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Show BastJtball Leagues Start Season Cage Interior of New Athletic Plant Opens as plans Given Wodnesday October 6, 1943 11 CDAEO Units to 14 in Gyini onrow Nig rrsd Up forSked mwt ufftMnrmm ter Play flnto them that the entire con Hq. and Hq. Squadron, OASO back to Hill Field leavSgt. James H. Brennen has left tingent fled deserted their own this squadron to attend OCS at ing utterly officer and two technical Miami Beach, Pla. Here's wishing you lots of luck, Jim, and don't sergeants who were taken captive. forget to drop us a line occasion theAt no time during the melee did gas unit, although equipped for ally. an attack on Tokyo, get within five miles of the bivouac area. Net Prospects for a successful and result was one person gassed the in season winning forthcoming of Headquarters basketball tourney are very bright. the gas officer who seems, contrary it squadron The squadron team in three prac- to -existing regulations, neglected new tice week at !'""" ? the last games mmKmi along his gas mask. Hill Field gym took over the Med- toInbring 'j. conclusion we would like to ical Detachment quintet by the headquarters for getscore of 32 to 12, then trimmed the compliment news in so fast. The their ting team representing the 311th Repair attack last occured Friday night-- all squadron by 36 to 10 and in a news must be turned in by Friour ran hectic team really game, day noon for the next issue of the shod over the 482nd Air Hillfielder. SPACE I, available in the new gymnasium rough Oh well, must be some team to the tune of 49 to 38. people write fast. brr5k8 - Notthis evening by the Special Services Base just Highlighting these three practice IffScer8only does it have a regulations CpL E. S. Levine, some sessions was exceptional there we handball and squash courts, ,but Reporter. E. ezmg noma aad locker and shower space. (Photo by Sergeant sharpshooting by Cpl. Francis Smith, that athlete, who Hdqrs. and Hdqrs. Squadron, ADO George Kinney, Public Relations staff.) "swished" the ball through the hoop Leaving Hill Field at 5 am. for a grand total of 52 points. Must Monday, team Sept 20, the 31st Headwork floor that and the say and quarter Headquarter squadron to was behold. An play something invitation is accorded all members along with the 1718th Ordnance MM to of this squadron to come down and company, journeyed by convoy Tacatsy's Omn Peterson, Utah, for a three-da- y 307th watch our boys in action. bivouac. Within an hour after arrstttpf Jbhaatoa ..0 0 0G Clifford . fgfttp 2 .10 area the men P Haywood ..0 0 0G WilUama Gone home to visit hia folks in rival at bivouac 0 0 had pitched their pup tents under Birthday Party Eighteen guests F Wright ,.0 o OG Taborn . 0 0 is N. J., Sgt. Edward the protective covering of the trees, C La point . .0 0 OG Phillip . . 0 0 attended the double birthaay din Jersey City, C Cherry 0 21 C Brandon . 0 4 ner honoring Mrs. Morris Berman, G. Herbert of the Duplicating sec- camouflaged their vehicles, and ..1 G Boyer . . .0 0 0C Wilson . . tion. Have a nice time, Eddie, and commenced 0 0 setting up field kitchG Williams 4 wife of the commanding officer, wish .1 o 2 F HiU would root my "Yankees" ens and other G Watkins installations. Under 5 0 10 and Lt. Col. Paul it. Martin, base on toyou .1 0 2P Read over victories G Green . straight .0 0 0( the direction of OASC engineer executive officer, Saturday eve- the St.four Cards. Louis Also going Totals .... 3 0 6 Totals ... 