European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes , Juno ?1. 1935 Deaver inquiry panel will hold Bonn hearing world today w Iii  i in in i a House panel inc Llinat Iti Lnch is Muhi Iel k. I Leaver ill hold a closed tier Ini i i  in Linn ii in  testimony on his Star Mph Lii  .1  Wilh Hie of of Helm. L i a inn l i Iii a. I Rich. Chairman of the Loci did on Imeri c Iru Camii a Lens Mph Commilee. Said to rci1 in Mecis olins panel would travel in Ier in us i to thief wiiiies1, will in . Amhaus Viljur Kwh Aid Hun. \ spokesman Tor llu1 enily Isva in Hunn mid the stars ind stripes i i div Ilia hurl had in comment tin Llic i Imi it. Inuse Simoli Immurs. We be Wen news reports. Ilium we have in 01111 rent Ami that s about  to spokesman said. I Leaver Whlig la Lac contract to publicise a Calm 7ii in Annicc Virv. In1 Reni inst reportedly is still Jonil Milu Lormor a hic i hum do pull chief of stall is under Iii Osi to Sinim a the Suhun Nimiller and in inde pendent counsel appointed he j three judge Federal Ruth Are looking into whether Deaver violated con ice in incr pm Laws by lobbying after he left Lite gov he handled As a Federal official.  in ulu in Milu e also is Irvine in la Pennine ulu Len r in i Ohio Laws Are it eyed As a result ii it dinner ease. Ii com Minitee Dele Nalion will Enn Sisi of i ii Tui Ilki i. Thomas a.  of ohm and in or Sikurski of line Salta and Republican l it d j Tikeri of new York Wingell said Ilie new York times reported on june s that hurl mid the newspaper lie Lind Hii Ivity in Mied in Jet in Uerlin Lam Fuhruan los Eek the contract the times said it in Alu at know lodged lit1 arranged meetings Between Deaver and Derlam Ollu gals and in River stayed at the ambassador s residence. Hun told the times the invitation to Leaver was prompted by a desire to help Berlin publicise i Sanni Wersan in the tinned Stales. Hurt said he also invited executives of Nolier firms to bid for the ton treat. The Amhaus Sadmir was quoted As saying. Everyone. Re spoken to about possibly providing services to the ller liners i be made it very Clear thai we can l play  hurl also said we told the in olinits that we would help them meet with anyone interested m helping Ihm with their Public relations requirements for their 750lh  i Rini he res Iilene of Mccuis Milter Rund left con Sra Eulatus american auth or Jamrs Belld in on his award. Mitterrand presents Bernstein Baldwin France s highest award i Kis Al l president Francois Mitterrand saluted american composer conductor Leonard i . In and american writer James Baldwin Nam ing limn in meanders of the legion of Honor i Raikov s highest award. Tin.1 a Cine ceremony held thursday at the presiden tial puce brought her Stem and Baldwin together for the first Lime in Many years. Neither knew the Oiler was to receive an award. Mitterrand referred to Many of Bernslein Itom Posi tons. Including West Side Story and mass and poised the 67-year-old Maestro far a Rich and varied career thai began More than 4 1 years  Baldwin 61. Is the second Black american 10 receive Franie s most coveted award after Singer Jose Phine Baker. Uak Lwin. The author of Many essays and novels including the fire Nusl time and go Tell 11 on the  has lived in France for nearly 40 years. Getting this award from the country that 1 adopted Means France has adopted me Baldwin Lold the associated press. It s a love affair i Learned a lot in France. This is the place where 1 grew up insofar As you can Ever say you grow  Mitterrand referring to Baldwin s first hand knowl Edge of discrimination and racial hatred said his life s work explains he essential and not without a spark  Baldwin and Bernstein were flan cd by family friends and a Host of celebrities that included Ameri can film Star Lauren Bacall and Broadway veterans Betty Comden and Adolph Green. Good news turns sour then sweetens again Johannesburg up1 the Delight of a Black woman who won a �30.000 Home turned to despair when she found it was in a whiles Only neighbourhood. Perethia Rad Chc. A Black worn who has lived in a garage with her family fur the past 10 Jears wept with any when she heard she had won a new House in Crystal i Al Lutc development near the town of Bernini. Iho Johann is Hurp Star reported thursday. Contest organi  quickly assured her they mild Huckl a new and equally valuable House in a Lack District on the other Side of town. Rat Lehe had won the House after entering a Competition in which contestants were issued keys. The recipient of the key that opened the door was the Winner. After winning the contest which Only iwo Blacks entered she said. The fact that my neighbors would be White Means nothing 10  Onee assured she would gel a new House she said she was looking Forward to living in Davey ton with her husband and three children. Buddhist monks warned about a priestly conduct Rangoon Burma us l burmese Buddhist monks with a taste for the theater movies and soccer matches risk Stern action by the government if they continue in their in priest in conduct. A decision made thursday by the Central Buddhist monks organization currently my cling in Rangoon said moral pressure alone has Heen ineffective in stopping some monks from going to Heaters and soccer matches or solicit ing alms and resorting to violence and the state should step in and take action. The government is expected to accept the decision. Britain s medical services declining report says London up1 Britain has the lowest ratio of surgeons to population among major Western nations confirming a continuing de Cline in medical services under the stale run National health service a report said. The report commissioned by the Royal col lege of surgeons and released thursday said Britain has six limes fewer surgeons per capita than the Federal Republic of Germany just Over five limes fewer than the United slates or Bel Gium and four times fewer than Italy. The report added weight to statements issued by a conference of regional health authorities who said government cuts meant stale run hospitals were deteriorating and worn out equip ment cannot be  lost1 Kafka letters cards turn up in Small Bookstore Prague Czechoslovakia Al l eight id lers and 23 Post cards written by Franz Kafka and previously thought to be lost have been Pur Aliased by a Small Bookstore Here the official Nevis Agency ctr reported thursday. The report said the correspondence was acquired from a private collector. It gave neither the name of the bookshop nor the name of the collector. Most of the correspondence is addressed to Kafka s father and deals with his personal affairs and life in Germany where he spent several years before his death in 192-the report said. Kafka author of the novels the Castle the trial the Short Story metamorphosis and other celebrated works died of tuberculosis. One of the letters was sent a Day before his death from a Sanatorium in Kierling Austria where he was undergoing treatment the report said