Ceylon. Gufler a career minister in the foreign service was sworn in by Thomas e. Burke Deputy chief of consular affairs . Mission Ber Lin. Gufler will be succeeded by Eallen Lightner or. Bodyguard have gone into effect on an. Order signed three months ago by Pope John Xxiii. Previously Only officers of the guard were allowed to marry. Even under the new regulation the ser Geant majors won t be Able to marry just anybody. The prospective Bride must have a dowry of $85, unless her Hus band has a capital of at least that much  she must be of the Roma Catholic religion the regulations specify. She must be of unc Ensor Able religious and moral conduct a member of a family of High moral repute and have a social and economic position equal to that of the  transit machinery chemical leading Way new York up american Industry plans to invest 5 percent More in new plants equip ment and property abroad this year than it did in 1958. Sales of foreign subsidiaries Are expected to increase faster than exports from . Factories both this Yea Rand in 1960, according to Mcgraw Hill publishing co. Manufacturing and Oil firm shave budgeted $2,143,600,000 on new facilities overseas this Yea Rand about the same in 1960, a sur vey by the company  concerns Are expected to set a record of $957 Mil lion in foreign investment this year an increase of 26 per cent Over 1958. But next year these companies plan to Cut Back their expenditures to $888 million. Petroleum companies Are scheduled cd speijrm$l,l86,5qo,000 abroad their foreign itunes to $1,245,800, Survey showed. In. Capital exp 000 in 1960, the transport tort machinery and Fie Miyaji industries reported the major share of capital expenditures earmarked by manufacturers for abroad. Companies in each of these industries plan Tolay out More than $200 million in 1959.these industries bore the Brunt for 69 per cent of expenditure budgeted by All the manufacturing firms polled. The machinery Industry has the largest present plans for capital outlays in 1960more than $250 million. Dexter m. Keezer vice president and economies director of Mcgraw Hill who released the study said one of the most significant German firms expecting record exports for 1959 Bonn a West German manufacturers Are looking Forward to a record year for exports. They expect both volume and value of goods sold abroad to Topall postwar records. Order books Are fatter than Ever and Export prices Are lower than last year. Exports for the first half of the year were Worth $4,522,000,000. Last year s total was $8,805,-524,000. It was $8,560,384,000 in 1957 and $7,344,918,000 in 1956. Manufacturers of heavy goods provide the bulk of the  the first five months of this year exports of machinery elec tric equipment and vehicles totalled $1,666,000,000. Experts attribute the improved trading prospects to the ending of the american recession. Exports to America Are showing the biggest climb. In the first five main the these totalled $642,600, 000, an increase of $95.2 million German of Jet crash in Bonn kills worker Bonn up a West German air Force f84 Jet fighter crashed in Bonn. The Pilot managed to bail out but flying wreckage from the crash hit a factory worker killing him instantly. The Jet crashed Only 50 fee from the Gates of the factory. The Pilot parachuted into the court Yard of a nearby monastery. Us s police guarding guards from tourists Tendon up five top British army regiments take turn guarding Queen Elizabeth s pal aces. Now the police Are guarding the guards. " the police reinforcements a Buckingham Palace Aren t there because of danger to the  is vacationing in Scotland. Twy have been called out to protect the guardsmen from the mass rental assaults of the summer Tjho St invasion a Battle they can flight themselves  the colds Rejan Gren Nadier scots Irish and Welsh guards regiments Are bound by tradition to remain stiffly at their sentry posts without a Wink or a word no matter what tactics their tourist hecklers May use. Their Only Relief is the periodic marching from Post to Post on the sidewalk in front of the Palace. But even there they have to con tend with kneeling photographers girls who Pace them with mock marching Steps and people who get in the Way one guardsman is serving 10 Days confinement to Barracks after an american woman tourist charged he kicked her. Fellow guardsmen deny the kick was part of a plan of massive retaliation against the tourists. Thirty police patrolmen an four mounted policemen Are in the crowd in front of the Palace to keep the e tourists from bother ing the guardsmen. The arrange ment is to be used As Long As the Peak tourist season lasts. Over the same period in 1958. Exports to Europe increased by$71.4 million to $2,451,400,000. Sales to red China tripled total ing $44,030,000. But the soviet Union bought Only $12,138,000 Worth compared with $17,136,000 in january-may1958. Penna. Sales tax hiked Harrisburg a. A the Pennsylvania House of representatives passed a Compromise plan to increase the 31/u per cent stat sales tax to 4 per cent. The state Senate and gov. David Lawrence Are expected to approve the Meas ure within two or three weeks. Sting More a Broad developments revealed by the sur vey is that american manufacturing firms next year plan to invest More Money in Europe than i Canada and latin America com  year manufacturing companies said they plan to sink 47per cent of their total expenditures abroad in european  1957 and 1958, More than 50 per cent of these outlays were i Canada and latin America and less than 40 per cent in  balance was invested in other areas of the free  companies also plan to boost their spending in Europe but the plan to continue spending about 60 per cent of their total foreign outlays in the we Stern Hemi sphere. This would be the Sam proportion As last year. Transit investments manufacturers of transportation and machine equipment expect to spend two thirds of their total1960 outlays in Europe. Combined they account for almost 70 percent of reported manufacturing in vestment abroad next year the sur vey showed. The companies canvassed in the poll said they expect Only about a 1 per cent increase in Export Sale this year and about a 4 per cent Rise next year. However fabricators of metals instruments and controls look Foran .11 per cent increase in exports this year and another 7 per Centin i960. Auto and other transportation equipment makers expect a 9 per cent drop this year but a 10 per cent Rise in 1960.on the other hand manufacturing firms anticipate an average in crease in sales of their foreign subsidiaries of 7 per cent this year and another 9 per cent in 1960. European edition the stars an stripes a army Navy air Force col John d. Not Langham Usan it col t. J. Cunningham jr., Usa Nathan j. Margolin Jack Ellis Homer a. Cable Elmer d. Frank. Editor in chief asst editor in chief managing editor sports editor feature editor production manager England South Ruislip a c Wallow 4300 ext 471 or 472. 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