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Show t peberM HILL TOP TIMES YOU Jim Glenn HAVE HEARD make the statement that they didn't start . . some airmen living so we'll commence there married, they got took as ArSila his wife M ss WwlSv General Supply sqdn. Bertha Eccles Hall in Ogden on the 24th NovTmSer of til, theWard married Miss Betty Marie Ingersoll, daughte7o?TSrt Kseph v. t wiiwc xvcyitir sqan lickson imbcow, There double ring ceremony in Elko Nevada, on November 12. llJn SSgt Jlanhart was wed to Miss Mane Olson, of Milwaukee, and SSgt Lsay L. Brown married Miss Helvie Kaiser, of Ogden. Both sergeants fi JidHq. sqdn., Air Depot Wing wed Miss Janice D. uu iiuvcmwi o. at the base cnapei . jjjXLB FELLOWS in appearances around and about . put Sgt. and Mrs Dekoker announce a baby girl, Andrea Kay, born the 13th of Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Brashear November at the base hospital u. " at me case nospital. Cpl. Brashear is have a son, Durn Sgt. Carl and Juanita Butz have vith the Technical Supply sqdn mc uose iiuspnai on ara November Set gon, uaniei vaii, v cuiwe Bute is assigneu to tiie Jtvepair squn jpi. Edward McKenna .and Hq. sqan., Air uepoi wing, nas word from his wife who resides Santa Rosa, California, that he is now a father. A snn iHwarH jiichael, was born November 26th. supply, .... . THE LINE we find that Hq. and Hq. sqdn., Air Base Group, education, ii now sending about 30 recently graduated basic trainees to the base administrative school. SSgt. Vernon E. Neumann, of the same outfit, left for 125 aays oi training at tne Army finance school in St. nas returned irom an 8 weeks course at Louis sgt. . the Presidio, San rancisco SSgt. James Moneymaker, Tech. Supply sqdn., is now back from a 4 months auto mechanics school at xn tne same organization, sset. Jackson RuDDe Francis H. warren, went to a 3 months finance school at Lowry, and Sgt. George Rhoades for a classification school at Lowry for the same period Ten airmen of the Vehicle Repair sqdn. are now attending an 80 hour com prehensive maintenance training school here on the base. Cpl. Wilson Sibley and Pfc. Stanley Mitchell, same sqdn., have returned from a 3 months automotive repair cougse at Francis E. Warren. THERE ARE MANY MEN .'. ... . who are The Vehicle Repair sqdn. reports that they 7 men so far this month. have Understand Sgt. Warren Valentine of that outfit is pretty proud of that black 50 Ford he has now Speaking of cars, TSgt. John Koslosky of general supply was a very happy man when he drove his new 51 Packard off the show room floor but 10 minutes after he bought it, some joker backed into Sad The remodeling job done by the communications boys !iim. sharp. Their orderly room is now finished in stained plywood ad linoleum floors. The layout was planned by MSgt. Strickland and :he work was done by SSgt. Kurrell and Sgt. Penny, with the able assistance of the other boys in the outfit Incidentally, the CQmmunica- :ions fellows brag that they go with the prettiest girls and are the snap- pies dressers on the base. Understand that Sgt. Laird supervised he construction of the "Air Police squadrons new sign and landscaping ALONG of -- ..... left .... . .... Installations sqdn. received a very nice assignment the other day. Ie is on indefinite TDY as a caretaker of the Makuteo Ammo Terminal lear Everett, Washington. ; The place consists of one warehouse, a dock, ind 13 acres. Like Burleson, you may get an assignment like that too, f, like Burleson, you have somewhere over 20 years in the Air Forces. . . MSgt. Hody of the Aircraft Repair sqdn. was one of the donors of vhole blood to the little victim of Leukemia at the Dee Memorial in pgden. Within an hour's time, TSgt. Meier of aircraft repair had 16 of the outfit lined up to donate to the girl if the hospital had re (ien more blood Ur . Supplies Shipped to of Xmas Cards Navy, Army and want to send a Christmas Marine Organizations Suggested on pavings pending H you m to each of your several bosses, Last month Kill Air Force base Or casual nrniiaintances again put real meaning into the fbere word "Unification" when large numbers of serviceable items were shipped to Navy, Army and Marine recular and reserve units all over the world. According to Philip A. Gertsch, chief of supplies, reports and anaHill shipped 8,268 Don't let death take your holiday lysis unit, items amounting to 1,080 tons, Don't let Christmas nackaees ob- - s Qimnnrt of the other Armed Inict Your vision urhon Services. work Vioro'e art onsv it and save yourself from iing writers cramps: Just send card to the branch, section, or Ow and let it be put up on the etin board for all to see. VOU to do fay sep-ora- tp nt