European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 14, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday August 14, 1959 the stars and stripes Page to Ward of seasickness decorations take Rock Roll out of liners new York up Ocean liners Are getting built in anti seasick pills. Staterooms dining rooms lounges even corridors now Are painted and. Decorated to give passengers psychological sea legs. The idea is to reassure people and distract them said a. Baker Barnhart a partner of Raymond Loewy associates which has de signed or remodeler interiors of 19 , a designer Engineer and architect who started with Loewy 20 years ago studied sea sickness before tackling the jobs. He found that seasickness is caused partly by a feeling of Claustrophobia a being Able to see the Roll and pitch of the ship. For example if Al passenger looks out portholes in do thing room the horizon seems to Rock an unsettling feeling to anyone trying to eat. The designers close up dining Rooni Porf holes. Paft lighted panels lit Trow of them and paint or paper scenes on the Walls to give an airy Garden rap Yearance to eliminate the feeling of being closed in. You la notice if you go of deck when you re seasick you feel better. You can see a great Dis Tance Antt the pitch is not As noticeable Barnhart said. We try to. Give Thi same feeling of space of  staterooms Are Giyen the illusion of added space by lighting up cur of Chi areas ceilings the joint be tween Cei Iirth and Wall and mirrors. Portholes Are set in the curtain and lighting units. Rooms Are painted different color combinations with faint patterns on the Walls to relieve Monotony and something to driving him give a passenger stare at  lounges Are separated from other Public rooms by half Walls lattice work or Glass so that Pas sengers can look through Public rooms Are made to look fall because vertical lines help pre vent seasickness. Beauty Ivo All a girl needs is an accordion new York a girls who yearn to be popular always in demand and the life of the party might heed the advice a of Betty Peris Pri. I " learn to Tell fortunes says Betty. If you add a smattering of astrology and handwriting anal Ysis so much the better. You la never have a Dull  Betty is a journalist women ? editor of the Boise ida., states Man. She subscribed to a course in Fortune telling and palmistry a few years ago got interested in the whole psychic subject and added astrology. Now she s the Center of Atten Tion at every party never at a loss brother not candidate Ike Gettysburg a. A presi Dent Eisenhower has ruled out his i brother Milton Eisenhower As a Republican c a n i dilate for either president or vice i president. A newsman re i minded the pres ident that he once said Milton Eisenhower could hold High fed. Eral office an Eisenhower told him Hig brother has been mentioned in some quarters As a possibility for vice president or even president. The president replied that he could t think of anything worse than doing something that would look like an attempt to establish a dynasty. He would have none of that the president said. And he added that Milton nine years younger than the president would t either. Fear of unhappiness drives girl to suicide Inglewood Calif. Up an 18-year-old girl who told police she took at least 125 sleeping pills \ be cause she wanted to go to sleep and never see other people cry or be unhappy died in Inglewood Hospital. Police said Blond Harriett Lorena Stevenson left no notes but apparently was despondent Over fam ily troubles. For dinner invitations and besieged on All sides by friends who look on Het As. An Oracle. I wish i d discovered this when i was a teenager says Betty who now has a teen age daughter of her own. I could have had a lot More fun than i did because then i used to suffer from shyness. But a girl who can read Palms and All that always has More dates than she can  a different. Suggestion. Comes from attractive Marianne Probst of Augsburg Germany who recently was named the worlds Ici Hampton accordion player. Or try an accordion no girl who Catt play the accordion is Ever a Calif lower says Marianne it s a wonderful Way to make friends and also if you take it seriously to see the  Marianne won her championship title during the recent world accordion Competition held for the first time in new York. She won Over 24 top performers from 15 countries. Someone gave Marianne an accordion at the age of 12, and she became so proficient that she started giving concerts and teach ing accordion classes. She has been playing in Competition since 1950, when she was runner up for the German championship. She has participated in the world championship contest since 1954 when she placed fourth. In 1955 she finished second in com petitions at Brighton England. This year she got her first trip to America to compete Here. Marianne is visiting friends in Michigan and has her accordion with her. Muscle building is a tossup 10-Ceiit Road toll helps jail youth fort Worth Tex. A the Lack of a thin dime blocked a state training school Escapee s path to Freedom. Robin Lee Behrens 16, fled the Gatesville Tex., school and stole an Auto. He drove to the Dallas fort Worth area and onto the Turnpike Between the two cities. When he started to leave it he did t have the 10 cents for the toll and attendants called the High Way patrol. Behrens was jailed in fort Worth. May Britt collegian husband 20, decide on trial separation Hollywood a swedish movie Star May Britt has announced that she and her College boy husband have decided on a trial separation. He is 20-year-old Edward Janss Gregson member of a wealthy Southern California