European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 03, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and Stalpes thursday september of w59 incr mry shifts go a it a i i i Mote business to private . Airlines Washington Dpi the House government operations com Mittee said that its investigation of. The military air transport service f v action on a third proposed amendment to give District of Columbia residents the right to vet far pm Artmont a vice Preat debit and to elect a Delegate to the House was deferred pending fur tier hearings. " army Giang Tes cipro system f from it to the Trig prowess of Gyro Soo Plab entire unite to German intact was the Scarcity of housing personnel serving with Gyro scope units to Europe will be Given it of options for selecting at Lanm its n0 must make a Deci Sion by dec. 31, if no option is gon a number of other govern ment agencies and Congress. The investigation stemmed impart from charges that Mats was competing too much with private airlines thus fitting their reve Nues and chances for expansion. The committee said there were indications to inquiry had in cd the Way for a needed reappraisal of air transportation policy in the   _ however it said there was to indicate that the of fice of civil defense Mobil Patlon com had made any significant Progress in this direction or has done More than give lip service and perfunctory supervision to the programs for mobilisation of civil hit transport even of the committee said congressional attention to Mats has had a healthy influence i helping to Lay a solid foundation of lace and judgment for a nution reappraisal of military civil roles and relationships in air transportation -. 3 a at a att plei the committee said u had Learned that a study of the Mats peacetime and wartime president s entry in Garden exhibit three prize Squash grown on Prea Dent Eisenhower s Gettysburg farm and brought to Germany by James Mcfarland Lefta oj9. Foreign service official a in i acted by a customs agent at Frank Furt. Mcfarland who introduced Quaah in Germany while serving a information officer at the . Coins Galatea in Kran Kefurt and Ham Burg la taking the Nim no to the West German Small  in Dortmund. A War photo Rota ordered by the president Las year in near completion. Issued tie individual. _ to classified la a regular army in " status and will be sub to shipment anywhere ice St Hole offered the Gyro a Oping Soldier in Europe if to remain with i present unit until it ton Tea retire to the o5. In desire to extend for Maxi i service overheat. Tatum Long Thot he elects to re turn to the its he will  tagged the Milt of his Choice to a vacancy exists or to the tation r of hit Shotoe Regardi Esb of whether a not vacancy exists a Long athe Post can tank  his to Rife find his housing or a Foj erty holdings warrant such action. A jew his return to the i ass of individual who to Testa this first option Wolfl not be reported to for new men until pm month the second Shon open to pro scope personnel in Europe to to met two r4 enact signed status stating effect that they Are available Jer a lament anywhere the army May wish to and them Gyroscope personnel in the .May elect to remain of assent units until they Areat it Normal rotation to House unit urges new studies on merging of army i continued from Page to weapons such As the Jupiter an Thor  ballistic Mitsue and the Elk and Bomar antiaircraft missiles the missile with a unclear , the committee said is the coming decisive weapon and i Calif for a single military Organ tettion to develop produce and de ploy at least the land based mis tiles. The committee argued that great saving could be accomplished if the bitter defense controversy Over air4fense missions were eliminated overhead Cut Down an the Technics talents and resources of the army and air Force combined and teamed with a Diversi fied missile Industry to produce weapons of tic gently at lower problems of aged called newest Challenge to vow. Los Angeles e assigned to aft earled sept 15 in a civil Cere iwo heat a 4hy also May As  in status an to shipment anywhere. Canada sets rotation a troops in Germany pfc i .11 f i a i. " Flot Canadian Soldier and their dependent will be routed Mil and gewnany.,. Wove affecting two third of the the Treasury said the National debt now exceeds �290 billion for the first time in history. The debt passed the $290 billion Mark last thursday but. Bemused of a lag in gathering such autistic his was t known until a week Ater. As of thursday the Gross Public debt was . The por Tion subject to the Legal Cellin was $28�,8k .000,000. A Small part of the debt made up largely of obligations incurred be Ore world War t it not subject to the Lega limit Treasury officials expected the debt to continue dam blog until old december when it will approach the temporary Legal Selling of Pillion. Money for medical  the same time he pointed out America s world War i Veter ans Are aging and within the next couple of