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Show THE HILL TOP TIMES Page 2 You Said It! do you QUESTION: On what when a of person base your opinion : introduced first ! J ANSWERS: -- f by nd tor the U"ryPub c The Hill Top Tlmei U published of the civilian personnel of H1U Air Porce Bate under the supervision Hill Top Time. Public information Office. Addren eil communJctloni to The Hill Air Porce Base. Hill Information Office. Hq.. Ocden Air Materiel343 Area, or 360. News. ("turn. Photo-raph- s. Utah. Telephone H1U APB extension but puWlcatlon and art material are solicited from personnel ofas e baw by the etorial value iuded depends on available space and teneral Interest will return be made ti staff. No payment wUl be made. Bverr effort of "J" exercise the beyond material but no responsibility can be assumed maService Press Armed Forces uses Hill Top Times in expeditious return. The and local news appearing in terial. Civilian papers may reprint APPS material The Hill Top Times this paper without obtaining specificnoclearance. without paid advertlslnc. It Is supported Air Porce publication and accents the use of funds appropriated by Congress. Opinions expressed herein are tnose of the writers and not necessarily those of the Air Force. A Wayne Baker. ' fWM.VW. u lorraine Society Editor Dorothy O. Nelson Classified Editor REPORTERS Cpl. W. E. Zollinger Gordon Crocket Reed Moore Helen Rice Ellen O'Brien Marlon E. Stauffer B. F. Pulham, Jr. Bertha O. Hailing Sst. Donald W. Adams Lt. Haven R. Oarr Naomi I Wise Lorin Castle, aircraft "By repair maintenance their You can eyes. usually read a story in them. A person can tell if they can just mu. that America is the land of the free . .i Of course all of you have your income tai form all sealed and signed, and m the hands of the boys in the Bureau of Internal Revenue! About a dozendays stand between you and March You may have heard we add, not the tax-fre-e. what kind or trusted be of By Helen Rice character they have." Margaret 15, Wil- if you haven't. . There are still a lucky legion who receive detached service ason, civilian JENSEN of Provost Marshall's ssignments to interesting places. JUANA r d s, civilian ones after having spent 10 days in less the lucky back is among office 1 personnel Los Angeles. She was one of 26 other girls called on special have dealt with from all such air bases in the U. S. A. And what 26 girls can't the public, ,(all worth noting. juaEa think to do when duty hours are done isn't classes anda but she did admit that she met some interesting was types), for people and did some interesting things. L. A.'s the place for it. good andmany CLASSIFIED AD SECTION Detached service has got to be a habit with BEN WHITESIDES I can years " of supply who left Feb. 25 for Wash., D. C, for a conference in the tm. iu r w.nt. ri aortinn. Ada are frec'Telenhone ext. 243 "f""yAeiLpf Pentagon Bldg. Hope he can find his way out of the maze. nr 2fin tn have ads nrinted in the oaoer or mail them to the ruDiic hjearance. I do was "fair and warmer" in Sacramento when HAROLD B. JOHknow that if they are courteous NSON,It AC Tnfirmnfinn Clf fie. Headauarters Buildintr. rep. section completed two weeks of DS the last of Jan. Oh, I am more willing to give them in well,' we have sunshine here, too, and when equinox time ch formation." 21, wo might be minus snow. Not for quotation, please. Barrett F. Vl-L- ost California still lures vacationers. BERNARD FARR with JACK For Pulham, Jr., civ- SCHOW sheet metal mfg., took their wives and journeyed to San il ian traffic, Diego foroftheir ring with pearl in center and recent vacation. sedan, Silver 1949 Ford custom two square emeralds on each side. manager, MATS dea light green. Equipped with "I can gain Call Ext. 245, Ruth Lattimer. It'll take three weeks for MRS. MARGARET JENKINS, supply luxe radio, heater, nylon seat covimpression good teletype, to get her fill of visiting with her son and" seeing California, ers, oversize tires, built-i- n backof she says by people up lights. Driven from factory physical Vll-Persotheir sell nals Will miles. actual Class. & wage admin, was minus a girl over Washington's birthday 3,000 with if appearance YVONNE HOWARD took advantage of the date to prolong a for actual cost of $2,250. See H. for "I wish to express my deep apthey are well week-en- d to dash to San Francisco for a brief holiday. H. Robinson, 127 North Main, Dreciation to all my friends and groomed, tidy Farmington. Telephone Farming-to- n neighbors for their sincere ana and look intel Arizona is sunny, too. GRETCHEN KERR, inspec. br. chose 8. me and my to I services Next, for her vacation recently. Phoenix helpful ligent. :tS& Will sell interest in Flying- Club, family at the time of the death of a are If speech. they nntire their Airplane.