European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 17, 1965, Darmstadt, Hesse Page s the stars and stripes saturday april 17, ims officers pm face Shorter Tours More a moves army says by Paul c. Rapps a Washington Borran Washington is the sen transport service troop ships army has mid the House a in being reduced which permits prop relations comm lace that in us to Fly More personnel tothe future Tours or officers and overseas assignments enlisted men will lie come Short since air tariffs Are Hig Herer and More people will be on than troop ship tariffs our costs will be higher. These Are comte to testimony Given by maj Gen Julian a. Wilson chief of army personnel operations they can also look Forward pc sated for by savings in Tim and effectiveness. We Thall get the Soldier his overseas assignment faster. Increasing his Supply Post at com z Heidelberg special Brig Gen Charles c. Case us a eur quartermaster since Las August has been assigned As chief of the . Army Supply to slaying overseas at least half productiveness and improving of their military careers. His contribution to the efficiency Wllisor told the committee and readiness of the we continue the deploy More and More attrition because jct Cit Scot the accumulated separations. One great problem we face Isth number of officers that have already had so much separa Tion in the future i think the Imi will be less and there will be More people moving. In older wards the average tour length will come Down. To figure Pecan also look Forward in staying overseas half of the time Winthe present deployment he so year Man. He said makes an average minimum of to moves. Earlier in the budget hear Ings it Gen Lames i. Richard son Deputy chief of staff for personnel Lold the lawmakers that More than 400.000 army men will rotate to and from Over seas during the current anticipate that even More moves will be necessary in order to maintain our overseas strength level line Basic reasons the fact that we will have More personnel in Short tour areas " he said. Richardson added that the number of operational military pretty please mrs. Anita Tyndall. Wife of Sec Thomas f. Tyndall. Re ordnance co Kalend Nubern Germany add. Plot of pansies she is cultivating.88, Wester programs started Green thumb time again _ Garnish cd to Host Roa Mil in my Frankfurt special the1969 convention of the Reserve officer association of the United Stales. Department of Europe Wilbo held May 10-Uthe armed forces recreation area at Garmisch. Stoelz i eng Hes is t h Host chapter for this year s convention. Und has invited Mem bars from approximately -1chapters in Europe. North Afri Ca and the Middle Gen Louis v. Truman. I corps cd will be guest speaker . Of lists june quota � Washington 88 a the air Force bus issued g a total june promotion quota of 17,771 or airman s second class through5 mauler sergeant. 1 the quotas Are m sgt i a t sgl-3,4m. 8 sol g 4,131. A1c-3.7m. And a1c-5 . 5 the Jane quota compares with a december quota of = 4.w to m sol and 8,300 la t 8ft and a february 5 allocation of 6,100 s 14,700 to Alt and 19,580 _ to the Sharp decrease in june promotion quotas iss due primarily to larger 5 allocations authorized at Ibe beginning of this fiscal i year. and maintenance Agency atom z Liq. Usar Kur lit an ounces assignment is effective on Lur Day. The will replace col Kenneth m. Onseth. Who will return to . In june for an assignment i Al. Monmouth. s successor will be named Case a native of new York served during world War u in distribution division of the in service forces. After Brief ervice in Italy and China he As assigned to army had Quad ers in the Philippines As Deputy Rector. Requirements and Dos world War h his assignments included executive us stunt to the under Secretary of he army service with the 25thjlv in Korea and the Xvi corps n Japan. Upon return to the slates he served with the 3rd la and later was assigned Tohe be Feizi Supply Agency in Lushington. Educators set school Parley Karlsruhe. German Spe Cial an estimated Ioc Educa tors representing . Dependents schools in the european area will participate in a series of advisory Council meetings on a dozen selected subjects at the directorate us Desea Here beginning april various committees will make recommendations to improve curriculum select instructional materials needed for the19m-b7 school term and develop plans for improving the uses a wide intercultural education and in scr let schedule of meetings Fol lows Art a id music. April m-30 humanities and social studies. May3-4 English and foreign inn Cage urts. May 4-9 Industrial arts an instructional materials. Muy 6-7 business education acid Home economics. Inv 10-11 and Sci ence and mathematics may17-19. Plant a seed Joanne Leland kaisers Lauvern Post service club director aids Sec ii. L. Bromer 1st sgt of Liq co . Army Garrison in planting Flowers around the service club during the Post Benullo Catlon program s Plant a seed Day. Went of Parley Washington Sis air Force leaders from ii Western hemisphere countries Are scheduled to meet Here for a week of conferences Starling Muy 4, ii was announced. By Ray wrights4s Ramsten Bureau families in the army and a Force arc Busy these Days using their Green thumbs to beautify their housing areas command wide. The largest military area in Europe is at Kalser Slauter Germany where the beautifies lion program is in Ull swing. Kaisers Lauvern Post s Plant Iseed Day started logically enough at a Nursery. Twenty two Small Fry at the vog Chweh Nursery school planted a brass seed to build their own new Lawn to rarer k Barren area in their play Yard. From Panzer Cavern at one end of Kalser Slauter to Vogeli Weh on the other. Individuals an groups turned to gardening my clean up work in a mass Effort to beautify their Community. This was the scene being duh catch at other service Carrm and housing areas. Blooming plants were set out around the Flug be at Panze Cavern and a group of Bay scouts students and girl Scolf planted Trees in front of the red teen club at the Onisor slut can american High school. In the housing urea Lawn mow ers whirred hummers pounded trash was gathered up Grin seed was planted new fences were built and old ones repaired Flowers set out. Window boxes and benches painted and Shrub Bery was pruned. Busy area there was a certain amount of smugness apparent As apartment dwellers who had Bealum their grounds last year and kept them in Good condition sat Outon benches to watch while Owers tolled to bring their areas up to stuff. Post personnel set out Tret planted shrubs and dug in to clean up Negl cycled looking area around office buildings and win houses and during the Over unclean up week. The Post Engineer employees tilled in Large excavations in lawns and on Ito pee removed trash from collection Points and furnished advice 00 planting seeding and fertilizing the Engineer Supply Section furnished top soil fertilizer Gran seed peat Moss paint Bruins and Garden tools in limited quantities. Trees and shrubs were obtained by Post officials from and were planted ing grass Barber Terl Lee Tyndall daughter of St and mrs Thomas f. Tyndall helps her parents beautify the area around their quarters during the Post s self help program. In Public areas besides Bein Given out to family housing area building coordinators. Hedges to replace fences around lawns Are being encouraged
