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Show 8 Wedneida September 8, 1943 Hill Field Delegation Attends lASCArmucil Supply Conference Col. Wolf Heads Group From Ogden Air Service Command; Sacramento Is Host to Chiefs From All Over Nation Headed by Col. Paul W. Wolf, of the Supply Division, a delegation representing the Ogden Air Service Command Is in Sacramento this week attending the Air Service Command's third National supply conference held at the Sacramento Air Depot. f: Accompanying Col. Wolf are LA. Pol. M. B. Millard, chief of the ontrol section, and Paul S. Groff, First Sgt Johnson was promoted to the grade of father, and all uates members of his command rejoiced with him in the happy event. The "Bundle From Heaven" is a future WAC-to-band the fact that she was born on pay day makes him feel that she will always be interested in that part of the month,, the fact that it is a girl further proves the fact Hmm! Cigars la very good grade) were distributed by Sgt Johnson to his boys and they went puffing merrily along, later in the day we were puffing again, this time due to the superhuman calisthenics led by our most agile PT instructor, Lieut. SeigeL Arrangements were completed this week to have our pictures taken in action, that is while ex ercising, a rather embarrassing time to look your best, but we administrative assistant session which In the three-da- y opened Monday, more than 70 supply experts are discussing ways and means of speeding up the vital flow of Air Force supplies to America's flyers and ground crew members operating here and abroad. SACRAMENTO, Cat, Sept. --Less than 5 per cent of U. S. army planes in combat sones are grounded because of laek of parts, CoL James E. Early of Dayton, Ohio, told the third National Air Service Supply conference Which convened here Monday. Early, acting chief of the supply diviion of the air service command, added that lefts than 7 per ' cent of the army's planes in this country were kept on the ground for that reason. He attributed this record to tit efficiency of the ASC latest developments in supply procedure are being discussed through the medium of planned conferlectures and round-tabl- e ences. Brig. Gen. C. W. Howard, Commanding general of the Sacramento Air Service Command, is acting as host to the delegates. The program was arranged by CoL George T. Urban!, supply division chief of the Sacramento Air Depot. Ranking officers from Patterson Field, Fairfield, Ohio, headquarters, Air Service Command, are conducting some of the supply sessions. The first conference gathering was held at San Antonio Air Service Command in March, IMS, and the second in June at the Oklahoma City Air Service Command. Air Service Command Instalhv Hons represented in Sacramento Include Patterson Field, Middle- town, Mobile, Ogden, Oklahoma City, Rome, Sacramento, San Antonio, San Bernardino, Spokane, Warner Robins and Miami. Representatives are also present from Headquarters of the Army Air Forces, San Francisco Port of Embarkation, Headquarters Army Air Forces Training Com mand, First Air Force, Second Air Force, Third Air Fore and Fourth Air Force . e, jehlef ichief fl719th Ord. M.M. Co. (Avn.) HQ. and Hq. Sq. 82nd ADG 32nd ADG celA very important event was of the members the Transferred from, the 63rd ADO ebrated by 32nd Hq. and Hq. Sq. the 31st of are: Cpl. Edwin R, Corey and Pfc August, that is, besides pay day. Frank J. Hersom. Both re grad- are Sure that headquarters will be right on the beam; however we must add that autographs will be restricted to the ladies only, reaches the when the picture ' press, we realize that "this might start a riot so in order to avert . Nearly Thousand War Workers Are Represented Convening? twice - . .uvo UftMj i ueiana iw' last week of ordnance automotive tees and planned tonamed eoO meet as general automotive schools board of Layton in which JS city -. , mechanics.park area is located, it W 1 a received we week parts nouncea ny William J. Royie This Ord. 1718th MM. cil president. the from clerk The' council represents 400 kJ Leek. . C Rudolph Co., Pfc some good, and The outfit has . or veto, mQaJ some promising T4th David and Lukas Peter C Aragon are among tne cops. T4th Jessie R. Stout is up and coming; rapidly. Those who served on the special detail a week ago Sunday were: Sgt Francis A. Tilton, T4th Haig C. Atamain, T4th Jack W. Knox,- - T4th Robert W. Powell, Cpl. Edwin R. Corey, T5th Vincent C. Culotta, Tfitn way Doss, T5th Leo P. Reno, Pfc William J. Harrlsson. field-wi- de TSt council fnvo ' nnifa" an A art i.. . caumateii adults, most of whom are at Hill Field. Elected emnl n,.