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Show Ur "Store tWar Fund Monday Drive jT Launched Ogden Air Service Command Business Former HiH Wednesday. Octets a ,o OASC Quota Set At Day's Field EM Now in England ;rted Wages Per Man A drive to collect $15,000 from OASC employes for the National War Fund Campaign was launched here last week simultaneous with a grand opening in 10,000 commun ities through the U. 5. three shoe iSsUrs and Roebuck busy alldey thriving bust. Manager George I nounced yesterday. iUke concern will sell , ,oes on a concession gaiety equipment safety goggles, leather and shields, aprons, wifl be issued upon pre--a special form signed rtte employe's supervisor f OASC's safety engineers. JZ for men and women fLtt, with ftVay V- - i res-3-gt- os, rub-iweldi- ng VoASC safety engineer, .g ffarner emphasized jloyes do not have to give julir ration stamp to buy Jhoes. They need only three ration e number (order to obtain a special ihkh will be issued them iore. Purchase of safety We will in no way affect shoes outside, he said, id hours are from ten a. m. I m, Entrance to the store "jh the rose garden flank-e- it ride of building jiign has been erected over 4. wents were first begun ide the new service last S. Until recently it has to secure mer-f- e jposrible announced, a to six shift was decided to accommodate swing a order i both day and nuts sought of 14 Okehed OASC, C of 14aays eimlove.reriilt Jinama air depot has been W for OASC, Lt. Milton employe relations chief, led this week. fenced personnel in any of Wng job classifications, aircraft en aircraft sheet mta1 sircraft instrument m weeaame, ure, niin Knior machinist. Junior radio mechanic 51 "JPPly clerk, CAF-- 3, TsZX ,nd 3. applicants ma as positions wcnanic, innl in- radio aircraft junior PrODertv d anri nim1 derk-typi- st Proes in mainten- administrative rec-CLS?- ?7' Lewis Payne, trative records provost marshal. ur operates on a announced. Those 43-ho- 4 war-relat- si at t at - wrwn - - IN ENGLAND . . . ASC aircraft mechanics and Field, are pictured alongside a at the largest ASC depot in tl w.Jt7: .i.usrZPT, Lpei0,5?; Fom Gail rlKht thy re: (siding) TSgt. Jesse Griffiths, Sggt. sbh Twenty-fiv- e B-1- fS? J?Lbinsl,SKt- T?rVnn 0rAUn TS ,Ne,son Ross. W. Burt, W- Clint S. Cook. SSgt. Harold E. Jh"son, D Medley, CpL SSgt. Ivan P. Olsen, CpL Keith B. Mendenhall, Pfe. David K. Askelson, SSgt. J. E. Humphreys and Sgt. Sames Ralph Brown. Kneel-2.- m Bntler SSgt. Vera Christensen, Sgt. Burton C. Kinyon, Pfe. George VE?b5rt W. DeForest, Sgt. Roy W. Wright, Sgt. James C. Guy, Cpl. A. Monson, Sgt. Roger Porter, TSg. - ' ' Mason R. Hise, TSgt. E. Mack Stone Byron and Sgt. Dean Jackson. 4- letir,Iht' f 9 Needs Application Three more BMA hospital policy holders have received benefits one amounting to $204 for an ap pendectomy, Wesley E. King, BMA representative at Hill Field, an nounced. Benefits are available before pol icies are issued, said Mr. King, Receipt for premium is all that is necessary. No claim need be filed. If any doctor certifies a policyholder into a hospital, the insured need only have the hos pital bill and an itemized bill sent in bv the surgeon. If an operation is performed away from a hospital, no claim is necessary only an itemized bill from the surgeon. Bill may be sent io Mr. King at the civilian dormitories, the First Security bank. Hill Field, or 1004 First National BIdg., salt Citv. King is located at the Hill Field branch from noon to five p. m., mornincs and evenings at the civil ian dormitories. Inquire at the dormitory office. filed and Applications may be M. to: Iia paid Sremiums dorms, or Merle Spil-ker, Sahara Village. ua T.t a dls government buildingof ina tonned the Day vear'a nrofitl of f be law. BOO to Receive Full Security Benefits xi-- .. i. -- m "",B1r worxea aemUillr before ho and died ar ?1!1,0 - .Hl family is (toB1VPJ5n!ntj covered bviiuiM. three yetrg 4Tbane:,e atxvle- jjity rair.J l idOW 81 Em. Is 65 widow begin again when the and continue until her death. I. A widow without children under her care receives monthly reaches the payments when she age of 63 provided she has not re Tmri'l?! i re4. Dependent parents also ceive payments when they reacn the age of 65 provided the deceased service man left neither a widow or a child under