European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 30, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I Caw a reservations must be mailed soon american women s activities in Italy Berchtesgaden Germany is reservations for the 1959 International conference of american women s activities Cawa formerly Sawae must be postmarked no later than septir20 to assure adequate facilities for delegates planning to attend the meeting Here from oct. 5 through 8. All american and  . Women plan Oxford meet Oxford England is plans Are underway for the fourth annual British american women s activities conference to be held at Rhodes House Here on sept. 24. In charge of this year s meet ing Are president mrs. . Mac Neece Foster wife of British air vice marshal Macneece Foster re who is chairman of the Oxford Anglo american committee chairman mrs. Samuel r. Mcdaniell wife of the Brize Norton air base Deputy commander us of and vice chairman mrs. G. E. Blackmail whose husband is on the staff of Oxford University. They Are being assisted by Brit ish Community relations officers Rosemarie Knight of upper hey Ford air base who is serving As publicity chairman and Valerie Evans Walker of Fairford air base conference Secretary. Honorary president for the event is mrs. William h. Blanchard wife of ,. Will Welcome the Dele Fri fact the business session s tart i n g. The morning of oct. 1. The opening address will be delivered by Alfred v. Boerner Counselor for Public affairs at the a. V. Boerner Gen Daley . Embassy in Rome. His first assignment with the . Govern ment was with the office of War information As g e r m a a policy chief in 1944. He then joined the psychological warfare division of sheaf and at the end of world War ii joined the . Military govern ment in Germany. Following service As Public affairs director specialist wac marry in Berlin Berlin special pfc car Lene a. Wetter stationed in Frankfurt and sp4 Richard a. Findlay of the 8th infantry s id Battle group were married Here this month. The Bride is the daughter of or. And mrs. Jens Pedersen of Albuquerque new ivies. The Groom s parents Are or and mrs. E. W. Furry of Bethlehem a. Both the newlyweds were previously stationed at it. Mcclel Lan Ala. Mrs. Findlay arrived in Germany last month while her husband was assigned to Berlin in january of this year. Ice ring for punch new York up float a ring of ice in the punch bowl to chill the party beverage. Make the ice ring by freezing water in a ring Mold. Untold by holding briefly under running hot water. Notes from overseas communities varied club activities reported Bussac France special the officers wives club Here entertained wives of French dignitaries in the Bordeaux area As a portion of its efforts to further Franco american Community relations. Greeting the guests in the receiving line were mrs. Of c. Quinlin mrs. Raymond j. O Brien and mrs. W. B. Shutt. The program for the afternoon was planned around . Women s club activities and a discussion of various happenings while on overseas Tours. Mrs j. G. Langford. Wife of the newly assigned base commander at Bur Derop England was guest of Honor at a welcoming Coffee sponsored by the local officers wives  joint Welcome and of Are Well Tea was held by the ladies association in Miessau Germany for mrs. Guy Orsino wife of the new commander at the army am sunday August 30, 1959 munition depot there and mrs. Charles o g d e a wife of the former commander. Mrs. Sherman m a r a b 1 e and mrs. Thomas Scopelite were in charge of arrangements. In s t r a u b i n a Germany the local women s club honoured mrs. Walter Greenwood following the assignment of col Greenwood As Lith armoured cavalry regiment commander. The air Force Aid society project officer at the base in Ben Waters England has been presented $116 by the officers wives club at the air base there. A shipment of clothing from the officers wives club at it. Meade md., was distributed to an orphanage in Izmir Turkey on its behalf by members of the half see officers wives auxiliary in that City. Making the presentation were mrs. Paul g. Hollister wife of Brig Gen Hollister mrs. Charles d. Crawford club president and mrs. Cevat Orhan. Election results no masseur Morocco Spe Cial the protestant women of the Chapel at the air base Here have installed the following new officers mrs. Robert m. Allman president mrs. Albert King vice president mrs. Edwin a Brood Secretary and treasurer. No masseur officers wives club mrs. Frank p. Castiglione president mesdames Arne Ander