European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 9, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Army and air Force Momon pm curs service Europe in my it was Tough winning the medal of Honor but noncombat life seems even tougher to Chad Everett in this tale of War in the South Pacific. Returning to Battle he loses his nerve and does t get it Back until. Well that s the Point of the movie. Also on hand for the Battle is Dean Jagger with Marilyn Devin the love interest. My marines move out under fire in this burning scene from first to fight Peter o Toole seems none too Happy with the View As he inspects stolen Art. Three German generals Are suspected in the slaying of a prostitute in nazi occupied Poland in world War ii. It happens again in Paris with the same Trio. Despite the sleuthing of a Ger Man major and a French police inspector it takes 20 years to unravel things. With Peter o Toole Omar Sharif Tom Courtenay Joanna Pettet. M a Del 14 other films scheduled for release this week the Cool ones fun and swinging sounds in a be Hind the scenes Peck at the Rock n Roll Industry. Stars Roddy Mcdowell Debbie Watson Phil Harris. F red dragon Stewart Granger is the hero in this epic about jewel thieves set in Long Kong. No red guards but plenty of mayhem. With Rosanna Schiaffino. My the hallelujah Trail this is a happily mixed ill tale of 40  loads of liquor being sent to Den ver Tor miners there. A Western with a difference As indians and Temperance ladies Are out to Stop the train. Stars Burt Lancaster Lee Remick. F the stars and stripes Corner editor s note c. J. Peterson a civilian with the  in Europe has a Long background As a stamp collector and writer on the subject. From his Early Cigar Box Day she has progressed to an extensive general european collection a world wide souvenir Sheet collection and a highly specialized holding of German and related issues. He is a member of the american philatelic society the philatelic literature association the Germany philatelic society and the philatelic association of government employees. He edits the monthly Jour Nal stumpage and is an Active member of the International association of philatelic journalists. His column will appear regularly on this Page. By c. J. Peterson his column is dedicated to the philatelists in Europe. Al though All phases of stamp collecting will be covered the main emphasis will be on european issues and activities. Read ers Are requested to Send their questions and comments which will either be answered directly or if of general interest willbe answered in this column. Information on local stamp clubs and special philatelic events is also desired so that publicity maybe Given. September is an appropriate time to Start a stamp column since that s the Start of the new philatelic season. Auctioneers Are Back from vacation and the annual Cata logs Are on the  has already presented its Germany Catalon which shows classics up by five per cent and More while modern is sues Are somewhat Down. Post War Germany was inflated for several years due to speculative buy ing but dropped Back sharply during last year s tight Money period. The present Price listings on modern Ger Many Are More realistic and can be expected to hold at that level for the next several  s volume i ., ., Commonwealth and latin America appeared on aug. 15. There Are no real surprises Here with most pre-1924items up by a Factor of five to 10 per cent. H. E. Harris .,  An British North America Catalon shows the same general trends As Scott. Bot Point to an increased interest in  Special deliveries and postage dues which might be a Good tip for  Collectors look ing for a specialized Field. The Harris Catalon is particularly recommended for  Col lectors by the Way. Quotations Are House Selling prices and therefore Are closer to actual Market values. Harris big drawing card is the listing and pricing of mint commemorative sheets plate blocks or. Zip blocks used blocks of four fecs another specialities not found in Scott. Available for $1.00 postpaid from the h. C. Harris co., Boston mass. 02117. Editor s note sgt. 1. C. Carling Gresham a Veteran of18 years service in the  Army has been interested in the world of coins for several years. He has a Large Library of Bookson world coinage and receives eight numismatic publications monthly. He is a member of the american numismatic society an the society for International numismatics Sinthe american numismatic association Ana and Many coi clubs in Europe and the United states. His column will appear regularly on this Page by Carling Gresham his is the first in a series of weekly columns about coins collectors clubs and numismatic news in general aimed . And Canadian personnel in the european area. Criticism and comment Are invited with the  of improving the column. Let ters of interest to the collector will be reprinted As space per mits they should be 150 words or less and signed. Those not for publication or to be printed under a pen name will be so handled. Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for a private  mail to stamp column stars and stripes Apo 09175. This column will attempt to keep collectors abreast of the Hob by in Europe with information about new issues Book reviews biographical sketches shows clubs an topical news. Upcoming columns will discuss what to collect and How to auction or not to auction How to build a Library another subjects. Clubs throughout Europe should Send the following information As soon a possible club name address when and where it meets names addresses and Telephone numbers of club officers and the Date and place of shows or special events. A the Pir Masens Coin club will hold a show sept. 10 from 1 to5 . In the dependents school on the depot. Ramstein International numismatic society will have a one Day event on oct. 1, 11 . To 5 . At the Ramstein Community Center. Reservations from s. Sgt. Clinton Coomer president Ramstein Community Center Ramstein a Apo 09012. Oesterberg Netherlands is an International Coin show and open auction sponsored by the amerikan Coin club will be held Here at Camp new Amsterdam oct. 14-15, the club  show is open to the Public. Private club and professional groups May Reserve tables at the showing by sending $5 with a reservation request prior to oct. 1. Saturday september 9, 1967