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Show am to Work Putting a f Np5 h::- Plane Exper t 1 o Keceive Army Release Hill Fielders Celebrate the Production Needs New Year By Coming to Work To Determine fe - New Assignments Thousands of Hill Fielders, many 4 cafes, ballrooms and midnight ' pushed apathet- movies. ically through clockhouse turn Servicemen celebrated at parties stiles and hurried back to their on the field and in Ogden and Salt machines through the frosty pre Lake USO's. dawn air last Saturday following Police officials in the two coma gladsome, hopeiul welcoming munities were pleasurably astonof the new year at house parties, ished at the mildness of the celebration which they noted was one of the most tranquil in years, due no doubt to the fact that most bacchants had used their Decem- of them Aircraft technicians now in the armed services who are vitally needed to to give impetus plane production are to be released from the forces to return to civilian jobs. This announcement. mow wViipH be red-eye- d, Becin Hillcr est Red important to Hill v0a field personnel was made last week by Colonel Henry Harms, commanding officer. EitrhtepTi placement wing in Salt Lake City. Kearns army air base is the field selected for examination and assignment of men to aircraft fac Cross Classes Soon Evening Courses rs Given in tories and already approximately 500 technicians from posts all over the country have been ordered there, some already havinsr arrived xne announcement contained the ber allotments to greet the Yule. In machine shops, warehouses and offices all over the field, workers buckled down to add anto the other 80,000 man-houcause of victory. In contrast to the day before Christmas, there were no parties, though numerous trees, scattered throughout various departments, were wistful reminders that it was all over for another year. Inordinate revelry, however, kept 1840 employes from their jobs New Year's day, sufficient man-hours to have accomplished about 312 supply shipments, or enough money lost to have purchased dollar war around 203 twenty-fiv- e Three Subjects Margaret Bennett, executive sec retary, Hillcrest branch of the Davis County Chapter of the American Red Cross, announced last week that classes in first aid, home nursing and arts and handi craft will begin at Hillcrest immediately after the shift change next week. Classes will convene in barracks number 524 during the evening, probably from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Res idents of Hillcrest, Sahara Village and Sahara Trailer Camp are es pecially invited to enroll. Regis tration began last week in the Red Cross office, barracks 425, Hill stipulation that. "The nlan was de veloped not for the convenience of Individuals to be released nor the companies involved, but solely to meet needs of the armed services tor aircraft production, Requests for release have been confined to experts, former em I lesponuiMo ployes of the airplane companies bonds. so far concerned, and men who Military and civilian personnel can step back into the production attended special services in the line without any waste of time. base chapel during the early morn Submitted were twice the ing and evening. At special evening of soldiers expected to be re- services OASC Chaplain Karl A. leasea. The reason in that way Tubesing (Major) expressed the .rrn, nff!A manappritprij the warehouse nnr! uhen it la the armed services can eliminate hope that the new year might wit-- oiiuw, T ness the beginning of a new era Jministrative section, sup' packed and finally shipped. Over names of men serving overseas, fllAHA alA1fO1 fftM AlTAKDOl) n A if of peace and goodwill among men. jon, revealed yesterday that a penoa oi urne, me exact amount claJ3sified a3 officers attending of Catholic personnel attended early levelling program inaug-Joto process certain f icers schools and men hospital- - crest. morning masses at Hillcrest, led two weeks ago in the of time required ized. ev-- n items will be known. Mitchell of Bountiful, Instructor in the first aid class by Father ji now in full swing in at. Not unlike the scheme by which will the base chapel held by and but one, publications, 2nd LiL F. T. Vernon, assistant be Lloyd Fenno, employe in metal miners were released from the electrical Philbin, assistant Chaplain u that Lt Col. Joseph W. Joseph colbranch of control said that repair section, chief, the armed forceg last summer to maintenance. Mrs. base chaplain. Chaplain Philbin ol the inwar manpower Bennett said fJon, Washington, D. C,' who ored calendars corresponding to col-- speed up" mining of structors were yet unnamed for also held mass at 11:45 a. m. present plans call for re-- home nursing and Impressive retreat ceremonies arts and handi took k depot, last week, corn- ored buck slips are now being pre- metals, somiers to be ciassitied as craft classes but will place in north flight test be 's the good job done in set- - pared for distribution