European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 29, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Safur Doy August 29, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 23 brokers puzzled As Stock Market continues to Rise new Vunk up Stock soared More than $3 billion thurs Day but brokers were hard put to explain the Market action. Some said it stemmed More from speculative opes than solid in vestment buying. They noted the big Mutual funds Are still biding their time on the sidelines. Volume increased to 2,550,000 shares from 2,210,000 share wednesday. But it still was on the Light Side. The Advance reflected acc 6f opposition rather than arty vigorous the close of the session the Federal Reserve Board met in Washington and took action on the discount rate which some analysts feel May Harry Byrd a chair Man of the Senate finance com Mittee urged Congress to take some action before adjourning on the president request for an in crease in the ceiling on govern ment Bond interest rates. The rally brought individual gains into the main list Rii rioting past 8 Points in Vick chemical which is tutored to have a new drug. Reynolds metals was up Al most 4 Points on a Stock split and general dynamics climbed More than a Point on news of a new atomic Energy contract. The steels were one of the strongest groups on renewed Hopes in Wall Street of a steel strike settlement. There was Noth ing from the negotiations to backup this View. However Carpenter steel jumped More than 4, Ameri can steel foundries More than 3 and Jones & Laughlin 3.the Auto stocks also enjoyed one of their Best Days in a Long Are expecting great things from this Industry after the1960 models Are introduced. Gen eral motors and Ford both ran up better than 2 Points while Chrysler and american motors tacked on More than a Point sported gains run Ning past 3 in Litton and Minne Apolis Honeywell and better than 2 in Zenith and Texas of 2 Points or More appeared in act industries which had a Good earnings report Dia mond Alkali outboard tobacco Alcoa and Waukesha motors. Polaroid spurted 5%.-Carter. Products lost 31a and american Home products 2 in the drugs. Tall order a some fast repair work is done on the United states at new York before it Heads Back to eur okie the Bow Anchor of the american transatlantic liner looks like &. Drop Wing the Workman. See Page 5. Up new dependents birth announcements receive stripes from parents hospitals the stars and and military posts. . Army Hosp Lap Stuhl barn to the wife of campbellsp4 James l., 24th engr up daughter Linda d., aug. 18. Pryor8fc Charles g., 2d Gen Hosp a Aughter Nona m., aug 18. Bay a in Marlon b., 49th rec Corr tech. Daughter Doreen l., aug. 18. Ermel a sgt Leonard r., Usan a Slighter Cynthia m., aug. 18. Herrmann maj Harry h., 50th jew a on Harry h., ., aug. I. Baird8 sgt Willys e., 8th tac Hosp a on Steven e., aug. 18. Reedsp5 Thomas l., in usage a a son Patrick a aug. Iff Mauch a in Albert 7127th trans a son Randall e., aug. 18. Krider spa Clyde l., 249th engr in a Dau Tor Donna f., aug. 18. Space curriculum to inaugurated at naval Academy Annapolis . Up the . Naval Academy has outlined curriculum revision effective next month that will Mark the most sweeping changes in More than a Century and is designed to prepare middies More adequately for the space age. The changes come on the heels of a course revision at West Point where More emphasis is planned on Liberal arts