European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 10, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday april 10, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 9 sex Singer reveals new dimension in her act by Betty Bell staff writer former jazz Singer Nora Herrmann now entertains peo ple by looking into their past and peeking into their future. She says she Learned her Trade from gypsies in a hungarian jail. Her entertainment is a Good outlet for people said Nancy Ross chief of commercial entertainment for army morale support activities. It s different and it s the Type of entertainment you either like or Don t like. There Are people who Are interested in this other  during Herrmann s personalized cosmic revelation show which she brings to army clubs and recreation centers throughout Germany participants can have their Palms or cards read and their love secrets unfolded As Well As be advised of the future or learn about the Cosmos. I was sort of hesitant about her show at first Ross said. This was an area we had never dealt with before. Within my own mind i had to be sure she was t just out to make Money. I had an in depth interview with her during which she Laid out her cards to show me the kind of show she would  Ross said Herrmann read things about her past and told her some things to be aware of. She told me something about my father s health. She said within a couple of months he would be going into the Hospital. Within that time it  a bizarre set of circumstances led dutch born Herr Mann to set her sights on the metaphysical. While working for an International Agency booking entertainment for a nightclub act she was jailed in Hungary. The Date was sept. 26,1983, she said. I dreamed the Date in april of that year she said. I never paid attention to dreams before. Not until i actually saw the jail did i realize it was the building in my dream i remembered the horrible Gray Walls. I had never been in Hungary before in my  Herrmann said she was travelling with another colleague and an acquaintance they had met along the Way. When they got to the Border the acquaintance s paper work was military Roundup maj. Gen. Graves to become assistant Deputy chief of staff Heidelberg maj. Gen. Richard g. Graves com Mander of the 3rd army div will become the army s assistant Deputy chief of staff for operations in Early june a Usa eur news release said. Taking his place at 3rd army will be maj. Gen. Thomas n. Griffin jr., presently commander of the Berlin brigade. The new Berlin brigade commander will be Brig. Gen. Jack d. Woodall assistant commander 4th inf div fort Carson Colo. New 2nd army commander to take Over at fort Hood Heidelberg maj. Gen. Roger j. Price Usa eur Deputy chief of operations since june 1985, has been assigned As commander of the 2nd army div at fort Hood Texas. Brig. Gen. George a. Joulwan will take Price s place on june 20. Joulwan is director of Force requirements combat support systems in the office of the army s Deputy chief of staff for operations. Civilian airman winners in air Force Competition Washington two people in Europe Are among " the winners of the air Force s annual contracting manufacturing and Quality Assurance Competition an air Force news release said. Charles m. Casteel a civilian from Lindsey As Germany won in the specialized contracting division. . Sean e. Pot Omson Raf Weathersfield England won in the out standing base level Quality Assurance evaluator division. Black stallions cited for operational excellence Simonella Sicily helicopter combat support so 4 received the european Region National defense transportation association award for 1985, according to a Navy release. The Squadron also won in 1984. The Squadron set the Standard for operational excellence while delivering 7,787 passengers 586,840 pounds of mail and Over 3.6 million pounds of cargo last year. It also maintained a two year Accident free flight record. The Squadron known As the Black stallions is based at Simonella Nas and deploys 29 detachments throughout the Mediterranean. Is photo by Betty Bell Nora Herrmann. A Good outlet for  not in order Herrmann said. We were All thrown in jail. I was moved to 17 jails Over three months she said. Nobody knew where i was. That s where i met a lot of gypsies who taught me about cards and Palms. My sex husband paid a lot of Money to lawyers and this arabian millionaire i used to write letters for called some minister in the government. There was a court Case but from the Way everybody was acting i could Tell the judge and jury were on my Side. They knew i had t done anything. The judge sentenced me to four years in prison and suspended the sentence right away. It was really strange. When it was All Over everybody was laughing and shaking my hand. They told me to come Back again. It was All a big joke it  since the experience Herrmann has studied Aura read Ings and palmistry and has attended seminars on cosmic Energy. Ross has watched Herrmann in action. Generally even when she s contracted to do four hours she will stay longer to take care of the crowd she said. I be watched the reactions of the people coming from her shows and they really seem impressed. People realize she s beyond that sort of charlatan  during a recent show at the Darmstaedter officers club several of