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Show T7 6 Wtdnetday July 19, 1944 Private Pin-U- li CI p w Kitpwnrt:: 4135th AAF Base Unit A xuriougn 1 a wonderful thi. some 01 The squadron dropped Don't worry You get tired and ome back. GI fathers as embarked it glamour Monday the army to rest up. fi- about growing away from your its service. on a series 01 nutes ana ww w""' M. Sheenan, a re- -. child while you are in the -cent returnee. try runs. - Buddie ...You are such ; a hero In his, or 1 Franklin proved to be a good solPing pong has her, eyes that become a major in good con dier you will be closer when you come sport around our dition, and why i home from war sports area. Spewife is His not? cialists than y o here, he wanted before you left thinking quick game are Pfc. A. her to greet a sol Hats off ...To Fulginitti, TSgt dier, not a sad and the Red Cross in Acterberg 4135th Guard Section T ... pv' 3rd Provisional Avn. Sqdra. . .. ! in this re sack. the way they an handled emergency fur- is lip v 1 5 5. - - . J MOST GUTS . . . When pasting their favorite pin-u- p weald scarcely consider a private that is until they looked at the above. Her name is WAC Pvt. Ellen home is- Colombia, Fa. She works at the hospital Jitterbug- do luxe from the old school, she likes her likes OASC. ' to the wall, have carefully C. Troop Her here. She's a work, and she Grant Colleges List Available Bicycle Parly Planned Friday The Welfare and Recreation unit announces that arrangements have been made for a bicycle party for all Hill Field employes to be held this Friday evening. The bicyclers will gather at 6:30 p. m. at Covey's bicycle shop, 2644 Washington Blvd., in Ogden. They will ride to Lorln Fair parte, where lunch .will be served and then continue up Ogden canyon. A list of U. S. schools and col leges that grant to the sons and daughters of officers and enlisted personnel of the United States Army certain scholarships and con cessions is now available in the OASC oersonal affairs branch, Lt Charles P. Murphy, branch chief, announced yesterday. The list was recently revised based on latest available data, Lt Murphy said. He explained that sons and daughters of military per sonnel have no inherent right to these concessions and scholarships, SUNDAT but that they are offered volun Cathollo Man Baa ehapet, 8 a. m. Protutant Service, Nsro Baaa chapel, tarily by the institutions, which ft. at. t (Second Sunday of each month Oo nun an- may change them at will. The list ion service. ) contains succinct information re Hill Field 8uaday school Baaa chapel garding the educational institutions and annex. 10 a. m. and the benefits wracn tney oner. Ftor alt aga croups.) Baa Protectant Communion Sarrlea Those interested in further inforBaa chapel, 10 mation should contact Lt Murphy, first Sunday.) (vary affairs branch, OASC Catholic Maw Baaa chapel, 12 noon. personal headquarters building. MONDAY Chapel Services - ia Cathollo sfassrlaa chapel. S:40 a. m. . TCKSDAT Cathollo Mi Baaa chapel. S:40 a. m. Protectant Noon Derotlon Whaa No. 12. ll:4S . m. Catholic Noon Derotlon Res. Haasar Mo. 1 11:45 m. Post Movies WEDNESDAY July lt Edward O. Robinson Marlene Dietrich George Raft wsomtaoAT TBTOMDAY . "Manpower THURSDAY-FRIDA- The Catholic Maea Baaa chapel, 8:40 ft. m. Protectant Noon Derotlon Rep. Hangar Mo. 1. 11:45 a. m. Catholic Noon Derotlon Whaa No. 13. 11:48 Y July f-t- l White Cliffs of Dover Irene Dunne Alan Marshall Frank Morgan SATURDAY ft, m. FKIDAT Cfttholle Maea Baaa chapel. 8:40 ft. m. Protectant Moon Derotlon Whaa No. 45, 11:45 ft. n. Cathojlo Noon Derotlo- n- Whaa No. 33. 11:48 a. m. Norena Service Baa chapel, 3 p. m. Norena service Base chapel, 5:30 p.m. Cathollo Choir Baaa chapel, 0 p. as. SATtmDAY Catholic Maea Baa chapel, 8:40 a. m. Catholic Confession Baea chapel, 7 to 9 p. m. Not No. 1 For ach acUrltr marked wit an asterisk ) transportation win . b provided front the South Gate to the and return, chapel tearing the Civilian Dormitory area 20 minutes and the South Oat mlnutee IS prior to the schedule of time of activity and making atop at the Clock Hoa to pick up any personnel who may driven ear have their and parked them July ZZ "The Girl Who Dared" Lorna Grey Peter Cookson SUNDAY-MONDA- Y July 23-"Step Lively" George Murphy Gloria De Haven Frank Sinatra Adolphe Menjou TUE8DAY Joly IS "Summer Storm" George Sanders Linda Darnell Edward Everett Horton 24 WEDNESDAY Jaly 24 "Minstrel Man" Benny Fields Gladys George Alan Dinehart la the parking lot Jt For the activities marked with two asterisk transportation will start at the Recreational building in Sahara Village Instead of the Civilian Dormitory () Weekly Recreation Program 4:34) p.m rang. WKD!fUD4T Rifle ciub matches Rifle 1:30 1:13 p.m. . :SO p.m. TSSO p.m. Softball Layton Park. CAP meeting N. W. Cec. halt THtTKflDAT P.m. Softball Monroe 7:M p.m. Swltnborec Weberpark, college. FKIDAT p.m. Blcvele nartv :34) p.nwoftbaH Layto - ark. n..i. "Corky" Sgt Korkola. ' Pf c. interesting!. - "7 : . all-color- ed '- " Self-taug- ht top-kickin- , Cfttholle Mate Baaa chapel, S:30 ft. m. Protestant Moon Derotloa Whaa Mo. 33, 11:45 a. m. Catholic Noon Derotloo Whaa No. 45, 11:45 ft. ra. . Catholic Braalng Maae Base chapel, 8:30 p. m. Friday's was the UOWDOy JxL oner Walters' who uoaa and some otner on lus v. , was Haze, Brewster, Franklin, GIs, was racing zeiiers ana yours warhomrbrpiane. father's bedside. Matthewson, some for excitement, truly, eager found it when a steer proved too for Farmer Swartz too hanAu v., lust before he tough dle. Turning cowhand for a while iiie there GIs moved in smartly, and passed away." in good old. western style, roped . . . tied the steer in five minutes Views from the sidelines eye. and Col. Buresh sporting a blackBress-man flat. Yippie! On him it looks good. fgt.of those getting in and put When Joe Brown dances he teeny-ween- y jeeps is really a dances, in every sense of the word. sight. 'Pass the Revue" came to the field Joe Brown was tops in the and piug-ge- r. a song is quite Lt, Manzel He did himself proud when show. the hear to Anyone wishing a dance to tne best dedicated he will latest song hits of the month has little skipper on the base, Captain be obliged by Lt. Manzel, who N. A. Roeller, and the squadron a pretty good voice, which he leads. . He boys appreciZ. Charles Walters, Cpl. ated it and almost brought the Reporter. 'gym" down with applause. of War Prisoner Last Thursday night the soft, Guard Detachment golden voice of Haaston Woodlen On July 10th General Eisen- fell, like flakes of drifting snow, hower issued a warning from an on the ears of radio listeners all to Command post Allied advanced the west as the first over effect $ the that on the air from snow the real fighting Hill Field. went Franklin did Private v in UIC XalU U4a as M. C. of the program. f theater of ooera- - a good job ho superman commandoes tions is still You're P. T. R. is a trebut the V ahead, and urged mendous squadron over last improvement ' oe nuu month's. The opumism squadron has profesminimum. a ito dancers, bail players, golfers, IHe intimated sional The musicians and goldbricks. nearer ithat the converted into have been latter come the Allies landscaping to a successful men of isthe soil. The very rapidly progressing completion of the project This despite a lag in work Monday. landwar, the more was of due to the p r o g r e s sively scapes but withshortage the return of a Cook difficult will be of skill landscaping techits waging, for the closer we shall number the entire area will soon be be to. the homeland of the enemy. nicians beautiful green grass. sprouting of those the The efforts supporting these men. workers, Willing lessened fighting troops cannot be in any way, if hostilities are to P. S.: Chums, don't know what cease in the shortest possible time. care you have been giving your gas usNew addition to headquarters mask, but the Japs haveonstartedChithe (H) gas ing mustard office is Supply Sgt Sabo, who re- nese which is not too cently changed his abode of labor good; inbutBurma, with proper care and is It a from the Supply Room. of your equipment this marvel the way this man types. knowledge and more power to can be combatted. CpL Charles Dodd, him. Reporter. ..J Branch Camp No. 1 of this unit has been established at Fort Doug- 459th Aviation Sqnadron las. It is In the nature of a moIn the absence of FSgt Edgar bile exhibition camp to enable A. Hicks, who is on furlough, Sgt visiting officials to observe just Raymond Jackson, acting in his inwhat constitutes the average stead, well deserves the praises of stallation of this nature. The all the men in the squadron for guards and administration person- the swell job of nel have to keep on their toes in having their shoes shined, beds the 22nd of this Beginning made, and in general presenting month, those men who haven't had as good an appearance as possible time off since being assigned to to create the right impression on this unit will be given IS days to the visitors. frolic. This comes as welcome relief from the strenuous duties of and fra- army regimentation. Might I take Efficient, ternal TSgt Roger Mourlam has this opportunity to caution all men left us for duty at Fort Missouli, to return on time, lest they get Montana. Sgt Mourlam was for- lost in the hustle and bustle of merly personnel sergeant major, packing for that long sight-seeiand had resided in Ogden for more tour "Uncle Sammy" has than a year and a half. He is mar- for them? Don't get mearranged wrong, ried and has a baby girl. lads, I'd rather stay home also. It's a job, though, that we all have to First canine sick call in the his- share, so let's all in and tory of SCU 193S came last Friday. make it a good one, pitch All the dogs assembled at the dis- all go home to stay. then we can pensary in the compound at one o'clock sharp to receive their inocTo those