but Are described As unrelated to those affecting future army officers. Program outline the Navy program was outlined at a news conference capt Wil Liam Brinckloe Secretary of the academic Board and William Shields assistant to the superintendent for academic matters. The new courses will place More emphasis on mathematics and the Basic sciences at the expense of called hardware courses primarily because it is longer possible to predict with any degree of accuracy what kind of weapons and what kind of environment the future officers will in Brinckloe said. Sheets a sgt Charles s.,-7l27th food a son Mae 6., aug. 17. Krivyanski a sgt James 50th Tao for a son James m., aug. 17. Barnes8 sgt Roy j., ., 7030th apron a son Johnny r., aug. 17. Ruckera/2� Frederick a., 807th pcs. A son Dennis a., aug. 17. Mussona/2c Frederick a ., 822d tac miss a daughter Susan l., aug. 15. Musgrove Sec Henry p., 984th engr a son Larry d., aug. 15. Harpers sgt Clauder 7030th Ops a son James r., aug. 15. Harris a sgt Guy m., 587th supp a son Mike g.-, aug. Is., Stearns a in Lawrence r., 603d act a daughter. Pamela j., aug. I. Ziaya to sgt Walter r., 609th tac Hosp a daughter Judith e., aug. 16. Meachum to it Marvin w., 86th tac Hosp a daughter Carol a., aug. 13. Coleman1st it Richard k., 513th for in top a son Randall g., aug. 13. Mugglina/2c Allan b., 6910th a son Dennis a., aug. 14. Blakea/2c William g., 526th Fis a daughter Barbara a., aug. 14. Martinsp5 Gary d., 4th miss in 6th arty a son Scott d., aug. 14. Braeuning maj Ewald c., 4th Nataf a daughter Betsey m., aug. 14. Buttens a in Thomas m., 604th comm Ron a daughter Rhonda j., aug. 14. Kunz to sgt Ralph d., 7127th fms a son Joseph p., aug. 14. Gingerich capt Cleod. 514th Fis a son Bruce c., aug. 11. Mckinley a sgt Maurice l., Dot a nato1141st, a son Kenneth a. Aug. Ii. Hooper a sgt Everett m., 514th Fis a daughter Sharon k., aug. Ii. Jackson pfc Martin l., 382d Dot a son Mike m., aug. Ii. Adamss sgt Johnnie k., 6910th rom a son Johnnie k., ., aug. Ii. Legary a sgt John r., 501st tac cont a daughter. Kali aug. Medley sgt Walter a daughter Geraldino s., abelsp4 Kenneth h., 45th Fin & Dis Sec a son Charles w., aug. 12. Jordan a sgt Charles f., 526th Fis a daughter Beverly a aug. 12. Walton a sgt Freddie j., 7310th sup up a son Dean aug. 9. Jones arc C., ., 7030th or a daughter Patricia e., aug. 9. Coffman a in William h., 13th comm a son Jaguar aug. 9. Angevinea/2c Woodrow r., 7127th fid Maint a daughter Patricia aug. 10. Muellera/2c Marlin m., 7127th a daughter Shierri l., aug. 10. Poguesp4 Wayne e., 546th Ord a daughter Susan a., aug. 10. Manz maj Alfred 587th Tao miss up a daughter minday s., aug. 10. Starkea/2c Rolf w., 7030th trans a son Robert s., aug. 10. Andrewssp4 William 10th mod lab a son Raymond n., aug. 7. Ryansp5 George b., 7th air Ron set a son Kenneth a., aug. 7. Spotts pee Carl a., 3d a Esau a son Steven a., aug. 7. Cornettsp4 Frederick l., 7th Usa Sec a daughter Joy d., aug. 8. Mclntoshsp4 Clarence 27th engr twins a daughters Lenda a. And a son Glenn c., aug. 8. Faucher capt William a. 514th Fotr a daughter Robert j., aug. 5. Teamoh sgt William 520th trans daughter Karen r., aug. 5. Walkers sgt William h., 603d a cow a daughter Valrie y., aug. 5. Wiebe Henry 2d a son Robin Aug. 5. Thompson1st it William j., 514th Fis a son Mark a., aug. 6. Hicks sgt Elwin c., 7th Usa daughter Sandra l., aug. 6. Peterson a sgt James a 526th Fis a son Frank a., aug. 6. Holt pfc