IS. InThe soldier would be "fullyIf he above, mentioned sured, as inhad been employed in private for dustry or business the period between Jan. 1.prcram when the social security ' yesterday. By reason of the fact that employes in ungraded positions are not charged annual or sick leave for absence on the sixth work day of the week, some employes apparently are under the impression that, if they find it necessary to be absent from duty on the sixth work day (which in most cases is Saturday), they do not need to request prior approval of such absence, or, if they must be absent because of illness, ' they need not stareport to one of the first-ai- d tions and submit a sick leave blank upon their return. This is not the case, Maj. Camp bell stated. The administrative work week for all employes-gra- ded and ungraded is six days of eight hours each, and approval for absence on the sixth work day is required to be supported by an approved form, OASCPD-- 9 (leave application). Otherwise, the employe is recorded as AWOL. AWOL's on records should be avoided, he continued, as they reflect seriously on an employe's efficiency record, and may seriously hamper his pros- pects for promotion. Supply Inventor Installs Gadget Mr. Adamson, supervisor of installed his new supply's janitors, invention on all the typists' desks in branch three recently. The clamp gadget consists of a little placed on the desk beside the typewriter which holds the typewriter secure. platform it ! attached In such a manner that the desk can still be closed. The new attachment has proven to be who were "currenUy' in"";..,- 1. ChUdren. receive . . 18 or U paymenta until they are If still in school. 3. Widow with hlldrt under monthly cey- untu her care receives payments ,toP then, but the youngest child is 18. very satisfactory. Field Units Plan Party at Riverside Gardens comArrangements have been te be dance pleted for a giganUe n. held at Riverside Gardens In fer 6, October night, Friday all members of the 4llth, 459th, 7Ui 2tS4tb, MMth, fMMk ad military organisations at Hill Og-de- civilian recreatW .lave relation branch, extenh -- Milttlry tickets each and cents. cirUisa - e; . E-17- Friends J- 1began end the time fer this affair may be nader or half the period sincedate. became "mlketa frem Captain Wehard a later obtained was 21, if that to T. plckens, OASC special service monthly Monthly benefits are payable or ttn the following ?.a0 officer, at the gyintam aadat insured act: of hia - . A misunderstanding exists in the minds of many ungraded employes at OASC regarding leave on Saturday, Maj. S. C. Campbell said soap. imonf many GIs that fty benefits u- -Py entered the service Is social Security Board OASCTs effort will be merged with Weber county's fund, Lt. Charles P. Murphy, drive chairman, announced. Solicitation will be made at only one source. Donors will receive a receipt plus car sticker and lapel badge to indicate . , participation. Our goal has been set at a day s Lt each from employe here, pay Murphy said. At a recent OASC officers' meeting CoL C. C. Minty, OASC deputy commander, asked in Program Begun that every officer on this field pledge at least one day's pay to Supply Goes the campaign which will continue through October. To Maintenance Nearly 250 key civilian personnel will individually contact every worker here in an effort to obtain Clerical tests will be adminis- one day's wages. They will be tered next week to 450 clerks be armed with pay schedules listing salary low grade of CAF-- 5 in mainten single day rates for various ., levels. OASC A meeting of- drive key personance, base headquarters, headquarters, utilities, provost mar' nel was held Monday, Oct. 2, at which Lt shal and other base offices to the post theater during outlined the purpose and discover individual cases where Murphy operation of the solicitation here. more advanced training or assign Col. Wolf closed the meeting. Division chairmen are: OASC ment to more technical work, M. R. Short-ridgwould be advantageous, a testing headquarters, Capt. and personnel training, official announced yesteiday. . Capt R. R. Spooner; utilities, Lt Beginning date has been tenta J. E. Killingsworth; maintenance, tively set as October 11. Most Lt. J. F. Walsh; supply, Lt M. D. tests will be given at the post Ash. Lt Murphy