European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes october Gen Bradshaw arrives for logistics Post 30 special maj Gen Aaron arrived Here yesterday to become director of the logistics he is replacing maj Gen Ralph who is to be assigned in office of the assistant chief of earlier in the accompanied by his was met at Bremerhaven by Brig Gen Charles and col Frank acting chief of Neucom logistics Bradshaw inspected the be Honor guard commanded by it Harry West Pointer prior to his arrival in Bradshaw had been chief of service office of assistant chief of Arm a graduate of the military class of he also at tended Oxford Massachusetts Institute of and the command and general stall he has been awarded the army commendation Bronze Star legion of Merit with Oak Leaf and Silver the Bradshaw have one Robert chief touring seamen clubs 30 Spe president of the United Seamans will arrive Here tomorrow to inspect facilities offered Here for Leisure activities of merchant seamen entering the according to Paul local Seamans club chairman of the Board of the Bath Iron works and director of the Maine Central Railroad Mack the shipbuilders Council of is visiting each club crated by the he plans also to visit clubs at Cerapito Amway Bay in Yokohama and Kobe in Manila and nonprofit group the a nonprofit organi was founded to assist Amer ican merchant seamen in foreign ports and help them with personal during his stay in Newell will be honoured at parties at the Seamans be a special guest of Honor at the first anniversary party of the military sea transportation service lunch with capt Charles land commissioner for and tour unit at Karlsruhe 30 special it Gen sir Richard director of training for the British paid a Courtesy Call to the 48th aaa a in he witnessed a demonstration by a Btry in firing Gale was accompanied by Brig Gen Charles 1st inf div arty it col George 552d aaa gun and maj Arthur 48th aaa a recordings to instruct quartets n urn 30 to encourage the formation of Barbershop quartets at army posts in the and and to provide servicemen with proper in the department of the army is issuing record the second in a series of albums was released on sept this collection of records includes the recording of one of the outstanding civilian Barbershop Antlers of this group has won third prize in the International society for the preservation and encouragement of Barbershop quartet singing in America contest records in this album utilize a new method of instructing quartets in singing close Harmony first the song is Sung in All its Harmony parts by All members of the then it is taken and each of the four is Sung individually by Lead and Tenor As the other three parts Are hummed As free City transport okd for members of occupation sept 30 special occupation personnel of the Allied the High and their dependents will be entitled after tomorrow to ride without charge on All Urban transport serv ices and ferries in Western Ger Neucom has upon presentation of a pm and Allied civilian employees and dependents May travel on in Tracito municipal lines and ferries in the French and British zones free of military personnel in uniform Are not required to present ident Ifica passage on interurban lines from one City or town to another is not included in the in the free use of Street and ferries has been authorized Only for Allied forces personnel in 30 a total of 138 treasured paintings and 30 with an insured value of have been flown by pan american planes from Frankfurt to this collect them the famous Venus with Organ player by and duress will be on exhibition for the first time in 11 years in West berlins Dahlem the heaviest piece was a Marble weighing 570 by and the oldest painting dates Back to the 13th the shipment is part of the col Lection found hidden in a Salt mine in Thuringia by the it was brought to the Wiesbaden arts o 11 e c t i n g Point and sub sequently sent on a two year exhibit to the the collection was returned to Germany last additional Art now on exhibition in Bel Are scheduled to be brought to Berlin next of University of classes open tomorrow at your education Center German teenagers come Home Iru forty one of the 47 German High school students who have returned from a years study in the photo refugee teenagers seek return to after visit sept 30 the first group of refugee German teenagers to spend a year in the have arrived Back in Ger practically All of the 47 brought one main idea with to get Back to America and stay the group was sponsored by the Brethren service whose member families in the adopted the youngsters for a their transportation by air to and from America was paid for by the High commissions exchanges typical of the group were Man Fred Kaltschmidt and use both both children of refugee former East German both of them have now through their Junior year in an american High Manfred family used to live in in the russian but they live in Heidelberg Manfred spent his year in the family of Simon a Brethren preacher and til