European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 2, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Us. Sub Heads for nato exercise Jim i tent a surf w i Law h a for " vhf few j a ii a f to for f of the stars and stripes Page 9 30 High school leaders discuss student activities in Usa eur an american submarine leaves the Harbor at Valetta Malta for open sea to take part in exercise rendezvous a nato naval a never held in conjunction with the activation of the new a Allied at Lascaris Malta. Shape photo trooping the Newlines dispensary in France arks 1st birthday Vassi court France april 1 special the army dispensary rated by the 309th fid Hosp herein berated its first anniversary re the dispensary directed by capt red j. Epp treated 4,181 patients. Yearl -.--. Dental Section under it a a h. Swee averaged 250lyatients a month since december resent Field equipment is rally being replaced with ire and More modern types of Spital equipage. I although housed in winterized cd tents the men in the unit Sre improvised to make working living conditions More com Able. To inf div Assn. Is zone reunion Aschaffenbur april 1 Speil former members of the Selth j a Are a Rcd. To Contact. Ltd. Simmons of tie Schaffen _ det Apo 162, to enable him draw no the plans for the next lion of the 30th inf do  reunion was held at the see rest Center last april association was formed to Itzale the name and record of Hickory division by former Areiti of the regiments 743daaa in and the i of i it Oyer Bai. Sra picks delegates a Riest april 1 special election new officers and a discussion appointment of delegates to theh coming Reserve officers Assn. Brention in Trieste highlighted business luncheon of the Linz tary Posl Ria chapter. Life noon meeting. At the Camp in officers club preside the retiring president 1st a Wheeler assistant Post blaster was reported to be est attended to a meeting in area with More than Flo of the chapter s Mern Bers agent Wels o r d Nance Center treasurer.".   airmen studying Art give exhibition in us shepherds Grove april 1 special american airmen and civilians studying under Cavendish Morton English artist gave an exhibition Here recently. Included in the paintings displayed were port r a i to landscapes Stahl lifes posters and lettering. Morton said that he was much impressed by the Progress of his students in overcoming technical problems they encountered. He had encouraged each student to develop his own particular style and con showed newly elected officers to be in i next month include it col f. Moore s2-3 of Linz Mil Post president Mai. James Aughan Post finance officer vice president maj Gordoni Josfa comptroller Sec cd vice prescient 1st it t s. Coleus us Post motor dance officer sect Elary and Eaymond accountable Sec gently the exhibition Many style variations. Members of the class include a/2c Robert l. Edwards a 3c Ralph j. Glaude to sgt Marvin s. Harwood -a/2c Kenneth Loffel Man a/2c Richard h. Lane to sgt Dan e. Scott a sgt Jack e. Berg Lund a/2c Eugene. Harrington a/2c Richard  and Colleen Stevens. Hascom singing finals set for Heidelberg club Heidelberg. April 1 special the he area come Soldier singing contest finals will be held tomorrow at 8 pm in the flaming sword service club a t ton ,/from All Hascom service clubs will compete for a Chance in the Usa eur contest to be held in Nurnberg next month. Judges for the Hascom event Are Harline b 1 u eve Heidelberg High school music teacher Wong Thom As g Recd assistant director Usa eur army band and Jane Lawrence american Singer who has appeared frequently with the Hei Delberg opera company talks Over Amity problems by John Neiyer staff correspondent Heidelberg april .1 More than 30 delegates and Spon sors from the nine american  Usa eur attended the one Day student Council conference Here. Included in the. Agenda were discussions of student activities Stu Dent responsibilities and German Amerl Cen student relations. The schools represented were Berlin Bremerhaven Frankfurt Kaiserslautern Munich Nurnberg. Paris Wiesbaden and Heidelberg. Different problems arvo e. Lohela sponsor of the Heidelberg Council told the Dele Gates that the problems confront ing the american student in Europe differ from those encountered by students in the . Here we have dissimilar obstacles to overcome. One is the language Barrier. Another is the difference Between our and euro Pean time schedules. Also we Are Apt to experience indifference income German students he said. Two German guest students who recently studied in the  Hannah Walz and Helmut Classen both of Heidelberg thought that the two Best ways to establish the desired relations would be for the american students to organize a program in the Camps set up for the East zone refugees and an Exchange of German and american students 5n the local schools. Stutt Gart America House director George Henry strongly backed the suggestions. Delegate chosen proposal to form a european association of students and to Senca representative to the National convention in Washington state injure resulted in Wiesbaden High school s Resolution to choose a Del Kaiserslautern Council Gate the was asked to initiate the correspondence to secure the charter. The 1953-54 