European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 06, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday september 6, 1994 world the stars and stripes Page 9 Canadian woman gets up apologizes after Chute fails from the associated press Queensville Ontario a woman making Only her second Parachute jump plunged nearly 10,000 feet and landed on her Back in a Marsh whether Chute malfunctioned. Then she got up and apologized to her sky diving instructor. It s the strangest reaction i be Ever seen said Kevin Killin an instructor at the Newmarket skydiving school. Sharon Mcclelland 26j of Newmarket was making her second Parachute jump her first free fall when her Chute Only partially opened saturday. She did not open her backup Parachute but her partially open Chute slowed her descent enough to save her life Mcclelland was treated for bruises and released. Finns Mark War s end Helsinki Finland thousands of finn gathered around the country sunday to Mark the end of their War against the soviet Union 50 years  7. On sept. 4,1944, Finland made peace with soviet dictator Josef Stalin joined in the War against nazi Germany and began five decades of close ties that came to be called  was not crushed said prime minister Esko Aho at a rally in Eastern Finland. I Don t seethe Battles of 1944 As a defeat but As a Small nation s Victory in stopping a superpower Short of its  so i g o n b re we by eyes . Hanoi Vietnam the Saigon brewery maker of the "33" Brand Beer popular with american service members in the Vietnam War is ready to Export to the United states a company official said monday. J " v  Vietnam has exported Beer Rice Coffee instant noodles and Frozen shrimp to the United state since president Clinton in february ended a 19 year old . Trade embargo of the communist nation. S. " a display to shove evidence of nails used in Crucifix Idns Jerusalem a a replica of an ankle Bone Ofa Man crucified at the time of Jesus will be exhibited by a German museum the first Public display Ever Israel authorities said. The Bone discovered 26 years ago in a Jerusalem Tomb is the Only physical evidence from the holy land that the ancient romans used nails to carry out the punishment the Bible says was meted out to Jesus. The ancient romans crucified tens of thousands of people throughout their vast Empire. Some archaeologists believe the romans tied most of their victims up with ropes rather than nailing them mostly to Recycle the crosses. The Bone was removed from its storage vault at the Rockefeller museum and reproduced at the request of the Lime museum in Aalen in Southern Germany fora display on the roman army. News of the artefact angered orthodox jews who be Lieve religious Law forbids excavating Graves As it will prevent the dead from rejoicing Whert the Messiah comes. The excavation of jewish Graves has caused riot ing at some archaeological  Vasilius safaris discovered the ankle Bone in a burial Cave in East Jerusalem in 1968, a year after the area was captured from Jordan. The Bone part of the Skeleton of a Man in his mid-20s, was found in a Stone coffin along with the partial remains of two other people. The Nail was driven into the right Heel of the Man who died sometime in the first  was t Jesus. We know this from the inscription on the ossuary that his name was apparently Yentha Nan said Efrat Orbach spokeswoman for the antiquities authority. Orbach said that the discovery of the crucified Man had been documented and the Bone had always Bee available for display but that no one had requested it before. A -. ?. " ., n. Korea reportedly set talks Seoul South Korea a of he United states will begin three Days of talks with North Korea this week on the return of remains of american service members killed in the korean War South Korea officials said  latest North korean offer to return the remains of american troops killed in the 1950-53 korean conflict appears to be part of Pyongyang s efforts to improve ties with Washington amid a dispute Over the North s nuclear program. The talks to open today at the Border Village of p Anu a pm will focus on what the North says Are the remains of 14 . Servicemen Bers said the officials at the unification Board a South korean min  v-., a,.,. Officials observing labor Day on monday were not available. _ the United states and North Korea also Are to hold talks this week on the North s nuclear program. 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