Russell r., ., 4th Ord a son Russell r., aug. 3. / Kehtel sgt David m., 4th miss in 6th arty a son David m., ., aug. 3. Mcleod Cpl John. G., 61st act a daughter Debra f., aug. 3. Vincent Ralph e., 587th tag a daughter Debra l., aug. 4. Crooka/2c Walter e., 587th sup son. Raymond e., aug. 4. Darghty1st it Paul j., 10th a up son Paul j., aug. 4. The rails were higher on balance were the oils and chemicals where Dupont Rose almost 2.toppers had gains running to a Point or More in some of the Pivot als. Studebaker Packard where is sued led the Market in turnover. To was followed american motors general motors Ford inter National Telephone and Jerse Standard. Of the 1,154 issues traded 613 advanced 333 declined and 208 held unchanged. New highs were hit 30 issues and new lows 11. Closing Stock prices included . Steel l07 /4, up 2v� Allegheny Ludlum 59 /2. Up i a. Aramco 78 /4, up 1% Jones & Laughlin 80%, up 3 Lukens 87%, up 1% Carpenter 106%, up 4% Wheeling 65%, up 1%. Motors Chrysler 68%, up 1% general motors 57%, up 2% Ford 82, up 2% american 47, up i a. Metals Reynolds 109, up 3% magma 57, up i Alcoa u3 /2, up 3 National Lead 124, up i. Chemicals Dupont 270, up 1% Union Carbide l42 of. Up %. Drugs Vick 151 /2, up Carter products 78 a off 31/4 american Home products 170, off 2. Electronics Litton 115, up 3% Zenith 07 /4, up 2% Ampex 82%, up 1% Texas instruments 141, up 2 /2 Minneapolis Honeywell 1321/2, up 3%. Rails Baltimore & Ohio 46%, up l /8 great Northern 52, up Louisville & Nashville 82, off i new York Central 29%, up %. Miscellaneous Polaroid 138, up a Goodrich 88 /2, up i a general outdoor Adver Tising i up 2 /2 general dynamics 48%, up l /4i Gamewell 31%, off 1% now Mont mining 83 /4, off 2 /4 act industries 56%, up 2 Dia mond Alkali 62, up 2 a outboard Marine 35vi, up 2 american tobacco 100, up 2 /4. New York up the Range of Dow Jones Stock averages thursday open close change 30 industrials 659.37 663.34 up 5.77 20 rails 162.56 163.07 up 0.54 15 utilities 91.60 92.39 up i 65 stocks 219.56 220.42 up 1.37 Stock Market closing prices United press International 12.., usag Naco aug. 12. Saturday american forces network 0600 news 0605 a hit Parade 0830 request show 0700 news. Sports 0715 Forward March 0730 Hawaii Calls 0800 Newt 0805 red Foley 0830 Steve Lawrence 0900 new 0905 Story Princess 0930 Galen Drake 0955 canine Corner 1000 news 1005 merely Muslo 1100 news 1106 message of Israel 1130 Point of Law 1 35 request show 1215 request Shoju 1245 guest Star 1300 news 305 army hour 1330 saturday Salute in music 1405 saturday Salute in Muslo Isoo news Isis saturday Salute in. Muslo 530 journey into Melody 1545 University explorer 1600 news 1605 name the composer 1615 Jim Backus 1700 news 70s portraits in sound 1730 the beat 1800 news 1815 eurom report 1830 sports journal 1845 hymns from Home 900 news 005 Muslo in the air 2000 news 2005 grand Ole opry 2030 magic of Muslo 2055 Cam chatter 2100 news 2105 America popular Muslo 2200 news 2205 bandstand Usa 2235 fiesta 2255 sports Nightcap 2300 news 2305 Dan plug on two continents 2400 news 0005 dancing on two continents 0100 news an Frankfurt and an Kaiserslautern Baum older is 3d Arnid div if weather permits. An Nuorn Bors an an Stuttgart Stuttgart is Bamberg if weather permits. 