of you who don't know. ulations for rabies. They com- - Corporal Leodia Marshall is takin the I. G. manner ing unto himself a bride. The fortypical Clained and pawing about and mer Miss Florence M. Randell commenting upon the hails from New Orleans, Louisiheartlessness of doctors. All ana, and boys, she seems to be a came through inarmy fine shape. right gal. We wish you both a T Bruce A. Cook, world of happiness in this new Reporter. . venture, Corporal and Mrs. h for ious James Leto, 54 hike most StJJfDAT Tennis matches) Lester Dark, Baseball Affleck park. MONDAV 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Softball Layton park. Tt'KftDAY Olrls seftball Monroe park, Volley ball Dormitory area. Bridg lisiift Ogden Via good-natur- ed on A does Sgt Fred Stein go each night? He mentions her but cooking, never a .hint does he droD u h where' she lives. He's serious, tea Shumwaj Sgt. James McGreel is definite? in favor of the branch of service called the WAC. Ask him about He is very bashful but forcin bis convincing manner. The brick barrack is verr SSgt. F. SI pleased to quarter dich. He was one of building favorites for the top Casanori Now we have a candbilling. idate and we believe in backinj our men. The sergeant is very talented in giving Dr. Brinkley readings. Will CpL Darrel Reitz soon be signing up for married ma'ibe passes? His "sister" will soon back from Phoenix, Arizona, tad then he can tell us. it eful -, Congratulations are to be oour orderly room for their efficient manner in all instancci From our officers, FSgt. IsadonU, Elmer Brasel on don and the MSgt desks of the entire office ffered force. Anybody wishing steady trans portation to and from Ogden and points in between contact sgt Paul Rusnik or TSgt Jesse Bennett for particulars. They have jut purchased a model T" Ford cu for such purposes. . Why is it that Sgt Bill Rape? and Cpl. Howard Mathis spend a much time in an upper story d the Operations Hangar. The gbh are pretty, and cute. Is that tat reason? CpL R. Shumway, Reporter. , 4112th AAF Base Unit (Avn, 81) Were you sitting near your radio last Thursday niaht around You were? Well, fm sure you wen 10-J- listening to na And 1 tion KLO. you were, jrw probably heard Private O liter Franklin, emcee; the Brown Bon- quartet Fftt Evaai Harry Baiaci Willie RaiOCT Gcorf and Samuel Wal ier g. ng dog-fashi- Where ? lace: Set Banal Woodlen. golda voiced tenor and vours truly. The quartet, as you alreadr know, has been touring with Bw fifth war loan show, "Pass in 1 vue," and have attained quite Dlace in the hearts of all thou who have Visorrl thm If you missed the show last week don't fail to tune in tomorrow night. We hope you'll like it Tf sill urtiA alifnsul un for the trad meet turn out Saturday, the meet should prove to be quite the thing There are at least four participant! fo reach event So as I said la" wW week, "Is there any reason 4912th shouldn't come out on top. The Servlra club board of I ernors is making rapid Pr05! m and have many surprises in wora for the men. Mum is the now but watch for all future s 'Fullness of Time' Attracts Audience The bug has certainly hit this nouncements. squadron lately. This makes about supply w fi EM into take on added responsiLt A. W. McDowell, day few a the two bility months. duty officer, spent past Well, they couldn't do m. braver the hospital last week and partton The "Fullness of Time," a series of drama picting the epic of the Mormon pioneers and their trek across the plains to the Rocky Mountains, is being presented each Tuesday evening at seven n. m. In the south east recreation hall, civilian dor area. mitory The series beffan fast ovanlntf L. D. S. services at Hlllcrett has obtained permission from radio station KSL and the coovrlsht owners to these pro- grams ior me enjoyment 01 those who wish to attend. Anyone Interested In learning more about Utah, its history and bcvih im soraiaujr invited to be mighty nice when yoCget hooked sils were no longer need, so ttb up with the right person. So long. cut 'cm out- It's good to have a Pfc. G. D. Luebers, back even though he won't bew to talk about a whisper for a Reporter. Sgt. Sidney H. AlexandeJf radio-transcrib- it. ed h. '"A toke Puse. It's thi rw t that his - Submit Sick Leave Forms for Pay ! Employes who expect to be ab- sent on extended sick leave, and wish to have their checks mailed to them are to be advised that it will be necessary for them to submit their leave applications and doctors' certificates to the payroll and accounting branch before their checks can be released, MaJ. S. C off- Campbell, civilian personnel icer, announced yesterday. The leave application and actor's certificate should statebeWf the period of sick leave will "J definite and will show onlS rV.J. Deg inning date, ne saM. sick leave refers to long perio&T cause absence that will ploye to be away over long rlods of time; as operation. 5 ternity furloughs and proW illnesses. r |