-Membeof Cessna 140 JACK MILLAR, supv. cont. sec. of supply gave us a couple of H. Frazee. - bit on the grammar school side I mv Weber Pilot Flying Club. B. P. Mrs. husband. Harry from his section. . . . MRS. TRUDY KING and her Lt. hus "scoods" Eugenie V. Frazee. assume they aren't so sharp. Let's band, R. F. are on s' back east, which includes Smith. Call Ogden vacation talk about my five children, they stops in Columbus, Ohio, and New York.trip 1948 Dexter washer, perfect condigoing to turn in the are much more important than old model for a new 1949 Buick to return They're m style tion. Will sell for $40 less than home Vlll-Bir- ths the old man." new price. Call Ext. 524 or Ogden Jack M. further reports "seen climbing and shimmying on a roof Sgt. Raleigh. Martha How- Mr. and Mrs. Herald G. Jackson, was KARL HOPKINS. Not to be in Utah, over the week-en- d Layton, General Electric table top range, Misc. Repair, girl, Mary Alice, born ells, provost U. S. out of of the section left people enjoying television, Karl was also dresser. Call Ogden une 8. 1949. marsnall February antennas . . . with fair success, too, odd and looking strange testing sterilizbottle steam Electric baby n't , and Mrs. ca Robert Mr. Miller, exactly a television set." on is now for he market for the er for sale. Ext. 665. Maintenance, boy, Raymond John, form opinions of and box mattress, Matching Feb. raav have been the birth month of some famous men, but springs born February 6, 1949. upon people salv. br. claims it's also one for a famous woman . . . MRS. BERNICE, good condition. See at 8 VicH. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Tingey, firstmee ting K. NELSON. We now quote reporter, tieorge van leeuwen. . . . an tory Road, Washington Terrace. Aircraft Repair section, boy. born I them. You have Call Reed, Ext. 751. to talk to them recently celebrated her 38th (?) birthday She says 'If Jack Benny caa 29, 1949. master sedan, 1934. January Chevrolet Airknow to and get Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Call, say it, so can I'." Call Ext. 8254 or Bountiful 292-Febbefore them born you craft section, boy, Repair We heard recently that "All marriages are happy. It's the li' Carl Jones. can. Qualities I 15, 1949. ruary lor together afterward that causes all the trouble." The chance still Magic Chef Gas range, excellent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Martin, look for in peo to doesn't the for their gambling dampen ardor, ualty appear Don condition. $70. Stoddard, Supply Inspector, girl, Marlene Kay, ple are their appearance and es- on. MARY RALEIGH of supply insp. office and Denton T. Checki Ext. 630 or Ogden if they are courteous." born 17, 1949. pecially February took the fatal step in Elko, Nev., on Feb. 19. Good luck, kids! Black Fur coat, spring topper, red Mr. and Mrs. Cal suit and top coat, yellow suit size Base Communications, Canchaola, TSgt. HowIt's a different kind of venture for HORACE J. VAUSE of sail boy, born ard Schleicher, 12. Shoes size 6 and 7AAA. Call comm. destination the Nethei supply, who leaves for Europe February 22, 1949. base and tran- lands . .in. the Ogden of Mr. and Mrs. Barthold N. Cook, will latter March, where he spend time on a sient mainten- sion for the L. D. S.part Brunlng drafting machine, like Sheet Metal, girl, born February 23, church. ance "By their new. Prewar quality. 24 in. arms. 1949. The glamourous call of the north has beckoned JEAN B actions. You can dual scales. $75. Ren Miskin, 193 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bourne, Sheet a Ross Drive, Layton Park, Clear- Metal, girl, born telephone operator, who transferred to Anchorage, Feb. 15. usually get 18, 1949. February 384-J-Phone field. good description Kaysville Mr. and Mrs. Cedric A. Jepsen, The Inspector General's office was the scene of a farewell parti or Ext. 653. for MRS- BERNICE SLATER, Feb. 25. The employes presented B0 Sheet Metal, son, born February 10, 1949. mce Wlth a 6ift and their best wishes that she'll enjoy her iuu way they talk housewifely duties. ll-- For It was a transfer and promotion for MRS. HELEN EGLY, who let Pleasant sleeping room in private themselves. If it is a woman you j trans, sec. in supply to join the adjutant general's crew. can tell by the way she is dressed home, $25. Kitchen privileges if RALPH CLARK and EARL STONE, mach. shop got a change i desired. No smoking. 