European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                November 1950 the stars and stripes requirements eased for pm promotions Flea eur he has authorized All subordinate commands to promote qualified enlisted personnel to the grades of and without regard to time in Grade or time in to fill All vacancies exist ing in these promotions to Grade it will continue to be accomplished under quotas announced by Usa eur he approval of this Headquarters it required Lor individual promo the new policy also eliminates restrictions formerly applied to pro in the upper four enlisted grades which limited promotions in local units to a maximum of 80 per cent of local position quota announcements position vacancies will be deter mined by commanding officers of separate battalions or separate units on the first and 15th Day of each and promotions must be accomplished before the 26th Day of any promotion on vacancies existing throughout the command for Grade will be announced by Usa eur he each highest priority Alloca Tion of such quotas will be Given to commands having the largest number of combat career Field vacancies in this subordinate commanders having noncombat or service units under their May sub Mit not More than three recommendations for promotion to Grade e7 each provided vacancies in that Grade exist in their com policy defines wac rotation 6 Usa eur has revised its policy on foreign service Tours for Mem Bers of the women army corps by extending provisions for the in turn of was to the after they have completed one full tour if overseas duty in was May now return to the upon their own application after they have served two years of a new foreign service if they reenlist in this command for their own women May also be re turned to the after completing total of at least three years of continuous service in this if their commanding officers de Termine that the women have completed at least one year in a rent an that their continued service in the zone be harmful to their efficiency and welfare and would not serve the Best interests of the a new ruling on extensions that enlisted women will not be granted extensions of foreign serv l ice Tours in this command after having completed a total of 42 unless they Are married and their husbands Are stationed in Neucom lists 181 As new dependents 6 the following 181 dependents of american military and civilian personnel Are listed by Neucom he As newcomers to their destinations being Germany Bremerhaven Lor further assign Ruby Bennie car Michael and Chris Gopher c o b b Louise and Darryl Arlene and Harry Virginia Campbell and Carol Sarah Neal and Boatin Ellie and Robert Virginia Robert and Joan and David Rosalie Elsie Ina Rachel Kaye and Charles and Elizabeth Ann Betty Ann and Marjorie s Myra and r a h a Margaret Vickie to and Shirley and Terry Evelyn Lillian and Austria England and Bushy John and William Edilh and Tommie Charles and Adlyne Janie and Larry june and Gerald Nell and James Frederick i and Patricia Victoria and Coelestina t e t r and Sharon Chris and Robert Naomi Lenore and Bertha Linda and David Shirley Shirley and Russell Hattle William and Martha Wilma Charles and David Bernice and Patricia William and Wayne Larry and Lydia Southampton for further assign Laur Bruce and Anita Phyllis and Cheryl Mitchell and Elaine Ruth and Tony Doris and Robert Lora Dorothy and Linda Betty Karen and Everett Michael and Nora Katharine and Nancy Ruth and Ralph David and Dake Virginia Mary and Patricia Lillie Sherry and Donna Thelma and Michael for Gladys and Robert Dorothy Dorothy and Linda Marion Dorothy and Chery Eva and James Virginia and Wayne Nannie Lee and James Margaret and Joseph Beverly and Richard Dorothy and Susan Martha and Nancy Gida Blanche Aid to Germany exceeds Bonn debit by Buckingham 6 american Aid to Germany since the end of the War exceeds occupation costs by More than a Hico report has the report wag prepared amid a mounting Crescendo of German com plaints that the Bonn government is paying the absolute maximum it can afford for occupation the complaints began As soon As it be came apparent that increased West Ern forces in sent Here at Chancellor Konrad Adenauer re were going to Force a hike in the the report has not been made Public but a Hico spokesman made its salient Points available to the total Aid extended to germans since the end of War totals costs of occupation in the zone for five years ending in March 1951 will be or Germany Haj Thiu re Kitsinger inspection goo conduct awards 6 five noncommissioned officers of the f 581st engr Maint co and he and he i 599th engr base were awarded Good conduct medals and 1st engr in to hold ceremony 11 for capt Kelley 6 the 1st engr c commanded by it col John will observe dedication ceremonies of its Barracks armistice Honor ing former co b capt Charles for whom the Barracks will be was killed in action while leading d co in the Kasserine pass area in North a special plaque honouring Kelley will be unveiled at the and Charles of new York parents of will arrive at Rhine main air base 9 from the to attend the a Complete program