European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 21, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes september 1950 German youths like in Frankfurt 500 teenage German youngsters Are going to school in the this year at american according to the letters they write their verdict on Amer ican schools is this you do not have to study As hard in an american but it does a better Job of teaching you to be a Good the thing that amazes them most is the Friendly relationship Between pupils and teachers in different from the rigid formality and strict discipline of German american officials say this program of sending germans to school in the is one of the most successful ways yet found of spreading democracy in Ger the state department and the Brethren service commission of the Church of the Brethren Are cooperating in sponsoring fee the Brethren Are Spon Soring 366 teenagers who Are sent to live one year with farm families in the state department has sen about in the letters they write the youngsters Are enthusiastic about their they take seriously responsibility for making Good use of Nolice differences each one of us must become an ambassador of Good will from Ger Many wrote Klaus from Bridgewater in Bridge a on their return to Germany Klaus he and his German schoolmates should help trans Mit the great reality of the american world to their Home land and imbue with new life Germany Cul Ture several students wrote that they were ahead of their american schoolmates in Many lines of study and that German schools seem to cram More facts into now 1 have Learned that we German students have no right to Tell our american schoolmates that better wrote w i have Learned schools not Only try Kcf with Book Man but to give Chance of studying lifes problems or practical things which Are important for their later he nazi airmen Eye return Buenos Aires 25 former Luftwaffe pilots and other a officers of the nazi army will soon return to Western Ger another group of Between 25 and 30 has decided to remain in this was reported by a Farmer member of the Luftwaffe in an interview in Buenos the source said that offers had been received from Industrial plants in Western Germany where air experts were needed for Industrial although most of the returning German officers Are hopeful of joining any German army that is created in the future the source said no offers in that respect had been received from the Bonn leading the list of expatriates plan to return was it Gen Adolf former chief of the Luftwaffe fighter who said he shot Down Between 82 and 84 British fighters during the Galland and the other Luftwaffe pilots have been living in Argen Tina since the end of the War Many have jobs with the Argen Tina some in the air Force Trainin Argentine col Werner former chief of the Luftwaffe bomber and also employed by the Argentine air will not the source officials were expected to keep a close watch on any return ing germans to forestall them entering Eastern Germany t  was the return Suras Kotab women run Prague teams Prague a Prague now has women working As Drivers or conductors on Street cars or employed in repair shops a total of 391 replaced by have left the system to go into heavy a new course is being gives for women Motorman and Gall roman skeletons t Strasbourg borers uncovered two h u m a b skeletons dating from the Gallo roman period near it was further researches turned up a coffin of the same period in an Al most perfect state of preservation All three discoveries were turned Over to the Strasbourg Arche olog ical museum for Seuff Foft Herr Frau k6nig Frau in adige Nadige a Teller Fraulein m Gna Diges Gna Diges Wie Geht is Ihnen Wie Geht is Ihnen Herr Frau Ohnich Frau one adige one adige Moller Froilan in Ediges in Ediges via Geht Ess Ihnen via Geht Ess Ihnen doctor miss to a waitress or Koenig King gracious Madam very Mueller miller1 miss gracious miss very How goes it with you How Are you 74 a warded Silver bars in Heidelberg the 1st inf div was in the Field on exercise or Ders were issued by the Neucom adjutant general giving temporary promotions to 69 1st div second lieutenants and five from other those in the 16th inf regt who received the promotions to first lieutenant were Anthony Sam Robert Albert Bryce William cum Raymond Wil Liam s John William James p Donald Treny Blay Joseph j and Wailace in the 18th the following Are now first lieutenants Thomas William Boi Sjohn Lloyd Lester Michael Frederick Thomas Charles e Howard Lamar or Clarence e Karol Zadig Alvin Harvey e Sims and Joseph f in the 26th inf regt those promoted were Francis g Robert Raymond Max Chambers Robert John w James e Devlin Francis Harold Robert e Jerome b Harmon Haven h hem Lloyd Thomas Kearney Thomas Keough Carl Dale Homer e Rudolph William Robert John e Walden ii and John Welch new first lieutenants in head of the 1st div include James James Gordon Howe and James promotions in other 1st div units included Harold d of the 58th to co John w of the 1st engr c in Robert of the 59th to co Robert of the 24th to co William of the 1st engr c in William of the 59th to co Frank of the 63d to co Jerman h of the 59th to co John m of the 1st econ and Frederick j Picard and j Frank of the 1st pm second lieutenants in other units who were promoted were Clayton c of the 308th engr depot co Andrew of the 379th inf in Herbert c Good sell of the Sostoi engr depot Karl Henion ii of the 507th engr he shop co and William of the 7772d Sis so 40 lieutenant 70 majors promoted turn editors note the daily German lessons Are taken irom the Basic course in spoken German prepared by the editorial staff of the armed forces Institute Mew usually into a Tofpi one this designers have