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Show August 18, The Hillfielder : naracie nadding Ex-Hi- ll lc Field Officers9 Reunion in Philip Uj r f-- ' By POLLY McQUOWN LABOR OF LOVE , or over in the ESSIE LEE GORDON, crack repairwoman not or bars wear may unit of miscellaneous repair, irold braid, but nevertheless she feels that she's keeping up with the Gordon military tradition by working at Hill Field. Heritage: (1) The first Gordon was a staunch subaltern of George Washington back in the days when America was still in swad(2) Ever since dling clothes. then the Gordons have rated military prestige galore. . Because of this and because repair work gives her a sense of front- - ; iin rpsnonsihilitv. she is more v than absorbed in her work so '. absorbed, in fact, that she hasn't missed a day at Hill Field since June, 1944. She's further accented this patriotism by investing fully sixty per cent of Essie Lee Gordon her earnings in bonds. Pride and joy: a nephew who is an ace radio technician in Kansas City. I A" . . . In Manila was arranged recently by former Hill Field of BANQUET AND . Th nttirprK nresrnt fin- t(i wiurt . DANCE. . THAT'S WHERE THE RUB COMES. IN .;.. i uiii Kipmers now suhui. 4ti .f brandished S. C. Campbell, Lt. M. M. Harrison, Carf wife his Ma and GREENLAW C. j. C. B. Barnes, TSGT. KENNETH to left Maj. seated were . V right) CanL R. S. Sundquist; (Standing) Lt. J. F. Walsh, the soap box the other day and made an extended trek from their ad an of home to the j V M. C. Ellis and Maj. Campbell's brother, Lt. John d apartment, n k Donaldson. Capt. Ufill f do to former landlady obliging bell. a weekly washing. While they were making the suds fly in the basement, a rowdy group of revelers were swinging out on a Kenneth drunken orgy in the upper story. TO MASTER SERGEANT: F. Nilsen. Sgt. Greenlaw was idly suggestVan E. TO TECHNICAL SERGEANT ing that something should be Stroh, Leon C. Chamberlain. done about the noise, when lo Wednesday Dance witn TO STAFF SERGEANT: . Kenneth E. chestra. and behold, an irate policeman John Loyek, Schneider, John E. Jutila, Thursday Game night. summoned by the pranksters T. Savage. jNicnoas John P. Haines, John "Field" scene a and reaU day Friday Bingo with prize above arrived on the It was Saturday Open house. to forcibly eject in Manila, Philippine Islands, A.TOMucci. threatened SERGEANT: Robert H. Strickland. Greenlaw and his wife from the Sunday Dance with oi John E. Poole," John P. McCarthy, July 19, when twelve tra. E. Wilson, Robert premises if they didn't mend their Fielder officers gave a banquet George W. Hart, GUESTS: WAC, 1028th, ways. Greenlaw explained, his Franklin L. Mewshaw. Paul D. James S. Castro. Jefl Hofipauir. and 1030th Air Service S wife explained,- and the cop, fi- in honor of themselves and to rons, 708th Band, Medics, renew old memories of their John H. Palmer, Oscar T. Woods. nally convinced of their innoTO CORPORAL: Paul Wilber, Rich- AAF base unit, guard squi cence, left the house. But no days at Hill Field. 1935th SCU. S. Olson. Harry C. Baughman. Rodsooner had his coat tails disTSgt. Kenneth Greenlaw is seldom that such a large ard It Charles J. Smith. Section K, weather, eight man appeared than an M. P. confronted them. Once again Greenlaw reunion of officers.is possible in HaroldC. J. McGowan, Sparks, Lloyd T. Obs. Harry pot, airway communicatioi went through a rigamarole of explanation. Finally, Hedland, John T. Aszmue. Alphonse 1012th, 1013th and 1014t after this flurry of interruption, they completed the washing, one overseas unit such as this, A. Herman Service Jacob Martinez, P. Liguori, Squadrons and packed it in a barracks bag and carried it home. Sequel: The so when the opportunity of hav- Rothstein, Wyman E. Laramie, John J. 4513th AAF base unit. next morning Sgt. Greenlaw accidentally picked up the barracks ing a banquet and dance pre- Stankevich, Hubert E. Morris. William Whist. Monday ' John M. Martin. of clean to cloththe laundry. Later the bag clothing and took it Field E. Chalmers, Audrey sented itself, the Tuesday Free movie-ia- li James D. ' Whitesides. H. MIcDuffie. ing was returned with a bill for $4.74. GUESTS: 2287th Qiwn officers blithely made the nec- Charles R. Hauser, Sam R. Catanzaro, x x l - n nr,A t.nJ CARNEGIE PROTEGE I T Knrilill UalCOtn. Clifford "Ix onu 111' at the Far " Tl.nr i essary arrangements J '" xi ' u VI U1C txooiu and r - H Tol LE ROY ROBERTS, amiable interviewer at employment Eastern Air Service Command 1XDHI tj. . Unit. Turner. V. after-dinnEdgar can now an ora with all the officers' club. branch, give speech torical aplomb of a Demosthenes, The dinner menu stated that and charm the multitudes with the