European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 18, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                It of to v " " it Fowdy August 18, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 8 Safe in crash find bodies in earlier wreck Mcchord air Force base Wash. A eight soldiers who walked away from a helicopter crash found the bodies of two of their buddies who were killed Inan earlier crash. They identified the bodies a those of capt Wade  Shankle Ufi 27, of Dexter to. And pvt j6hhs-ar Atsus Sif 20, of Vrock River Ohio. The two men were attached tothe 31st arty Brig an army unit stationed Here. They disappeared last Jan. 12 on a flight Here from Ellensburg Wash. Dan Francis of Colville Wash.,spotted the wreckage of their plane last tuesday while fishing at Lake Lewis in bugged country 1 30 Miles Northeast of Here. It took him two Days to get to Stehekin 28 Miles away to Telephone authorities. A helicopter was dispatched with eight men from the 31st and the army s neighbouring it. Lewis. It crashed about 150 Yards fro the wreckage of the earlier crash. No one was Hurt. The 31st said Shankle is survived by his parents col and mrs. Wade  Shankle of Dexter and his widow and five children of Spring Field a. The youngest child Wadel. Shankle Iii was born in july. Rescuers find body of put who bailed out new Boston . A the body of a Pilot who parachuted from his disabled air Force Jet fighter plane was found in Woods by a Rescue  at Grenier air Force base Manchester withheld his identity pending notification of next of Kin. More than 100 air Force men police and volunteers had con ducted a 12-hour air and land search for the Pilot. He was foundry an air Rescue team from Otis air Force base mass. Grenier officials said the Pilot was forced to jump when his plane ran out of fuel while on a flight from Eglin air Force base fla., to Westover air Force base Chicopee mass. Coming Wiesbaden Germany special a performance by the Vienna boy choir will be the leading musical event in Wiesbaden this  concert will be presented at the Rhein main Halle beginning at8 pm thursday. A summer night festival is scheduled at the Kur Garten at 8 pm saturday. Austrian flood damage set at $75 Millioni Vienna a Austria s worst floods in memory Are estimate to have caused damage exceeding $75 million. Ten persons All austrians were drowned and thousands had to evacuate their  floods subsiding All Over the country All out efforts have been pushed to clean up devastated areas. Donations of Money and goods from austrians and for i signers kept pouring in Normal conditions also returned for the thousands of foreign tourists in this country. Many of them had to. Flee the camping Sites along Brooks suddenly turned into wild Rivers by the torrential Rains and seek shelter in the towns. Others were marooned in the popular Salk Immergut and other tourist areas when Road were blocked by the Waters. Most of them took it with goo humor an austrian police official said. Many helped in trying to Stem local floods carrying Sand bags and evacuating women an children. Surprisingly Only a few left. I guess at first they could t j because of the flooded roads and then they did not want to any  famous Salzburg music festival also kept up its performance despite the fact that for two Days the City was in the Center of the flood area. One Bridge was torn away by the rampaging Waters of the Sal Zach River above  parts flowed past the International festival crowd watch ing from the Banks. A huge austrian helicopter continued airlifting food to one of the few remaining isolated communities the Village of Fil Zmoos where 500 tourists mostly Ger mans will be marooned for prob ably two weeks was Cut off when the Only Road leading to it was destroyed. Virtually All roads and rail , Are usable now in Austria. The a jury 1750 Curt Massey 1800 news sports ibi5 Billy Daniels 1900 sports Fane 1930 my Little Margie 2230 playhouse 2000 Phil Silver 2300 weather 1750 local news sports2l30 Rocky Jordan 1800 news 2155 let s tour France 1815 new yorkers 2200 news 1830 sports journal 2215 four Story 1845 hymns from Home playhouse 1900 news 2230 jazz workshop 1905 music in the air 2255 sports Nightcap 2000 news 2300 news 2005 what s my Lino 2305 request show 2030 High adventure 2400 news 2055 dateline us Arm Doos request show 2100 report from Europe Loo news 2115 on the scone German to 1000 documentary 1805 teenager and films her Star 1400 exhibition Deport 2000 news weather 1430 children s hour 2020 facts 1500 entertainment 2035 Crown jewels 1600 farce i film Span Dahlem of to 1555 news Tuou people Are funny i Foo report from i Jio slice Wocl affair America 2000 music is my beat 1030 matinee theater 030 Bob Cummings 1730 hop along Cassidy 