said that In the Schedul schools, building 6. ing has been done by Coy Fife, 1943-4- 4 campaign 35,000,000 donors headquarters training supervisor. gave $126,016,617. Close contact is by the National War post schools. The schools will also maintained Fund with government agencies give part of the tests. and other interested organizations Six or seven days will be i to insure aid directed where quired to conduct the project with there is presentbeing need. four to five groups being run Agencies participating in the through daily. Following this, an fund are: recommendawith interpretation USO, United Seamen's Service, tions based on results will be dis War Prisoners' Aid, Belgian, Brit-is- h, tributed indicating potential fu United China, United Czechoture training areas. . slovakia Societies, National AmerAnalyses and reports of results ica Denmark Association; French will be forwarded to ATSC head- Relief Fund, Greek War Relief Asquarters. Tests include; Typing, sociation, American Relief for of Luxembourg, stenography, filing, military corre- Italy, spondence, mimeograph and ditto American Relief for Norway, Polish War Relief, Queen Wilhelmina machine operation. Fund, Russian War Relief, United Yugoslav Relief Fund, Russian Numerous beauty parlors were War Relief, United Yugoslav Refound still operating in the small lief Fund, Refugee Relief Trustees. towns of France. And now the U. S. Committee for the Care of whole country has a new face. European Children. - No Claim Need Be in penser In f " ""k-typipositions Whlntnn OTJb10"0 channels to MnMain hv 14000. There's p w"Jn personnel sec mnn in soft drinks than in soft fal ed BMA Benefits Campbell Explains Clerical Tests Leave Three More Saturday Slated Leave on Sixth OASC Workers Work Day Next Week st ice Kin 7 15", 4o Filed; Only Surgeon's Bill Panama Unit ?ta sm to $6.50. First last week by R. r$4.2 thought it was 1 For administrative reason.s the drive in other than mmtary in stallations will not oegin ior two weeks. A federation of the leading appeals, except Red Cross, the National War una projec aims at providing esenuai wartime services to our armed forces, merchant marine and prisoners of war and to supply essential wartime relief to our allies and to refugees from occupied countries.. In an appeal to war oepanraem employes. Secretary of War Henry L. Stlmson said. "The President of hia confithe U. S. has expressedworkers will dence that American oversuDscriDe wic cwuvub ($250,000,000) for the sake of the men ana women m uw Jekets, a Service Squadron in Italy Rebuilds Liberator Bomber An air force service squadron atchanics. They dismembered the a base in Italy has added one Lib- undamaged tail and nose from the erator bomber plane to the huge wrecks in five days, welded and total turned out by American bolted the two sections together workers. They did it by combin- in a week, and completely rewired into the plane, installing new cables, ing two badly damaged a "Hying jigsaw - wnicn nas al hydraulic system and tubing. Since successfully completed .fif- au parts nad to be salvaged from readycombat missions over enemy-hel- d wrecked or badly shot up planes, it teen took about 100 days to get their territory. bomber ready for action. The idea was born when a 4 crashed in the field, completely Not until the bomber had had its smashing the tail section but leav trial flight were the crew sure it ing the front unseamed. it, Harry would be trustworthy. But Lt R. Langham of Altoona, Pa., engi- - CoL Richard T. Lively of Hollyneerins officer ox the service wood, Calif., operations) officer, squadron, and Technical Sgt Ver- took the bomber fer a test run non L. Shaffer of DuBolse, Pa., and gave the verdict "perfect percrew chief, decided if they could formance.' find a tail part of the same model The service squadron considers make a new bomber that a very high complimentboth they ofmight two wrecks. out to them and to the American workA month later a 4 crashed ers who made the tools, machinery, on a takeoii. xne nose section parts and equipment that go Into was completely demolished but the American planes. They're so good tail section was left intact that even second-han- d parts make Ml Shaffer went to a first-rat- e tht bomber,'' strictly Work with a crock crew c xne- - commented. B-2- B-2- B-2- |