son and John a. Broshek vice presidents mesdames Waller f. Oerding and Curtis n. Young blood secretaries and mrs. Al Bert j. Lenski. Ben Waters England officers u ivus club mrs. T. E. Cobb president mesdames w. H. Keen and c. G. Cleveland vice presi dents mesdames m. D. Baker and u g. Bryant secretaries and Mes Daines k. T. Ashby and d. E. Whately treasurers. The stars and stripes for the . High commissioner it 3onn, Boerner joined the staff of the War College in washing ton . Mrs. L Odge to speak mrs. John Davis Lodge is scheduled to be the keynote speaker following the banquet the evening of oct. 1 at the ver Ona officers club. The wife of the . Ambassador to Spain she has sponsored Many artistic civic and Chari table enterprises especially in Connecticut where ambassador Lodge served As governor. She has also worked with the 5th army memorial Nursery in Salerno Italy boys town of Italy in Rome and the italian Ameri can association for Sicily . Lodge became known to delegates of Many american w Omen s clubs on this Side of the Atlantic last fall when she spoke at the conference of Ameri can women s activities held annually for organizations through out Europe North Africa and the Mideast. Featured speaker of the closing session on oct. 2 will be it col Thomas j. Cunningham jr., who it col Cunningham mrs. Carroll has been assistant editor in chief of the stars and stripes since june 1957. Immediately before his present assignment he was commanding officer of the army Home town news Center in Kansas City to. During his military career a which began in 1941, he has also been Public information officer at it. New Deputy director named for volunteers Stuttgart Germany Spe Cial mrs. Charles Lee Simp son wife of col Simpson 7th army Deputy ordnance officer Here has been appointed Deputy director of the american red Cross office of volunteers for the european area. From 1943 to 1947, mrs. Simp son was an arc career staff worker in the states and the far East. Mrs. John Davis Lodge Knox ky., and Pio of Vii corps at it. Meade md., and Stuttgart Germany in 1951-52. Before re turning to the states in late 1953, he was chief of several branches of Usa eur s Public information division. Panels scheduled slated to act As Moderator of a discussion of protocol and serv ice customs is Charles m. Gar Rity american Consul general at Venice. Panellists Wil be mrs. Garrity and col m. B. Coburn commanding officer of the 1st missile command in Vicenza and mrs. Coburn. The discussion devoted to ital Ian american relations is to be moderated by or. Boerner with the following serving on the panel col r. J. Conran setae chief of staff or. Gurdo de Rossi de lion Nero Secretary general of the italian Public relations association Charles e. Rogers american Consul general at Milan and mrs. O. L. Farrell whose husband is stationed with land South Here. Conference chairman mrs. Walter d. Carroll of Verona whose husband is it col Carroll of setae Headquarters has also announced that delegates and observers will attend from eleven clubs in Rome Aviano Vicenza leghorn and Verona. In addition All american women in Italy wives of military personnel of All ranks . Government civilian employees of businessmen Are invited to attend even though they Are not members of any organizer women s groups. 1st conference of american women s activities in Italy Awai the Complete program planned by the 1959 Awai Board is As follows sept. 80 Beiffot dinner and sol acquainted col v. K. Von Holm followed registration party. Color guard invocation by chaplain staf chaplain introductory remarks by mrs. Carroll welcoming speech by Muj Gen Daley opening address by Alfred v Boerner protocol and service customs panel by lies Tiomi and ans ver period Ila Hui Aine rican relations panel followed by ii Eston and answer period club organi action and management panel to include organization leadership parliamentary procedure membership  and communications. Moderator and pain lists h ill be chosen Iron among the delegates Baik diet. Vith mrs. Lodge As keynote speaker. Club activities panel followed by  Ianswer period to cover welfare ways and Means Thrift shops youth activities and or base Nurser ies and club programming. Moderator and pan lists to be selected from among the. Delegates 11-13 noon closing speaker it col Cunningham following the closing luncheon the Benediction will be Given by chaplain capt if. To Cross of setae Headquarters. Oct. 1 beginning 0 am 1.0 so-1.2 noon 1 30-3 pin 3 15-4 so 7 pin oct. I am-10 30 Page 15