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Show Charter fo 6 fttwMiQmiGi Hillcrest Is Proposed Awfully Nice Committee Meets With Council Tomorrow Evening . (V In an "attempt to bring systematic order out of a chaotic situation" a committee headed by Noel Warner, chairman, meets tonight et Hillcrest Village to formulate a charter for community, government which will be presented at tomorrow evening's meeting of the Hillcrest city commissioners. Approval of the charter by the commissioners is expected. Purpose of the charter is to create a simplified- form of municipal government, easily understood by all, which will integrate and sharply .define the various functions of government now exercised in Hillcrest. Ultimate purpose of the new charter is to advance the welfare of the residents of Hillcrest, Mr. Warner stated. No drastic change in the forms of government now existing is contemplated, but the functions of power will be more firmly fixed and permanent machinery will be set up for the governing of the 1 jrt Off Broadway Army Appeals for Dog Volunteers Free Film Program jams. At Little Theatre -- if village. It is expected that the powers of A new constitution for Hillcrest Village has ben proposed and was presented to the build- 1 Jw p' - Stressing the army's urgent need'trainori Hoes. A. T. Smurthumifo rotrinnal director for the Dogs 'for Defense project, appealed to volyesterday for Hill Fielders unteer their dogs for service in : , the K-- 9 Corps. medium Especially wanted areintimidat size dogs that cannot be. ed toy strangers. The aogs must oe at least 20 inches high at the shoulder, weight at least 50 pounds, and be from one to five years old. are Oniy pure bred or cross-bre- d k ' j. 4 w. The role of these dogs is varied. They walk guard with the soldier at night, and travel witn tne army messengers between detachments. Hill Fielders who have dogs to offer may contact Mr. Smurth-wait- e in Warehouse 46, Unit D, or write directly to regional headquarters, 748 East First South, Salt Lke City. Dogs are needed at once. Dogs are trained to locate hidden Unshipped Tickets Drop to New Low To Wed Tomorrow , ..v u P voniw with film offerings at the poatti' atre, will be presented witjJ charge at the Little theatre, a new series due every two we These are 16mm films, also s) I Scoring able for showings in day row tertainr service cjuds, mess nails and fo sly roa tions other than the post theat 'hich is only personnel of the ai forces are eligible for attend Up of and admission is free. Coming time for the Typical running long n L. movie show is 45 minutes. V: leal wat terial included is selected on i iiatter basis of audience reactions at titV Wdani accepted. machine eun nests and snipers in the same way that bird dogs find their game. War dogs are in Africa and many ing representatives last night. stations outside the United States, It will be voted on by the city council tomorrow night. serving as pack dogs, sentry dogs, first aid dogs, and sled aogs. Tney One of the major amendments have been used to Drotect all types in the constitution would permit of military establishments and have the ' building representatives to nominate commissioners to fill ENCORE, AGAIN ENCORE . . . caught saboteurs in various parts Cheered to the rafters, "Hulla- of the United States. vacancies resulting from resigbaloo" cuties found an appreciWhen does arrive at the induc nations. The city council would have the power to approve or ative GI audience at Hill Field. tion stations, they are harmlessly They were awfully nice to look tattooed in the ear by competent reject such nominations. at, nice to listen to, too. Election of six commissioners experts, and careful recoras are to fill the vacancies on the Hillkept so that each dog's identity is crest city council has been postpreserved. They are taught by qualified poned until next week. Among commission posts vacant are trainers, cared for by competent medical, men's outdoor sports, veterinarians, housed, fed, and exercised by skilled men. The dogs transportation, and theatre. loaned will be cared for as well the mayor and commissioners will as the soldiers whose lives they Set be increased so that they be recog Departments are dedicated to protect. nized as the administrators and Best Record executives for all affairs of the community. Since War Began The charter committee will reco ommend to the assembled commis On June 11, an actual count re sioners tomorrow night that the method of vealed the fact that the total num present choosing build ing representatives be retained and ber of unshipped shipping tickets that the commissioners be elected on the field was only 344. This is for terms of a year's