throughout thorough Men will work reservists. at which short talks were . , . . . , , enlisted hangar, ly competent. as an am in acquaint- - at tne amsion to which delivered they companies by Lieut. Col. Paul R. Chief purpose of the classes is Martin, A AB ije of installing the pro-- n ine warehouse employes with the first go. until transferred. No indi executive officer, and U a committee headed to fill up leisure time hours of Chaplain of Each can the be system. day vidua! shifts indulged, operation job Tubesing. also to provide the hos jrtnd composed of five key of the week is indicated Hill Field military organizations by a dif-- Transfers will be effected only by employes, lud four officers, such needs as small items of present at retreat pital were color. ferent authority. higher was manual furniture and trained first aiders, the 99th Depot repairSaturday the concerned He said that squadron, employes to facilitate instal Arts and handicraft students will 482nd AB squadron, OASC WAC sue- aware tne must become tnat ry tit ls terving as a practical cessful be permitted to build articles of detachment number 1, the 308th of the program tSOUUVLTUil itiJlKb : i the establishment of the j ........ operation furniture for themselves as well as service squadron, and the 408th w..AMAM4uucn uiiiiuwii j uwku;u 99th Depot Repair Squadron Jon as ordered by ASC ucjiu.uu for Red Cross needs. band. iters. Now that the : them. units handling levelling involves two carjoyous and hap ries: (1) Work to be py days of the t regular intervals of time, holiday season Volume of work in each are over, 1 hope constant our spiritsA and 3 ...ill n Msif Sul explains the idea of w awt. . . . Work levelling cabinet to be used flfagoF THE NKW now set up In most supply branches with the program rXhf LaRue Smith, supervisor, distribution unit, mail and sunervisor. mail and I"."nrancii. ..!a TV nnwrintr. chief distribution clerk, unit; and Willard Reed, Ine bMnch; coordinator. Snow heads the committee administrative "dilef ' i ' mnvlr InvAllinar- Installation - - in suddIv. " 2 tt-- wV New Work Levelling yam liow in ruu swing o-- ..r 1 ut us non-ferro- d leed com-KMt- ly j I - Promotions Work levelling, it creates a backlog of ng it possible to feed it inn rate to the various "4i concerned. By dome efficient utilization of 'Trffl be possible together id employe skills. I program was initiated I Bade in supply to de i , -- . i :4gUUll u ill end with the sea- son. ii we Keep our spirits as To B MaJof" Roland R. Free, Rudy J. Baros. To Be Captain William E. Biggins. high throughout Raymond H. Dougherty, Roger F. Temp-lithe entire year William J. Arthur W. Rossiter, as we did the Molumphy. T Be First Lieutenant Louis Londy, past week we can Ell C. Camobell. Alex D. Hartzler. look forward to a Jonn J. To Be Technical sergeant successful Brown. . . Derrald H. To Be Staff Seraeant year. l work load in each ba Bilyeu, Reuben A. Craft, Wade A. Majors, Coyle Robert A. that, the . hourly Jr., James W. McKinney, was a banner day, as . Tuesday vunuo w. . sen, waamngton, ri vonaia n necessary in order IH..I.I. .VMnr lira urpro visited DV none OUier mail nnk..Hl.r uAat rate work should J. Cacenave. William F. Dossey, Harold TTno Mprkol. Misa Merkel asked . . 3. Elllion, John W. Kwlatkowskl, Oscar various deDartment I me to wisn eacn and everyone a Medlln. Jamea O. Williams. U I cabinet has To Be Sergeant Leon E. BrocK, tan nappy "cw which to place in- - R. . Chamberland, Harry J. Mosely,- - Arlo everything. R Btoner. Robert L. Thomas. Sylvester C. MtS for KVlinmo.it back from ew guinea, I A. , ZanetU. John R. Boyd. Peter N. M. I. oepartments storing nohranakv. Harold L. James. Harold E.- intends to return to the south Paala' As the requests Mayer, Clarence O. Meyers, Paul H. Quln- cific just as soon as she is eannon, Robert R. Ritchie, Jonn a. d buck slins lowed. . John N. Wamback, John E. WarfeL . for each day of Ta,;r,r the nlace or tieay ia- .V T Ba Oormnl Wayne A. Brabander, to visit Connors, V. oia requests can Roacoe I Buttram, Robert Marr who was supposed John J. Flaherty, William M. Gohl, Harold una iot ner to thank 'wea and pvrwllfn want we . 0ilrt,shin O. Hartley, Robert E. Houghton, David j. i us, 1 J"P conUins spaces for Matter, William F. McDonald, James A. company aim i snowea us oi luo Isaac W. Nell, Joe Aorana. enter 1110 McMullan, Flmt-CI- a Albert D. she To Be Private leaves and en- - Hinckley, Calvin E. Cummins. have all the luck. o - very Ptt-fac- ed u f..W, Just aim-mon- ' rU!quet 't i1 Kait . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Sin s Gymboree taTXrZ!,ny a,nce CIub league Division Ogden Weber Northwest Recreation Hall College. Dormitory. Hall Dormitory. Recreation Southeast woraao Club Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. 'HDAY, JANUARY 1 Cross Sewing Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. 'n'rtainment program Northwest Recreation Hall .rl"' Area. Dani,,ry Wing Recreation Hall. Weber College. 