European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 7, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes july 13 nations help i Luth of Mark 45th birthday Queen Juliana of the nether land left photo Luik is Handte with a Pilot of the helicopters that brought her and her party to near to attend a 13nntion air a ki150 flying Tanker a a fat bomber und an fido fighter in midair Over in i part of american he rial skill demonstrated the by Bane Aschaffenbur opens a Friendship club by Henry stuff writer Germany West Germany second International club to promote Ger Man american understanding was opened formally her saturday with ranking military ant Bonn government officials attend ing Emil a member of the German bundestag lower House who was instrumental in setting up the first International club at was behind establishing the second one the three Story club House will offer a variety of group activities designed to boost German Amer ican Friendship in the note of appreciation it to Gen Paul Adamss North Ern area come snid he was Here As the personal representative of Gen Usa eur who asked me to express to you Kammer and the group helping you his appreciation of what you Are doing Here to promote German american Adams praised the work of the Bamberg International club and pledged Rammer All the support we can give you in the new club Gabriel undersecretary of the German Federal ministry of family said that Chancel Lor Konrad Adenauer had asked her to extend his wishes for the Success of the we think we owe much gratitude to the american nation and to the people who Are Here to project us and the Western she Gen Lemay visits of bases in Spain Spain Curtis air Force vice chief of conferred with and Spanish air Force officials Here on the generals visit to kith air Force units Lemay said air Force bases in Spain Are an integral and important part of the free worlds War deterring i am pleased to know that the ties Between Spain and America continue to grow in an atmosphere of friendliness and it is a Job Well done and an important and worthwhile achieve he this club is an excellent Way to Tell american mothers that their sons have a Home she Sug col William co of the 3d inf dive 1st Battle 7th said he brought congratulations and Best wishes from maj Gen Roy 3d inf div who has expressed deep in Terest in what the club Kammer said that Many of the american members of the Bumberg club who have returned to the have been keeping in touch with their German friends in during the 18 months since the club there was there were Many problems to Over we Haven any of these prob lems the a 3d inf div musical group from the 1st Battle and the 3d inf div glee club from Wuerzburg joined a Folk dancing group from the Bamberg club to help open the club 3hour nato air display watched by at Oesterberg air base by walk in staff writer the nether lands the North Atlantic treaty organization flexed its Aerial Muscles saturday at an air show Here commemorating the 45th anniversary of the Royal nether lands air thirteen of the 15 nations of the nato excluding Only ice land and which do not have Nir participated in by a crowd estimated at about Queen Juliana and Prince Bern hard of the Netherlands flew into this Village Southeast of Amster dam i helicopters to open the three hour Aerial Gen Curtis air Force Vic chief of staff on Leon from supreme head quarters of the Allied Powers in and Gen Safe were the Aerial circus that was witnessed seated in the Royal Box along with Isail Wijit schedules drama tournament Germany special Matui Are in store for a full season the second annual Usa eur tournament of plays started the Long grind to the top with mondays announcement of 1958 sponsoring the event is usar eur special services Branch of the special activities audiences throughout the com of varied dramatic fare from the 60 local theater that will vie to produce the years outstand ing in addition to Cash awards of and for the second and third Plenc the 1958 tournament of plays offers special Statuette for the actor and actress in the Usa eur tires tripled basis the contest is open to any Usa eur theatrical producing group which invites participation of All military and civilian person Nel on an unrestricted competing productions will be full length plays of More than one hour regardless of num Ber of operettas and operas Are not although Field entertainment directors May assist or the tournament entry must be directed by a Mem Ber of the each major command will select by 10 its Best producing group to compete in the Usa eur finals other High ranking nato glimpsing the history of Aerial crowd saw a Caudron French world War i and world War ii British spitfires escorting a Lincoln bomber at the opening of the a colourful flyby by a Ilcken valiant and an Avro Britain supersonic represent a French Breguet a Flot voodoo and an f104b Star fighter took the crowd into the Jet Sac bomber a b52 strategic air coma bomb which took off from a base near Washington at it am local streaked across the North Atlantic to join in Allnatt flyby seven hours ending the position reports kept the crowd posted on the bombers Progress in the maj Robert of radioed he was Over Labrador at South of Greenland at 2 and cruising at feet Over ice land at 4 the big bomber loped into the Netherlands and leisurely cruised Over the Field before going into the grand finale pro cuon Fly inf the show featured usafe9 sky blazers from Ger and an Raf Hawker Hunter team in precision formation nato Aerial batting Competition Between six precision flying was culled off saturday because of unfavourable the Teama were from Turkey and the nether while flying operations in connection with the anniversary of the dutch air Force ended with the show the Celebration is scheduled to continue until july until Static displays of nato Craft will be school9s still in one piece As live Shell plays Possum two German members of a Folk dancing group from the International club at perform at opening festivities Tor the new International club at Ascham Fenburr photo up an i old artillery a Rusty relic of i world War 1 that had been bounced playfully on the pavement could have blown a local school to the National guard i Forest school principal Malcolm Burgess said he found the Shell in a sixth Grade he Learned it had been in the building at least two taken there by a Pupil who found it in a House his family had moved a school bus Driver had seen the boy bouncing the Shell on the walk outside the Burgess and had taken it from the local National guard unit examined the Shell and announced that it was definitely guardsmen plan to dispose o it with a dynamite charge