European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                We stars and stripes child 3 Hurt As it killed Umbra ill for a spaceman mfr Mma n i i carrying a Satchel of shot and killed in Holdup after he wounded it housewife her marketed and a 17-year-old employee. 20-year-old Sally 1 lost her unborn child tried to save her be memorial Hospital. Ire Captain w. E. Hegi. And her husband Ken were expecting the child month. It would have first was in serious condition i abdominal Stab . Richard a. Lifsey critical condition with a in the stomach founded in stomach also was in critical with a Bullet wound in robber was identified Lam Coleroy. 46, alias Wil a former convict Hia and Pittsburgh. Carried what turned out i Pandora s Box into the Las Benson was Locking the is hand was a Small Tratchel containing a ,38-Cal a sawed off double bar six Inch Bowie Gas mask and shells realms. -. Said Coleroff pulled the re Flora the Satchel shoved it i Benson Back  cashier with i turn Over All the Money. In staff store was empty except Fortis waiting wife and Ltd Tad been emptying the for Benson. " said Lifsey managed to get Coleroff and Knock him i a bag of Silver quarters spun on the floor and shot in Che stomach critically wounded he 50 feet to the Back fore where he telephoned said mrs. Benson ran Toof Lifsey Bat w As shot Coleroff a is an artist s Conception of a manned space satellite shows How the device would open like an umbrella to carry its single passenger Back to Earth. According to official Ata co research Laboratory in Everett mass the satellite rider would be in the Center capsule sur rounded by tightly folded ribs of the umbrella while the stainless steel Craft whirls around the  the Pilot would open his drag Brake to descend gently and be recovered by waiting planes and ships. United press International photo Confederate currency making its comeback. I it Etc Atlanta  those who saved their Confederate Money in Hopes the South would Rise again have been vindicated. That bundle of bids in the attic can buy. Smuch today As it could 95 years Agol � a r compare these prices Feather pillows $25 each overcoats $200 to $350 each damask curtains. .-$95apiece tobacco $l15 a Pound Granite dishes $17 each Wool $85 per Pound and Wash stands $325to $250 each. " that was the going rate for such goods at an auction in Augusta just two months ago or Helen Harding a French speaking s woman i from weeks Island la mated the a Ontgomery Ward store at Lafayette la $30200 in con federate Bills a to i g we the whopping order for everything from lawnmowers to radio. Thestorf kept $50 Worth mailed her Back a portable radio and the rest. Montgomery Ward passed tip a Good thing. That. The approaching a wac Centennial and the sudden growth of Coin collecting into one of the nation s favorit hobbles have created an intensely Terest in Confederate Money thai was just about worthless in 1864 Jfe Woof the Bills now Are Worth up jobs Fcook. A All told. There were 72 types of paper currency printed by the confederacy toward the end of the War a printing firm was grinding out the stuff night and Day. Thelast series authorized was that of feb. Iv1861 a a. Royt Payne president of the Atlanta Coin club and an author Ity on american currency explain that just about every new Coin collector wants at least a few con federate Bills for his collection. Oddly enough the really valuable ills were printed by a Yankee outfit the National Bank note co.,of new York City. Only 607 of these Are known to have been printed in denominations of $50 to $1,000, at pie time the Confederate capita was at Montgomery ala., and be fore the War had. Actually started. Congress oks Bill for new Federal jobs pay boost Washington up Congress sent to the White House a Bill granting pay raises to some top government officials and authorizing creation of More than ,100 new upper Grade Federal  measure cleared finally bythe Senate raises the salary of the social Security and education com missioners from $17,500 to $20,000 a year. Salaries of the Deputy commissioner and chief counsel of the internal Revenue service adminis trative4 assistant attorney Genera land administrative assistant secretaries of agriculture labor an Treasury were adjusted from $17,500 to $19,500.a total of 114 additional Treasury positions in grades 16, 17 and 18were created under the Bill new York a Industry concocts new Marvel to fit certain production needs. And soon someone is making consumer goods out of them. # Jug once factories or military establishments enjoyed invention Ifo years before they showed up at the Corner store. The to Law Taf shrinking fast now. Look at what they re cooking up for the new Natt made satellites a tiny automatic camera a Book size tape recorder a powerful electric Battery the size of a pack of cards a pint sized radio transmitter More dependable than the roomful of apparatus Marconi used for the first wireless message. Re can t buy yet scientists Are designing them and manufacturers Are making them for no consumer uses. At the moment you can t buy  s not Likely to be Long be fore you can get smaller tape re corders cameras radios batteries and so on. Turning Industry s own gadgets into consumer items was a time