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Show Pag HILL 6 Friday. Anrll .r. ii TOP TIMES Stratojet Takeoff Base Kindling Wood Donated to Public "lil Hustle and Bustle Lavender and Lace The Colonial Inn will be the set ting for the May 29th wedding of Rose Sarlo, Publications reproduc tion branch, and Grant Williams, Maintenance service section. The bride will be dressed in traditional white satin and carry a bridal bouquet centered with an orchid. She will be attended by Mrs. Helen Hall, matron of honor, and Shawna Kershaw, as bridesmaid. The best man will be Ralph Williams, brother of the groom. The newlyweds will be at home at 870 23rd . St., Apt. 10, after a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas where they will join in the annual celebration. non-prof- lllllillilliHlilli "fclilllllilllllllliilllll liiliilllllik liillllilllllllllllliiiii llill lllllliillilllliilllillv it charitable or eduany cational oragnization. The only expense to these organizations will be that incurred- - in transporting non-prof- . Hell-dora- Boeing Airplane Company Photograph The Boeing XB-4- 7 Stratojet, the U. S. Air Force's newest zooms skyward under the impetus of 42,000 pounds of thrust. bomber, Curving smoke trails are from the 18 JATO ?Of f ) rocket units, mounted integrally in the big bomber's fuselage. Six General Electric 5 turbo-je- t engines, each developing of thrust, are slung beneath the slim swept-bac- k wing to provide normal power. This photo just released with approval of the Department of the Air Force, is the first photograph of the new Seattle-bui- lt Boeing bomber showing its power plants in full use. The rocket motors, mounted nine in each side of the fuselage, are used for heavy load takeoff and for emergency power needs. Range, speed and other performance characteristics of the new bomber are classified Blood Bank information. This unusual photograph was made by Boeing military Airplane Company photographer In First. Use Vernon Manion during tests by Boeing flight crews at Moses Lake Air Base in Force Central Washington State. The Boeing Stratojet is in the The newly formed "live" blood same weight class as the wartime Boeing 9 is bank of Hill AF base was put to first bombardment airplane with sweepback wing.Superfortress and use recently when Richard Ballan-tyntransportation section of supWASHINGTON ply division, donated a pint of his (AFPS) The blood to Mrs. C. W. Bragan. No Fuelin' Air Force request for $26,670,000 to Because a direct transfusion was There's no cruessin' when unnecessary, Ballantyne's blooc buy the proposed new uniforms was gassin' at Hill AFB and nn was used to replenish the blood first .whittled down to 10,000,000 cussuv either when one finds by water drawn out by Mrs. Bragan from in the aviation uefcrnl Tr the bank at St. Benedict's hospital. the House Appropriations Commit oeiongs there. Right on the bot The "live" blood bank at Hill tee and then voted down by a House tom or tne high octane tanks. AFB consists of a list of names of It's all tart of the hnsp Anna individuals, with blood types, who vote of 72 to 48. As a result, chances System game played by Ellis will donate blood to felow of any changes in the present-da- y Henry ana his "tankers." when necessary. When a tank car of avgas is Mrs. Bragan is the wife of Major Air Force uniforms for quite some loaded into the 25,000 gal. unBragan, OAMA finance oficer. time are very nebulous. derground tanks, the gas goes in and the water comes out when it's nut into the tank ers, the water comes in and the gas eoes out J-3- 4,000-poun- 108-fo- ds ot B-2- e, Hill-fieldie- rs Double-talk- ? Not PrWHnooeorge hicks, stock . record Clerk. It s all automatic he nova When so much gas is forced out, the float valve shuts off the water coming in. Ana just In case the valve gets temperamental and some aqua gets into the sebregator tanks, an emergency valve pops co tne rescue and whommvi The StflV.q nn tha niito4a Moreover, the fuel is always ciean ana the tanks are always iuii witn virtually no "blow up" possibilities. Sounds simple ana saie. Ana It is. But don't go trying it on that brand ' new Jallopy. Especially on a Sun day afternoon. Jackpot! m at 10 lbs. and u 1 Weighing (stripped), and supporting a heal! head of hair, was Mary KathJ Houser, first child of SSgtJ Mrs. John V. Houser. She anil at Hill AF Base hospital Aprfll Capt. John Schriener, OIC J ternity Ward, stated that W Kathryn is one of the largest bail,1 Vie has ever Helivercri A.f When you meet Sgt. Houser j might just as well ask him abt their pride and joy because if j don't he will tell you anyway. Sgt. Houser, who is assigned do the military personnel section 11 l ; tx nqs., uiaims iuai wnue it is vJ unusual tor sucn a large baby to born in Utah, it is not the h Serenade of the Belles bit unusual for Oklahoma. fl Weddiner bells will rine for Miss "Sarge" nails from- - Okalahoi Marjorie Nelson on May 21 when she becomes the bride of Kent O. The Hill AF Base Women's C Thursby. Marjorie is employed in met April 20 for a few rubbers t will be Transportation and Kent remembered as Lieutenant Thurs bridge. Mrs. Harry Hines wall nwnv with final- nriTo arA ul by, Military Personnel office. The ceremony will be solmen-ize- d Eugene Finke , captured sei at the home of the hride's prize. The winners at the April 13 parents, 2433 Monroe, Ogden at 7:00 p. m., by Bishop Joseph Anderson. sion of bridge were Mrs. Chi For her weddiner the bride has N. Stanton, first place and chosen a gray suit with navy ac- Albert O. Rondel, second place. cessories accented by a corsage of white orchids. She has chosen Jean Powell to The attend her as maid of honor. Jean, who works in Unit A of Supply Hill Times Division, will wear a blue check suit. Bridesmaids will be Dorothy Nelson, Eris Lichtenberger, Nedra Blackington and Edna Lamour-eautransportation employee. After a reception at the bride's home the newlyweds will honeymoon in Kansas for two weeks SEE NORGE then return to Ephraim, Utah, to make their home. BEFORE YOU BUY , A. 1 - . Support Top Advertisers x, Home of RCA-Vic- h Radios Miss Francis Draayer, aircraft repair section, became the bride of Ray Hipwell in a double ring ceremony April 17, 1948 in Elko, Nevada. For the ceremony, the bride wore a white suit. The couple spent a short honeymoon in Elko and made plans for an- - extended honeymoon this - WIDESPREAD . . . BUTTON-DOWN- l FOR A "PICTURE LAWN" SOW H-2-- O , yowr lawn the envy of the neighborhood fho ooiy way. Bring. out color and sparkU with a meal of Scotta Lawn Food. Get plenty of thick, sturdy grass by owing vigorous growing Scott, s- -i. Simple as that-a- nd oo it yourself in an evening. WI Collar SCOTTS LAWN V" dally for western A new .J With Lorraine Ford OGDEN AIR MATERIEL AREA, Hill Air Force Base, Utah Several truck loads of kindling wood at Hill Rir Force Base will be doit nated to organizations or sold to the general public at a nominal price, it was made known today by Colonel Frank D. Hackett, Commanding Officer. Unless kindling wood is disposed of soon, it will be burned. Institutions eligible to ' receive all or any part of this wood free of charge are those who are supported by state or federal taxes or wood off the base. The general public may purchase the wood at 25 cents an outomobile trailer .load or 50 cents a truck load. Individuals or agencies interested in obtaining any or all of this scrap wood should go to the west entrance gate at Hill AFB which will be opened only on Thursday of each week. 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