food was "prepared with his limber tongue, like the loving care for her boys by the Last month prophets of old. ghost of SASCHA" (a former he, completed a deluxe course ' ' in effective speaking and human r. cook at the officers' club at Hill wrnmmmmm relations, inaugurated and and Field), included, cocktails, sored by that old maestro of house steak, IdaOgden packing the spoken word, Dale Carnegie, ho mashed potatoes, Clearfield what is more, he walked away with-buttered peas, Farmington prize. At the banquet which climaxed the school's acgravy, southern Utah avocadoes. tivities, he lubricated his vocal Hill Field bakery bread, Cream chords, went to work, and took O'Weber butter, Salt Lake salt, tcp honors by winning the Layton sugar factory sugar, Genspeech contest. Little tile coffee, Ogden ice water, to persuprompting is necessary Sego milk, New Guinea atabrine, ade him to enroll in the postBountiful salt tablets, Philippine course. enHe's as graduate atabrine and Utah chocolate thusiastic about it all as Talo cake. Le Ry Roberts Carnegie himself! The invitations were unique in BELLES AND WEDDING BELLS that they implied those invited EVELYN THORSEN, brisk little secretary to civilian personwere there to air their gripes nel's Major Strong, gave Cupid the glad eye last week and and would be guaranteed an instraightway set off to Jacksonville, Fla., to marry her longstandterested and sympathetic audiing sweetheart, Lt. Frank T. McNeil. LU DEAN CHAPMAN, enence. They also stated that if graver in manufacturing and repair, will exchange vows Thurs- the officer invited could not day with Ray Greenhalgh, discharged veteran of four and a half make it for dinner he should years in me service. attend the dance and "join in the crazy gyrations he had been BOUQUETS AND BIRTHDAYS seen making on the dance floor MARIE THORTON, comely aircraft instrument who if they could be considered inspector first-rate rang the bell with a suggestion for a flight instrument The mus.c was calibrating device, rushed home from work the other day to find dancing." the of "the through compliments orchids awaiting her from her boy friend, Pfc. Ted Goss, now in of Sgt. Ed Stoker." apparition Czechoslovakia. Occasion: twenty-seconFilsen, d her The guests of honor were as birthday. Remarks: "He used to be just a next door neighbor." follows: Maj. B. C. Barnes. Des HE HAS TECHNIQUE Moines, Iowa; Maj. S. C. Campbell, Salt Lake City; Capt. W. R. . TSGT. RONALD J. WOOD, a graduate of the California PolyLawrence, Kans.; Capt. technic Institute supplemented this knowledge with practical ex- Mackie, K. V. McKee, Salt Lake City; as an aircraft mechanic at Hill Field, and then, perience Capt. R. S. Cleveland, the service, was transferred overseas as a member of the entering 31st Air Ohio; Capt.Sundquist, M. C. Ellis, Des Now comes word from England that he is one Moines, Transport group. Iowa; Lt. M. M. Harriof. the men who will remain in Europe as part of the transport son, Winnsboro, La.; Lt. J. F. established the Ninth Air Service Command. As an Walsh, by. program chin- Millinoskot, Maine; Lt. A LENGTH OF SILK of" lace, a dimpled J aerial engineer and line chief, he makes flight tests and keeps H. G. touch A arounn . . Vogler, . . ...... , Pittsburgh, Pa.; - he ii . lace his squadron's aircraft in condition. Lt. C. K. Donaldson, Salt Lake preuy inis snapeiy mue nuraucr ...nn't ey n DOUBLE DUTY City; Lt. John Campbell, Salt longer, thouib, to fasten those fascinatinr ... w In a couple of weeks she'll be whisklnr away ana Lake City. Those who are e SGT. HOBART CHARD, is . iiindratinr supply employe hailing ri.i.... ...i .k.n .4... Fielders in the Manila area from Ogden, is taking concentrated doses of psychology and Amerfuli-that were In she's but making the to unable meantime, signing. are: attend ican economic problems along with his administrative work some- Lt. Col. E. S. r Omaha, Neb.; go to town as first contender in tne wis ww- where in France. As an administrative officer Col. Edward Ross, w Lee, Altoona, Pa.; Marlyn Duncan. Heme Town: Salt lKe In the air inspector's office, he helps inspect all branches of exLiddle, Morris-tow- n, i stents: nauet ana toe aaneinr. worn aBi thtttk ecutive military work and aids in cutting down wasted man hours Maj. William N. J., and Capt. "Slim" trol. Lt. Madison Geddes' camera caught bcr in m . and materials. v Hammond, Salt Lake City, v - study. prop-govern- .... , Iti - - V Your Servi( Club Off en Promotions Hill Fielders Hold Reunion In Philippines ex-H- ill Blan-set- t, - '. jaw-breaki- ng , , ex-H- ill K t.. - v er - n - I a 1 Recipe for Romance - a one-min- top-not- ute ... ch ex-H- ill one-tim- ,.,. ... grey-gree- .....i.. D - |