incoming. Examples circuit break ers were used by Industry for 40 years before they found their Way into Ordinary Homes. " electric refrigeration was use Din packing houses Long before it became a Staple of America kitchens. Power tools. Used for Many years in Industry hit the Home with the do it you Slu move ment after world War ii. Air conditioners less time was taken for Willis Carrier to move from controlling humidity and temperature in print ing and other Industrial plants into the consumer Field with air conditioners. And Studebaker jumped quickly from making wagons to making autos. / Dupont brought out Nylon Tiracord in world War ii to produce Tough tires for heavy  it competes with Rayon for use in civilian tires. Dupont neoprene was compounded solely for corrosion resistant coatings for tanks pipes and steel girders. Now it s a roofing material for con Sumers. " Sun chemical Jyh w produces heavy duty caulking compound called vulgate a for the Home Handyman but originated it for Industrial buildings. Out of a plastic resin used for the transparent nose sections of bombing planes Philip Carey manufacturing co. Now makes a Binder of. A hew kind of sidewall Shingle for Homes. Synthetic rubies and Sapphire developed for bearings in Preci Sion instruments for world War i aircraft Are now a consumer jew Elry item made by the Lind division of Union carbide., \ Republic steel says the Indus trial galvanized wire h originally made for factories caught on wit Farmers who saw it.--. ,. White House to offer Security plan Washington cd Pajk Kep Francis e. Walter if spa closed in the House that ministration plans to up a new Security program for defens plants. A it would replace the orte1 which the supreme court struck Down As unauthorized last june Walter accordingly abandoned his own Bill giving  to the defense Deport ment to establish a new Industrial Security program. A he told newsmen later that the White House informed him a executive order is being prepared instructing defense Secretary Nellh. Mcelroy to set up thenevr4t& program.  i t. U expected soon he predicted that tote Orfe would be issued soon. " Walter said he agreed to drop his Bill after the White House indicated that it would save time to establish the new program through an executive order rather than legislation. X the supreme court in an 8 to1 decision june 29. Held that the old Industrial program covering some three million defense Plant workers had not been specifically authorized by either the president or Congress. Metropolitan study set to Eisenhower Washington Cap the sen ate has passed and sent to the House a Bill to set up an 18-Raem-Ber. Bipartisan commission to study needs Ami problems of the nation metropolitan  was sponsored by j sen. Joseph s. Clark a a former mayor of Philadelphia dietitian advises a inst water with Meah \ a c7 a -,.- new York a bal by Ott that Glass of ice water with and immediately after your meals and you  longer ,., that s the advice  dal Alexander author and dietitian he says iced liquids Are bad at any time butt particularly with o r right after meals because the prevent proper digestion 6t, foods. 4 Alexander who wrote arthritis and common sense a 1x of which has sold about one Mali Lon copies said that Juntus opinion 95 per cent of All disease is caused by poor eating habits. " America is the Best fed but most poorly nourished country Hithe world he said. It has the Nign esl ratio of arthritis ski disease poor eyesight bad Teeth and coronary  said the Only coun try which discs More sugar per person than the . I. Australia and it has i he worst Type of Arth Ritis China which uses the least amount of sugar per capita has the least amount of  the author said school children in the 7th and 8th grades should be taught How to eat a meal and How to drink a Glass of  As it May sound water can be dangerous because it inter feres with the proper Digesti Iii of the food and prevents the body from obtaining the maximum Bene fit from the foods eaten. Don t drink water iced or otherwise with meals or within three hours after eating he added in Astor seeking to untie knot Tallahassee Fla up0 John Jacob Astor has asked the Florida supreme court to  his marriage to his estranged wife Dolly to whom he  $56,000 in 5 support Money in the past five. Yews. Astor who has said he a Worth $5 million was married to relates Dolly Fullman in Arlington Vil. In August 1954, after obtaining american divorce from his second wife Gertrude Gretsch  living with my Only 4 Days. Mrs. Astor filed Uit separate maintenance Villi charging Astor with Crit Tyr High court eventually await Deshler $250 a week for her support., not married r j Aster s lawyer r. H. Fer Teft Olf Miami claimed courts in new Yorlli and West Palm Beach had late ruled the mexican divorce front Buji second wife was invalid said therefore Astor was not married to his third wife a mrs. Astor s attorney. William a Steele. Of Miami claimed the two were still married despite the court  Florida supreme court t the Case under advisement. A Steele said the present be waft just an Effort by this Stealthy Man to re litigate  he said Astor is. Having to pay i estranged wife support Money under the earlier court but no speeding ticket Robinson. Iii