European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 29, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday september 29,1977 the stars and stripes Page 9 will enter All army Competition panel names Usa eur Art contest winners Schwet Zingen Germany a panel of army and air Force judges has named 30 winners and honorable mentions for entry in the seventh All army Art contest this november at it. Belvoir va., usar eur officials have announced. The Usa eur finals were judged by Jim Slaughter Safe recreation specialist in Ramstein Jim Ehrenreich Art specialist at the Usa eur recreation services support Center in Aschaffenbur and Richard Hasenauer Illustrator at the Usa eur Public affairs office in Heidel Berg. The contest featured three categories of Competition drawings and prints water colors and Oil and mixed Media painting in separate divisions for beginners and professionally trained artists. To get Cash award Susareu Cash awards of $50, $40, and $30 will be presented to the first three win ners in each category. Honorable mentions will receive $20 each. The winners Are group i beginner category 1 drawing Sand prints 1st place special forces Halo jumper by s. Sgt. Joseph a. Beasley a co 1st of in 10th Sega Vii corps 2nd place Day dream by spec. 5 Stephen w. Gui he & he Btry 1st in 1st Ada v corps 3rd place Knock out by pfc. Allen Bako he & he Btry 1 St in 2nd a v corps honorable mention great horned owl by spec. 4 Daniel j. Oliver 2nd operations in Asa Vii corps the mighty Quinn by spec. 4 Henry p. Sarmiento 71st Ord cod a v corps and Frederick Douglass by pvt. Jerry Fetherson cob 1st in 30th inf Vii corps. Category 2 water colors 1st place Seaside Monmouth Park by pfc. Stacey k. L. Gibbs he & he det 793rd my in Vii corps 2nd place pharaoh Akhenaton " by pfc. Elaine am Brose he St signal come us acc Sec co 21st support come 3rd place discount conscience by pvt. Christopher Huffman he & he co 1/70 Armor Usma Wiesbaden v corps honorable mention Soo by pfc. Kevin p. Klein 504maintco Vii corps. Category 3 oils and mixed Media 1st place a Winter Day in Schwa Ebisch Hall by s. Sgt. William g. Johns he det of a Usma Heilbronn Vii corps 2nd place Daybreak by pfc. Ronald Apadaca 1st trans co Vii corps 3rd place sail Boa Ting in the South Pacific by spec. 6 Benjamin f. Turner jr., 42nd Maint co William o Darby Cavern Nurnberg Vii corps honorable mention Highland Lake by it. Col. Dennis r. Swanson he & he co 3rd inf div Vii corps and the window by spec. 4 Michael Marshall 97th signal in b co 21 St support come. Group ii experienced. Category 1 drawings and prints Winter Day in Schwa Ebisch Hall by . William g. Johns one of winners in the Usa eur finals of the All army Art contest. 1st place Dejavu by spec. 4 Douglas e. Henders cob 649th engr in t 21st support come 2nd place portrait by spec. 5 Sieger Hartgers Host signal come visual aids 21st support come 3rd place portrait of Higgs by spec. 4 Ruth Anne Varty 71st in 182nd Maint co Vii corps honorable mention Paradise woodcut print by pfc. Thomas e. Woods 175th aviation co a Vii corps and teaching by spec. 4 Elda Fay Haun Mil Perce Neur data processing div 21st support come. Category 2water colors 1st place brass rail by capt. Bruce Whyte he & he det 43rd signal in 21st support come 2nd place Paris by spec. 5 Sieger Hartgers he St signal come visual aids 21st support come 3rd place fog at tag 5 Grafe Woehr by maj. Kenneth e. Hamburger attack helicopter troop 1/11 army Cav regt v corps honorable mention give me Vietnam by spec. 5 Kenneth Taylor rec Sec crafts Usma Hanau v corps and world War i by spec. 4 Stewart j. Stout the stars and stripes 21st support come category 3 oils and mixed Media 1st place Juniper Creek run by 1st it. Kenneth p. Jones Ansbach pc 1st army div Vii corps 2nd place Garden spot by spec. 4 Melanie Morrell he Hico sen setae 3rd place plan of Heidelberg Castle by spec. 4 Wil Liam Morris 130th station Hosp 21st support come honorable mention boy by s. Sgt. Richard Verdu go b co 649th engr in t a 21st support come and sad eyes or death by spec. 4 Elda Fay Haun Miller Cen eur data processing div 21st support come. Editor at Heidelberg proud of professionalism it s an Ama approved journal by Barbara Cullen staff writer Heidelberg is a onetime medical student who had to choose be tween Medicine and Ballet As a career finally ended up in Medicine but not As a doctor. Inge Sosa editor of the medical Bulle tin the medical journal of Usa eur has watched the onetime newsletter Blos som into a journal approved by the Ameri can medical association. In the office she shares Here