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Show fat purchase jounced at July 21, 1943 Welfare Dances Bring r Meet Council Jj Safety Shoe Wednesday 0ut Store to Be Opened Here Huge Crotvds These Days ir Deliveries to geld Up Due 7 Col. Berman States Approval, Order lick of Supplies .tit Goes to War Board the purchase was made at the filing of the HMcrest . j of Pending approval by the War Department Production board of an order for steel-toe- d safety shoes, of a for the opening permission safety shoe selling outlet on Hill Field was recently granted by Col. Morris Berman, OASC commanding . Thursday evening.deliv- particles are awaiting ."Jhyor WUbur j Davies also told JfSuncil that a delay had been JoStered in the 'delivery of the material ordered not be supplied. nX. unanimously moved hospital staf f whole- Import the . nAPessnrv" wtediy in ml'u"" c tUivuM officer. Site for the outlet has not yet been determined. Under the plan, operation of the store will e turned over to representatives of ffand S after the nurse in charge Els reported that such equipment of the proposal theatre was found flguary and immediate action "JPtake'n to secure the theatre f "fcr the local M f W toon as possible. -,-w.,. nf the council . il. T.frfnn mum the trailer cmn. cafeteria, postoffice, and hall : .. Winner of Air Medal and Purple Heart Describes State of Mind of Men at Front Beading About Labor Troubles j,, i passea airecung take action to effect isded, and fte council .. of the adjustment .mtaAble 'tuition. the "ur GanB" Performers stopped dancing at Cocoanut Grove in Salt uiuices sponsored by the Civilian Welfare Association are bringing out big-ger crowds each time. Back From Africa, Lt. Kemp Tells of Feeling About Strike Be- - facilities are al- i j ouii. mdr taxed, It was poiniea feat It U Vlriuauy unpunuBic w more than Hillcrest iMommodate Lu.nf Motion .. - sec: ,was made, rZ,nnn ,cure discussed dormitory facilities by of the new trailer camp use of 'leBdentt ! TiA . Pkrest residents we're invited Lt. John T. Kemp, recently as- miiri the council to attend the jOwntry Fair held Sunday in the signed to Maintenance division on 'ncreation hall, wnere many amus-h- f Hill Field, is another fighter pilot and entertaining features were home from the wars. He spent over g oay-iontne for party, mnged five months in the North African theatre flying English-mad- e Spit- Nursery Care School Available Urge Hill Field's to File Applications Mothers Their mothers employed at are advised by the Davis jdmnty department of public welfare to apply as soon as they can .tor the opportunity to have their cared for at the nursery jjUjdren Working 211 Field ( . may be made to at Farmington, tab, by letter, or through the forms from Miss Viva Ireyd at the Welfare unit of Employe Relations branch in CfriHah Personnel building at Field. Applications ' may also wide directly to Ruth Malin Applications Xa Zella Allred -- J I Mjjt Verdeland Park nursery Re child care centers will be P where they are1 needed and they are needed. This puts J of the f Wsponsibility eenters on the opening parents are re-from a particular area "for we center, either for ol age children or fcf11 centers will be opened, who are anx'ous to have w!? "vice are asked to find other wu nearby interested also and em send in their applica-in- e families have children r" i who are now taking care younger members of the 5Uut they win soon be back wvei. As soon as a of applications , sufficient lr I pre-scho- -- i These families should PP"cauons now so Vme a .u11 w them center will be - also. Swine Shift taws at Downtown fpecial Ogden Theatres PHEUM THEATRE fcturday, July Uf Dlxle-E.- gy Lamour. 1 ng Crosby and Starts 12:30 fires. But it isn't the actual combat that has made so much impression on the pleasant mannered officer it's the way the men "over there" felt when they received news of the industrial workers' strikes here at home. "We felt like we were being he told a Hillfield-e- r reporter. "The war theatres are no fun, anyway, but we're more than willing to fight as long as the folks at home will back us up. It's hard on us as well as you people here who are against the strikers, when we hear of men refusing to work until they get a few cents more an hour." Lt Kemp won the Air Medal as well as the Order of the Purple Heart for his sorties over enemy territory. His missions were of necas the Spitfires essity short-rangcarry only enough fuel for a maximum flying time of about two hours. He was Injured in a crash and returned to the United States