duration. Ap propriate. machinery for choosing the lowest number of tickets on commissioners when vacancies oc- hand since the war began. cur will also be submitted. Miss Jessie Stewart, supervisor, At present there exist six vacan ST coordination, gives credit for cies among the 14 seats on the council of commissioners. A slate this decrease to the warehouses, of nominees for the vacant offices shipping department, and the per will be chosen by the commis sonnel in the supply division. sioners at their meeting tomorrow "I think we should thank all night. Elections for the vacancies the personnel for their fine co will then take place the following Miss Stewart comment operation," Thursday. The election, open to all residents ed. "The warehouses, the shipping of the village, will be held July department, and all personnel in 1 in the northwest recreation hall Voters must present their dormi the supply division have really tory passes in order to be eligible put forth an effort to cut down to vote. the number of tickets." 1 If ill Field's expanding of recreation and entertni.. for ita military personnel will4 be augmented with the preaentt; of specially prepared G. L it was announced by Lieut A. A. Domingue, base Specials, ice officer. fnt. A A Will Be Shown Owners Requested To Contact Defense Director k Si vies to Be Presented Here Shortly Wednesday v June 23, 1943 : . , LA. representative camps through Headlii Balanced Programs G. I. movies are packaged 4 balanced programs, and huM . i. puveuy suuri ouojetus, special lor eign films, song shorts, travelog iniormauon nuns ana sport sbom plus the special G. L newsreeie 1 STRIPS BUT NO TEASE . . . titled "The War." Contents of the first edition Comedy acts marked "Hullaba loo's" successful run here. The ix. x. uiuvics uave cuicauy cameraman caught released. The first program t Hillfielder the strip act, but the audience tures "The War" issue number wasn't teased. containing shots of the bombi of Pearl Harbor, captured from tk enemy; "Private Schrmd of ttt Marines," pictures of an aerial a tack in the Aleutians;" "Confide tiM Report to Adolph," M. G. 11' academy award contender, 'Men Timor, a singing short, and Unit Ready to Go , exclusive army sport short Futi releases will include animated c To Embarcation toons, foreign pictures and burnt ous snorts. VL 1 t- tone, T- Df - . Hot Outfit May Not Detach Men To Be Kept Intact Officers and enlisted men as signed to organizations scheduled 6:1 7:i 7: Asst. Fire Chief Attends School for overseas movement that have passed to the control of the com William G. Wank is now manding general or commanding inSSgt. California attendinz an air corpt: officer of the port of embarkation, s in nre umu scnooi cannot be detached from the units specialist to attend any army school without and crash procedure. of the 0ew A former member written approval of the War De fire department, Sgt Wanl partment. Service schools of all land marsas arms and services, including OCS, is assistant to the fireinspection, the assists and with aviation cadet, and aerial gunnery fire prevention prw schools are included. trainingnn and thn field- The regulation applies to all men, While in Cleveland he workef including those who were selected with of pui the department innovatioM to attend a specific school, but who did not part from their units be safetv. devisine several of fire loss, and m fore they passed to the control of in prevention Via oh nntrol detail f funiiuj the port commander. airdrome. the municipal selected a for specific Applicants class in OCS are not shipped over seas. They are transferred to an Speeders, Watch Out! other outfit not scheduled for over seas movement. However, appli Drivers are cautioned cants who have been accepted but their driving speedj check not selected for a specific class Remember the wartime speed not are transferred from the "hot is S5 miles per hour. limit organizations without the approval MISS DONNA PARKER . . . ToDon't violate the law! Drive Safely! Drive at morrow becomes the bride of of the commanding general of the Private Stearns I Kilfoyle, 89th Depot Repair Squadron, in a is not always the case. For sev eral weeks Hill Field soldiers who wedding in the I D. S. Salt Lake City temple. have not attended a previous technical school within a period of one who is employed . Donna Parker, year have been taking advantage in Civilian Personnel Branch, and of "open" schools. The majority of them have gone to schools for Private Stearns L. Kilfoyle of the Depot Repair Squadron, will administrative clerks, engine me- 89th Hill Fielders were interested togainful labor under the Bixperv be married Thursday in the Salt . chanics, welding, sheet metal, cooks Lake SBIOnn turn nnn.eomm tut. i ww several. nun - n Ihsl. w"" , mni temple. " and bakers, photography, overhaul an American Miss but a is Parker of fleers, daughter dred Italian of are sioned officer is in charge of ea war of turrets, pressure instruments, Mr. and Mrs. Charles prisoners J. Parker interned at a vehicle operation and maintenance, of camp located and her fiance is a at a specially prison They are employeo Bountiful, prepared area north company. 