European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 23, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 to aces places the stars and stripes March the Selling of a writer the Washington Independent writers group will Cele brate its 10th anniversary by auctioning off some unique the which has is offering a lunch with Washington Post executive editor Ben a years Worth of free manicures from Robin Nancy reagans a mention in Art Buchwald a White House briefing with Larry Speakes and the papers that Frank Sinatra had served on Kitty Kelley when she was working on an unauthorized War reminder delegates headed for Security Council debates soon will be confronted by a symbolic reminder of the horrors of War a tapestry of Pablo Picasso Mas informed sources the valuable owned by the late Nelson Rockefeller and Woven under Picasso is to be loaned or donated to the United nations by Marga Retta Happy widow of the former new York governor and vice Secretary general Javier Perez de Cuellar met at the United nations in new York with Rocke pilgrims cup acquired a 351yearold Silver wine cup hoisted by Pilgrim governor William Bradford has been acquired in Europe by the smithsonian institution and the Pilgrim the groups the cup had passed through the hands of Bradford and spent some time in a world War ii Footlocker As a Good Luck until it was auctioned off in 1981 to a London company for were Happy its Back in it took 300 years to get it Back where it said Eleanor curator of exhibits at the Pilgrim society Plymouth Hall museum in the cup will be displayed at the museum from april 1 to june when it will be transferred to the smithsonian museum of american it will be displayed there beginning june 14 for three years and will alternate Between the two museums for three years the known As a Charles 1 wine was made in London in 14 years after Bradford and the Pil grims travelled to the new the cup bears the initials we Between two sober look at new York what was billed As a sober look at How two mayors of new York governed the nations largest City instead became a bit of a comedy mayor Edward ending his second fou year and former mayor Robert who held the cites top Post from 1954 to had several comi Cal exchanges at new York University graduate school of Public Wagner said president Dwight Eisenhower became upset at Wagner because the the mayor told him he didst want the King of saudi Arabia to visit new primarily because of Security a jealous looking Koch you had your own foreign policy and Koch was ready when Wagner said he was Wor ried about the Young age of police officers in High crime areas such As the Bronx and he said officials told him most have less than three years on the Job and that a better officer often was the one with More years on the Koch quickly shot Back but the policemen with less than three years experience can run As fast As the Pia and child a photo celebrity Pia Zadora poses with daughter Kady who is named after the character Pia played in the film Zadora will be appearing sat urday in London at the Royal festival Hall in a bbl radio 2 gala its like taking Candy from a sheriffs office a food distributor in says the Honor system Candy Box she left at the Madison county sheriffs office came up but the sheriff says the missing Money is not Gayla Scouten told the Madison county commission she May sue in Small claims court to recover the Short which she said accumulated from August 1984 to but sheriff Lionel Koon said Hes not responsible for the Money because Scouten was warned last August of earlier problems with similar Honor system food i will not assume the responsibility for that he told the it wont come from the sheriffs the sheriff said Scouten could seek reimbursement from the deputies but the deputies Are not the ones responsible for the he said several people in the courthouse had Access to the Candy including jail Candy bars and snack foods Are openly displayed in the which has a Slot for Money to be deposited under the Honor Scouten removed the display in january because the shortage was not made Scouten said she was unaware of earlier problems with Honor system food but Koon said deputies reimbursed a previous dealer to avoid publicity about apparent Scouten said she leaves notes on her 30 boxes when Ever there is a and the missing funds usually Are made police chief Blair Siepert already has made up a shortage for the Box in his the Candy seller adding she believes employees in the sheriffs office should set an example of honesty for the lets be careful out Granny a grandmother who posted High scores on the test for prospective police officers now says she has to consider whether she really wants to patrol the cites the Cleveland civil service commission informed Esther that she is being considered for a Rookie patrolman making her the oldest person the commission has Ever considered for police Snyder scored near the top on the written test when it was last Given in she now faces a background a physical a psychological Examina Tion and 16 weeks of police training before becoming an More she must decide if she even wants 1 just dont want to be made an object where i will be what if in on foot will people be pointing and staring at me because of my Snyder Home of Mayflower Doest want hitlers boat town fathers in said this week they would fight tooth and Nail plans by a local Developer to turn Adolf hitlers yacht into a museum in the town where the pilgrims landed in the this is americas Hometown this is where free Dom said Plymouth selectman George a world War ii combat Veteran who was injured several said he had been getting phone Calls at Home from angry Plymouth residents wanting to Stop the plans for a museum in hitlers the the Mayflower is a Symbol of Butters i cant for the life of me understand Why he wants to put a nazi Symbol in the same at Issue is Charles Sander sons plan to make the boat part of a military a Plymouth recently bought the decaying 85foot yacht for from Horace Glass of who had it docked in Glass said he put 12 years and in an unsuccessful attempt to restore the Sanderson was unavailable for but Glass said Sanderson will renovate the Ostwind and open it As a museum in the same town where the Mayflower landed and tourists flock to see Plymouth Paris musicians looking Forward to Kentucky tour Robert Weaver int used to being a dignitary in the concert Halls of but Lorch Estre de Paris had a Surprise for the unshaven music pro Fessor when he showed up at la Salle still groggy from an overnight flight last month to the professor from tiny Centre College in was ushered into the managers introduced and pelted with questions about the Small town where he the French musicians have reason to wonder Dan a Kentucky Bluegrass town of people about 40 Miles Southwest of is one of the stops on the orchestras tour this they were really Weaver they had looked on a map and had seen a number of Danville in Illinois and a Little one in i have a feeling they thought wed come out in bib overalls and drive up in the orchestra and conductor Daniel Barenboim will be received this month at Centre colleges Norton Center by a rather sophisticated in 11 orchestras from the Hague and Scotland have played at Norton Cen Ter in addition to several top classical music opera companies and Broadway Road Why Danville the Community could easily rely on Lexington and the University of Kentucky or 85 Miles away for cultural but Danville residents dont have to venture so far Many attended Centre a private school of just Over 750 students a rigorous academic tradition reaching Back to sixty six percent of Centre alumni contribute to the keeping them interested in Campus when Centre College decided to build an auditorium in the Early Thomas then the and some boosters instead raised Money for a real concert William Wesley Peters of the Frank Lloyd Wright foundation designed Norton Center and Newlin a Small arts series was already operating in Dan and it has grown into the Newlin this years eight event series of theater and music sold subscriptions by that getting up toward 10 percent of the total which is pretty darn High that just said Frank chairman of the National endowment for the arts in across the it never ceases to Surprise me what a lot of really first rate arts activity does go on in smaller