student Council conference is scheduled to be held in Kaiserslautern in october. Discussing student problems at a Sabeur conference in Heidelberg Are left to right Back Row arvo e. Lohela Heidelberg sponsor Bob Izett Nurnberg Jim Willis Frankfurt Jim scary Heidelberg and Steve Stout Kaiserslautern and front Row Lynn Donovan Wiesbaden Lee a Twett Munich Virginia wine Berlin Carol Worden Paris and Emma Shipley Bremerhaven. Is photo school briefs 49 Complete Sig courses Ansbach april 1 special forty nine enlisted men were graduated from the teletype writer Mechanic and radio oper Ator courses at the Usa eur Sis Nal school. Pfc Robert n.503d Sig radio Neilsen of operations Theca former film player assigned to 102d inf Augsburg april 1 special sgt Kenneth a near ing better known to older movie fans As Kenney Bruce has been assigned to co a 102d inf  is Best known As a child Star. While under contract to metro Goldwyn Mayer studios he appeared in the movie Tom Sawyer and was a member of our  More recently he has appeared on television shows in san Francisco and worked As stunt Man on the Warner Brothers production  in the army since 1946, nearing has performed at Soldier shows at it Ord calif., and toured with an army minstrel group in Korea in 1948.  was Honor graduate of the Tele typewriter Mechanic course while pvt Ronald j Inman led the radio operator class. He is serving with he and so co 4s5th engr c bn.�-. No grads told need to fight communism Munich april 1 special co Thomas a Griffin chief of staff of the 43d inf div. Told 151 graduates of the 7th army no Academy of the need for american men in uniform to Stop communism. Griffin urged the graduates to instill in themselves and in their men Pride in military service to America and the heritage of the free world Lyl sgt Warren j. Peter son of he co 6th army Cav regt was Honor graduate of class 53-6. Col Leone Speaks at Berlin ceremony Berlin april 1 is importance of schooling in winning advancement in the army was stressed by col Louis p. Leone Deputy co of the Berlin com a in an address to 3s graduates at the Berlin come no  honors a the class went to Cpl Masatomo Tatsumoto of co f 6th inf regt. Of finishes us project Mildenhall England april l special completion of an 85-project rehabilitation program at the us air Force installation at the Raf station Here has been announced by col l. M. Thomas base co. Under Way since last october the Worth was carried out by base personnel while runways at the station were being rehabilitated by civilian Crews. Tactical aircraft were withdrawn from the site Dur ing the period. Barracks repainted major phases of the program included repainting and renovation of Ell huts and Barracks repainting and installation of new furniture and equipment in the temporary duty bomb Wing he rehabilitation of All base roads completion of a new base Library construction of Concrete parking areas installation of lighting systems in maintenance shops and relocation of major staff agencies in new buildings. Trainer installed a Nev link Trainer system was installed new danger map and flight planning table prepared forbade operations bomb shelters rehabilitated crash fire station improved base theater renovated and woodworking photo leather work and Auto Hobby shops established. The program designed to improve operational effectiveness and living conditions at the base was drafted by it col John w. Fields Deputy co and maj Hugo Zimmerman operations staff officer from suggestions submitted by officers and airmen 7 women named to is All Euk Craft contest committee.  met a it 4 k Al nov ii a Riv 411 a we Tutti t f pal 1 sol Heidelberg april 1 Spe Cial seven prominent american women in Europe and the. . Were named to serve on the honorary committee for the 1953 us a2reur handicraft contest the an Nual crafts Competition sponsored by the . Armed forces assist Ance program to Gya. Co chairman for the committee will be mrs fairies a confiant wife of the . High cd a missioner for Germany and mrs. Charles l. Bolte wife of the 7th army cd. Their acceptance was announced last  seven worn in named today who will serve with them on the honorary committee Are  c. Strother wife of the 12th of cd mrs. Edward t. Williams wife of the Usa eur chief of staff mrs. Claude b. Ferenbaugh wife of the Usa eur assistant chief of staff g3 mrs. Howard a Orem wife of the commander of . Naval forces Germany mrs. Kenneth f. Cramer wife of the Southern area come cd  Shouse of Washington d.c., chairman of the general Clay fund for Gya and mrs. Oscar a. Ahlgren also of Washington d.c.,president of the general federa Tion of women s  Elizabeth g. Thomas us a eur Gya staff officer said that it was hoped that mrs. Wil Liam m. Hoge wife of the new 7tharmy cd would arrive in Ger Many from the. . In time to serve on the committee also. The finals of the 1953 handicraft contest largest of the various com petitions sponsored annually by Gya for German youth aged 10 to 25, will be held in Munich april 13-19. Nearly 20,000 Young germans have already entered elimination contests being held at Gya centers throughout the .zone of Germany Berlin and Bremerhaven and More than 500. Are expected to reach the finals in Munich military military news