--, Rex sa-- Ti include Eddie Cresto. diman, Donald Lund. Virrini. nli Paul Ronnfeldt, Harriet SteoW' J Committees have been set m religion and education, nuhLS recreation, health and sanitatiMl rtice and fire ehS protection, elfare and organizations. The foundation is bein pleted for the new Verdeland p.J J school and workmen are engW m itnai preparations prelimiuif to the planting of a lawn throng' ouu William W. Ellis, assist ant shop foreman and inspector, was suddenly transferred to- - the Col. Paul W. Wolf 1007th QM Rescue Boat uo. irru Depot (Avn.) N.O. Army Air Base, JNew such catastrophe we will gladly Orleans, La. When it came to in-oblige any eligible young lady by fantrymanship, you couldn't xooi making a personal visit witjy her. Muscles. Get your addresses in early, girls, Detachment News CnL Edwin R. Corey and Fay, these Tarzans will be picked up in a hurry. (A picture of the ap his attractive wife of three weeks, From Salt Lake Extend Invitation plicant is required with eacn re are now residents of Sahara Village. The formal church wedding To All Former quest) City Is Reported Edw. j. Agin, took place in their home town, SSgt we Conn. wish Colorado Citizens A number of officials from OAS; Naturally, Reporter. Derby, them eternal happiness. an inspection tour of ACK made The Colorado club has extended 88th Depot Supply Squadron Pfc. William J. Harrisson, (Air Cargo Depot Detachment) ( an invitation to all Colorado peo 32nd ADG Reporter. the Municipal Airport, in Salt ac to on its field City, on Saturday, Aug. 28. the 'join ple The "roving" 88th Supply squad 32nd Med. S2nd ADO Plat. Sup. tivities. ron has again moved its quarters Lt John M. Gordy, of ACK The officers of the club are, Sol into a new barracks the new one, During the recent visit to Como attended the Supply Conference i has a fine western Springs in Weber canyon the ioi Hill Field last week. Horn, chairman; Ivis Church, first incidentally and because of its near lowing discoveries were brought to exposure vice chairman; Mr. Hohastadt, sec ness to the orderly room and that lisrht: Lois Consolver, a Two skating casanovas or szna ofMrs. ond vice chairman; Mr. Bur ret, old pass book meets with the com the personnel at ACDCt were who Med. The men. the of all Sup. Plat, really in Salt office third vice chairman; Ruth O'Brien, plete approval will spend kr Lake City, a curves had is becoming very cuttinar the surely vht I husband her with vacation secretary treasurer; Erline Baily, organization proficient at the old army game swell time. Nice going. Wolves! in the Navy. She left the firs pc' assistant secretary treasurer. "Ballad Dancer" Max of G.I.ing and claim the post The of the week for Des Moiaa t The aims of the club, are given championship in this particular well really had it hard going;, meet her husband. field. learning how to skate; and was by Miss O'Brien, secretary, as: seen doing the pretzel twist often 1. To promote the general welfare Mrs. Helen Nelson, biHiM After successfully completing a around the skating rink pole chine operator at ACDD to mili full course at the School of Applied Keep your chin . up. Better ' days cooperation by giving Lake City, will spend her tw Tactics at Orlando, Fla., Cpl. Clews ahead. tary and civilian authority. husband who il to t her with M. Kuta have again joined T4th Joseph Buccerio, 2. To encourage good fellowship and Pfc. She ten urn Ordnance. Army the organization. On Aug. 31, Cpl. Reporter. week. among members of the club. the of part 3. To extend welcome to all new Clews addressed the group of men ' Loverna stepow Colorado people arriving at the from the organization taking a SMtfc Depot Repair SquadrMa Reports! course in Depot Supply work and S2nd ADO field. 4. To extend and encourage good gave them the benefit of what he We wish to extend a hearty wel of his organizatiot at had learned at this school. fellowship toward other groups. come to Lt John J. Beard, who members 13 days. Ht.fcitar next the ing 5. To provide forms of interest OCS and becompleted recently on leave, wt Camicia has Illinois returned for CpL just to an members through a social from an came a member of this squadron. ing and very pleawttr? safe him a enjoyable furlough spent Ltr committee. Baird will assume' duties on the west coast The corporal Hq. and H. Squadren, OA80 J 6. To have a membership fee in on squadron adjutant to off start a got really flying Members of. Headquarter! a order to carry on. his his he met when furlough on and meets the second The club squadron, u father at Salt Lake City and re toBest of luck and good fortune Headquarters ita fold Capt into welcome fourth Thursday of each month, turned home via airplane. Kittock will T. who Roy MSgt Rumor There will be an open meeting has it that the corporal asked the enter OCS in the near future. liam G. Boyd who has takenefoa Sept 9, 1943. Everyone is cordially hand of a certain young lady while MSgt Kittock has been a member the duties of commandiogJ invited. There will be an enter he was home and will soon enter of this squadron since date of of this squadron. taining program at the Northwest in the bonds of holy matrimony. activation. fd?, bit of t IPIum lm m Hostess House at eight-fiftep.m. Another tired young man was Pvt. work for Who is yeoman to ones the be doing congrat Among Barnhart who just returned from teams athletic this represents include week ulated First his home near Philadelphia. Sgt H. W is now Field. He is CpL Homer He reports that he had a very nice Norman M. Parker who duties bis " berger and time but that it sure was a long the proud father of a seven-poun- d besides handlist ous boy. 