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Show New Opportui For Commission S Men to Pay Tax $1,500 Exemption To Be Claimed Only By Soldiers MXJ03 Three Top Graders Have Technical OCS Opening Now Hill A new opportunity for enlisted men at Hill Field to receive has been opened up by the army air forces, enabling non-co- 6 Wednesday, March 15, 1944 Field, Ogden Utah Scenes, Special Sevice Maps Show War Action tom-missio- ns ms in the first three grades to attend a technical officers' candi- The pay - as - you . , tax law makes no special for the working wives men. Such women must of follZV?! same rules in filing return? S Payg tax on income as an Married-couple- ronstodt. date school and ultimately be assigned . duties according to their particular skill.. , The AAP will classify qualified enlisted men in line with their highest level of ability,' and after sending them to school, assign them if possible to the same, command or similar unit from which they were assigned to OCS. Must Be Top Graders 1 A wife can further claim exenu. on the basis of deneniW children if she provides their maW support. No wife may apply UJ part of the $1500 special exemptioi . ncr uuauo.nu 10 ner om gritmcu 1 earned income. The monthly dependency benefit.! or. allotments, granted by the god are not pnnaidaraH- ....' rnment . income. They are gifts from government, and not taxed. . Communications officer. Radio. - - .v.,.' ;.. , Controller. x Photographic. Intelligence, Photo interpreters. Statistical. Technical supply officer. Comparable AAF Tech. School Airplane mechanics. Aircraft Armorers. Bombsight maintenance. , . winnings. WM AREA HELD BY NAZIS tgfmSW" miles, Nevel 50 0 ed Soviet . offensive designed to push besieger. of with another Baltic opened with pulverizing attack on Oranienbaum the ; south of flank Nazi drive city, through right strong ABOVE MAP , ; . Depicts Leningrad into the Cpl. Pitts Again Sells Em Bonds MILES area where long-awa- TI it mmmjp $9,500, matur - Mallnrv? "Cornoral Pitts' uncefu- Inir offnrtu and th fact that mOSt of his sales were to civilian per sonnel helped immeasurably in aid ing Hill Field to reach its ing the campaign." Cnl. Pitts made the sales in adduties llHtn fn his rncrnlnr o at the base operations hangar. Child Day Care School Opens para nurserV Aav Vill A SChOO opened tti the We jurisdiction ofeducatioi of board a. nv six forty-fiv- e at Washington Terrace I I I IsSSam- W - Caff of . IO Oh Cr-J- RESUME MAIL SERVICE Mail service between the U. S. and Sicily, Cardinia and ten Italian provinces occuped by allied forces has been resumed, according to announcement made by the president this week. Mail service between APRIL 0 Great Britain and the same parts on Thursdnv of Italy also was resumed. The and tilans for service Ut limited to post cards and are in charge personal letters, and all mail will H. Sanders. be censored. Too Much Speed Garage Girls Give To Blame for Birthday Cake Car, Tire Trouble ToFellowEmploye "Excessive speed uses more gasoline per mile? and is harder en tires," Hillfielder were reminded this week by a statement from C Angus Wright, chairman of the Weber county ration board, who further warned that "supplemental gas coupons may be withdrawn and applications rejected for violations of speed limits.'' A close check on speed violators is under way by the local war price and ration boards, and speed law violators may suffer revocation of gasoline books, according to the ... J LETTER FROM CPL. . WHITE rapntlv from rioio white, formerly 1 n u. quarters, 1 with a i wn.land it UVIIVU All ,H5.i.- rew I. fU no"1 o!Tir , printing-- unit Corporal wnite aiso that a few days before act men-"--f- ... ne tui-lftn- n -- g. BW Jf? big 'avorite with the girl chauffeurs at Base garage la one uasv vrsviaiir in ENOLANv of the Utilities employee, assigned I for. a stege, and . mere, mtb. a. tseiva J anow. .rmi Last week Wednesday they ex- Air Sei it Z? den --Win pressed their appreciation of her hard work and way. filing case v. ana a ?.f nn ordnance mamienwv uiriuuuy lunch hour party to fit been inftrud W Extravagant even to frosting, claaee. of English civilians simulate 1 sweetpeas strewn on use 0f the U. S. Army carbine. top, tn' caKe was the pride of al Salt bakery, made especially I PATRICK'S DANCB for the occasion r A St Patrick's Amazed and overjoyed, Mrs. dancebig 7, the Twenty- .. ... w.w vuvkiiis. m.v.b ibii, 111m ..rp.f-Tin: liii'"- back to work. uasv uh with the .wins; band on attap 10t ,"boWti start, Jive. INTELLIGENCE OFFICER n- It.kmtf HERE to all Lt. Col. George B. Patterson. In and i. open sonnel. a m .MMl (a11U.m r command .Patterson field, spent iTaf- - 2 ml" last week-en- d on an Inspection visit a asm h r ivnan bis mammas ' in nHtM wno ceieoraws M fetea will month of Marcn, in New Guinea . . . after safe I the Elks ciun 01. ys-- ; -v esenti out mum wilt -. -niiriuv ! tu. v. wiih. v. ana .trn uiciii. . 