European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 19, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Fage 4 the stars and stripes november Neucom lists zone destinations 18 special the following dependents of military and civilian personnel Are listed by Neucom he As newcomers to the their destinations being germans Adelaide Lois and Norma Roberta Bremerhaven for further assign Katherinc Wanda and Sherri Camille and Corrine Barbara Carter and Anton Gordon and Michael Lois Dogherty Virginia Ruth Gladys Mathilda and Douglas Alpine and Dan Virginia and Caroline Marguerite Eloise Friedenke Aid Harold Carolyn and James Nancy Paula and Nancy la Verne Margie and Clarence Portia Patricia and Larry Ramona and Cherie Ruth Hazel and Wilma Sherri and Susan Elizabeth Julie and Marguerite Pauline and Harriet and Dorothy and Elizabeth Darryle and Keran Constance and Constance Nancy Lee Gloria Dorothy Faye Thomas and Andrew Mary Joan and David Mary Jane and James Louise and Elizabeth ii e i d e i b e r Sarah Lou Virginia Fred i and William Christine Carolyn and William Helen and Kathleen Lef Sally and Susan Patricia Martin and Russell Brenda Barbara Francis William and l a n d i b e George and w i 1 1 i i m Douglas and Wilma and James Mary Marguerite Gar Violet Anna Margaret and Rose Mary and Maxey Christine Amelia and a m b e Billie Mae Marilyn and Alhi Nemaia a 11 a 1 e e Evelyn and Walter Daryl and Lester Barbara Ann and Martha and David Margaret and Bessie Riley and Georgia Osborne Alice Violet Karen Susan and George Judith and Michel and Mary and Mary Anne Harold and Wayne Robert and Alexander l111 y i a n and Carolyn Charlotte Cathryn Dorris and Juan Sally and Margaret Anne and Robert Martha and Kathleen Anthony and William Margaret Howard and Cary Curtiss and Wurzburg Gloria and Austria Margaret Alve Wanda and Susan Eugenia Eugenia Eric and John Carol Aid Belgium Diana and Jack Margaret England London Robert and the Netherlands the Hague Mary and promoted chaplain Philip assist ant air wears new Silver leaves of lieutenant photo German teletype the first postwar commercial Tele Type service Between the and Western Germany will Start next the German Federal Post department the service be via Hamburg and Amster to hold youth rally 18 thousand Young bavarian will come to Munich where they will be joined by representatives of youth groups from 11 other european countries in a Daylong youth rally sponsored by the bavarian youth the huge dedicated to furthering european will take place at am in the exhibition Hall at the theresine Munich traditional Home of the october fest More than 200 youth leaders from each youth group represented in the ring Are in Munich planning the which will feature addresses by Carl Bonn Deputy from Stuttgart Armand Deputy French High commissioner Bonn finance min ister Fritz Schaf of and youth leaders from european coun cil member Many guests expected guests from other states Are expected from throughout West Ger the planned by Walter employee of the youth ring and a former youth affairs student in the under the Hico office of Public affairs Exchange was originally planned for about when applications began to come in from outside and the guest list had reached nearly Steps were taken to limit the group to the now expected in addition to West German two representatives from youth groups in the following european Council countries Are expected to attend the rally the Norway and Pezich acquitted on 10 charges 18 Miles former manager of the Hammonds Barracks Post has been acquitted on 10 charges involving fraudulent and unlawful Sale of 775 Cartons of Cigar ets by judge 5th judicial District Pezich had denied making any of the alleged in handing Down his the judge characterized the testimony of prosecution witnesses Asun worthy of the former manager was convicted of unlawful Possession of a total of 53 detached cig Aret a violation of an Allied High com Mission and was sentenced to four months his lawyers contended the did not apply to cig Aret ration they have filed notice of intention to Appeal the conviction to the court of appeals in news of the zones new troopers to receive orientation 18 new soldiers coming to the constabulary will receive a Short orientation Headquarters an reception of All reinforce ments will be made an occasion for formal an initial on hour orientation will include introduction to officers and discussion of factors bearing on Pride of safety and personal of a second period will cover organization history and the Mission of the at a third a constabulary unit will Parade and a band will play in official welcoming ceremonies of the new the three hour orientation periods will be held each month by regiments and separate units that have received new personnel within the previous 30day two gis get 8 do for assault 18 two soldiers of the 7774th Sig in were convicted of rape by a Gen eral court martial in Heidelberg yesterday and sentenced to eight years confinement at hard labor and