with staff members of med come s newspaper the me com examiner Sosa has the Job of wooing sometimes reluctant medical personnel to write the technical articles that comprise the bulk of each Issue and of conferring with consultants on the accuracy of each article. Some people think this is a glamorous Job she says with a shake of her head. It s not it s hard work. Doctors Are atrocious spellers. About one fifth of my time is spent looking up words in the medical dictionaries. Spelling is important. One word wrong and the article becomes second class. One psychiatrist misspelled a word the same Way All through the article. When i pointed it out to him he told me i was compulsive and that no one would Sosa began work on the my As the bulletin is called in 1964 As an aide. In 1968 she became assistant editor and in 1971 she was promoted to editor. Born in Darmstadt Germany and raised in the West indies Sosa taught school in Australia and was a missionary in Jamaica before joining the my in Hei Delberg. Before i came to the bulletin i had never worked outside of a Convent or Mon Astery atmosphere. Working with soldiers was a cultural Shock she said with a laugh. The development of the my from a newsletter to a journal approved by the Ama is an achievement Sosa is proud of. Approval by the Ama Means you re in if not you re out " she said. In recent years the Ama has come up with a physician s recognition award to recognize and encourage physicians to continue their education. The award is presented to physicians who earn it by completing the education requirements which include Points for medical teaching publications and books. Presently for each article that appears in a medical journal approved by the Ama the physician will receive 10 Points. I try to do As Little rewriting As Possi ble Sosa said. Every article that comes to me goes through a consultant in that malagasy closes consulates Nairobi Kenya a the malagasy Consul general Here t. Yamamo Naisoa announced the closure of All his country s consulates abroad As part of a major econ omy drive by the government of the Mala Gasy Republic. Specially and they Tell me what suggestions to make to the author. 1 show the tors a proof of what the article will look like before it s run. Sosa said that since receiving Ama recognition she has had less difficulty in get Ting articles and that she has been Able to attract foreign physicians to write for the my As Well. The bigger the names we get in the More others want to write for us she said. We want to get away from the Mili tary Label. This is a professional medical journal. We go by the Quality of the article not the Quality of the one thing that makes working for the my interesting Sosa said is the variety of material that is published. Medicine is not Medicine per be. You might have five different treatments for one illness. That s Why we need medical keeping the my qualified is a constant concern she said. If the articles go Down in Quality or if it looks like a cheap publication it s out and we lose our Ama approval. The my stands and Falls on How much the doctors and consultants want to keep it she added. The my is mailed to every medical offi cer in Europe and to universities who re quest a copy. Presently the journal is mailed to universities in Switzerland Norway Italy Ceylon France Belgium and Canada and to All medical libraries in the states. A misconception about the my Many physicians have Sosa said is that they think it comes from Washington . And is passed out by the med come. They Don t believe it s printed overseas. Now that Sosa has attained her goal of seeing the my become a recognized medi Cal journal will she move on to another Job i Don t intend to stay with the my Eter Nally. I could leave it if it was perfect but it s still a Challenge to see How far you can take it she said. Every now and then i say i m going to quit and find a quiet Job but. " still she admits there Are pressures with the Job. Every Day i jog to get rid of the pres sures that build up. With every Issue there s the question will the whole world be mad at me Over the next Issue did i miss anything she laughed. Once upon a time i wanted to be a teacher or a child psychiatrist. Some Days i wonder is it too late Gucci s Rome Home robbed Rome up five masked bandits armed with pistols broke into the Home of leather goods and fashion creator Aldo Gucci police said tied up his wife and servants and got away with jewels and clothing. Officers said the bandits forced Elizabeth Holden Gucci to open the House Safe at gunpoint then tied her up along with two servants