1,11s. r0. iunua. . . .. luimcr ciuiNun gi uaou, ana wno irn iucny iKriitnri enlisted in the army in May, 1M3. refre.hmenu.as ..n - lke n sJ-t'mc- m . F..Ih't 1 , ... ' , m... and three P. housed in tne C th at I u..ll1iniror 1 la jZttttH ration ration Home on Leave is Carl D. Hadlcy of Kaysville,Corporal former employe of OASC. Ha i. nnoiirnod in the teletyDe section of Air wrv. ice commAtid at KaIIw ftatt an' , n. IK J1I1IC nni-un-f I. VT r"L"0? board's announcement. Arrest for excessive speed In driving will be followed by receipts of a letter to the speeder, informing the driver that he must discuss his offense with the ration board before any application for supplemental gasoline is approved. . j. - Persons wishing to enter cnuart should; contact Esther jacKson Terrace. ... Another, Play in Orientation For This Week m mIv r i lUCUiMl Of the Hill Field Special Service section war maps showing battle THROUGH THE COURTESY progress In the various war theatres will be published in succeeding issues of the Hillfielder. Above map snows current situation in Italy. agency who removed one i drum of PHILSOLV from the west side of the miscellaneous arms ment building call extension 696 so that arrangements may be made for the return of this solvent. The drum in which this solvent is contained is unpalnted, except for the top which Is painted white. It is labeled "Philsolv" and was "Know the News and Its Signifishipped from Patterson Field to Hill Field. It can be used only in cance" is the topic of orientation a special machine for degreasing sessions this week as dramatizamachine guns. tion takes over for the second week as the medium of presentation. WIVES FORM GROUP Last a play written by Sgt. Wives of officers in the Army Dan week,and enacted by enlisted Bailey Air Forces have formed a national proved highly successful association aimed at coordination personnel of volunteer work and the training in demonstrating pride in one's it was decided by Lt. of women for the post-wa- r pro outfit and Kornit of special service gram. Known as the National As Sylvia the same procedure would be sociatfon of Air Forces Women, that the organization is headed by Mrs, utilized on the "News Significance" Henry H. Arnold, and temporary subject. The schedule of classes headquarters are at Fort Myer, for theregular various squadrons will Virginia. prevail. week under her countv Hours are Th to February, 1944 ARMY DAY Army Dav falls April 6. this year, national observance oi. Cameron U: LUIS communication was wnuen The T 1-- 1. rorloa IT Mullnra rim war hond officer. Said Lt, 1 The son of Inez M. Reed, former OASC supply division clerek, has been reported killed in action in the Kuropeean area. Her son, Sgt. Bert Pearson, Jr., had previously FROM QM GENERAL'S OFFICE Colonel C A. Bennett, from the office of the quartermaster general, Washington, D. C, was a visitor this week in the office of Lt. Col Edward A. Sterling, OASC air in spector. UL Bond Drive totalling ity value. - PLEASE RETURN PHILSOLV It is requested that th.e person or W Hll r?r riLLS. air base squadron, was recently the subject of a comendatory letter written to his commanding officer Concerning nia iniuauvc in seuini 137 war bonds during the Fourth Former Employe's Son Is Casualty. 93, i : Controller's course. Photographers. Cryptographers. Photographers... Clerks, general. Airplane mechanics. from March, I be remembered that tat $1500 exclusion granted enlistee men covers only service pay. cannot be applied to stock dlvW aenas, oona interest or gamuuf Weather observer. Radio operator and mechanic. been listed as missing. He was a tail eunner on a Flying Fortress. Mrs. Reed was employed here tin1 It must . Weather 1 tion work. O areaUowe(i - t After submitting an application, the soldier's record is subject to examination by the technical school board, and a personal interview is conducted to determine whether or not the applicant is acceptable. , The following table shows some types of technical training required for specific officer position titles: T-Specialty, Technical Engineering officer. Armament officer. Bombsight maintenance officer. s family exemption of $1248. The lli.i and husband may file a joint turn; or they can file sinele HI turns, dividing the $1248 betJj them.' in some agreed fashioneither partner can take all of'th exemption if the other takes Because of the fact that serZ men are allowed a special" exen tion of $1500 on their service dmJ and. the vast miority of themwl not earn incjino from any other source, it is expected that mottf service men. will allow their.. iJ Li bw uia.uu tins cmire exemption Jip.1 In addition to meeting the regular OCS requirements, the applicants must be staff, tech or master sergeants by reason of merit prior to the time of application, and must be recommended by their commanding officer for officers' , training. He must also have been graduated from the comparable enlisted technical school, and have six months' continuous service in the same technical phase for which he is recommended, or have at least one year of continuous service in his particular line of technical officer. service OP m 1 I I 1 -. . 1 i- I 1 w. |