European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 4, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Army Ond air Force motion picture service Europe marshal Henry Fonda. In rear is his Gambler partner Anthony Quinn. Feared gunfighter Henry Fonda agrees to come to the. Lawless town of Warlock As marshal in Exchange for the town s gambling conces Sion. His partner is brooding crippled Gambler Anthony Quinn. Richard Widmark member of a Lawless gang Breaks with his associates is appointed a Deputy sheriff. Personal differences concerning Dorothy Malone and tensions created by differing backgrounds Lead of a violent showdown Between Fonda and Widmark. Beautiful scenery photographed in cinemascope and color. A Fox i Dorothy Malone and Richard Widmark. He plays outlaw turned Deputy sheriff. T ther films scheduled for release this week ir#1kinger Stevens Mel Ferrer. A Yaj Loew s Green mansions jew go Hunt for Gold. Autdrey Hepburn Lee j. Gol b and Anthony Perkins. C8, color a a Leiv s add a All letters to b bag editor the stars and stripes Apo 175, . Forces. In dude name and addres name will be deleted and kept confidential on . Letters May be condoned for publication provided uth editing does not alter the meaning of the orlglna.1. Cost of shipping pets concerning space available travel in your mar. 19, 1959 b bag column i would like to make this correction the military sea transport service Mats charges for ship ment of Pels. Mats vessels charge $7.50 for pets and owner must bring food feeding bowl muzzle and a Blanket depending on size of pet. Upon arrival in Bremerhaven someone comes aboard to inform you about pets and to present you a Bill for $14.this charge includes $8 for a wooden Box for the pet $4 for pick up and delivery and $2 for food for one Day. After this Ger Man workmen take the pet from the vessel and place him on Atrain for your station. When the pet arrives an additional 16 Dzwill be collected and 1 do More to Havo him brought to your quarters. The transportation offi. Cer in the states did not know i vessels had winterized crates. So anyone transporting pets should write to the port of embarkation regarding this. Also when Leav Ping charges Are approximately510 per kilogram 2.2 pounds. Shipping crates Are required. Pc t s arriving Breine Haven from conus Are normally held one or two Days at the pet Stag ing area. This holding period allows sponsors the necessary time to arrive at their destinations and make arrangements to receive Pels upon their arrival. Pets May be transported in baggage cars of military depend ent trains without Cost provided they Are accompanied by the owner. However due to crowded conditions Lack of heat and at Tention this method is not recommended. 7th army Soldier shows the 7th army shows were enjoyed thoroughly throughout Europe by servicemen. Surely one cannot say with a Clear con science that the productions provided by the Uso and service clubs offer sufficient entertain ment for All soldiers. How is this possible readings of plays As information including a stamped envelope. Name withheld by request editor s note the follow ing reply was received f r o Headquarters . Army port of embarkation Breine Haven pet owners transporting pets aboard Mats vessels equipped with winterized year round kennels reassessed a transportation charge of $7.50 per pet. This charge is payable to the Purser or administrative officer after embarkation Ali Hority  7000, dated mar. 19, 1 58. A female with litter is transported for $7.50. Pets Are transport Tim with out charge aboard Mats vessels not equipped w i t h Winter cd year round kennels during the period april l to oct. 1. How Ever All Mats passenger vessels carrying service personnel an their dependents arriving or de parting Breine Haven Germany Are equipped w i t h winterized kennels. Pet shipments Are limited to those authorized personnel travel ing on permanent change of Sta Tion orders or temporary duty orders in excess of six  travelling in a space available category Are not authorized shipment of pets authority c o m s t s instruction 1600.1c,dated april 23, 1958. All charges incidental to trans porting pets to or from the port of embarkation Ken Eling a n d veterinarian service if required Are at the owner s expense. Present rates in effect at the pet staging area located at the . Army port of embarkation Breine Haven Are a Ken Eling includes feeding and exercising $1 per  pick up and delivery charges from Railroad to kennels or Ken Nels to Railroad $2. / c pick up and delivery charges from ship to kennels or kennels to ship $2. D food for Ocean voyage maybe purchased at the pet staging area. Approximate p Rice $5.pets arriving Breine Haven from conus Continental . Are shipped to destinations with in Germany by rail at owner s expense. A shipping crate is required and May be purchased at the pet staging area. Shipping crates retail at $4 for Small or medium sized pets and $6 for Large rates effective april 1958. Pets destined for France Are transported by Kim dutch air lines at owner s expense. Ship by the stars and stripes a minimum of soldiers. Service clubs find it extremely difficult to produce any form of Good entertainment due to the fact that the majority of men Are full occupied with their military training and Are unable to Havethe time needed to present any thing Worth viewing. In the Small caverns and there Are Many in Europe the Only Type of professional entertainment that was available were the 7th army shows. To me Why these shows were slopped has not been clearly explained. The people of the .Are aware that morale is what gives the american Soldier added incentive. It was morale that enabled our nation to be what it is today. Now that there is peace among nations however cold morale seemingly is being neglected if i could see or hear a suitable reason Why these professional productions provided by the 7th army were brought to an end would not question the decisions of my superiors but since there is no entertainment program whatsoever to take the place of these variety shows and since they were so Well received by the servicemen in Europe i feel that they should be continued or supplemented by some other form of professional entertainment. Pvt Jack Shaheen editor s note Usarek he replies As follows the decision to eliminate the 7th army Soldier shows was made Only after a most extensive study and with the greatest reluctance. Twas recognized that since 1952 these High Quality shows made significant contribution to the morale of the countless thou Sands of soldiers who with esd a performance. It is realized that the entertainment generated at local level by service club personnel and entertainment directors cannot duplicate the Quality shows Origi Nally provided by 7th army. How Ever Usa eur and department of army winners in the Annua Lall army entertainment contest As Well As Many Uso and gratuitous shows make extensive Tours of Germany France and Italy where they perform in service clubs and Heaters. Most of these touring units Are variety shows with a few College dramatic an choral groups and other attractions of a specialized nature. Last year there were 49 show units of this Type. Saturday july 4 1959