1600 feature on Arizona 1630 soccer 2000 news German to 2020 . Exports Rise .4 billion in july Washington up the . Exported goods valued at $1,468,600,000 during july the com Merce department reported. This figure is about 3 per cent higher than the total reported for june and about 4 per cent above the total for july 1958." most of the june july increase was attributed to military assist Ance shipments the department said. These were valued at More than $114 million in july compared to slightly More than $78 million in june. 1430 roller Derby 1530. Town Hall party 1700 George Ijssel 1800 news sport 1816 Curt Maxiey 1830 adventure at Scott Island 1900 playhouse 1930 Penni Day ram8tein 2000 country America 2050 cartoons 2100 to unwritten columns play 2130 George Washington slept Here film 2300 wrtlln2345 wether1500 Golt Isoo film 1630 sky King 1700 King and the chorus girl film 1830 raffle court 1900 treasure 1930 Harvest the Good thieves comedy 2120 his car musical. Word for sunday 8pangdahlem of to 2000 country America 2100 Star and Story 2130 stars of Jan 2200 wrestling 2251 they died with their boots on,1 film Frankfurt runway to open Frankfurt special Cere monies Martyr the opening of the extended main runway at Frankfurt Airport Are scheduled for 3 sept. 5 at the Airport. The runway was extended to 11,880 feet to accommodate Jet airliners. Cere monies will include Takeoff of a Boeing 707 Jet operated pan american world airways. Thursday wednesday Alco products 19% i9v8 Allegheny Ludlum steel 59% 58% Allied chemical 117% 117% Allis Chalmers 37% 37% american airlines 26% 26% Amer Broad Paramount 30 29v? american Cyan amid 62 62 american Metal 25% 25 a american motors 47 45 /2 Amer smelt & refine. Common 44% 44 /2 american Standard i4% 14% american to 80 a 79% american tobacco 100 97% Anaconda Copper 65 /4 65% Armour common 29% 29% Atlantic refinery common 44% 44va Avo mtg. 13% 3 a Baldwin Lima Hamilton 15% 15% Baltimore & Ohio 46% 45 a Beech aircraft 35 34% Bendix aviation 69 a 69 a Bethlehem steel 57% 57 /4 Boeing air plane 32% 32% Burlington industries 24 27% Campbell soup Svi 50 Canadian Pacific railway 27% 27% Carrier corp. 38% 38 /2 celanese corp. 31 a 30% Chrysler corp. 68% 66% Columbus Gas system 21% 21% con. Edison 63% 63 a Continental steel 74% 73i/2 Crane . 48% 48 Curtiss Wright 30% 30 /2 Douglas aircraft 45% 44% Dow chemical 84 83 /4 Dupont Nemours 270 268 /4 Eastern airlines 37 a 37 Eastman Kodak 91% 91% Fairchild Eno & air plane 7% 8 /8 general dynamics 48% 47% general electric 8iva 81% general foods 96% 9g a general motors 57% 55 Gillette . 62 of 51% Gimbol Bros. 50 /4 49% Goodyear tire 130% 131 Gult Oil i lint. Business machines 425 425 int. Harvester 54% 64 int. Nickel ii /8 100% int. To 32% 333/4 Jones & Laughlin 80% 77% Kennicott Copper 101 102 Lockheed aircraft 28 27% Loews inc. 3iv4 31% Montgomery Ward 53 52 /4 Morris Philip inc. 60% 60 National aviation 27 National Cash Register a 60 59 i National distillers 30 /4 30 new York Central 29% 29 North american aviation 39 38 /4 Oun Mathisson 5l?/8 51 a Owens Corning fiberglas 89 89 pan american airways 24% 24% Paramount pictures 46 Pennsylvania r, 17% 7 /4 Pepsi cola 32% 32% Phillips Petroleum 46% 46v2 pure Oil . 40% 40% radio corp. Of America 62 a 62 Republic aviation 20% 20% Republic steel 79% 78 Reynolds metals 109 105 a Sears Roebuck 48% 47% thursday wednesday Skelly Oil 68% 68 a Socony Mobil 44% 44 Southern Pacific 73% 74 Sperry Rand corp. 23% 23 Standard brands 73% 73% Standard Oil California 52 sle Standard Oil Indiana 47 46 a Standard Oil new Jersey /8 5i4 Studebaker Packard 12% 12 Swift & . 46% 47 Texaco 83 82