a dishonourable according to capt trial judge according to the testimony of the two accused pfc Vincent Alexander and pvt elevens picked a girl up in Meckenheim in a jeep 14 to give her a lift to after entering the she instead of driving to Heidel they drove up a lonely Road and forced her to enter into intimate relations with first one and other defendant the wit Ness said she was knocked unconscious on at least two occasions when she was grasped by the hair of the head and knocked against the body of the special defense counsel in the Case was maj it col ordnance acted As pres ident of the court the name of the a 35yearold displaced per is being Futch emphasizes role played by reservists 18 members of the Wurzburg Reserve officers at their monthly luncheon heard Brig Gen Theodore Wurz Burg military Post emphasize the role played by Reserve officers in maintaining military effect a civilian army is very Neces Futch if we had not had the backlog of trained personnel developed after world War we could not have expanded As rapidly As we did in world War first it Glenn Wurz Burg special services Supply was elected Secretary treasurer to replace capt Prince of the 7861st Ord who has been transferred from the Grafe Wohr co presents safety awards to Drivers 18 special col Walter Grafe Wohr sub Post awarded certificates to two men of the sub Post motor Pool for outstanding achievement in driving Miles without an Accident legion Post Blanks available in Frankfurt 18 application Blanks for the forma Tion of american legion posts in England Gen Harper gets briefing at Nurnberg Brig Gen Robert Harper second from chief clerk of the House of representatives armed services is briefed on Neucom special activities division operations during a visit to turn while in Neucom on temporary Active seated Are left to right col Porter space div col Neucom Exchange system maj Gen Roy space div and col Thomas space pointing to Chart is photo and France have been received at Post 1 Here from american legion National John Post 1 adj requested that veterans inter ested in starting a Post within their area Contact him or John flan Nery at the air Force Liaison Hanau engr Apo the Telephone number is Hanau military 170 or perfect score registered by Galford in army test 18 the conclusion of the recent testing of allem of the 351st inf it was announced that Only one Man had scored 100 per cent for All the various military subjects Sec Earl h of achieved a perfect score at each of the 14 testing stations which included a total of 56 practical problems and Galford is a Veteran of 14 years in the army and served during the War with the 36th 33 Trust cos Complete instruction course 18 graduation exercises for the 33 cos who successfully completed the 80hour discussion leaders were held on among those present at the Cere Mony were maj Allison Trust 1st its Raleigh Taylor and Thomas both of who acted As instructors for the Conrad emphasized the value of to the Soldier and to the Trust men to attend italian University 18 three men of Trust have been selected to attend University for foreigners for the purpose of participating in a course in Basic Cpl Frederick hey mortar 351st inf we Ferdinand 7106th and civilian Ely of Trust Are the men chosen to co Stab chaplain to Lead pilgrimage to Rome Stuttgart 18 special chaplain maj Deputy chief of constabulary will Lead a six Day pilgrimage to Rome starting it was the Stuttgart delegation will com Bine with one from Heidelberg at on the afternoon of the first tourists will arive in Rome 7 and remain there until the tour costs belgian officers to visit fighter bomber Wing 9 groups of belgian officers will visit the 36th fighter bomber 67 and det 2021 to observe fighter aircraft control and warning operations a Well As the physical facilities and activities of the the officers will visit the 604th so at Freising on the fird Day of the visit and the next Day will be briefed by the Wing com col Richard and 36th fighter bomber up Corn col William of the Mission arid operation of the pm school inspection 18 maj Gen William middles wait chief of military office d the quartermaster will tentatively inspect the Usa eur pm school in Darm Stadt y Sheri admit horse was leans none Ore As it info be c he Ting but 1 on i boat two hear Wou for boat dete Ning of to Lect the Nev sell j45 for Hov ban ing fee 000 c Tec Pla Tor do m f a so pm Cuth in at us m b St b 81 n the stars and stripes vol 9 is editor chief managing editor sports editor it col Henry j Richter Ken Zumwalt Taylor executive manager chief of distribution Maurice Kirkwood h Brown news bureaus Frankfurt 7252 Deutsche Post 75543 b47330 Berlin 846680 Bremerhaven 2104421363 Munich the european edition to published daily a for the us occupation under to of auspices of thet armed forces information and education division Neucom Frankfurt 34141 the Star and Darmstadt correspondence so mid be addressed to the stars and stripes Apo 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