10 O 20 ning at the Officer's club. High east, is that Moisey Flash" Cpl. officers great care was exercised of all objects in mam was the light of the affair Frank Zozom. Frank is going to of the camouflage 311th 32nd SuddIv with use of birthday cake. Gifts from Bayonne, N. J, to visit with hia tiveequipment, and natural protecIK ft tp! 1 ft tp moth brush. netting P Come 4 0 8 their many friends were presented folks and his "heart interest" SG Stolle Open areas were soon roped off F Powell . . 4G Bonomo ..5 0 10 during the evening. 4 C Foreman F Howarth . . 2 and usable lanes for vehicles were .10 0!C Smith F Jarrett . . 0 0 0 $1575 (maturity value) worth of clearly marked and indicated. V Herlauiteh 0F Starling ...1 0 2 Transferred Second Lt. George war saving bonds were bought by During the three-da- y bivouac emC Windland . OF Foreman ..0 0 0 M. Lawton, 32nd Air Depot Group, members of this squadron in O F Lou was placed on infantry type C Sraonsa . . 2 0 4 phasis 4!: . G AAB, Hill Field, with the third war loan recently was Lectures and demonstraG Norway to Rapid City, South drive. Know this amount helped to training. transferred were tions given in use of cover . G Carlo .. boost the Hill Field quota well over and concealment, extended order Dakota. the $250,000 mark! Nice going men! drill, scouting and patroling, and Total ..11 1 S3: Totals .13 o 26 That's all for now. See you next general tactics. Infantry problems Cadet Basic Pfc. Dix B. Miller, were prepared and executed with 482nd Base Sq. and AB Sq., was week! tttaa I 368a ATiatUa M7tfe CpL Sal Ferrari, to Shep-par- d and month last transferred Headquarter Headquarter fg ft tp fSfttpl Reporter, squadron competing against the Field, Texas, to attend .3 17 .2 1 5 G Williams T Thoratei 1718th Ordnance MM company in P Bead . ...1 0 2 G StcTenson .0 0 0 basic training Cadet 2 907th WAC Post Hdqrs. Co. 3 7G Le point P Joseph the .10 simulated attacks. ...2 . school. . . .0 1 ljG Green . .0 2 2 P Hill-.units have ofOne feels the charm and cheerFortunately both men C Thomas ...50 IO C Boyer . .0 0 0 ficers on enlisted with prethe fulness and home of .0 0 0 C Phelps ...1 0 2iG Watkins entering Leave for Florida TSgt HarG Clifford ...4 1 9jr Stevenson .0 0 0 WAC day room with its bright vious service in infantry or those James R F. Barnham, Cpt .0 11 vey G Payton ...0 0 OF Robinson infantry basic .3 17 Heath, and Cpt Frank Di Cola, of flowered drapes, beautiful divans, who have received G Taborn ...0 1 IF Johnson was this advantage It desk, ruga, training. .0 0 0 the 482nd QM IF Kenney chairs, lamps, tables, platoon, left last and that added more enthusiasm and piano. Totals ..15 T 371 Totals ....7 5 19 week for Orlando, Florida, where realism to the manner in which to We the our extend thanks school of apthey will attend a they participated in the maneuvand 311th ladies Red Cross of 31st Heaaaaartera I the Ogden ers. Evidence of this could be seen fg ft tp plied tactics for about 14 days. f g ft tpl who so Director Eisen generously .2 Osternian P Tabkmski .0 00 OIG made this possible, and especially by the many cut and bruised knees Teriaa . . ..0 Nedwin P Steens ...0O 0 0G R G2 Capt Temporary to Mrs. George Abbott who worked and elbows. 0 G Corne . .. ..1 P Berthiaonw Yet, with all the seriousness of Weber, in addition to his other so faithfully in selecting the furC AverUl ...0 0 OIG Norway . ..1 the simulated battles, there were Hill O Crane ....61 13C Holland . ..1 Field, is atat AAB, duty nishings. G Dropnich ..0 0 OC Price . . ..0 many humorous moments. At one tached to Hq. OASC, and desigG Westerbers 2 3 7 F Jarret . . ..2 time the units were locked in vioIF Peterson . ..0 nated Intelligence Officer during On furloughs are Pfc. Norene lent battle with neither side gaintF Palmer ..1 of absence the temporary Capt Sparks, Harrison, Ark.; Pfc. Lucy IF Gerts ... ..1 ing the advantage. Suddenly