European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 19, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday August 19, the stars and stripes hopping Good friends Steve Beal 5, of Spokane wash., shows off his Well trained pet Grasshopper. Named Ralph the insect sits on Steve s nose head shoulder or Finger and never moves until stave takes him  Navy reveals Accident if aboard submarine Triton new London Conn. Up a fire broke out in the Galley of the atomic submarine Triton april 7, the Navy has disclosed. " the Navy said the fire started when a deep fat Fryer was being tested in the world s largest sub Marine. Three Ere members it Georgea Sawyer jr., sonar Man 1/c George w. Mcdaniel and engine Man 1/c Donald r. Quick were commended for their speedy action Hawaii Best tonic yet says Godfrey Hilo Hawaii up Arthur Godfrey Sun tanned and Strum Ming a ukulele said that his stay in Hawaii had been he Best tonic in the  i feel very Well he said. Tap Ping his Chest he continued you know these things make you realize that you re not Here for Ever. Life on this planet is not As permanent As it seems. And you find most of the things you thought valuable Are  the to radio entertainer referred to his operation for lung cancer last Spring. Identity Check incites riot St Paul Minn. Up police and firemen using Bill clubs and fire hoses broke up a shouting Rock throwing crowd of about 300 that gathered when a negro Man walked at an identification Check by detectives in extinguishing the Blaze it was revealed. The fire spread from the Galley into the ventilation lines of the Crew s mess according to the Navy report which did not say where the submarine was during the fire. The prompt and direct action of the three Crew members resulted in the saving of the ship s equip ment and possible loss of life the Navy announcement said. The Navy also disclosed a rup tured water pipe aboard the Nau Tilus world s first atomic submarine partly flooded a compartment while the sub was submerged off Newfoundland four months ago. There were no injuries. Did t sell a bottle Savannah a. Up Savan nah Beach concessionaires faced with a recent edict not to sell bottled Beer on sunday have adopted a new gimmick. A Savannah news paper reporter toured the Beach and found the concessionaires weren t Selling bottled Beer but there was an unlimited Supply i paper cups. Rockefeller says he might run if certain of handling problems Albany . Up gov. Nelson a. Rockefeller says he might run for president if he could be convinced he could Deal effectively and constructively with problems facing the  i would never decide to be a candidate for higher office unless i was convinced these factors were True Rockefeller told a news conference. Asked if the availability of othe candidates would influence hide Ision he replied i think one can t disassociate any decision from All surrounding factors. I would stress that my own decision be made on a Posi shoe polish bomb break nipped at Texas prison Angelton Tex. A Texas prison system authorities have nip Pecan escape attempt by five inmates who had fashioned crude bombs from lighter fluid and shoe polish bottles. They charged a Pasadena Tex., woman with conspiring to Aid in tiebreak. Jack heard assistant director of the prison system said officers go wind of the escape plot at Farring ton prison farm from commissary operator Homer Goodrum who told them an unusual amount of lighter fluid and shoe polish had been 100,000 layoffs caused by steel strike in 2 weeks Washington up the nationwide steel strike caused 100,000 layoffs during its first two weeks and will cause considerable More if it continues into september the labor department has reported. The department s Bureau of employment Security said the 100,000 strike related layoffs showed up in a Survey of 31 major steel producing and consuming areas during the two week period ended aug. 1. Additional layoffs the report said few additional layoffs were expected before sept.1. But if the strike now in its sixth week continues into septem Ber steel inventories would be depleted and cause sizable additional layoffs in some Metal work ing centers it said. It said preliminary reports Indi Cate that a strike running late into september would Lay off an additional 1,000 workers each in Youngstown Ohio Albany Schen tote by Troy . And the kansas2ity area. It said significant cutbacks in employment also would be expected in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Allentown Bethlehem e a s t o Youngstown Chicago and the Losangeles Long Beach area. Little effect on sales the report said that during the first two weeks of the strike the 1 Survey areas Felt Only limited secondary effects. The 31 areas employ about three fifths of the steelworkers now on strike. The report said the strike had ittle effect on retail sales Bank lets or other business indicators luring the first two weeks. Power consumption it said was reduced materially in Only a few areas. What slackening there was in re ail sales showed up chiefly near closed Down steel plants in such nonessential spending outlets As Bowling alleys cafes and taverns. The Bureau said Pittsburgh Chi ago and Cleveland were