4Ha au5 -- Uiolu. U n Blbu- - i? '""ch Church C,B hwL,,' IUciSfl ' , si IWn" Mo0,?,lnR i2rB'WM c,, safffi'oj mtBaii RJ ' fn. leBti""""--Nh- west - s Recreation, Ogden. Recreation Hall Dormitory. Mapleway . sTfcVVfCBlllUn ASCI or Layton JANUARY II, Layton wara '?ew,n8 KLni,.2e"g- Amu- - 11 Northwest Recreation Hall. Ogden. P'wr Rscreatlon, ."-- " n,... M wagus for Dormitory Area Jaaior u.""",oa" . iiuiu . wnooi. c MrtM ii . sleB', iS5iii'. rumen's . wu( j rnneratulations to those fellows who received promouu. the Week: Set. George guy and a Munson, a truly grand for anv of US. a there when neeaea. work and say, keep up thei good ne -vou .,,vth oi jucn. best the do. mvlt- , u- '- !Wmtlo"MalV-iDmlt- or' - - Reporter AY, JANUARY Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. Northwest Recreation Hall. Church Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. " Science seVvlce Northwest Recreation Hall. Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. ii.l,?5in! Eat wing Recreation Hall Dormitory. 10 Woai,...1 and Monday, January Men' Volley Ball Layton Ward Amusement Bail I4 : who have returned irom ot mJilcBasketball 4S?' , ,c S Northwest Recreation Hall. n !. Bowl"8 League for Headquarters and Malnte- Recreation. Inr-DepService League Weber College. n!I!iy.,Tcam lc Club Northwest Recreation Hall. Enut Wing Recreation Hall. JANUARY 0 JHt"'AY, Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. Study Club Northwest Recreation Hall Dormitory. Hewing aJ2?" ihlu 1 hear that Pfc. Sawicki has . a Pis tol Packin' Mamma 10 prw.ei.-iwelcome all...our boys Recreational Calendar Xao. MJEL,, that Battle of Crete Book Xovv at Tech Library at the post The technical library, Uchools announceo , w . he official BattL & Crete. It is " - .,!.. i.raii fliarv. n ,not just anow. author writes ndi batUe line Hantly of front frank. are oiscloTod wHh startling w. .i v r v 1 newub0, V . ness, v'- - . Street USO Twenty-Fourt- h 448 Street Twenty-Fourt- h Telephone JANUARY N WEI)NKSDA 5 SQUARE DANCING, (or all interested, Main Recreation hall. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6 8:30 P.m. OGDEN AIR SERVICE COMMAND "KEEP 'EM FLYING" Orchestra, broadcast through Station KLO, dancing for servicemen and hostesses, Recreation hall. Courtesy Special Service Section, Hill Field. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 8:00 p.m. VIENNIESE NIGHT .Dancing for servicemen and hostesses sweet to the strains of Old Vienna, Recreation hall. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 8:00 p.m. Dancing for everyone. Recreation hall. Hall available for special war worker parties by previous arrangement. JANUARY 9 SUNDAY, 3:30 p.m. Sunday Social Hour, usical Program followed by llrht refreshments, Recreation hall. with' guest 8:00 p.m. The Modern Athenians, Discussion Group 8:30 p.m. speaker. Lounge. MONDAY, JANUARY 10 Happy Haole Hour Get Acquainted Party with servicemen and hostesses In Mala Recreation Hall. p.m. Rev. W. L. French at Church Desk. TUESDAY, JANUARY It p.m. Rev. R. C. Spear, United Christian Ministry, at church desk. Pip-i- t p.m. community sing for servicemen and hostesses in main recreation hall. p.m. Spanish class. p.m. Ballroom dance Instruction with Walter 8toker for service-me- n and hostesses In the lounge. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IX W. M. Adams, Jr., Seventh-daAdventlst, at church Rev. p.m. desk. room for servicemen roast kitchen in the club and p.m. Welner and hostesses. radio, p.m. Dancing in main recreation hall, also 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:30 7:30 8:00 8:00 9:00 7:30 y 8:00 letter-writin- 8:00 books. Wall Avenue USO 2660 Operated 7:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. p.m. Wall Avenue for Negro service men and war production workers. Telephone WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 Book Review Club. , Movie, to be announced. THURSDAY, JANUARY Chorus Rehearsal, Social hall. Games, Game room. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 Square Dancing. Miss Sawyer In charge. Talent Hour. Bring your Instrument and music and enjoy 7:30 p.m. 8:30 an evening of music. . . pm. p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9 00 p.m. 2:30 4:00 7:00 9.00 .nn Informal dancing in social hall: Juke Box Music. SATURDAY. JANUARY 8 Indoor Horseshoe games. Prizes. Bingo; Musical Treasure Hunt. p.m. p.m. p.m. P.m. r m pm. P.m. 9.30. pm. p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m.-O- ames p.m. 8;00 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY Music Appreciation Hour. Forum Hour, speaker to be announced. Social Hour. Informal singing and dancing. MONDAY, JANUARY 10 social hour. War production workers and soldiers every Sight. Games In gams room.. Pool and ping-pon- g hour. and Views News Dramatic club. WPW and soldiers Invited. TvtanAVf JANUARY 11 ,. Junior hostess meeting. hostess meeting. Senior lt S&DAB Games In the game room. Bquart dancing Bights . i - -- - - |