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Show 47b a m mr t 10 Commandments ciS) ta r a i Sc W Classes Enrollment Increases at' Sunday ' 1 m t(S ForConduct Car-Share- rs Wednesday December 22, 1943 More Physical Training For Officers Fitness Program To Require 1. yourself in your host's car as you would expect a visitor to behave in your home. Remember, his car must last for the duration. 2. Pay for your share of the operating expenses regularly. 3. Be prompt in reporting at the point. pick-u- p Don't ask special favors that other memwould inconvenience bers of the club. 5. Keep your driver's phone number. Notify him if you cannot meet him. service. 6. Don't expect "taxi" Walk, or use public transportation, 4. to a convenient pick-u- p For s - i - mm - K e cri Xi mi rM'5 point. Drivers 7. Hold to your schedule. Don't keep your passengers waiting. 8. Be sure to notify your riders Daily Workouts - - "WftmB ... wm e .1 .4... bdvvc, is growine . . . The Hut uieia onnwiy wnwi, to unable drive. 2 a is if new since Dec, way 32 new member, were enrolled bringing the total enrollment te 9. Keep your car in good runi 1 JoU a!' physical fitness program, specifibase chaplain and director of the Sunday school said 75 wereM assistant on Hamilton, you. ning order. Others depend post school, area, each Sunday at 10 in buQding the convenes for winter school designed cally 10. Drive carefully. Avoid Sunday. me Intermediate, and senior-adu- lt members. junior, kindergarten primary, months, for officers of the Ogdeii Air Service Command and the army air base at Hill Field. Planned and outlined under the guiding hand of Capt. Carl S. Men-ge- r, by the physical training branch of the Ogden Air Service Command, the program could be service Under J JM .1 -- tSSTSL s5X (ffi E-17- gj 6, Time Magazine Article Notes Work and Importance of ASC Termed the "world's biggest business," the air aptly titled "No Muscles Missed." 4 Under the program Hill Field's command's scope and multitudinous functions were last officers clamber over the ob- week feature article in Time magarecognized in a stacle course, take conditioning exercises, and practice basic tum- zine. An over-a- ll story on the job done by the ASC, it is combative activities, and written in Time's inimitable style and is here reproduced in bling, weight lifting, as well as numerous full for the benefit of readers who did not see the Time other body building sports. of the fitness program, Purpose as stated by the order, is to "pre- article: ' The world's biggest business Spare fittings, of the same matepare each officer for any duty re- stacks com in ten times as many catalogue rial, were not to be trusted quiring endurance, stamina, and items as Sears ttoebuck. It has bat An A. S. C. officer scrounged the ability to protect himself civilian a payroll than Gen- some asbestos from the French for larger all incurred hazards in against It runs a U. bigger telemodern warfare. Strength, speed, eral Motors. S. than crucible, made an oven' from KINDERGARTEN DEPARTMENT any system type Of the Hill agility and physical skills contrib- association. The business ispress the heated it with acety- school is in full swing. Shown above are youngsters adobe brick, to effectiveness are military uting Air Service Command, the depart- lene torches. With aluminum from last Sunday. The class is taught by Georgetta Miller primary objectives." ment store, garage and mail-orda residents. A ft w full-leng- th yJ' ... er Field am who itM and Mn.1 Lewis, Sahara Village special Christmas program itk salvaged German propellers and next Dec. for at which time each child f 26, Sunday, provided new he made hinges, little copper a surprise Uhrlstmas package. The kindergarten clw it presented three in combat into put the planes children five years of age and below. days. When fabric parts needed repairs, the same officer borrowed the only available sewing machine Xmi in town from a French dressmaker. It had no needles. He made some out of bicycle spokes. In India, a sergeant who had been a Cleveland molder cast a sour look at the local foundry fa Firemen in station number 2 at4- a a in with fire Hill sand cilities: Field, last month decided to pit, return The theatre. tions will be taken in administerwas