for the Day has been arranged in which All battalion members will All former members of the battalion who wish to attend the Days pro Gram Are advised to Contact the it among those scheduled to attend Are maj Gen John 1st inf div Brig Gen Basil Frankfurt military Post col Theroh Deputy chief Neucom col Joseph Darmstadt sub Post col James com Usa eur pm school and it col Henry editor i chief of the stars and dig trenches near West Berlin line 6 Ger Many militarized police have dug trenches and erected barbed wire at four places near the Border of West officials the soviet zone entrenchments were apparently for Field training of police infantry the Allied High commission kept the develop ment under close it Gen Manton Usa is guide d through the flak Kaseane special services club at Kitzinger train ing Center by Vertist Craw Dob direct and Bessie recreational photo Cei Ved More than her occupation addition to the american occupation personnel annually spend in Ger Many in foreign Exchange for Pur chases in German has Cost the 000 to maintain its occupation in Germany since May and above what is charged off to Ger the German government has put up for the three Western forces this Marks Aid listed this is the Aid that has been poured into Germany from the since the fighting ended in May 1945 Aid and in occupation areas Garita to March War materials Over to the Relief gifts to German people budget of of which 50 per cent is contributed by the deaths of nine americans listed in zone during week Magazine shows soviet jets 6 German Der published pictures of late Model soviet Jet fighter planes it were taken with a Matchbox camera by a photographer who sneaked into the russian zone with false the soviet Union is transforming East Germany into its european aircraft it the says the mag were taken at the russian air base at in East the photographer he saw from 150 to 180 of the latest Type Yak 21 Jet fighters with Swep Baek one photo shows five of the yaks coming in for a Landing flying Low with their Landing gear others Are shown standing on the 6 special nine american deaths were re ported in the zone of Germany during the week four died in traffic one in a plane one from a gunshot one from one of natural and a 6year old boy died under aesthetic be fore undergoing pvt Francis of the 88th Ord he maintenance died in an Auto Accident at Budinger Lubomski suffered a brain concussion when the ear in which he was Riding As a passenger Over Cpl Paul 520th my so died oct 27 when he suffered a broken neck in a vehicle while driving an apparently lost control of the which plunged Down a 30foot embankment at bad near the austrian Cpl William an airman assigned to the 7112th Supply so Wiesbaden military died 29 when the vehicle he was driving crashed into a Speaks suffered a crushed Chest and internal in sgt Wilton Btry c 552d aaa gun died 29 of fatal injuries suffered in a traffic Accident in Lawson lost control of the vehicle he was driving and collided with a second it Richard 526th fighter bomber Neubig died when the f47 he piloted became separated from its forma Tion in Clouds and crashed 28 near North of Heidel pfc James Btry 70th a died of a gunshot wound 29 while on guard duty at preliminary investigation indicated Hannan asked the sentry on an adjacent Post to demonstrate the functioning of the during the the weapon was accidentally discharged and the bul let pierced Hannans killing him sgt Robert attached to a Mobile army surgical Hospital died 26 of respiratory failure diagnosed As poisoning through use of James chief of the political affairs olb died 28 in a hos Pital his death was to intestinal John 6yearold son of two Charles 589tj engr base died Iri the 97th while under aesthetic administered to prepare the boy for German held in data misuse 6 German National and onetime British foreign resident is awaiting trial Here on charges of illegal use of official Allied documents while working As the representative of several private firms in the zone in the past three according to maj Clyde Gib Wurzburg military Post pro Vost Hermann Otto alias Norman Meyer and Norman was apprehended last october by army investigators on Harges of illegally securing in formation from he was arraigned before a Hico court Meyer was working for the american foreign insurance its Wurzburg representative when he was he had previously worked for the International underwriters and other Gibson according to evidence at the Meyer was born in and had gone to England in he granted United kingdom resident and obtained permission to visit Germany in 1947 allegedly on the Stre Ngui of his us resident received employment from the and remained in Germany As a Allied employee after the expiration of his temporary Christian science talk scheduled in Wiesbaden 6 a lecture on Christian science will be presented at the w i e s b a d e a american Community 3 Frankfurter at 8 pm it has been announced by tha Christian science society of wies the entitled Christian science its revelation of Godi liberating will be Given by Claire of a Mem Ber of the Board of lectureship of the first Church of Scien