for hospitalization late in April. He entered army hospitals at Staten Island, and later at Valley Forge near Philadelphia. Since his release from the hospital he has bebeen stationed at Boeing Field here. fore being assigned The pilot was relieved of flight duties after his injuries in the crash.' Reared in Auburn, N. Y., he attended Belmont Abbey college in North Carolina, where he took up his" gradflying. Immediately after Air. Corps the entered he uation, for army pilot training. He was married a month ago to a second lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps, who is stationed in North Carolina. double-crossed- ," e, . Four Leave Field For Cadet School Four. Hill' Fieldsoldiers found aviaeligible for appointment as tion cadets wore last week sent to various fields on the first leg of their training. To Boca Haton, Fla for basic training went Fvt Thomas B. Ondrok, 4S2nd Air Base pool, ana Squadron replac.mcnt Detachment, Pvt. Rulon K. Taylor, will First Weather Squadron. They available first there enter the class in meteorology. WilPvts. Dale H. Bryson and the from both ; liam A. Hardin. 482nd Air Base Squadron ment pool, left Monday for Miami the Beach, Fla., there", to pursue wr cadet course In crew) basic training. al B'day, Auguat SaceYca 7, "Du- - with SU,h,e8ame for all. time. orable In Xm and" with George o teryA t,Tchnicolo7; Gable in "Wingi 0r P?.n yV ML V ""ght swing July 23 and ,ho Orable and pre-avia'u- Newcomer on Arrived iron' mectoi gan Thursday were three months learners who took training at U.S.A.C. 45 Job Is Done in 3 Weeks 4-Mon- ths the manufacturer, the International Safety Shoe company of St. Louis. Safety shoes have steel shields over the toes, and are specifically manufactured for persons engaged in work with heavy objects. Shoe ration coupon 18 will not have to be given up upon purchax of safety shoes. The certificate necessary to buy a pair will be obtained from the Rationing unit, Civilian Personnel. As it usually takes from 8 to 10 weeks for the WPB to approve an order such as this, it is not expected that the shoe store can be opened before Sept. 15. Workers in Depot 31st ADG Lauded For Aid in Drive Efficiency Record Four months minus threejVs Colonel Pratt Writes equals 13 weeks' time saved. This Supply Set " Commendation record, was completed last week crew a of by diligent, conscientious, Of Officers and Men research workers under the di Officers and. men of the 31st rection of Max J. Schlegel, branch ADG last week received a letter of chief in Depot Supply, commendation for the part they Three weeks ago Col. Paul W, played in the Salt Lake City war Wolf, Chief of Supply division, di bond drive earlier in the month. rected that a system be inaugur The letter came from Col. R. S. ated to effect an exhaustive re Pratt of the Ninth Service Comsearch of all classifications not mand, and follows, addressed to then completed. The classification Lt. Col. Walter Eckman, comof many items of airplane parts manding officer of the 31st ADG: was noc satisractory at that time. "1. In connection with the War xne researcn meant mat a com Bond Drive held July 5, 6 and 7 plete survey of all items in the in Salt Lake City, this headquarclasses and ters desires to express its appreciwould have to be made. For this ation to your organization for the Col. .Wolf set a time limit of four excellent received. It cooperation months. is felt that the material furnished The order reached Chief Schlegel by ' your organization proved to . . . action Saw of KEMP lots ir. through Major Daniel J. Murray, be interesting and instructive to in North Africa flying English cmei 01 tne Purchasing and Con the many citizens who attended Spitfires. Injured in a crash, he tracting section, and Capt. Oakley the showing. was sent back to a hospital in V. Gordon, administrative officer "2. It is further desired to comthe United States, and upon his of the Supply division. A crew of mend the military personnel who recovery, Is now on duty in competent personnel was immedi acompanied the small arms truck Maintenance Division here. ately selected. their cooperation and good At the end of three weeks, the upon conduct during the period of the entire job of research into 38 exhibition." classes and was The enlisted men who accomcomplete. Major Murray and Capt, panied the small arms truck menGordon heartily approved the work tioned in the second of and the efficient direction of Chief the letter from Col.paragraph Pratt are: Schlegel. The personnel of the Sgts. Barney M. Manning, Clayton