2100 High Road to 1800 club tune danger 1830 to to announced i30 playhouse 1815 news sports 2300 news o Thubten Jigme Norbu delivered the Appeal at a news conference and then opened negotiations atthe foreign office with a View to bringing tibetan refugees to West Germany. Norbu s proposal worked Outwith a West German student group was to provide scholarships for two tibetan refugees and then to open the door to Farmers and technicians who would get help from the two scholars. He said refugees from Northern Tibet report that the communist chinese have begun a Campaign of sterilization in an attempt to wipe out the tibetan people. Furthermore Norbu related the chinese have been flooding Tibet with about 100,000 of their own nationals. Usa eur opens 8th annual Parley of school leaders Berchtesgaden Germany is the eighth annual con Ference of Usa eur dependent school administrators opened her monday with staff meetings and registration of conferees. Schedule for the week Long con Ference Calls for a series of talk by visiting consultants Usa eur school officials and panel discus Sions of dependent school Princi pals. James b. C o n a n to president emeritus of Harvard University and former . High commissioner for Germany is scheduled to address the conference Friday on the development of talents in Europe and the ."also on the Agenda Are Lowell a Fisher of the University of Illinois and Spencer Myers superintendent of schools at Flint Mich. . Imports top exports in 1st Mali of 59 Washington up imports from Europe in the first half of1959 were sharply higher than in the same period of 1958 while exports declined with result that the International merchandise Trad balance turned favourable to Europe. The United kingdom ranked firsthand West Germany second in both the imports and exports of the . Figures on the Trade were obtained from the Commerce department. The department classified european comprising Continental countries including the communist bloc an also the United kingdom Ireland and  to unpublished com Merce department statistics .imports from Europe in january june 1959 were valued at $2,192,-813,000, compared with $1,540,119, 000 in same period 1958.. Exports to Europe in Jan uary june 1959 were valued at$2,075,214,000. . Imports from Europe in the first half of 1959 were largest in order of valuation from the United kingdom West Germany France Belgium Luxembourg Italy the Netherlands and Sweden in thai order. Britain leads . Exports to Europe in order of valuation were Britain West Germany the Netherlands Italy Belgium Luxembourg France and Sweden. U.3. Imports from the soviet Union in january june 1959 were $13,907,000, compared with $6,549,-000 in the same period of 1958. Imports from Czechoslovakia were $5.127,000 against $2,788,000. . Personal income at $384 billion High Washington a the total income of individual americans inched Forward to a new record last month but the steel strike halted an eight month climb in wage and salary payments. These were highlights of the Commerce department s monthly report on personal income. Personal income adjusted for seasonal factors increased to a rec Ord annual rate of $384.1 billion. This was a gain of $300 million from the june rate. Wage and salary payment slumped $500 million to a rate of $261,2 billion. The report said the steel strike was responsible. New dependents birth announcements received by the stars an stripes from parents hospitals and military posts . Army Hosp Heidelberg born to the wife of schul2 1st it Otto r., Btry a jul Mil in 56th arty a son Michael Terencio july 30. Wall 1st it John f., or. 511st anti co a son Henry Pickett july 30. Chapman Cpl beiijaiiii/1 w., 5 the Cine co a Sun Danny Ray july 31. Einaudi sp4 Luigi r., Dot a hush Trp. He Usa eur a daughter Maria Elena july 31. Frost sp4 Robert w., 342d trans co a son cohort William jr., july 3. Marsh spa Horace Elmo he it t Odd a laughter Patricia Ann july 31. Maxwell sp5 Charles e., Btry a 2cl of in 25tll arty a son Duano Charles july 31. Nestor 2il it Robert l., both Ord act Isaa son Michael Scott july 31. O Connor spa Alfred 0., Sci co 3d meet to in 35lit Armor a  Charmo Loe Ursula july 31. Ohlhausen Pic Chloris Burl co a 65 them in Topia daughter Karriann Beryl july 31. Arena two John w., 34th trans co a son. John William jr., aug. I. Gifford sp5 Paul d., tilth trans co a son Paul Dean jr., aug. I. Wilson Sot James d., 5u3ii trans try co a Luu Ikhter  Inez aug. I. Fratrick Sec Goodgo to. Admin sur by. A div he Usa eur a daughter Miv Hollo Jean aug. 2. Moffett Cpl Bobbie l., 520th of co a daughter. Connie to. Aug. 2. Trojak Sut Walter a. He co 3d mod to in 35th Armor a son Robert Walter aug. 2. Davis sp5 Alton a. He co 3d mob 35th Armor a daughter Sybrina a aug., j