go Back Manfred didst find one person who i Felt didst like me because i was a head we would All have liked to but it was agreed to come Back before we left and in perfectly but ill go Back some he said he made the Honor Roll in both his semesters at Dayton High played basketball and although not on the school but Dayton almost won the state champs in Basket he said proudly from Flensburg in Schles lived with the Chen in she i was a Little scared when i but in even More scared to go Back in afraid i wont find anything Here Good enough she people Are sure spoiled in and i got a Little everything there is so easy All the things kids dream about you just got Ilse and Manfred and others of me group agreed they had All lost a year of academic studies in their German because you dont work so hard Only four or five subjects instead of about 16 but they also agreed mat it was Worth it they said German or Vioola were Christian science services 30 special Christian science conducted by chaplain Ralph will be held each sunday and wednesday in clubroom i at the Eagle club beginning More thorough in the theories of All the but the american schools were More Ilse said she now made All her own and Manfred said he had Learned extensive farming with Ilse also said Ebe had Learned More about and out of her year in than she had in All her years in German we had a course in everyday psychology where we really discussed real she not just she added she also Learned that All american women were not like movie dec hams warned of License renewal sept 30 All and Allied Amateur radio operators in the zone Are re minded that their licenses will expire unless renewed in accordance with the Deutsche which issued the licenses last year to All Amateur radio operators who held valid licenses issued by the Neucom Sig Nal reported that Only very few amateurs have applied for new licenses so in order to avoid closing Down Amateur opera operators have been granted an additional month of Grace to apply for renewal of applications in writing for new licenses should be made to the proper Deutsche Post office in the area in which the Amateur radio station is Safe officers to meet 30 the semiannual meeting of the general membership of the Safe officers club will be held at pm at Scala officers 19 Dotzheimer the meeting will elect the Board of 54th engr in fetes 2d year with co Stab 30 the 54th engr c in celebrated its second anniversary As a constabulary unit yesterday with a full schedule of athletic events and parties for both officers and constabulary Haj maj Gen Constabce co John co Stab chief of and col Richard 555th engr reviewed troops in the morning with it col Francis included in the mornings demonstrations were a water Point set up by he co of the a ferry construction by the 93d Bridge and firing demonstrations of the Cal machine gun and my one platoon from each company of the battalion participated in a Dis mounted the anniversary Celebration was climaxed with a party for the officers at the Bobingen officers club and an enlisted mens dance at the Bobingen sub Post c 373d inf to Mark 2d year sept 30 ers and officers of co 373d inf will hold a today Celebration of the units second capt Harrison an chaplain Charles Fisher will con duct a special Chapel service to Morrow at 11 which will be attended by the entire visitors afterwards May see a Dis play of company trophies won in the past pfc Karl Mcgray will act As master of ceremonies end the company quartet will on a party is planned for company members and guests at Gleiber dancing and a floor show is records show the company was organized at Kitzinger training it moved to Gies sen in january under the command of capt Robert the unit has produced Many graduates of Neucom schools and Many athletic the company boasts 100 per cent participation in both Soldier deposits and National service life go gets 6 months for Coffee imports 30 Spe special court pre sided Over by maj Frederick found Cpl Cecilio her of the 7749th staging guilty of importing 216 pounds of Coffee to the violating Neucom circular Herrera contended that be planned to give the Coffee away to needy families but that in the meantime his girl Friend and her brother caused it to reach commercial Herrera was sentenced to six months confinement at hard labor and to forfeit of his pay each month for six the sen tence is subject to the stars and stripes vol i in october ism col Henry Hight or managing Zumwalt sports Taylor executive Maurice Kirkwood chief of Louis Brown news bureaus Frankfurt we 19t hg661 m6sm b4733s Bremerhaven 2104421363 Munich 4wk3 the european edition is published daily at for the occupation under the auspices of the armed forces information and education Frankfurt the stars and correspondence should be addressed to tha stars and Apo u s Mai to the new York Cuffiee should be sent to gel Washington this is not an official publication of the armed reentered As second class matter sept at the for Toffee at new under the act of March
