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Show "A Decade of Security Thru Global Airpower" 1946 VOL. 9 ,rT rT7TVrT 111-- J flt?rC linill U1C 17 ft? OWis. PARTS iTvinuig T rw- - Hdt ia va. iiic TV V"7! I UTT , TTCTCIVO. 1C1L lit Uglily XlKf HI C APRIL 20, 1956 TO IVU1UII leated (left to right) are Panagos Teligadas and Edward Wayne iiirsi PUBLISHED AT KAYSVILLE, UTAH in tr 4 ha cnnt scheduled to leave to Chateauroux, France. They are cui)fiVJca k NO. 8 1956 Ml Joint Armed Forces Day Events To Be Held If f, l i ' ' X at Utah General Depot Ait Joint Armed Forces Day activities by Hill Air Force Base, Utah General Depot and the Clearfield Naval Supply Depot will be televised Nine employees from Hill AFB are "packing their bags" for over- live from Utah General Depot on May l&th, it was announced today by assignments and are scheduled to take off for European bases General Manager of KUTV, Channel 2, in Salt Lake City. Brent Kirk, lin the next few weeks, according to Miss Marjorie Carlson, Over- Col. Fulton G. Thompson, Com- Placement Officer, Civilian Personnel Division. manding Officer of Utah General puice. KUTV officials indicate the TV 'he overseas transfers are made Depot said the Army, Navy and station sible through new programs re follow him later. His probably would televise would consolidate Air the Force wife, Jennie, two hours of live producleast at ly set. up by the Air Force and works m Household Goods, Supply. house a celebration for joint open Materiel Command. These pro tion covering the demonstration house The this have open three year. 17, sons, Fred again ihey ms include the Overseas Rota- - Wendell celegration will be held at Utah events and the Armed Services dis16, and David 14, and "re Plan and the Overseas Civi side at 154 plays. General Depot. West 600 North, Clear lization of certain military posi- - field. During the past two years, Salt Tentative programs call tor a Is. Lake City Television stations have of of feet total 240,000 square Kenneth Ma J. of Chief Pierson, live coverage of Armed ost of the employees leaving teriel displays to be contributed by Utah's carried Processing Branch Supply, Forces at the present time are trans- - is scheduled Day programs and displays three installations, military major to next leave by air from Hill Air Force Base. the and ring through the civilianization month. Pierson will be National units Guard accompaLt. Col. Fred C. Johnson, Base am. This program is a plan nied Armed Forces reserve organiza by his wife, Lorna, and three been named Hill Commander outside In tions. ntly initiated by AMC to con- - daughters, addition, displays AFB Armed has 10, and twins Forces Day Project certain military positions in Cheri and Karla 7.LeePierson's a full afternoon set and be will pro home with Lt. Col. William J. pe to civilian positions. Ap- - is at 3739 Teri, gram of demonstrations will take Officer, and he Fowler, Ogden, as Hall Executive. 1200 vacancies at overimately Dr. Rex Skidmore worked at Hill AFB since May Open House at Utah General bases are anticipated under has 1948. Depot will begin at 1000 hours and program, continue through until 1G30. DisBoyd Ellis, Organization and ight of the employees leaving plays will be housed in a 240,000 now are . transferring to the Methods Examiner, Comptroller's At square foot warehouse at the 2nd iteauroux Air Depot in France. office, and his wife, Maxine, plan A big dance in the White City Street Depot, with the outside disomg overseas involves quite a to leave in May for the base in more than just "packing their France. They reside at 235 Glen Ballroom is set for tonight for plays and demonstrations' area adAdequate parking facilities three branches from Maintenance jacent. the employees report, be- - Place, Layton, and Boyd has worked been have arranged only a few an e most of them are taking their at Hill since 1946. have who joined together for the from. steps display warehouse, ilies and furniture along and Edward Wayne Cole, Supervisor evening of fun. Col. Thompson said. The Electronic and Accessories anng to stay a minimum of of Class 03G, Supply, is going to Col. Johnson said the normal 1 take his wife and four children Repair Branch, the Accessories and workday at Hill Air Force Base years. Control would not be Electronic Production ight now they are all "in a dith with him on his overseas tour, this year for Branch, and the Accessories In Armed Forceschanged taking care of a "million little They have resided at 240 Harris and Day only those ails" which include such things Street. His family includes his wife, spection Branch are the organiza- people who were directly concerned Does being a member of the tions participating in the party. It getting passports, getting un Dorothy, and daughters, Barbara with the displays at Utah General hization shots, renting and sell 16, Marlene 12, Janeen 6, and Su United States Air Force present a represents almost 1500 workers. would have hazard to wedded bliss? The entire ballroom has been re Depot cars and homes, and deciding san 4. shifts. The answer to this and similar served for the affair. Dancing will Rulon A. Ellsworth, Supply Of what to take with them. first Hillfielder to leave for ficer, Area Assistance, is sched- questions will be brought out at a be to the Dick Orrick orchestra. rope is