converted the Tweed suit from a casual sports style to a dress up affair that every bit As at cocktail hour As the under the Tweed at twi one of fifth avenues most exclusive shops is devoting All its windows to featuring husky Tweed suits and Coats with velvet Satin and the fanciest of especially recommended for High fashion Wear in 50 and 51 Are tweeds tinged with Reddish and purple with Black in the jewelry no Pearl Jet or rhinestone is too flashy for Tweed trimming movie theater take doubled Over 1939 Washington moviegoers presumably Are paying out More than twice As much to see their Hollywood favourites cavort than they contributed to movie Palace tills in prewar the Commerce department re ports that the take of movie distributors in 1948 was compared with Only in the number of firms in the movie distribution Field increased in the same period from 530 to Heidelberg o r t y lieutenant colonels and 70 majors in Neucom have received according to reports received at Neucom lieutenant colonels promoted to full colonel were William 7850th pm depot up Paul assistant Post inspector at Kitzinger George surgeon of the to Seth Neucom det Charles executive officer of a Atzingen train ing Center Howard in Spector general of Wetzlar Walter executive officer at Bam Berg Merle s3 of Frankfurt Ward a joint american military assistance group Henry chief of medical serv ices at the i5th evac Hosp William executive officer of the arty up John w Hans Borough 33d a in William intelligence Neucom Divi Sion ordnance 701st Ord Maint co Jonas 122d to in b Dixon Post surgeon of the 1st med up Louis w of the adjutant generals Neucom George dental officer of the 4th Mobile army surgical Hosp Richard l Jewett 555h engr construction up Emer w Jones of Augsburg Frederick Kendall of the comptrollers division Neucom Cornelius a 7964th area 7966th Neucom pet Richard joint american military assistance group Frederic acting transportation cer of Munich Maurice director of 7815th pm depot up Patrick assistant chief of medical 97th go Lyal c Metheny joint american military assistance group William Mikkelsen executive officer of the 7871st up Solette e Minikes Deputy executive officer Schaffen Burg Robert Nelson 98th go Milton chief of the Mili tary 7792d office of Hico Francis operations organization and training Divi Neucom Hal c joint american military assistance group Richard w co 15th evac Hosp Robert chief of surgical 11th Field Hosp Richard e regimental co Sam c joint american military assistance group Stanley executive officer of Berlin William dental offi cer us constabulary George m logistics Neucom and Horace k of the joint America military assistance the majors promoted Alvon s of Wurzburg Samuel Baker of Frankfurt Fred transportation Neucom John t of Wetz Lar Ernest a of Frankfurt William a of Bremerhaven Maskell of signal division Neucom Donald g Buck Intelli gence division Neucom Raymond w of ordnance Harden of ordnance James of Augsburg John s 7966th Neucom det Joseph Cushing of Munich Bert de m of car n Devaney 1st Perry of f 7706th training Neucom Robert of Berlin Henry Heini of Frankfurt Roger of John of Frankfurt Bay less constabulary Jesse 1st inf div Leonard of Munich William of organization and training Neucom Leonard of Frankfurt John of Frankfurt Eugene of Bremerhaven Arthur 1st inf div Eugene of Heidelberg r of Harry Miner of Berlin John Moore of intelligence Lois of historical Thomas of Garmisch Nathan of intelligence Victor of Frankfurt Ralph of Heidelberg David of Nurnberg Charles of Nurnberg Gerald True of Frankfurt Alexander of Heidelberg and Frederick 7966th Neucom advancements of majors in the army specialist corps included Nelson Irey 97th go medical corps dental corps men Garnet of Munich Harold Gilbert and Abraham of Wurzburg and Raymond w Swan of Munich veterinary corps Man Charles w Colleton of Heidel majors in the service corps Given advancements were James m of Frankfurt Armand of Nurnberg Robert of Heidelberg Ferdinand of Frankfurt William Gaudy of Heidelberg Victor t mat of Nurnberg Frank a Mcgove of Stuttgart and Parker and Raymond of new lieutenant colonels in the judge advocate generals corns were Charles j Berkowitz and Francis r of Hui Dyberg in the Chapais corps William of Stuttgart John of sort apr p von oper on Fred s   girl Wienek v o g Prague a gift from the for acclimatization of it consisted of  he quickly Over to a couple of years 1945 a typhoon sweeps Over Hiro Shima killing 1946 Bishop Antonio Santin of Trieste accuses Yugo a occupation authorities of persecuting Catholic priests 1947 two of Secretary of state George marshalls proposals to the in general one for the creation of an interim com Mittee to sit Between sessions of the Assembly and the other for a review of the question of Korea Are approved by the general committee 1948 Secretary of state George Marshall urges the United nations to accept the recommend i tons of the late count Folke Bernadotte As a generally fair basis for settlement of the Palestine 1949 military government Rule in Western Germany ends and is re placed by a High commission of the Britain and the and stripes vol 8 iss Delto Mcniel managing editor sports editor executive manager chief of distr Butlo september 1934 it col Henry j Ricer Ken Zumwalt Phil Raylor Maurice r Kirkwood Louis h Brown Frankfurt Berlin Bremerhaven the european Edl for the u armed forces info Frankfurt the should be addressed mail to the new this is reentered As Secor at new bureaus Darmstadt Vienna Munich shed daily at Darmstadt forces under the auspices of the f Bucarion Neucom Darmstadt correspondence stripes Apo 175 u s be sent to 541 Washington cation of the armed it 22 1947 at the Post office Arch 3 1879