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Show 197 new I Iff iifpr T Lieutenant A. B. Wanamaker Public Relation! Officer For Special Project Captain Ben L Butler DomlngiM EDITOR Sergeant Ryland M. Thomason Private John Mead Private First Ford Thomas Rom Corporal Sylveeter Adesaa Louis Locher, Jr. Art and Photography Bae Photographic Section and civilian The Hlllllelder la published weeny m tne lntereata of the military and Command, Hill Field, personnel of the Air Base. Ogden Air Depot and Ogden Air Service It is printed with the facilities Oeden, Utah, and la distributed free each Wednesday. Opinions expressed and through the cooperation of The Ogden Standard-Examine- r. ana In this paper are those of the individual writers and members of the staff, officer. H or the commanding of do not necessarily reflect the attitude of the army or Polished is requested that articles appearing In Its columns be not Field. without the express consent of the Public Relations Office at HillWar Department, receives material supplied by Camp Newspaper Service, 205 East 42nd Street. N. Y. C. Credited material may not be republished wjthout from Camp Newspaper Service. 'Ready for Scrapping9 Ninety-seve-n newly arrived ill' offi-ha- By LOUIS IOCHER JR. - Sj - r" Jlift H Get' resorted at this field in the last month, it was announced yesterday by Colonel Morris commanding officer of the Ogden Air Service Command. Included in the group are: Two lieutenant colonels; lour majors; nine captains; 21 first lieutenants and 61 second lieutenants. ana tneir Names of the officers ' ranks follow: . Lieutenant Colonels Homer F. Mullan and M. B. Millard. Majors William C. Ingram, Ray D. Schell, Chester E. Peterson and E. W. Tulppo. Captains Rudy Baros, Hazen D. Daines, LeRoy R. Farmer, Jaywu-E.Houlahan, Karl A. K.ieinauer, ford V. Hingston, Jfidwara a. Joseph Fleming and Earl Hartman. First Lieutenants Robert W. v K area ntljr jredtc iMh jdling i write the y V y reap the p :4ed i dist in aet -he fi ichin wia-guire, I roi ve Ber-ma- n, AmKX'latei Claae Claude McGraw Sergeant George L. Kinney permission fe oil Two Lt.. Colonels, Four Majors Are Assigned Here Field, Wednesday. July 7, 1943 EDITORIAL. SUPERVISION Par Special Service Lieutenant Albert A. uhw r 1 Arrivals for Field in Month flJmmj u Hill wen or o&nu swr mvws tforn ichai Rosebrough, William S. Deadwyler, Arthur W. Rossiter, William O. Rnri .Tohn M. Gordv. Ceroid w. Hahn, Clarence W. Gluckert, Fred C. Schmidt, Jr., L. D. Greenawald, Richard J. Alesch. Donald E. Borchart, Frank F. Bunts, John R. Eaton, Charles L. Iacoucci, Joseph F. O'Marah, Joshua M. Perman, Raymond H. Schroeder, Raymond F. Sipprell, Samuel I. Susnow, William L. K. Trotter and Raymond P. Weamer. . Second Lieutenants Robert B. CINDERELLAS ALL . , . The art of shoe fitting served the met. McKay, M. M. Harrison, Raymond E. Mason. Guy I LAitz, Tom w. the 32nd ADG in good stead last Friday night at the Little tint dance. Their partners, members of the HUIcrest Boosters club, ttt Martin, Raymond G. Young, Elton one of their slippers into a pile in the middle of the floor. WW W. Mencer, James K. Uicarein, uai-eP. Hafford, James M. Paris, got the shoe got tne girl. Angelo J. Ravarino, John J. Essay, Air Depot x the shoe pile, picked up I 32nd Men of the Joseph L. Burchetta. Warren L. the art of shoes and proceeded to find to had learn M. Group Greskovic, Michael, George if U. Mil shoe' they fitted. H. John Cuthbertson, Roy they tootsies which fitting milady's When the owner of a shots ler. Harford O. Wilson, George H, wanted to get in on the dancing found, the gentleman of the Miller, Charles G. Houston, Jr., at the Little theatre last Friday did a neat job of shot fi Clarence R. Johnson, Clinton H. night Andersen. The evening got under way then executed a few tumi A. W. Agnew, H. A. Andrews, when girls of the Hillcrest Boosttwists around the dance Milton A. Bang, Benjamin W. Bent-led pi with his ers club tossed their shoes onto J. L. Blanchard, Julia A. Bole3, a pile on the dance floor. The After that the evening John A. Bounds, Raymond F. soldier swains then dived in on young. Brady, Eli C. Campbell, Allen Cooper, Arthur G. Delaney, Worth A. Epling, Joel Farris; Robert Gordon, Armand M. Gross, John H. Hagerty III, Chris N. Hansen, Laird V. Hawley. Men-Und- er Matthew G. Hoenes, Stevie E. Hughes; Leonard M. Jeffers Jr., Robert L. Miller, David B. ParCollege sons, Ronald P, Pierce, Robert T. Reed, Harry A' Rodman, Naomi R. Ross, Hyman A. Sachs, Paul E. of Schulz, Thomas P. Service, Charles Somerfeld, George R. Stevenson, e accident for Not one Lee W. Stone, Robert F. Via, Harperiod of seven months is the rec ry G. Vogler, Jr., Marion H. Wat-kin- s, including pniK John D. Weedon and Edward Conducted under simulated field. departments ord established by the faculty and machinists shop, sheets' the trainconditions, L. Wilkinson. engineering