mainly damaged parts for hollows scooped in the ground for make Christmas toys for distriload Private so the that program, however, ing were no furnaces. bution to Hill Field kids wherever d depots molds. There repairs at the physical capacities will not be over- rush or So he made they might be at Hillcrest, Washflasks. patterns and in the U. S. taxed. his own. With a furnace of fire ington Terrace, Verdeland Park, or 500,000 Items90 all officers will days Every More than a million officers and brick taken from the town dump, Grand View Acres. be given the AAF" physical fitness men and several men wear the distinctive insignia his three enlisted on a small scale test to show their progress. The out turn 500 different asThings started Indians A. surS. 2 resourceful station C: a gear wheel test consists of pull ups, testing of the items from junk-yar- d aluminum Had Diogenes in his Krch a propeller, supported and secured scrap lumber from the sit mounted byMore strength of arms and shoulders; cases. brass used cartridge civil than waist-lin300,000 to wings. went work. the and by It salvage yard ups, a real test of the really honest individual Letter From Home and the shuttle run, which ians also labor in the A. S. C, Proud of its great size and fast wasn't long before Fire Chief Wlr sleuthing about Hill Field tests a man's wind as well as co- which handles over 500,000 different service, the A S. C, like so many liam C. Jensen discovered some of Dec. 13, his Suit items, from a jackkriife to a ordination. good mechanics in the morning also of pretty boasts big organizations, ceased then ud have S. A. C. crowd. takes every air forces its human touch. Packing para Getting in touch with the easily Combative Activities ' Cross local Love of the as it leaves the factory, from chutes for the whole of Red the Pfc. plane chapter Eugene A. A. F. is Classes in combative activities then on in fuel Chief and a it Jensen received here, let keeps repair. most loving cares. Some aviation squadron, entermj will include fighting A. S. C depots make any neeQeij one of its ter from them that toys requesting customers even a letter be special of the judo type, as well as boxing, operations hangar spied I made. plant modifications which would irom home immediately get after and combatives. mas they In wrestling, on the ground without 8 otherwise slow up a factory pro make an The emergency landing: in the signal was granted of formal gymnastics, officers will duction line, fit out for every plane the fire marshal, also permis- around it. Full, very full, work out on the rope, bar, horse flight or shipment overseas. A. S. jungle kits stitched into the para by sion to use lumber from the Hill pv $207 and personal ppe and springboard. , C. also acts as an express company chutes they find a cozy note from B Classes will also' be formed in for all air freight in the U. S, the woman worker who packed the Field box factory. The toys are was the property of one distributed chute. the Red being Cross Field. by Wendover military aquatics for which indoor flown by the Air Transport Com organization to deserving families. Matthews, facilities at Ogden will be utiltzed mand. It even publishes an illus in hand, honest wallet With Some of the toys were alsos made Fundamentals of swimming, life trated catalogue of surplus or ob handed ..nhaaitntinzlv T.,.. for children of the firemen.? " saving, and rescue methods will be solete items (Time, Dec. 13). wai billfold, which Unofficial directors of the pro the offered. a AwnPr. a J Ready v Replacements iw " ject were Nick Pavich and) Vern turned Competitive athletics will be en comnej The vast supply function of the Last week Love was Morgan. Pavich and Drillfciaster couraged and teams will be organ A. S. C. begins k letter from in .,oii,r the "accelerated v Ben F. Benton were more r less nTandi ized in as many different sports service tests" of the Materiel Com officer CoL IJJ-as possible to hold round-robi- n i 91, South responsible for the original idea. rm,a .AftPi was t Highway mand. In these runs endurance tournaments. Sports recommended of new Approximately 120 different toys A. S. C. experts squadron. his before planes, licly were made during the project, inare softball, basketball, touch