Herrmann s patrons talked about the experience. These things really fascinate me said Karen Trudy a a staffing specialist at the Darmstadt civilian personnel office. Usually they always Tell you something bad. 1 turned up the cards and she told me 1 had Many lives before. She s very positive and says Good things. That s always Nice to hear. It was fun and i d do it  Ann Hart said she thought the show was interesting. I came because my husband was Here the last time and said i should try it said Hart who is married to 1st it. John Hart of the 32nd army air defense come. "1 was kind of nervous at first. She told me some interesting  Hart said she believed Herrmann because i want to believe her this was my first time Ever with anything like this it was interesting said Janice d. Hauler a billeting clerk. I expected her to Tell me More. She did t Tell me any thing i did t already know.  i was a Little Digap  Linda Knowlton an cafes accountant at the Post Exchange said she said a lot of Good things that hit upon some things that Are True in my life. I was surprised and i May not be quite As worried about the future As i thought i might  Italy fears tainted wine May prompt some countries to ban imports Rome a Italy faces an International backlash from contaminated wine that has killed 20 people but a Vatican official assured roman catholics that the wine used during mass is not tainted. The nation is the world s largest wine producer and the italian government fears the scandal could Lead some countries to bar imports. The agriculture ministry has ordered that bottles intended for Export carry a certificate guaranteeing they Are free of Methyl alcohol. Cardinal Paul Augustin Mayer who Heads the vat ican s congregation for sacraments and divine cult said tuesday that a Long standing Church regulation requires that Only the purest wine be used and that Bishops and priests make sure the Rule is obeyed. Authorities said 20 people Are known to have died in Italy from drinking wine laced with Methyl alcohol used illegally to raise the alcohol Content and Many More have gotten sick. Police continued a nationwide seizure of poisonous wine and three More people who allegedly supplied Methyl Alco hol to italian wine merchants were arrested in Northern Italy raising the total arrests in the Case to 10. Hundreds of people lined up in health offices in several italian cities this week to have wine examined. Many italians bottle their own wine bought from wholesale Deal ers. . Officials have said none of the tainted wine has been found in the United states. However contamination fears have already prompted some countries to take action. French officials on tuesday said nearly 5 million Gal Lons of suspect italian wine had been seized in that coun try and nearly 1,100 tests had been conducted on both bottled and bulk wine from Italy. Belgium s government warned people not to drink ital Ian wine and asked importers not to sell any without test ing it. The italian wine association said some foreign orders had been suspended but did not say How Many. The european common Market s governing body said tuesday that Italy had temporarily halted All wine exports but the italian news Agency Ansa quoted the Agri culture ministry in Rome As saying later that no Block against exportation of italian wine has been arranged or carried  the government drafted a Bill that would provide stiffer penalties for those doctoring wine and establish closer examinations of food and drink. Parliamentary sources said they expected the Bill to pass As Early As thursday. Seven companies Are suspected of lacing wine with Methyl alcohol according to Milan state prosecutor Alber to Nobili who leads the investigation. Six Are based in the Piedmont and Emilia regions in the North and one in Manduriao in Southern Italy. Investigators say As Many As 33 companies have marketed tainted wine. Methyl alcohol can cause blindness coma and death if consumed in Large Quantity. Navy starts exercise in Atlantic Caribbean Washington a the Navy wednesday launched a major Fleet readiness exercise in the Western Atlantic and Eastern Caribbean involving 31 . Service vessels and two foreign vessels the Pentagon said. The exercise dubbed flee Tex 2-86, is part of a continuing series of Maneu vers conducted annually by the Atlan tic Fleet and will extend through april 27, the Pentagon said. It is under the command of vice adm. Henry c. Mustin commander of the 2nd Fleet the Navy said. The 31 . Ships with 14,000 sailors aboard will be joined by a dutch frigate and a venezuelan submarine the Navy said. An unspecified number of american sub marines will also participate. In addition b-52 bombers Kc-135 tankers and f-106 fighters assigned to air Force units will participate. Some of the planes will simulate enemy aircraft the Navy said. The . Ships will include the aircraft Carrier Forres Tal the battleship Iowa and three cruisers. The exercise is designed to improve Fleet readiness and to enhance the ability of the Battle Force to operate together the Navy said participants will train throughout the Broad spectrum of naval warfare including operations against surface ships aircraft and submarines the service said. The Navy conducted the last flee Tex Man Euver in february with 34 ships and approximately 17,000 sailors