ptmcr cift fox mism nirbTTTimxT iWlUM ompltmnt to w good tost, P'cloui proof 01 yor olfaction. '"W of low '29 at EASY 75 CREDIT JOHN'S JEWELRY On the New Hi-w- ay Open Evenings at 3656 until Corollary Reserve Meet IT! GOOD FOOD Held Dec. 17 QUESTION: What do you want for To BEER Christmas? Inactive Corollary Reserve units will hold another meeting at Hill DANCING ANSWERS: AFB December 17 in addition to the Kenneth Cole, one held December 5, according to Orchestra on Friday and Civilian Cafe- word sent out to all members of the Saturday Nights "All I 497th General and Technical Depo' teria want for Christ- Supply Squadrons. The meeting on 'SERVICE MEN WELCOMED mas is my two December 17 will be from 8 a.m. At front teeth! If to 5 p.m. Santa will leave CAROL & LARRY'S a brand new set Don't let death take your holiday of 'china clipSUNSET Iliwny 91 Use extra care for the extra pers' under the hazards. tree that's all I'll ask for." Enjoy top entertainment throughout the week at the comfortable Cherril Leavitt, .. 1 Country Club Theatre . . . Free Parking in our lighted, Base Executive lot "I haven't had THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM time to even think what I'd Dec. 8th & Sat. Dec. 9th Sun. Dec. 10th & Mon. Dec. 11th Friday like for ChristGUNS" "SINGING "STARS IN MY CROWN" I mas because I've I Hk i Musical with Excellent Western Top family picture with I been so busy S - Star Cast & Ellen Drew McCrea Monroe Joel Vaughn trying to arSPECIAL FIELD HILL with range CLIP THIS COUPON If presented at our box office on Santa for all the December or 12th 6 Tuesday, Wednesday, December 13th things my year this coupon and one adult admission will admit two adults old daughter has to this picture: ordered. Sheila's letter to Santa has d A action asked for a cowboy doll, rocking ISLAND TRAIL Tucker & Adele dramaRQCK with Mara. chair, doll buggy, little dishes, etc., Thurs. Dec. 14th, Fri. Dec. 15th and Sat. Dec. 16th etc. Besides, what I want for 'FURIES" with Barbara Stanwyck, Weidon Corey, Walter Huston Christmas I can't have." ALSO: Selected Short Subjects with each feature. Jim Odle, Hq's MOVIES MORE AT OGDEN'S NEWEST THEATER ENJOY Center Message "What I want Box Office Adults 50c most this year is Students 35c Opens to spend Christat 6:45 P. M. Kiddies 14c 39th Street at Washington Blvd. mas Eve in our brand new house at Golden Acres. Do . Hutton, of Ogden .... if general SAID Page 9 hard-surfac- ed fit ... wesiem-rallroaFo-re- st . They have jj I promised that it will be finished by Christmas and if writing a letter to Santa Claus will speed it up any I'll get one off by Air Mail tonight." SSgt. Werner J". Mattson, 1 WE HAVE A BIG SUPPLY Come in and "Well, I'd like to be assured that you keep this picture out of all post offices and police stations, but if I can't have that I'd like to be al lowed to have my wife and daugh ter visit me on Christmas at feing Sing. Maxine Sad-lei- r, Air Terminal Branch "Well, I hope my husband, Roy S a d 1 e i r, (mainten a n c e) sees this, because for Christmas I'd like: a string of pearls, a wrist watch, a new dress, and if there's anything left to spend, he can buy me a lovely surprise!" I BARLOW FURNITURE 1 "Du v Low Washington 7 P. M. J Don't let death take your holiday Put the Christmas spirit of'good rtn" into your attitude toward drivers and pedestrians. f f CO; at Barlow's" I 1 CLEARFIELD JFVZ Old Railroad Cars Scrapped; Will Be Used for Storage Like the butcher who uses all of the pig but the squeal, salvage officials at Hill Air Force base are using all of the rig including the wheel in disposing of all railroad cars. Confronted with the problem of disposing of four antiquated, worn out railroad cars, no longer of any value, the normal channels of sell ing surplus property proved a failure. Railroads could not ' and would not permit the old car3 on Other government main tracks. the cars over, and looked agencies also turned thumbs down, the cars rebeing too old to use even as other military placement parts for rail cars. Then came the idea which will save tax dollars and turn a liability into an asset. The seats and all extraneous fixtures are being stripped from the interiors of the cars, and the wheels removed and sold for scrap. The block cars will then be lowered to rooms foundations, and the long will then be used to store small hand items, and other supply parts. f Shop with Us 25th Dis Finance Unit bursing W . W1 i $2.95- " - washable;; dries fast;; of Made very heavy double woven sued- ed nylon that looks Z feels and wears like leather Sparkling Sport Colors Gray Navy Brown Maroon Btig Copptr Tan Chamoit Taup ' Try 'em .Wear 'em . Nothin' like 'em C ' 2305 Washington Boulevard |