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Show mm Sag fa famd Hill l op lines G tt- - , r m w i 1 I Published for Hill Air Force Base, April 25, 1952 tVolume 5 AMC 45 to Transfer Approximately ployes of Discuss Open House Plans civilian 45 n Force Base may transfer AFB on June 27, according received from headquarters teriel Command. will celeb opeS ef day-l- g ?JZ?mluS iets of orean fame will pierce the roar and a score of other aircraft seldom seen Lt. Col. Robert L. Armed Forces Day Project Officer, said the event was desfgneddinger, to "give the public view of S?e. nation's defense strength,- and Mnnhnai F 1UCJM 10 wnicn our er- Aifnrfc n Calline the neonlo of this nm open for inspection. The type and munitv "stock holders in th Air scope of military training activities here will be demonstrated. Force." the Proieet Offloor Facilities of the civilian cafeteria that an all-oeffort is being made vo give cnem tne "show of their will be open for those who care to dine on the base. Sandwiches lives." One of the nf th Aav and soft drink stands will be eswill be military drill competition. tablished in heavily populated areas. The Air Force Base will be vracK oase drill teams will open to the public from 1 p. m. off to the music of tho fuoth step Air until 6 p. m. Force Band as they compete for awaras against Air KOTC Cadets, and a Trunk Lines entry earth-trembli- of ng SaJtJVi" to Hill Wright-Patterso- Action Packed Show Is Planned for Public on Saturday, May 17th Number 9 the Commanding General's office late this week. d FrCe8 Day by an acn-Packhouse! Civilian Employes MM em- Air to Hill to word Air Ma- ut hic-hliht- involved are in All personnel property classes of the supply division. They will be given an op portunity to accompany tneir jods to this base but any vacancies will be filled by personnel from this area. Classes involved in the transfer are approximately 45 employes in individual and crew instrument flying, landing and navigation trainers and parts, bombing and gunnery training aids, miscellaneous training devices and maintenance parts, wheels, brakes,, skis, floats and related parts, hydraulic struts and a on irum me v;ivn Air Patrol. Supply and Services will present displays which will demonstrate to the public much of the modern-da- y techniques required in n the dollar Air Force supply business at this base. Classes and items of Air Force Equipment never before viewed by the public will be arrayed in static display. Backbone of industrv Utah, Hill Air Force Base's Mainopen-do- or multi-millio- i - i Pfty Pfojtofficer Lt. Col. Robert L. dinger explains to pretty Patricia Crandall, transportation, where exhibits and displays will be located at Hill's open house on Armed Forces Da urday, May 17. Most sections of the field will be opened to toe publS Tpe?tiS,!,i.Wlth .tllt center of open house activities staged on the ramp hangars. actuating cylinders, and parts for certain types of aircraft. Persons Dresentlv holdine the do- sitions in Dayton will be given 15 days to decide whether or not they il transfer with the 'job. During Dayton" Dropped From AMC that time officials from the base Wright-Paterso- n Air Force Base incoming mail will be taken direct and probably the city will describe living conditions in this area to Ohio, will be the official mail ad ly from trains to the base. Base of help them make a decsion. dress of the huge air installation ficials estimated the new procedure The transfers are part of AMC's near Dayton on and after speed up incoming mail April 16. would decentralization plan under which 20 hours in many cases. Wright-Patters-by The name "Dayton" will be approximately 2,000 positions will AFB at present receives be transferred from Dayton to 15 dropped from the address and all 5,000 sacks of mail a month. Air Materiel Areas and specialized depots. The move in effect will give the various denots Drime responsi bility for the property classes assigned to them. Top management functions will be retained at AMC AF headquarters. The moves, described as a packHillfielders and their friends will be treated to a typical carnival atage deal, will include not only supply division personnel, but support- mosphere on June 7th when a gala sports and variety show is presented ing functions in maintenance en to raise funds for the base hospital. gineering, comptroller's department, Feature attraction of the day will be the giving away of thousands ana procurement division. Person- of dollars worth of prizes, including a 1952 Chevrolet four-dosedan ' nel in those divisions will transto Captain Peter Hecomovich, project officer. ; according fer at a later date. Other attractions include a free boxing