4 v- .- A paracnute rigging, machinists, ar- son of Mr. end Mrs. Reuben Kil or the l K..I1tlv railroad. W" area warehouse at the Utah 40 mament, Link trainer, bombsight, foyle of Layton. utUities, and maintaining Army Service Forces Depot. teletype maintenance, small arms the the ceremony Following That there was. a camn for and shipping and packing. flower J will make their home in Italian somewhere in the has iU own truck and prisoners It has been proven that the couple Layton. and that they were workarmy's classification system often The bride-to-b- e was honored last vicinity The produce will be used offor wj on various jobs, including truck ing Knows oetter than the men them- week at a home the at at the camp, and in case party given u nas . been generally selves the work for which they of her Mrs. William Price gardening, sister, may be sold for civilian ages known for several weeks, but the are psychologically suited. The of Chimes View, and also at a par news was cooks, not released by the war Thev have their own wo army, in many cases, has placed ty given by her mother et the fam clerks and shoe nrepair men who were unhappy in their ily home in Layton. wear department for newspaper publi- bers, ana are pernuiwu tit I cation until the past Saturday. civilian pursuit in a technical long are In charge of the internment camp own unirorms as denims school which aroused their en is Colonel Bertrum T. Lawrence serviceable! Blue thusiasm. Drivers! Riders! who states that the men are to tnem. j til The army strives to nut the The internee. are allowe 1. Have you room for one humanely treated and protected right man in the right job, but wnie two h more passenger? , against public violence. sometimes tne facts about a man's cases of o,rfii in send 2. telegrams 837. Modern If you have, phone abilities must be ienored entirolv sanitary measures are 8. Do you need in order to assemble a group which . ride to fitted employed at the camp, and physical Tne prisoners are pgt work? exercise is provided by the use of is most readily available for of amount onl'tjto In order to aslst the Riven task. It La uainc Ita nvalU both indoor and outdoor facilities. keep a small nov Unit in being more able manpower with one nhWt in An infirmary is maintained for for those who areto ",itrl efficient in keeping its files employed amounts treatment of the indisposed. , view placement of each man in a lyu 10 enU per --day, up to date, please report Officer in Charge joo or duty where his strength a mv "j your present statu to us at vigor, skill, aptitudes and intelli. The must U. salute cents 80 all per as prisoners much once! dy"Ttj gence may strike the most telling 8. army commissioned officers. soldier Is allowed as much J-mow at in enemy. coupw"They are . permitted to engage in per month im canteen . k Army Has 2000 Specialties; Classification Seeks Skills No army ever had so many skills- - er so much knowledge available as the American army now fighting this war, and it is determined to make the most of this knowledge, talents and skills. Today's average soldier has had three more years of schooling than the average soldier of the last World war, but the army of today requires approximately 2000 different kinds of specialized jobs, many of which do not exist in civilian life. In fact, there is no civilian source for of the specialized army jobs, and men must be specially trained for them. Thousands of technical schools have come into being all over the country, and a soldier's opportunities are limited only by his own capabilities. Soldiers with at least 85 on the mechanical aptitude test can get into scores of technical schools, whereas those with at least 110 on the test can make practically all of them. Men whose scores on the mechanical aptitude test and general classification test indicate a lower than mental perception, or who have less than elementary schooling, are not counted out. They are sent to snprini tninim. unit. and later reassigned to other army units, as their records indicate What three-fourt- hs should be done. .Many men go directly from the reception center to school, but this Prison Camp for Several Hundred Italians Nearby . i- "? Ride-Shari- f cerem riling a ded b I ng . .i wbl,si - 10 12 6 1 |