European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 10, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                19so the stars and stripes Page 5 credit Union ens today Ruffner signs driving pledge Juja Frankfurt Awe of Hie Ilca Hico in Boom i loan of Kowk and membership by by buying a minimum paying z arc Deposit of not More gob per month i wort Union is a cooperative designed to encourage and Wake to t interest dividends annually in ism and n a waived a dividend employee already belongs to he Al become a the Frankfurt Frankfurt sub office Transfer his membership ice cent interest i member my borrow up to 5300 signature but higher usually in a interest is per month on the in and Sig holy lower on jew of or More Imd applications must be a s  a subcommittee in Frank or final approval must Boob l is anticipated Liat Lojis can be processed by available to within seven assistant treasurer slate department credit is now in Frankfurt and will s or about two weeks to in setting up the Frankfurt Chester relations and senders has appointed assistant of the Frankfurt Roui has been named in temporary office be from to am to pm in refugee project for Mccloy Aid k f us 9 at Lubeck have decided to i Hie of their postwar projects the Harvey set Kment in Honor of uie consultant to the High for project has been financed Biega to has Jiff Nord for in of Yeroian Trade Union said Gprman officials of Xii h1cog office r was a member of live Council of uie Al brie Gen David k inf intr Norn birr the Usak Kur Noah Cideila my Priam on his Post by the first Safe driving pledge looking on arc it col Sam Provost and Mai car Accident rate drops in co slab injuries increase 9 constabulary vehicles togged 97 Miles of army travel in an unusually heavy with 54 for a vehicle Accident Rale of Only safety Provost marshal the wreck Rale was considerably under thai of when accidents for each Miles were in military injury rates the command had ils highest Ninvi since exercise the thai Ernide Man Euver of last a total of 109 men were five losing their for a Mark of for each 20 soldiers Hurt in the 54 army vehicle 20 soldiers were while 31 Ger mans were two fatally five co Stab 51qth a 74th a 97ih Sig operations and the 51st medi Cal Rove throughout june without any of the five soldiers one one was killed in a tank one lost tits life on a one had a fatal and one was electro Cudtud when the Aerial on a tank contacted a High tension electrical of the 113 on the injured 31 were Hurt it 26 handling 22 in and 20 in army vehicle two become wogs 9 m Othar Gibson and Samuel Marrus have been sworn in As warrant Junior it was announced by killing ii train ing  mounts to 21 9 Twenty one persons have died in the Mont hold outbreak of infantile paralysis in South Ger health authorities reported yesterday As the number of cases jumped to health departments in the states of Bavaria and Wurtem Bergad Only Usu in Germany hard hit by the summer polio outbreak said the disease had not reached epidemic proportions and there was no plan to declare a state of Quad in Wurttemberge Baden the number of cases increased from 75 to and deaths from eight to in the past eight Stutt the had three deaths and 45 m Kitzinger recorded three More cases to bring its total to More Ihan on third of the Stales bavarian authorities were also fighting an unexpected outbreak of typhoid and Paratyphoid in am Iii Ere 35 were hospitalized and a like number isolated As 2 Nurnberg housing units exclude dogs As Pels 9 occupants of sch Weinau Kase rhe and the new dependents housing area now under construction behind Nurnberg military Post he will not be allowed to have dogs As pets Post officials of Yards and the fact that Al apartments will be completely outfitted with new furniture were Given As the reasons by Post of Shouse reports on new Aid for Gya to Gen Heuss 9 Theodor president of the West German yesterday discussed plans for German youth assistance Aci truies with Jowett of chairman the Gen Clay comm tree for who will Complete an eight Eek tour of Gormanjr on saturday when she to departs or the aboard the transport Gen Maurice described to houss the cooperation her committee has received from every part of the in its efforts to obtain mate rials to be used in the 266 Gya centers in the earlier in Shouse conferred Tveith Gen Thomas cenamao6erin and reported to him on current Gya activities in Ger Heuss was advised that a number of universities and colleges in the Are sending materials to be used for Art work Jin new Cen ters and that More than pounds of brushes and other Art Maleria arrived in Germany this Shouse said that this was the first s h i p m e n t of Art supplies which will cot venue to arrive from the shipment earlier Unis Shouse announced that a Large shipment of materials to be used in making clothes and in other handicraft activities a Gya cent e r would arrive at Bremerhaven these also the firs series shipments of were collected throughout the through the cooperation of the general federation of women mrs Shouse to Heuss that the steady of Gya supplies from the United states was made up Small not necessarily important in them but they do demonstrate the continuing and increasing interest of the american people in Habibi nation and stabilization of 1 think the people May be assured of our sincere efforts to1 help them build a stable Economy and an effective Shouse and particularly to assist in every proper Way toward the development and advancement of their relaxed for 9 special Usa Jeus relaxed placement restrictions to allow Allied and Neutral employees paid from appropriated funds to Becan Sid tired on an equal basis with americans for Dollar paid vacancies in Neucom for which no personnel can be found whose positions have been declared surplus Orav those is to be terminate due to reduction in any supervisor having a vacancy May now select a candidate from Allied Neutral american this action was taken to obtain the ibes qualified for All Neutral candidates considered for vacant Fellows inspects classes at Kitzinger Center 9 armed forces education and information e u c o accompanied by maj Lyman of Neucom spot visited the Kitzinger training Center to in Spect educational a cities the officers were greeted by col Maurice b i g e 1 o Center Fellows inspected the 7744th educational training unit and the Educa Tion and attended class sessions Allied and employees of appropriated agencies May now be transferred to another or reassigned without approval Fromar Sarteur it was that Allied Neutral cd Ilia currently employed by usares not be hired without prior by Usa eur Blue Berlin 9 actors at berlins Westena Ter Day the condition of very and showing boy was ated upon Blue operation chair Man the department University of Jshii associate professor Southern performed delicate operation and demonstrating Lins free under prices of the unitarian service com an airs theater might 9 Little theater presented Toni Orrow show by the special 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