show, free' variety show fea Address will on Festive Sports and Variety Show Will Raise Funds for Base Hospital or all-da- eacn. In addition to the giving away of a 1952 sedan, thousands of dollars worth of other exciting prizes will be given away, such as a T-set, deep freeze, electric oven, hunting rifle, shot gun, camera, golf clubs, watches, mangle, mixmaster, and many more mechanical marvels. Hill ' fielders were invited tn Steele, communications officer. inrougn recent B-2- Win This Streamlined Beauty Olaffson, better known as the "Swedish Angel" is providing the professional grapplers for a tag-- leara maun. Carnival atmosphere will be provided by the many concessions, games, rides and sideshows, Captain Hecomovich said. Tickets for the y program go on sale today throughout the base at the low price of 50 cents Cooperation of all personnel in reserving telephone trunk lino. Hill AFB for official calls only was urged todav bv Cantnln mimar n monitoring of telephone conversations wvmI in stances have been discovered where personnel were using government tenance Engineering Department leased lines to make personal calls. Captain Steele nointed nut that will welcome an estimated 40,000 visitors to displays which typify whenever official telephones were the industrial processes currently usea xor personal business It ties Up telephone lines Ami nrviito responsible for rebuilding the 6 bomber and top maintenance on government business . from being infinite items of Air Force equip- transacted. "The communications section dement. votes every effort toward nmvM. Hub of the day's activities will be the best possible telephone servBase Flight Operations, where, in ing ice, but can't do it without the coto addition bne of the biggest static operation of all personnel," Captain displays of military and civilian Steele said. "When you leave home, aircraft in Utah's history, all avail- leave your business there. personal able support and ground equipment If it is necessary to make a perwill be shown. Union nraah sonal Call. USe a TIRV f1nhnna fire fighting equipment will be However, if snown. Amouiances and miscellan- J call, we willyouseehave an pmcrMncu that you get it eous other Air Force vehicles will inrougn." be on hand. With compulsory military service NAUTICAL TERMS ADOPTED an axium of the current BY AP day, the public is keenly interested in the and Airspeeds distances will be physical facilities available to an computed in knots and nautical airman. Accordingly, barracks, miles, respectively, beginning July messhalls. theaters sorvi in 1, 1952 the Department of the Air and the base gymnasium will be' Force has announced. proiessionai talent and free turing wrestling show. Promoter Phil For Bigger and. Better Babies Telephone Must Be Reserved For Official Calls Only i mm V '$' "bring their families and spend the aay, captain Hecomovich said. Visitors were assured a good time, lots of excitement, and Dlentv to eat. Planned to start at 2 d. m.. Rat. urday, June 7th. the soorts iety show is exuected tn draw vUit. ors from all military installations in tne area. The boxing show starts at 5 p. m.. varietv show at Rtun nm mmmimmm rL , . tter cape will be available for babies at the base hospital when "ew equipment is purchased with funds raised by the Sports and Variety show on June 7th. Over 200 babies a month, such as 7 aura Theresa McOinty (above) receive checkups and attention at the judical hospital. Nurse First Lieutenant Bette J. ,fKe (above) says that .Hill's hospital is open to all dependents of Military personnel in the state of Utah, including members of the rmy Navy, and Marines, as well as the Air Force, Baby Laura Is daughter of Lt. Winnant C. McGinty of industrial engineering. old and the professional wrestlintr show at 7:30 p. m. Concessions, rides. , eames. and bingo tables will ODerate throne-out the entire day. All profits from the daVit nrtlvl. ties go to the hosnital Imnmv. ment fund. This special fund will be to buy equipment, supplies and facilities to provide better care of military dependents and to help support the Industrial medical branch, Captain Hecomovich said. The sports and variety show will be held outdoors near the Flight Test hangar or within the hangar if the weather is unfavorable. n (, ' b ...,Mii X VjrtJ V V ,yv . ' V- V - vi w I 11 f t k 't vi 1 A fJJ - 4 ' BeauWul Beverly Taylor tries out the 1952 four-doChevrolet that m ve" awRy ff trand prise at the festive Sports and show to be held at Hill AFB on June 7th. TicketVgo oiTsalg todaj " nea to raise xunds to buy much- needed equipment for the base hospital. Nineteen-year-ol- d Miss Taylor works In Maintenance's work order control branch. or " "" |