foot watch for parts which wear quick Road Jamming ball, soccer, badminton, volleyball ly, to be ready for replacement de cluding cribs, wheelbarrows,4 wag2. includinf Aw .tattn ons, kitchen cabinets, corner shelf and handball. mands. By the time a new model Causes Difficulties Vernal SWll"CT n.i . ofon ne racks, sleighs, chairs, tables, hobbyReports physical fitness of is in the field, the (like the Morris if,,., horses ficer personnel will be submitted parts it will need are ready Chiefs and machine tallon all for guns to ana to loads traffic eonveririnir the course. Bishel, William flight surgeon hand. In the Attu periodically strictly juvenile use, of ... .. . . parts J..! ADout 15 firemen are assigned Benton. snut cnanges at the inter for analysis and recommendations, flown in by the campaign, Air Transport uuring it was stated. Command arrived before the planes seciion or Highway 91 and the south access road are nettlinir th for which they were ordered. Sometimes the most thoughtful omie mgnway ratrol. following planning cannot anticipate every numerous complaints. Highway Patrol Chief Peter Dow need, or every quirk of war and weather. Then the improvisations said: "We have had rennrta th.f of Yankee ingenuity write new cars entering highwav 91 from th legends of the A. S. C. in the field. south access road to Hill Field are Empty gasoline tins, hammered vum-uiiiup 10 rorm two and three flat and cut to size, have made lanes where only one is nermittpri d many a patch for bullet and flak Also, that traffic to holes. Said an A. S. C. general Salt Lake is using the lane right to d factory engineers back designed for traffic in the U. S.: "Did you know that and then turning southward to creyou could straighten a prop blade ate a hazard to life and property." He said a survey of the by wedging it in the bumper of a lnt.r. two and - a - half - ton truck, then section was underway, but until the truck until the kink completed officers backing was gone. . ; . It wa done and present regulations; hewill enforce added that ' the airplane flew." cnanges may be made or sunnle. Service Heroes ' Thousands of mile from ware mentary signs erected when the houses and the parts they needed, survey is completed. the service crews of the A. S. C. have made do with what they had iew JOhsLt F. R. S. Tumlln They have worked without shelter former chief, hlant JvSSi' .ot. in nn Arctic sale, twistinsr hun branch, will be appointed new chief dreds of little screws to a of the receiving replacing Veteran em broken wing spar on a replace Rosemary Larsrn When Capt. J. D. Gilderbranch, whn ploye of airplane repair branch tools were lacking, they made their last week. Lt. H. B. Wille, former maintenance division, left Monday own. assistant, branch one, will TrfK FIREMEN OF RTATMVtf 1 for New York City where she will Tnnwul their skHl te At Casablanca, several ar Lt. Tumlln as chief of plantreplace main- - wys tor the rived with a vital fitting broken. icnance. children of Hill Field emptor in undergo WAVE training. Some results of their handiwork are pictured w" Attendance Mandatory Attendance will be required for all officers below the grade of colonel unless excused by the commanding general,., OASC, or the commanding officer, AAB, Hill Field. Class periods will be held ' daily, Monday through Saturday, from 4 p. m. to 5:30 p. In. No snap course,, the program Is a thorough one designed to build up participants into first class physical condition. Necessary precau- house of thexArmy Air Forces. Last week the A. S. C. proudly announced its own air freight line. It is, properly, the longest in the world 14,000 miles from A. S. C. at Patterson Field headquarters (near Dayton. Ohio) to Karachi, India. A big Liberator cargo plane made the first round-tri- p run in twelve days. Outboard, it carried 8,300 pounds of fuel pumps, starters, magnetos and' other critical replacements for the (C-8- Station 2 Firemen Make Toys for Hill Field Kids 7) China-Burma-Ind- ia Honest Commended By CoLFator 300-od- sub-depo- ts - fire-fighte- rs e; . rv' 300-yar- d B-1- 7. " hand-to-ha- , nd go-ahe- ad Investigate Road . Traffic Problem -- B-2- 9) Toys for the Kiddies Joins WAVES g south-boun- J S r bug-eye- d north-boun- S B-2- 4. 1 P-3- 9's 1 |