decades a Large percent age of the 33 million veterans will be facing the problems of the aged the veterans administration has launched medical research int High blood pressure hardening of the arteries and heart aliments be cause these illnesses strike Persona 40 ten times As often a younger persons Whittler said. But the problem is More thana medical problem he said. It is social and economic m Well. The solution ties to a Large extent in integrating older persons into the Community life not segregating them Battle Over soviet meanwhile a bitter Battle was shaping up at the convention Over a Resolution dealing with the Forth coming oj3. Visit of soviet Premier Nikita a Khrushchev in its final form the Resolution could Call for ont Rlph cancellation of the visit or urge the Type of conduct americans should display during the russian Lender s Lour. Frankly he sold. We re unhappy Khrushchev Job coming  Sukarno vacationing Jakarta cup Indonesia president Sukarno is on a 13-Day rip to Northern us Tantra an Borneo which will include a Vaca Tion on famed Ball he left his Cabinet behind to straighten out he nation s chaotic economical situation. Puth quiet its mixed schools open Fow enl. A. A dominant y White schools with. Tract of trouble. Extra police were assigned to Steep order but help Only Job was to watch a few curious spectators and keep traffic moving around the schools. Sixteen negroes entered three previously White schools in Arling ton. Two Sisters were escorted through aide door of a Junior sat Down in classes with whitest g o i d s b o r of Greensboro and Charlott.  a dozen negroes children of personnel stationed at nearby Seymour Johnson air Force  & previously integrated elementary school near . Two of North Carolina s largest cities. Charlotte and Greensboro resumed the limited integration ments the Clarendon county  Board received 51 requests to enter White schools from negro students. The Atlanta school Board asked the clerk of Federal court for documents that will be used in the Board s Appeal of a school desegregation order the Board had been ordered to submit a desegregation plan by Dee. 1. Steel plants by in Ltd pre intense tonal strikes have blocked vital conch traction at the Tope cuu eral miss Fly base nod hailed Ste i fab sweating at eight Ohio plants. A threatened flight Engineer strike who re t oud have group oedipus american world airways a ini1iflnltrly Pontoon cd however. Elsewhere on the troubled Labo scene Faroo insurance agents demonstrated at Newark. . And charge grew heated in a threatened walkout of u Railroad unions. Negotiator made prompt Tat other dispute two meat Inola Alir Antonn hammered out a inst  with Armour end co. In Colongo when Titi to n halted the Cape can neral equipment operators strik we in its second Day and halted All construction work it the its Safe base. Mull operations themselves were not affected but picket lines at the Florida Fame kept Coo construction workers off their jobs. The striking a Mthr of the operating er�g1n i Union were employed by h private firm the r a Mccormick construction co. Come Pany president j. T. Mccormick sold the workers wanted to table time pay for overtime  Northeast Ohio the strike triggering sue at eight steel plants was failure to reach agree ment before contracts expired. Stee Vorker walkout members of the United steel workers Union walked out a Youngstown steel door co the a less co. Salem Ohio the Stanley works and the Nile machine an welding co. Both of Niles. Ohio he Syro steel co. Girard. Ohio he Youngstown manufacturing co., and the triples screw a and Joseph t. Ryerson inc., both of Cleveland.  new York members of the flight Engineer Union refused to Start training third pilots for the cockpits of pan american Jet planes. Pan am Rlynn of. Postponed the training ctn flags and thereby averted a strike of Topf night engineers. The engineers hed threatened Townly out As began. As. The Loffa to shift i of Union funds Washl Octol presi Dent James or. Hwy of the team sters Union a agreed to transfer$525,000 in Union funds to Bonk accounts where to Stu draw in Terest. Court appointed monitors announce the monitors ent Ablahed Federal judge to watch Over affairs had ordered Hoffa to Rev move the Money from  it was not earning in Terest a teamster spokesman said Hoffa had planned on doing it All along  signature Felixa Hoffa said there had been delay in moving Mot too front Florid National Bank at because of a it up Over Macho signatures on a Check. However the Florida Bank Saidi is blocking with Wal of the 1400.000 because Hoffa agreed to leave the Money on deposits loan collateral the ban her president of f. Hewitt. Or. Wild the funds were collateral against $t45l,999 9 owed the Bank by Sun Valley. Inc. He. Said the corporation is Eon trolled by Henry lower a team Ster spokesman described Lowr Aaan acquaintance of Hoffa a and said Hoffa at on time held Tat never ener closed an option to Hoy into the corporation 4i