likely to be Ed McClas uled to leave for Chateauroux May marriage clinic, sponsored by the The Ogden Squadron of the AFA Hill AFB chaplains' office, to be will handle concessions. installations Division. ie xs 8. His wife, Jean, and Highlight of the evening will be Jeduled to leave for Chateauroux daughter. Linda Jean, will fol- - held here May 1 through 3 the giving away of door prizes. nuuui. a wees, xiis iamuy wiu ( Continued on Page 3.) Dr. Rex Skidmore, professor of Close to 75 presents are on hand Sociology at the University of for lucky winners. Prizes include Utah, author, and a noted authority " I lawn mowers, watches, guns, i " ... '' ' ' on marital affairs, will conduct the power vacuum cleaners, sports equipment, three-da- y clinic. The clinic will be and electrical appliances. an open-foruand if time permits, Funds for the party were aug individual consultation. mented by the Civilian Welfare As "The workshop," said Dr. Skid sociation who advanced 50 cents Major Henry L. Tracy took over reigns as Information Services more, "will strengthen nusDana- - for each employee of the organiza ( cer ana Aide to the Commander of the Ogden Air Materiel Area wife and parent-chil- d relationships tions. Tickets were also sold for t week following of base and A. Teal who had of 1Cantain Tom personnel the departure improve of. 50 cents a couple and $1.00 a couple TA1ir.li li 1 J J fl!1!A morale and effi for guests. and ficer airmen ucm me responsiouity ior ine past. t muiibas. iuoij ciency." ajor iracy was formerly as-e- d to the 28th Locistic Sunnort served as "Globemaster" Tuesday, opening day of the pilot adron as a Flight Commander since that time. will be divided into three workshop, has been stationed at Hill Air resides at 318 West separate meetings. At 9:30 the of Tracy Major e Base for almost three years. 1st South, Kaysville, with his wife, ficers' wives will meet at the offi e graduated from the Public Marion; son, David, 11: and daugh cers' club. At 2 p. m. the NCO 534,348 T wives will assemble at the NCO A comprehensive government rmation Division, Air Special ter. Terry. 9. f School in 1947. He first en- - Captain Teal had also served as club. At 7 p. m. the airmen's wives wide report on the progress made .V ft d the service in 1942 and re- a pilot with the zsth Logistic sup will meet at the service club. under the new Incentive Awards ed his commission in 1943 at port Squadron until his appoint. u a m. Program during it's first seven well AFB. Alabama. in effect was made by John Durincr ment as Information Service Offi months i'j Id War II he was aasitmed to cer and Aide to the Commander in Wednesday, will follow this sched W. Macy, Jr., Executive Director meet commander's a. 9:30 ule: m., Eastern Flvint? Traininc Com- - February 1954. Major R. W. Vincent (above) the U. S. Civil Service Commis to be announced later); of (place ing commander of Det. 6, 6th Weather sion. Stra the been pd where he was an instructor to He has assigned 2 m., NCO's at their club; 7 p 4 and 9 Mr. Macy stated: "If you would. Group at Hill AFB, last week reaircraft. tegic Air Command as a 6 air m..p. unmarried JNCU's and airmen in a. a - vnow service pin for rom 1948 until 1950, the major craft commander. Prior to report wc " K ceived a j ime to i "UWT 8:30 and the service club; "V activities with the xtVA.durBoy Scouts of at can Second Force Air to the that A as ine results, Public xrnn you Informa up assigned vi.,. l America. Officer for Militarv Air Carswell AFB. Texas, he will at Major Vincent, an Eagle November 1954 to 30 June 1955. one Scout himself, is in charge of Misport Service fMATS.. Pa. tend the survival training course C Division, at Hawaii. Wo lntor at Stead AFB. Nevada. for Cub Scout Pack 355 with a group meeting of airmen at employee suggestion was submit Hill The award was made AFB. as MATS TJaUnn at a. 9:30 One of at m., his the base ted half minute. theatre every sugges wife, Mary Ag Captain Teal, Calcutta. India, for twn vpars. nes (Bootie). and daughter, Pame ficers at the officers' club at 3 p. tion was adopted every two minutes by the Great Salt Lake Council, P September, 1952, Major Tra- - la Sue;, have resided at 181 Locust m. and an evening meeting tor the une superior performance . award Boy Scouts of America, and preI Was assigned n tbn lOfVi T. Street, Clearfield for the past two general public at the base chapel at was granted every 20 minutes. And sented to the major by Col. P. D. f4c Support S(Juadron at Kelly years. His family will remain at 7:30 p. m. the dollar value to the government Fellows, Assistant for Programexas He later transferred Clearfield until he finishes his sur All Hill AFB military personnel, of adopted suggestions and supe ming at HilL Col. Fellows is comiHill AFB with the 28th Logis- - vival training and then will join and wives of the military, are urged rior performance averaged $34,358 mittee chairman for Hill AFB cub J every hour." to turn out for the clinic. pack. ouppon squadron where he has him at Carswell AFB. i - "s . 4 Accessories Workers Will Dance Toniaht aiTia&e CliniC Ogden Ballroom Will Be Held ay thru 3 - ed ajor II. L. Trs&y Takes Over sts Held Jy Capt. Tom Teal 1 A. H m, X 1 Survey Indicates Suggestions Save Every Hour Gets Scout Award P-Z- B-3- B-2- ..tl Ofr 15-ye- pub-licatio- I I '., ar ns |