Stock Records Branch and Inspec Van Asten and Elbert Vanden-avonWarehouse 55 of tion are the recipients of the all from the ordnance secthanks of Chief Schlegel and the tion of Headquarters and HeadBranch 7 Has research unit for their whole quarters Squadron of - the 31st hearted cooperation. ADG. Victory Record Winners for four consecutive weeks of ; the Honor Warehouse plaque in Branch 7 of the Supply division, employes of Warehouse 55 are proud of their achievement WEDNESDAY, JTI.V 21 6:00 p.m. Sortball Engine Repair v. Civilian Personnel, Layton and are determined to establish a 6:30 p.m. HH1 Jills Supper Meeting, 57 South State Street, Salt Laks record that will be difficult to sur- 'i r -- Honor Plaque Won For Fourth Time d, Hill Field Civilian Recreation Calendar pass. Floyd W. Bowman is chief suare pervisor. The Ernest Sodja, Albert C. Vohs, and Leon Watkins. These men and the crew of 31 persons have made Warehouse 55 the winner of this plaque through their hard work and cooperation. Chief Bowman believes that the entire personnel is to be complimented for their fine ' work. The plaque is awarded each week to the warehouse in Branch 7 of the Supply division which has the largest number of merits to its credit. There are eight warehouses competing. The merits are allowed for cleanliness, stock ardocks, shiprangement, well-kecleared within 24 ping tickets hours, clear aisles, and speedy and accurate file tags. Demerits are imposed for adverse conditions. Warehouse 55 carried a balance of 45 merits last week. Every ticket was completed shipping deadline. within the An added piece of efficiency at this warehouse is a voluntary fire guard with 12 peoplein assigned case of to individual stations alarm. At inspection last week, the Safety branch gave complete approval to this plan. Second Lt. Richard New Job shift-superviso- pt 24-ho- ur v Piokona has ibeen designated public delations officer and assistant special service officer at the Hill Field Army Air a.e, assistant 6:30 7:15 7:30 8:15 p.m. Inter-DepCHrl' Softball League, Monroe Park. Oadcn. p.m.Sortball S.A.E. vs. 4 Project, Layton. p.m. "Meet the Gang," Dormitory Area. p.m. Baseball Hill Field Army vs. Hill Field Civilians. Joha Affleck Park, Ogden. :30 p.m. Softball Dave's Service vs.' Engine Repair. Layton THURSDAY, JUL 22 m:lS p.m. Softball Planning vs. East Warehouses, John Affleck park. Ogden. 7:00 p.m. Skyllnera Softball Practice, Lester Park, Ogden. 7:00 p.m. Softball Utilities vs. M.M.aK., John Affleck Park, Ogden. 7:30 p.m. Softball Inspection-Receivinvs. Little Siberia, John Affleck Park, Ogden. 8:30 p.m. Swimboree Free Swimming for Men and Women. Weber Qym Pool, Ogden. FRIDAY, JI?IY 23 10:30 a.m. Qlrls Swing Shift Softball Practice, Lester Park, Ogden 12:00 noon Swing Swimboree Free Swimming for Men and Women. Weber Gym Pool, Ogden. 6:00 p.m. Softball Planning vs. Civilian Personnel, Layton. vs. Bank Smokery, John. Affleck 7:15 p.m. Softball Hill Field Civilians - ; - Park, Ogden. 1:15 p.m. Softball Hillcrest vs. Section No. 6 Supply, Layton. 8:30 p.m. Softball S.A.E. vs. Engine Repair, Layton. MUKDAY, JULY 2S lO":O0 a.m. Tennis Finals for Men's Novice Singles Division, East Court. Lester Park, Ogden. 10:00 a.m. Tennis Finals for Men's Advanced 8lngles Division, West Court. Ogden.-12:0Lester Park, noon Tennis Finals for Wcmen'a Novice Singles Division, East Court, Lexter Park, Ogden. 12:00 noon Tennis Finals for Women's Advanced Singles Division, West Court, Letter Park, Ogdrn. 2:00 p.m. Tennis Women's Double, East Court, Lester Park, Ogden. 2:00 p.m. Tennis Mixed .Doubles, Went Court, Lester Park, Ocden. 4:00 p.m. Tennis Mrn's Doubles, West Court, Lester Park, Ogden, f 6:00 p.m. Hike Walking Tour. MONDAY, JULY 26 Softball-Dave's vs. Service 6:00 p.m. Civilian Personnel, Layton. 7:15 p.m. Softball Planning vs. Section No. 6 Supply, Layton. 8:30 p.m. Softball Hillcrest vs. Project, Layton. 8:30 p.m. War Workers Open House for Men and Women, USO Center, 44 th Strert, Ogden. TUESDAY, JULY 27 6:00 p.m. Softball Hill Field Civilians vs. Anenal, Diamond No. 1, Joha g ' 4 4 6:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:15 p.m. No. 7:15 p.m. - Affleck Park, Ogden. Softball State School vs. 321 MP Escort Guard Co.," Diamond No. 2, John Affleck Park, 0den. School Ogden Bowling Center, Ogden. Bowling Hill Jills Meeting, Street, Ogden. Softball Adjutant General Depot vs. 8. P. Shops, Diamond 1, John Affleck Park, Ogden. Softball Hill Field Army vs. Bank Smokery, Diamond Ma 8, John Affleck Park, Ogden. 44S-24t- h II ;';' H. |