European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 16, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Fit i right mrs. L. Z. Hollingsworth president of the Vogel Weh no wives club in Kaiserslautern Germany Points to the $500 goal set by her group for the scholarship fund to be Given to a Kaiserslautern american High school graduate. The Bazaar and children s carnival planned at the local club Kazara the after noon of dec. 6 is one of the projects scheduled to make the Mercury Rise. Far right Giorgio Moll italian film Star models a creation of one of her countrymen at a show staged by the Camp Darby Riviera service club in leghorn Italy where she was a guest of the Camp s enlisted men s Council for several Days. Army photo Ouw ship fund Neq wives club below mrs. Bill Hodgins of the Laon France officers wives club lampoons one of the new styles at a fashion review held recently. Surprised. Sec Raymond Summers treasurer of the Frankfurt Opin car school for american handicapped children receives a $1,000 Check from the v corps officers wives club to go toward support ing the badly needed program which operates entirely on Volun tary contributions for trained teachers and special equipment. On hand for the presentation were from left mrs. E. O. Thornton club welfare chairman mrs. R. D. Wagner school staff member mrs. F. R. Blankenship club president and mrs. Of. W. Farrell wife of the v corps cd. Pago 14 fund raising activities for Southern european task Force s operation Christmas spirit began in Verona Italy with a bake Sale sponsored by Hie wives of the 163d missile battalion. First cake went to mrs. Paul Karns left. Mrs. Frank Rogers and mrs. Toshio Nakanishi right helped run the event. The stars and stripes Berlin club to continue student Aid Berlin special with the recent heavy influx of professional men and their families from the soviet zone of Ger Many adding impetus to its pro Gram the american women s club Here has increased its contributions to the scholarship pro Gram aiding students at Berlin s free University. Refugee students Are Given Spe Cial consideration in applying for scholarships sponsored by the american women s club with an average of 10 students being aided each year. Recently the organization voted 8,000 Marks for 10 More 800-Mark scholar ships to help these Freedom seek ing students. Begun in 1955 since to Csc refugee students find it difficult to Complete their studies at the free University despite a Grant of 150 Marks per month Given them by the City of Berlin the scholarships provided by the american women s club Are very helpful. Started in 1955, the plan developed from a desire by Mem Bers to put their efforts behind single Large project rather than spread their efforts among a number of smaller welfare activities. Accordingly the plan was begun with the stipulation that half of lie Money awarded a student would be considered a Grant while he balance would be repaid to the fund without interest. Money repaid is used Ina revolving fund for granting More scholarships in future years. Now in its third year the plan had 18 applicants initially and38 the second  interviewed carefully actual administration of the fund rests with the St Denten Werk an office run by faculty members of the University to look after tie physical financial and social welfare of the students. Students applying for a scholarship must be recommended by two professors furnish a curriculum plan and report on their studies and outline their plans for Post graduate years. Accepted applicants Aix interviewed by faculty committee and two Mem Bers of the acc. Kraeh year the Rector of the University holds a Tea o which the selected applicants and Mem Bers of the a pc Are invited to meet and Exchange ideas. Many of these casual acquaintances have blossomed into real Friend ships Between the students an their benefactors members choose a new club boards Sidi Slimane Morocco Spe Cial the no wives club at the air base Here is now headed by the following officers  Long president mrs. Jack skipper and mrs. John Bennett vice presidents mrs. Bernard o Brien Secretary and mrs. Gar Field Osckel treasurer. Kirknewton Scotland officers wives club mrs. Philis Kulu Gowski president mrs. Ann Diehl vice president mrs. Mar Ion Patterson Secretary and mrs. Nancy Crum treasurer. No Academy pm wives club in bad Tolx Germany mrs. Mary Rice president mrs. Wilma a r b i e t e a vice president mrs. Zelda Rickman Secretary and mrs. Ellie Deavors treasurer. Bad hissing in Germany Continental ladies club mrs. Jack. Davis president mrs. Donald d. Yoxtheimer and mrs. William e. Mcguire secretaries and mrs. Dale t. Nerlin treasurer. Sunday november 16, 1958