European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 30, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                September 1950 the stars and stripes Page 5 yanks join mommies in British zone Maneu vers some British together with and other Allied this week mane Vered Over Square Miles of the British Gen Thomas of com visited i Gen sir Charles British army of the Rhine left photo left to right Brig Gen 7th annd Brig Handy and maj Gen British lib army surveying Man Euver soldiers Man a col at is guarded by pfc Alfred Beatty left and Cpl Loots Bossier three British soldiers right stand by a Dingo scout car daring the photo in the zones Gens be Houart honoured by Vienna i sept rss Gen i Geoffrey High com i Janis Stoner for and general i of the army Marie Emile Beth French High received honorary degrees of doctor i of political science irom the Una i Tor sity of Vienna in a ceremony f before the University academic Hector Johannes Gabriel praised both High commissioners Lor their assistance in rehabilitating aus trias educational life after the War and for their furtherance of Cul Tural exchanges Between their countries and the ceremonies were attended by High ranking and French including austrian president Karl Chancellor Leopold Theodore Cardinal Watter charge affaires of the Brig Gen James Deputy High Brig Gen Ira Vienna Post com and Swift Mode plane meet in Wiesbaden today 29 the second Safe sponsored invitational u control Mode Lair plane meet will be held at wies Baden air base under the auspices of the wies Baden air base Wing and wheel i Competition for the meet is open to All members of chartered Model Airlane individuals of Safe or Neucom military instal and civilian personnel dependents of military and civilian personnel also Are invited to Competition categories for contestants Are divided into three groups for contestants under 16 16 to 20 and for contestants 21 or four soldiers injured in double Accident bad sept 29 Spe double Accident injured four soldiers in the Poppenhausen the Provost marshal an Auto driven by sgt mar e 14th army collided with a German bus on the Road be tween Here and both Martin and his pvt Archie d were in a few minutes Cpl Marion Hickens and pvt Frank Van Dele both of the 15th Ord Mam drove past and picked up the by injured men to drive them to the dispensary a Mickens rounded i curve la a German vehicle hit his car and spun it into a build All four men were then taken to a dispensary for treatment and Jones was transferred to the 57th Field Hospital in with a broken two recruits assaulted by unknown persons sept 29 two members of the Augsburg military posts 4m8th labor so co have been the victims of unprovoked assault by unknown it was announced the rets Theodore wag Ner and Franz were so badly beaten that they required treatment at the 539th Gen disc Wagner was accosted by several men while returning to his quarters at night Bernhard was dragged from his bicycle while Riding along the Vertach River Between Goggin Gen and both men stated they were attacked by yes tire prices cheaper than in sept 29 Market research comparisons Indi Cate that yes is now supplying car tires at prices up to cheaper than comparable tires can be obtained from mail order in the Brand sold by yes is one of the current big four on the tire 232 new arrivals listed by Neucom 29 special the following 232 dependents of Neucom military and civilian personnel Are listed by Neucom As newcomers to the their destinations being Germany bad Ste Phanie and Annie g o n i a 1 e Jessie and Norma Marjorie and Bremerhaven for further assign Veltina and Edwin Bare Neile and Juliet Agnes Elizabeth and Donna Sarah and George Gary Mamo and Paul ony Joyce and Mary and Donald Kath Karen and child Marie Dohy Roma Gran and Larry Julie and Lois and Laura Emery Patricia Susan and John Shirlay and Joanne John and James Oiin and Duana Janette and John Clara Bertha and Audrey Rose and Linta Barbara and James Allyne Betty Eleanor and Nanette Willie Sybil and Robert Alia on and Barbara Mclaughlin Eugene and Elaice Mcmurt Margaret Ruth Ivy Benson itinerary 29 special the Ivy Benson a British musical review now touring Safe installations in the will play at Tull air 1 Neu Biberg air 2 lands Berg air 3 and Fursten Feld Bruck air lieutenant awarded 29 a bequest of from the will of an army widow has been awarded 1st it Frank of the 1st engr c in As an outstand ing Cadet of the West Point class of Janet Buchanan member of an old army directed that the sum be awarded a member of the graduating class after her death on the basis of character and willingness to serve his Grover died in who is co of co was chosen by a committee composed of maj Gen Bryant superintendent of West Point the first Cadet and the Cadet brigade adjutant the award was made Fol lowing final probation of the the 28yearold a native of entered the army in he is married and has one first it Frank Berrr Kathleen and Sheila Eleanor and Joann Carolyn and Larry Mary and Judith per Frank and Robert Pink Frances and Donna Marln Jacqueline Rose Clara Mary and James Billle and Oliver do Dart Stephyne and Richard Lillian and do Nat Ettles and James Karon and John Melba and Melba Gall and Roberta Martha Judith and Phillip Bonnie and Thomas Sandra and june anal i or Audra Dorothy and i Elizabeth Norman and Lottie Brad Gwendoline Susan and Peter Irma and Erroa Lar Linda and m a b 1 e and Terrance Clara Calhoun Donald and Marie Stella Jeanne and Wanda and Catherine and Al Bert Anna and Betty Alice verges and Johnnie Pauline and Margaret and Linda remaklus Lawrence and Roberta Mary Wal Wayne and Rebecca and Austria c a r y and Gail Pauline and Karen Robert and Christopher Larry and Rita Tull Anne and Mary and Ken Neth Fern Angelina and Annette and David Geraldine and Stephanie Cathryn lox bread Sigrid Phillip and Jeffery George and Denmark Harriet and Sweden Mari wet Fier and 2 czech priests stricken with typhoid at Camp 29 czech of the Valka near have been stricken with typhoid while another Case of suspected typhoid fever bos been the state Public health office and the government of Middle Franconia have taken All Neces sary Maurea to prevent spreading of the disease within the which u sheltering about in mostly czechs and slovaks armed forces told to stress teamwork sept 29 teamwork wins wars and in other calling is u More essential Success than in military cording to the i edition of Tow Neucom information the bulletin added that team work is equally vital in the peace time Job of our armed the teamwork and stressed that a Worth is measured by his contribution to the Bra service and Bis the article muted the four Quali ties which a military Man possess to Best serve the armed forces Ideal of teamwork a of knowledge and Confidence and these qualities of the individual determine the Quality of his the bulletin the teams strength in one Quality affects its strength in the other to achieve perfect Eack member of the team must be Strong in All the four football comparison while pointing to football familiar example of the value of the bulletin unlike the outcome at football Victory or defeat in War is one peacetime Job of the forces is to be ready for bulletin that Job As much teamwork As War for or peacetime forces Are Only our wartime forces in in order to maintain the greatest our armed forces in peacetime must maintain All skills of Modem warfare and pro vide much of the commissioned and noncommissioned leadership for wartime the article con whatever his regardless of How Small his responsibility May seem to every assignment is related directly to the Mission of his outfit and to bigger outfits to which it the bulletin Only when the Serviceman possesses the four qualities of team work is he sure of avoiding Stind of failure that costs lives that endangers the teams amp safety director 28 first it August of the Tom has been named acting safety director of Nurnberg military it waa announced by Post so he will replace Joseph who has re turned to