European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 23, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes thursday february 23, 1ff� Callan to Dock today with 179 aboard Heidelberg feb. 22 special the army transport Gen r. E. Callan is scheduled to Dock at Bremerhaven tomorrow with 179 dependents of Neucom military and civilian personnel. According to the. Neucom trans Portal Ion division the names and destinations of the " dependents aboard Are Aue Buie Forrester Mildred Kaisey Mary Baa Nau Heijn Fratte Eva Burtis Floyd and Florence Berlin Myers Mary Sands Alice Taitts Gladys and Janis.  Foi further assign in Berry. Anna Leslie ii and i i scylla Billings. Lucy Chadderon Irene Bragg Laura Chambers Christine Conrad Helen and James Cooney Elhel Danic is Ann Dean Madeline and Carolyn Del drier Marion Richard. Thomas and Jackey Teutsch Marie doctor Suzanne andalan Felion Oneidia Poison Julie Carolyn Linda and Patricia Hackney a ice Helmers. Ethel Susan and Rita Jones Josephine and Sandra Ann Kinder Anne Charles jr., and Juie Koisch Emmaline Mary and Francisjr. Uuie Mary and John Mcdowell. Helen. Patricia and Mary Mcgonagle Pauline and Joseph or. Merrill Ruth Miller Donna Neumann Jean Mark and Linda Patterson Florence Pai Iilo Mary and Joseph. Popadich Bertha Barbara and Michael Fritz Violet Prue Kathenne Stephanie and Virginia Suli Lois James arid Betty Saunders Rosalie turnips de Lur Een Wiiiiam and John Tyler Anna Martha May and Jacquelin Ward Frances Washington. Eva Wilkins Anne Williams loss Emp Etana Otto Willis. Lillian Rebecca and Robert Woods Anne Gordon Virginia. William Massey and James Massey. Darmstadt l o c k e 1 1fannie and Warren. Erttie Goff Edith and David Russell. Jennie. Frankfurt Bivins Rose and Brack Gaio ulee Billie Kimbrough Betty and Beatrice. Fritzlar Barto Dorothy and Michael. Furstenfeld Brack h a 1 1 m a n. Flor ence Derilda and Beth Mcabee Gwendolyn Naleid Patricia. Hanun Elburg w e 1 1 e r. Ruth an Leonora. Heidelberg altar Lisa and Babette Joli Mildred Bron and Nield. Herzog Naurace Skinner  Erickson Inez and Lonez. Ianc shut Johns Anna and Harold. Mannheim Dotseth  Hildebrand. Kathryn and  Huckabee Lanida and Lynette Williams Wanda Rhine main Caner Virginia and Douglas Haygood. Gloria Cherri and Frank Marx in Janet. Son Trofen Waiker Anne Patricia Nancy and Thomas. Straubing Mclntyre  Erickson Florence. Wetzlau Curran Jacqueline an Jacqueline. To Wiesbaden Burns. Lavonia. Waiter and Sandra. Ely Katherine Barbara and Daniel Farrar Delores Klingler Santena and Jack or. Wesl Moreland Marguertte. Wurzburg Fellan Carie Goslee Ora Moore Evelyn an Thomas. Austria Vienna Ellis Hedy. Loren Julie and Thomas Johnson Floy Lois and Anima Lawrence Edna. Belgium Brussels Gabriel Waneta Lavan Etva and James bobbins. Karol Richard and Patrick. France Paris do Billei and Christopher Isaac Maxine Langlois Denise i Frohman Avis. Wants to return to Germany of in the zones sgt Bauric tops 16th inf no class Joan Ocile von Goetz is shown shortly after her arrival in Wash Tagoc Afler being deported by . Officials in Germany for Over staying Herr Legal entry permit. Miss von Roctz is determined to come Back to Germany and says that she will renounce my american citizenship if necessary in order to accomplish her return. Inf first Frankfurt families move into renovated billets Frankfurt feb. 22 special Frankfurt military Post has taken the first step to Abate its serious housing shortage for army families by moving 18 families into recently renovated apartments in the Atter Iury Betts billeting area Ftp officials announced. By the end of March renovation of a total of 270 two and three bedroom apartments in the Are Awili be completed and families Wilt be moved in As fast As the units Are available the Frankfurt accommodations Agency said. First beneficiary of the conversion of former bachelors quarters to family apartments at Atterbury belts was capt Arnold Kane of the Ftp is Section who with his wife and child has been living More than three months in a bad Homburg hotel  Kanes and 17 other army families moved into fully furnished apartments consisting of living room dining room Bath Kitchen and two or three bedrooms depend ing on size of the family. At Atterbury Betts army fam Ilies Are slated to receive 110 officer and 81 first three grader quarters while the air Force has been allotted 45 officer and 34 firs three Grade quarters. This division of billets is the result of a Survey conducted on Rel Ilive strength of each service in the Frankfurt  addition to this project Ftp has received funds for the conver Sion of 34 additional Bachelor quarters into family units when completed this will make a total of approximately 65 forme Bachelor Quarter converted to hous ing for army and air Force  the priority system used in assigning the new  Robert p. Clay Frankfurt accommodations officer said first will come families on the waiting list who Are now living in hotels or at Oiher posts. Next in line will be those families residing in quarters considered to be in adequate due to the size of the family it will be some time before Weare Able to take proper care of everyone entitled to a change of quarters but our eventual aim isto be Able to have a family arrive in Frankfurt in the morning reassigned quarters that afternoon and move in the next  of additional units is in Progress at Hanau sub Post and conversion to family Type Quarter Sis scheduled to Start soon on accommodations at Darmstadt. 