'tJongratulations, seeant' long ride home. dUposiUon and maintenance SSgt Robert E. Trommer, athletic eauioment he ako are announce to We that happy Reporter. the the following men will be enjoy ules all games for excellent an has team which J ing furloughs visiting their rela0 D 0 D I 2491st QM Truck Co, Avn, xsw w ord play, in league and tives friends home at begin tSnd ADO . . . know your , ning September l: Fvt Marvin E. Homer I well by alL R. Sgt Raynor EL Ingranam of this Pvt appreciated Harland Clark, Sprague, K. Miss and Helen organization, 1 Joseph Lounger, Pfc. Wil Reck of Adrian, Mich., were mar Cpl. About 80 members of this sg, Ham J. Elliss, Pvt Charles E. 28 ried Saturday, August by Father Cooper, Cpl.- Paul J. Lehmkuhl. ron are undergoing u under ; Roddey of the Catholic church in Pvt John L Turner, CpL Kenneth in . first aid training OleM Ogden, at the Base chapeL Cpl. D. Little, Cpl. John F. Hiday, CpL able direction of Sgt r. Richard V. Gardner of the 2490th Gerald L. Waskom, Pvt Waldo C. Wagner and Sgt William QM Truck Co., was best man, and Amato, and Pvt Gerhard A. Mar sey. Reports from both GlenJ the wedding was attended by many tin. Hoping that they find every Bill on the keen intereit of the boys from this organiza in top shape at home. by the boys are most fsvsis. tion as well as several of Ray's thing Pvt Buddy Taylor, mends from the 2490th Truck Co. other members V Reporter. while A wedding breakfast was held -t different types of bandagwa. at the Hotel Ben Lomond follow Charles GeorgiaCTarue. SSgt. 868th Aviation ADG Squadron, ing the ceremony, and all the boys a patient, aren't you got together in the evening to The 368th lost a good man in celebrate the occasion. Among the the person of First Sgt John G fh. n'n.rt week, tbi guests present were two members Hamilton who has been trans was deluged MASCOT , . . Friday, of the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadof the WAC detachment, Pvts. ferred to California. Pfc. Eddie porter handed out by member! ron, OASC, is shown behind the wheel of the louadron Wn. Th First Class Helen Fleming: and Adams and Pfc. Howard E. Bird squadron who were P"" young man teaching him driving leiwons is CpL Phil Alamar, who Madra Conrey acompanied by Sgts. have also been transferred. say j higher grades. Must ana is oinerwise popular were nit? Eugene jonnson and Donald She! wuJ of cirari brand lenbarger of this organization. TYSgt Floyd E. Jackson who thanks boys, and has just returned from Detroit you receive recognition M" SPECIAL SERVICE ENTERTAINMENT The 2491st Softball team took and where he and his that this reporter's tne 88th Supply squadron team wife Chicago, have been on furlouah. SCHEDULE remains staUc! in a game of softball Saturday, taking over the duties as sergeant stogies August 28 to the tune of 11 runs major. Pa,r; Attention bowlers! Thl for the Truckers, and 5 for the ron is putting out Thursday, Hrpt radio show; ssth boys. Highlight of the game a Eddie Williams who put up r. . CpL Flying was a triple play by "Emmy- - Reld a grand fight with Jackie Burke ?- -st Wj westra. Special Service entertainers, newscast formed and K being and "Muscles" Burgess. With the on Tuesday of last week, is In to have as many "day, Sept at Little theatre. 368th and 308th .' Aviation squadrons and girls from civilian dormitories oases loaded and no one out, Reid Chicago on furlouxh. We are all this squadron ss rZL , USO. and drive at White r' P?1, on caugnt a line drive at third base, pulling for Williams, hoping that so, boys, Ufs see yo ngyorchge,tra, sSSS doubled the man off third, and he will get on bigger and better make Hq. and KeP 'E Of Hqjjh tossed the ball to Burgess at first cards in the future. He has the bowling the in TuPMlaV., , .Hani 11 standing all for now i . who caught the man there before biiuw HiMwlal at - orchestra? That's making of a real champion. rvice entertainers, girls. Keep 'Km ne could scramble to back the Flying sack. Capt Roy K. Rodesch of SCxth will 4M.jwssed...very inuch ,by the SSgt Rom Wilson, . New Members Are Air Cargo Gets Inspection Sought for Club 3 . j so-call- ed I f iJ . i en Buddies in a Jeep lj - f JTtf twrj '1 W IuSSTTSST eekly la-D- ance Ccu' ,s-B- r.!.. n-ij-r " - .Vtris J by tJu, j |