family. The swedish actress said she and Gregson a student at Stanford University decided to separate after talking it Over last weekend there is no other Man or any other woman in our lives she said. We tried very hard to com Bine a career for me a College education for my husband and marriage. It has not worked  miss Britt 23, said she soon May visit her family in Stockholm. She has just completed Blue Angel playing the role made famous by Martene Dietrich. American actor Steve Reeves gives a lift to pretty German actress Christine Kaufmann in the surf at Ostia Italy. Reeves plays the title role in the movie  he has also been or. America or. World and or. Universe because of his massive muscle development. Up photo strike ends in Olean . Olean . Up some 1,500 employees of Clark Bros. Co., this City s chief Industry have returned to work under a three year con tract which ended a 70-Day strike. Members of local 4601, United steelworkers of America conduct ing a secret ballot ratified the agreement by a vote of 557 to 540. The pact provides a 7-cent hourly wage increase this year an additional 10-cent boost next year and another 7-cent raise in 1961. $75 Bonus officials of the company handed a $75 Bonus to each worker who punched the time clock on the first Day the Plant resumed work. The company which manufactures turbines and Oil drilling equipment is considering the ques Tion of moving its Turbo division to Bellmead Tex., near Waco. The determination in regard to the Turbo Plant will depend upon eco nomic issues separate from the strike president f. W. Laverty  Turbo division of Clark Bros., which is a subsidiary of Dresser industries inc., has a work Force of nearly 500. Chicago gets new Fri chief Chicago up Julius m. Lopez 50, assumed direction of the Federal Bureau of investigation s Chicago office succeeding Wichar d. Auerbach transferred to san Francisco. Carrier dry docks in san Francisco by hair s breadth san Francisco a the uss Ranger Woi old s largest air Craft Carrier went into Hunters Point dry Dock displacing 42 Mil lion Gallons of water. The 67,000-ton Flattop was eased into the Dock and onto the keel blocks in 40 minutes. It will be equipped with new propellers and undergo repairs. It passed through the sea Gates with Only 14 feet clearance. Its flight deck overhung the dry Dock by 51 feet on each Side. The Ranger is 252 feet wide and from keel to Mast top is the height of a 25 Story building. After the overhaul it will oper ate out of Alameda naval air Sta Tion before reassignment to the Western Pacific. Panel allows Ike to raise Bond interest Washington a the House ways and Means commit tee yielded to president Elsen Hower by voting him temporary authority for three years to raise government Bond interest rates it he considers it necessary. It was a Compromise pronounce satisfactory by Secretary of Kij Treasury Robert b. Anderson be tween the president s original de Mand for outright repeal of the i per cent interest ceiling on Long term Bonds and the commit tee s original two year Grant of authority. In the same action the commit tee watered Down a sense of Congress suggestion to the fed eral Reserve Board that it follow a policy of supporting government Bonds in the Market. That provi Sion had met resistance from both Anderson and Federal Reserve chairman William m. Martin. Demo Block possible the administration Victory How Ever May prove meaningless be cause of a Strong possibility that democrats May Block House consideration of the Compromise this session. I approving the interest rate com Promise by a 15-10 vote a major Ity of ways and Means committee democrats opposed the Bill. Only five of the 15 democrats joined the 10 Republican members to Send it to the House. Voting against the measure was chairman Wilbur d. Mills d Ark who refused to permit his name to go on the Bill As would be customary. Rep. Burr p. Harrison a seventh ranking commit tee Democrat will sponsor it. Democratic leaders May Block action when the Bill reaches the rules committee for floor Clear Ance. The committee is traditionally chary of scheduling legislation opposed by majority party Mem Bers. Schools broke in Michigan Lansing Mich. Up Mich Igan s prolonged Cash crisis has left schools facing a pretty grim 1 situation As they prepare for a new school year gov. G. Mennen Wil Liams said. The state is about $25 million behind in payments to schools which have had to borrow. Williams said the crisis had been costly to schools in interest if nothing  he told a news conference he had no indication the legislature s tax deadlock was about to break. Referendum suggested Williams was asked to comment on a suggestion by some lawmakers that a referendum be called to determine the most popular tax. I Don t think the legislature had better run any popularity con  Williams said. Both parties have agreed on a Penny hike in the use sales tax. The dispute centers on what if any taxes should be imposed of business. This h no yarn boy out knits mothers and grannies at fair Roseville Calif. A a 7-year-old boy has out knitted mothers and grandmothers to win a Blue ribbon at the Placer county fair  Weiler son of or. And mrs. Harry Weiler took up knit Ting last Winter when Sierra snows drove him indoors. Everyone but Dennis grand Mother mrs. L. W. Payne was surprised when the boar carried off a Blue ribbon and a third place White one. Grandmother had entered his Handiwork three sweat ers and Caps. He s Only a second grader so she reads the knitting instructions to  knits better and faster than most women i know and he used four Needles something i be been trying to learn for years she beamed