8 educational films released by Hico Frankfurt feb. 22 is eight new films for use in Hico s reorientation program have Bee released to . Resident officers for showing at German Community meetings. The film service part of a larger audio visual education program has expanded rapidly during the Pas year. More than 500 if my sound projectors Are now in use As Well As equipment for showing strip film Sand slides for use in lectures. Films and slides Are shown by a corps of nearly 300 German projectionists. Mess Honor won by so co 16th inf Nurnberg feb. 22 special Wong Ralph. A Gardner regimental food service supervisor of the 16th inf announced so co As the Winner of the january Best mess award. At a Retreat formation sgt Ray mond Van Dyne company mess Steward received the plaque which will hang in his dining Hall until another unit wins the award. The company commander capt John w. Barclay presented the plaque to Van Dyne. Second and third place were won by e and h companies respectively. Class attendance rises in 16th inf Nurnberg feb. 23 special it Donald d. Homer 16th inf tie officer announced that aver age class hour attendance has reached More than  Termon the three  education Center is open. In addition 40 enlisted men of the regiment were interviewed Foroff duty courses. Six High school level ged tests and one College level test were completed during the past week. Off duty courses in the Center Are scheduled to continue through May l. Nurnberg feb. 22. At graduation ceremonies for the second class of the 16th inf no school maj Ivan a Phillips school commandant named sgt Ian. Bourdo g co 7 and sgt Michae Driscoll b co As Honor graduates in academic achievement and phys ical fitness phases respectively. Bourdo compiled an 88-Plusaverage in All examinations to be named top student in the class of 60.col John p. Evans speaking to the class pointed out the Opportunity for noncommissioned officers inthe army to obtain commissions. He cited the example of it Gen Clarence r. Huebner who Rose from the enlisted ranks to com Mand the . Army Europe a third class began feb. 13. At the same time the recent class was assigned to units of the regiment for practical training and grading by platoon commanders. Co Stab no commended Augsburg feb. 22 special Cpl Richard j Stock of to co,3d in 2d army Cav regt has won a three Day pass and commendations from it col Felix e. Tharpe battalion co and capt William f. A Frieh company co Lor designing and constructing a new rack form3 sub machine guns with suggestions from cps Frank coins his assistant Stock designed and built a compact rack made of Wood reinforced with Angle Irons which holds 24 guns. Candelabra judged Best Schwabish Hall feb. 22 special a candelabra made by pvt George l. Werlau of b Btry,5th a in in the special services Craft shop has been adjudged Hee com Blue ribbon Winner in craftsmanship. The candelabra was forwarded to Washington for entry in the army wide crafts contest. There it was selected for major exhibition with the other winners of the con test held in the  has been awarded a certificate of achievement signed by Secretary of the army Gordon Gray. Heidelberg Pio move Heidelberg feb. 22 special the Heidelberg military Post pub Lic information office is no located at no. 1 ried sir in Heidel Berg it has been announced by capt Gordon w. Knapp Public in formation officer. The office was formerly located at the Corner of Fried Rich Ebert Allee and Hohr Bacher str. Care divided in Austria Vienna feb. 22 is needy austrians will get a "extra"$100,000 Worth of care food and clothing packages the care mis Sion to Austria  Money for the extra gift parcels comes from a few cents surplus in previous packages sentry the nonprofit organization. The total of such extra gifts to Austria is $349,000 during the three and a half years. The dividend is in proportion to total care volume in each nation. Delivery of packages to Austria do of totalled More than $8,000,000. The local Mission said gift a be distributed within the next two months on a need Baa a through care s member agencies in Austria. Berlin Gya gets building Berlin feb. 22 is off Ciani announced that a 10-room building formerly used As an american office building has been turn Dover to the West Berlin youth Council for use As a Center for Tea. Young people s organizations. The building located in the debt strict of Steglitz once housed the education and religious affair Branch of of mobs Berlin sector. It contains an auditorium with seating capacity of 200. New Deutsche Post station Frankfurt feb. 22 Twenty five per cent of the constabulary s no Academy Insi Ruo tors have returned to their per manent organizations after completing four months of work Astl � first instructors at the Munich school it was announced by the 34constab Brig. In the future instructors for the Academy will be rotated at the re of 25 per cent each month. Red Cross fund drive Munich feb. 22 is the 1950 red Cross fund Campaign committee of the Munich Millay a Post has formulated plans for the Post s participation in the coming red Cross membership drive maj w. G. M. Edwards commute chairman announced. Bonn Aid gives luncheon Berlin feb. 22 is Ber Ikirt three Western commandants Werf guests at a luncheon Given by or. Heinrich Vockel Berlin representative of the German Federal Republic. The luncheon was also attended by leading City religion Industrial and political figures. The stars and stripes vol. 7, no. 30 editor in chief managing editor sports editor. Thursday february 33,  col William m. Summer Ken Zumwalt pub Taylor executive manager chief of distribution Maurice b.  h. Brown news bureaus Frankfurt. 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