shop, class of mechanic learners at WewW ing program under Capt Rudy J. shop, drafting department, ber College in Ogden. Baros officially began operation tive maintenance, and initrw This information was obtained last Wednesday, June 30. Men from shop. Also, there are dope MM the 319th Repair comprise the first tie shop, electrical shop, S by Ronald J. Dyches, safety enclass. Alfred and utility repair depart Stratford and and gineer, The program officially began last airplane and engine mecnanni Lehner, instructors, upon Joseph but Baros and inspection W Wednesday, and Capt. partments their visit to Weber College to con Fourth, of July at the Oeden aides have been actively engaged ments. J sf duct a class in safety on Wednes- USO was featured by an open for the past month selecting qualiThe office and technicalStattl house celebration in honor of civil- fied personnel, getting equipment, section is headed by day, June 30. war workers. and making plans to provide re- Clayton A. Lawrence; SUM The morning was taken up in ianMusic for a meeting with a group of super- Force provided by the 408th Air pairmen with "on the job" traini- Earl A. Teeter is hangar headi W Medlin band from Hill was Field ng. Pvt Q visors and with lectures by Mr. Boyd Sgt Twenty-eigkey men have been M. department; Staff depart Stratford and Mr. Lehner on the augmented during the afternoon selected to various do the vocal solos. These were by job. They are ard A. Yost, E. M. care and use of hand tools. Dr. Clark, director of training offered by Carol Wright and Jean specialists in their fields and will Inspection, Sgt William at the college, was in charge of Taylor, while a trio composed of be able to give the trainees instruc- propellor shop, Cpl. Winston 0( the arrangements and expressed Menelda Thompson, Lela Thayne tion in first, second and third eche- i an sen; machine shop, cp lon work, the kind that is most I. Edwards; sheet metal, Stan! his appreciation for the coopera- and Helen Butler proved popular. tion of the Safety Branch at Hill Included on the concert program beneficial to men destined for over- Wood row Miller; drafting, CM son Woodman; autompUw Field. The supervisors at the col- from four to five p.m. were a seas. The training program is con- tenance, Pfc. Eugene J. lege received their early training variety of numbers ranging from ducted in the Blitz hangar, forInstrument shop, Pfc. Rif. in safety at Hill Field. the classical and to used the 32nd merly by was dope and fabric Griffy; latest Repair accorded High praise Dr. popular and novelty tunes. The is a 125 x 180 Micheal J. Dobda; electrical; Squadron. Clark and his staff for their exhangar Highlighting the day were girl feet structure, a replica of the Pvt. John F. Gullak; weldi"fi cellent safety record by CapL Rob- war workers who acted as host- standard hangars erected ert R. Afflick, OASC Safety at base Pvt Francis M. Rochon; esses, conducting guests through airports in countries. foreign pair department, Pvt the building. thirteen Thomas. Capt Baros has set-u- p l K tor P ads i aft jsntly is I bond it deli In Mi r arm; lACi, I $22,3 ( Jar m tt d y, new-foun- . Library Opening Is Delayed Week in Weber Seven Months Record Safety Alterations Take Longer Time For Reading Unit The Post Recreational library encountered a slight delay in oc cupancy of the building in the barracks area, owing to the extensive building program confronting Post Utilities. It was intended that the building should be ready for occupancy en July 1. However it now appears that it will take another week to complete the alterations. According to Miss Ruth Jones, the supervisor, the $7,000 fund allotted to Hill Field for library activities was available on July 1, and immediate action would then be taken to equip the library with the 2500 books from the basic list selected. An annual allotment will be made to the library from the Ninth Service Command, which will Insure an adequate supply of good books and current literature at all times. For the present Miss Jones will supervise both the Post Recreational Library and the Technical ' Library under the supervision of ' the Training Department or until the appointment of a Supervisor for each library is warranted. . i l n.ni.it X Captain Baros Initiates Engineer Classes Under Simulated Battle Difficulties in New Blitz Hangar lost-tim- USO Celebrates Independence Day . Iver fas wr InitS, irnas eieaset bid "II Char! marge be sec Floyc bdshi A nc Proper f, clai Kth Siief I louse Iwilli humvi ig Ad init I lie 48 1 on. (the Also - Toi t the field ior (ring Mr. Viti( lioux moi ht pusch jecuoi , semi-classic- al Wi Male Call S r Specialists Start Training Field Condition Mechanic Learners Have No Accidents "Mooi bmanti - I T fcyMilton Caniff. Creator of "Terry and the Pirates' . m mm Att. UU th ab gdei en AuniliaiyPowcr sit latk emc Ul aid: htp hildi r |