195 Ross if she is good, bad or indecent. when they were detailed to engine rep. not long ago. scenery Drive, Layton Park, Clearfield. l, or Ren Phone Kaysville Lynn Robins reports, "CATHRYN RIVES is the new typist in THE ventory and JOHN LUSK is the new invent, clerk." Miskin, Ext. 653. Three room apartment, unfurnTransfer of the Supply techni February's fnrv cnv STPVTrM ot AKrcc on l ARNOLD thfl ished. $40. Call Kays, 216. cal training school at Keesler AFB, LIN, inspectors for maint. a bad time and made them wonder if RED Furnished sleeping room for 1 or Biloxi, Mississippi, to Lowry AFB, never v,ai on..n v,ucaiiuoiuco ilit t n,inn A routine , i - mnko it .w hnnlr tn w ."tn 2 gentlemen. Call Kaysville 216. snug Denver, Colorado has created open took them to Great Falls on to Spokane. Bad weather maaej and LttKe-u- n ings at Lowry for six training spea return trip impossible so they entrained tor ior were aeain be&et with nnnroooHontAi mootko. anri after hours of oi cialists, according to James H. Ill-Ri- ders Duckworth of the Hill AFB emthey finally arrived close enoucrh tn hnmp in take the last lap of K office. The training speployment fateful journey on the Bamberger. These weary travelers were From East to 5th East South to cialists will receive a "P-2- " neara to mumble, "All we wanted all along was a way to get norating 5th South West to 2nd West. B. which pays $3737 per annum to Anyone desirine- - infn rnnrornincr tVm rviiumhtn Basin Reel-- ' E. Nelson. Call SLC start. is invited to ask RILEY E. BUSHNELL, Area Salv. Rep., because Announcement of the transfer of I r" I r was snowbound most of a week at Ephrata, . Washington. training activities came from Brig. CmplOVGe a vnnncr IflUI" ") u AS snnn n tVioxr voinii, i. IV-M- des vjvii. vaiuvo Jjai IV. cuiCl Ul lilt? I leave this base and make their home and fortune in Anchorage!") io ieAi tr tt tt supply division at Air Material ' From 35th and Washington. Jessop, Command le i rvi a inttivitSEKG, flight op. and DONWA d no o In headouarters. fnrmDriv xnpnk. r,. I ti ttI,a Ext.286 or Ogden 6805. rur . . ?uPp,y' ing of the job opportunities for the in facilities branch of suddIv divi- tn From Bountiful on Swing shift. six WHotone. air- - supply & maim., . ,s training specialists. General sion. died at St. Benedict's hn.ml. u. Helen Hendershot. Ext. 368. course "The organ will DZ "en- wm' be in of said, tal a heart ailment. Early 7 fle Ogden - From 18th and Washington Blvd. continuous from now on. In other 1 .kw uca. oiiu ivirs.- morgan as nosts was nem n Mr. Frazee was born in Goucester. Don Russel, Ext. 8218 or Ogden words, it will be a 24. Both military and civilian guests of note were IJ quarters, Feb, 1890. His address was permanent job." Ohio, June 17, 6004. It was nit nt tv,o nff;.n m.,, itk ik when the Requirements for the positions P-- 5 Verdeland Park, Layton, Utah Lodge, withbanaupt From 2736 Quincy Avenue. Madge include Hill Field, 4 years of teaching, adOgden and Salt Lake members gathering-vat the time of his death. 28th Mack, Ext. 539. of Col. and Mrs. Robert E. L. KnapP ministrative or supervisory experianniversary He is survived by his widow, Mrs. . j16 of Col. ence. Specialized experience re- Eugenie V. Frazee Hyman Schatchman were jointly celebrated (supervisor in are obtainable Mr. from quirements was enjoyed at the Officers Club. February V--Car Duckworth. Application -- t i . . . forms i mv rn4- rfinnHri h ii t ivi r j ' i at a iounci I uiul. uonn oit "M nir tt arns- as nosts ,rv n . , may oe sec urea irom any i san Francisco: Harrv A.. Brnro was I 19, TVEN an y' ZZi f f.cli first class post office or from the and Shannon Lee of Layton and a unlucky day for employment office at Hill AFB. granddaughter Emmy Lou Spies of route to S,, Voitl," T? S" ?us,y InJurfd Jn : 13 snouia oe iuea imme--1 an F rancisco. Opening for 2 car pool drivers Appiicavions reponea to db in I ln the Twin Falls Hnanltnl k ti.f oi titi, kjt. starting February 28. Contact H11L Y G .ALBERTS, foreman salv. yd. has undergone a James E. Porter. Ext. 215 or Salt You can't tell how far a couple for an Pr.ratlon to The course is deslened Lake City .i. train has eone bv lookitio- t th injury sustained durlnir his service in the fy win take about eight One driver to join car pool from officer and enlisted personnel in meter. months for recuperation, we were MomI UOOdbVe nnd W1 trnnA and i J l.. tt.. of 23rd on I . South 11, ctic tu and L1JU wisnev fflVKH w Mr kiic luni, oupyiy (liuvcuuics. vavia vicinity niturT rii irrison. Call Ext. 8215 or Ogden lan technicians are also given adto AMC. Coie,, " With people who ..boast, it's nn (Ware) ransterring Marge 7Z . mm, A I 'A nn , will. J mil wn.-- vumpiroiier s on ice. were preacAin- vance training at the school. I uvillici,' sooner uone . man saia. a at ui party held in their honor today. j assign-me- non-committ- al, arrives-Mar- l-- Sale - r two-week- D-3- 4, ... U onfv.! Rent 384-J-l- - they carry' Positions Open At Lovry For Teachers GIVE TO M CROSS Wanted I Hill Field Wantod - UieS x- - r-- T7-- ori I 1 . r" - r" - . Pool lXSJS m t . Drivers Wanted ! - -u--.ll I I - 1 1 - Mfciv, .an.Sal t . .,u - nn.S --- . I Z7 ' -- 1. J |