hardest it by the strike accounting for Nore than 35,000 of the 100,000 Lay offs. Relatively few layoffs were re sorted among the 18 areas design ated As steel consuming centers. Bought during the Day. Warden b. B. Dullard conducted a search and found four makeshift explosives hidden in a vacant locker in the dormitory style prison unit heard said. Three shoe polish bottles and alight bulb served As containers for the fluid with cloth stuffed in the necks As Wicks. Heard said the plot ters intended to Rush a guard be tween 4 and 5 am use their bombs and scale the 15-foot prison Wall conspirators identified he identified the conspirators As Ernest Doescher 38, serving 20 years for robbery by assault John Nie Earl Bullard 32, in for 10 years for robbery Leo Darrell chandler23, 12 years for burglary Edward Ray Jones 23, 35 years for robbery by assault and Billy Wayne Dowden 39, 25 years for robbery by As Sault. Heard said Doescher admitted writing mrs. Alice Mable Copeland,37, in code specifying the time to meet the plotters and asking Herto find a hideout for them. Bullard and his assistants found the woman waiting near the in trance to the farm located near Rosharon in Brazoria county. Charges against the woman we refiled Here with Bond set at $5,000. The woman s Houston police rec Ord indicated she was convicted of forgery in 1957 and placed on pro Bation for three years. Burglars repeal duplicating theft los Angeles a when burglars carted off Throe photo duplicating machines from his of fice three weeks ago Fred Ernst thought he had he last laugh. They can t use those machine because no one else in this area has photo copy paper that fits he said. Ernst in t laughing any  broke into his office again and took $1,000 Worth of the photo copy paper. Robert Taylors have child Santa Monica Calif. A actress Ursula thiess has Given birth to a 7-Pound, 4-ounce Daugh Ter Tessa. Miss thiess is the wife of actor Robert Taylor. They havea son Terence 3, out damned program out i say actor frets As play goer reads Boston up actor Jason Robards jr., silently upbraided a bored play goer who chose to read his program during Robards portrayal of Macbeth Robards obviously disturbed by the front Row Spectator s inattention finally walked to the Edge of the stage at the metropolitan Boston arts Center and motioned the Man to close the program. He did. The incident occurred during the final perform Ance of the play starring Robards and Siobhan Mckenna. I saw that Guy looking at the Book Robards said later. He s got All the time in the world to look at the Book he does t have to look at it while we Are acting on the stage for  Tive basis on terms of Opportunity of service which i feel i might be Able to perform under certain  in reply to a question of whether popularity polls would determine his decision Rockefeller said think the professionals give More weight to the polls than the Gen eral  regarding reports that he had said in puerto Rico that he would wait to see what came out of Public opinion polls Rockefeller said i be never made such a  Rockefeller emphasized he was not a candidate for any Public of fice at this time. He pointed out however there were two hurdles a candidate must face Nomina Tion and election. Target Man Memphis Tenn. A a White candidate has withdrawn from the race for Public works commissioner in an avowed Effort to Lessen the Chance that a negro might reelected. W. B. Fowler s move reduced the number of politically Strong White candidates who might split the vote to such an extent that r. B. Sugar Mon jr., could be elected by negro bloc vote. City commissioners Henry Loeb and Claude Armour hailed Fowler s decision but said at least one More White candidate should with draw which would leave three in the running. Sugar Mon is a Harvard educated negro lawyer. No negro has been elected to Public office Here since reconstruction Days. It is apparent that no other candidate in the race is willing tomake any sacrifice he said. I have no desire to be a hero but simply to follow the dictates of Myown  the remaining White candidates re w. W. Farris j. F. Canale James Chambers and Samuel Hawkins. None indicated any in Tention of joining Fowler. Dream dive rocks Sleeper Buonoc montaug . Up a summer visitor from Baltimore who dreamed he was skin diving raped from a second floor Becl Oom and added on a pile of rocks. Of m. Blanton suffered a Frac ured right Arm fractured jaw Andi bruised Chest. Still asleep to climbed Back on he porch roof apparently think no he was surfacing. His wife Dis overed him on the roof and called or help. Neighbors brought him d o w n and he was taken to Westerly hos Pital and later transferred to Law ence memorial Hospital in new Ondon Conn. Mrs. Blanton said she talked Tomlim after he was Hurt am he told Ler he was in a dream. He also old Westerly Hospital attendants hat he dreamed he was skin iving. Lui Gary born sculptor ies in Washington Washington a Eugene Kormendy internationally known sculptor died of a heart attack Atlis Home. He was 72. His works Are exhibited in Many cities in the . And Europe Kormendy born in Hungary stud de under Robin and Jean Paul Renz in Paris. He came to the . In the 1930s