from William A. Wiltberger. R. Turasits, Canto, Ohio; and T5 out of the sage brush came a lone .9 0 18 8 4 20i Totals Totals Mabel Cook, Los Angeles, Calif. soldier frantically dashing across Clerk W. Senior Recruiting Job Pfc. Mary McDonald, 311th OASO Ha-- 8. I "no land" yelling loudly and man's fK ft tpf fgfttp Claude McMillen, this station, left Reporter. wildly waving his rifle as he P Boraght ...4 210G Jarrett .. .100 26 for Denver last week to act as crashed through enemy positions, .3 FMandel ....1 1 3G Come for the .0 0 0 recruiting representative C Stevens. ....3 0 6c Osternian 93rd Depot Supply Squadron, ADG stopping only when he had reached a Zoaom ....0 0 0F Winland .1 O0 20 OASC. the nearby ambulance. Later it was .0 O Zimmerman 1 0 2IF Norway We don't know whether the learned attacker that this n G Smith ....8 117 -Head31st for Attend Safety Congress. Captain squadron reporter was none other than Sgt. Alex 10 .5 0 Robert R Afflick, OASC safety quarters squadron has been study- Drobnitch, whose sudden comTotals ...17 4 38 Totals tech- mando officer; George E-- England, as- ing the latest propaganda impetus was caused by two and Al- niques or not, but he seems to be dozen yellow jackets his engineer, sistant safety Dei. Sled. Dept. well the in versed subject, judging belt Sgt. Drobnitch'a sadly disf g ft tp fred E. Stratford, safety instrucin last week's 0 2 tor, are attending the National by his article cranium was the featare 4:G Doman .... 1 O P ...2 3G 0 In glowing terms he de- torted Kimball ...0 of the bivouac. Oct F atarm ....1 attraction at Safetv Chicago, Congress 2 3IG Mayer ....1 0 scribed the brilliant attack made P Mac Ate ..1 Much credit for the high morale 0 0 0 5, 6, 7. They are expected to re last o!g Olsen C Stanley ...0 "handful" a by 2 Friday night men on bivouac must be given to Mesa oic Wlllahaa ..10 turn with a wealth ol new laeas of headquarters C Thompson) .0 upon the Sgt Albert Akers and 2IF Mendlola ..6 0 12 1 his cooks, O Stolle workers. Field Hill for 4 0 bivouac area manned by the 93rd for the swell chow O'F Verdonckt ..2 0 Wright ...0 in their 2F Coetcllo ...10 2 2490th Truck Co., and the field kitchen won prepared O Bradford ..1 Supply, the admiration and Loncheon Military unbe Enjoy to 11th and seemed 24 Medics, stt. Totals ...6 a 14 Totals ...12 0 civilian personnel engaged in rail der the impression that the attack of a was TSgt Wiley Noble, tranannrtntinn vesterdav Oanriflentmn Sr. cnioyed success. a aist actually fsMrttpl Reporter. IS II F luncheon and room in In all fairness to both sides we Pnyoalat ..100 20 P Bryant ....oo oo Markham uase 108 of the ..0 neaoquariers feel the true story, as verified by P GillespM ..0 0 OG P Canada ...0 0G Dnncan ... .1100 ?2 building. W. E. Bowen was In impartial referees, should be pre0 Ray 2,G ..1 Brewster P 1 sented. The "handful" of headquarC Casassa ... 3 0 C Leisendial .4 0 0 charge. ters men came' rumbling down upon O Jabwwnskt 0 0 OC Stevens ....0 0 OC James J O Man Radio Technician the bivouac area, guarded by the O Jeno Navy O Wasterbarg 0 0 OF Hanson ....2 0 0 3rd Nine officers and one enlisted class, Grant M. Ranoll, for- regular sentries, in a convoy that O Crane . .. .1 0 2T Seyden ....0 0 6 IF Mandl ....30 0 0 mer radio student at Hill Field, was equipped with a weapons car- man from Hill Field left this week IF Rice t. nnw atationed at Corpts Christ!, rier loaded to the hub caps with to conduct technical and admiat various 1 27 Texas. He has served in the U. S. tear gas, dynamite, and ammuni- nistrative inspections lo! Totals ...13 Totals carefully-planne- d their tion. the stations under Ar ServMaking the Ogden year. for past navy 311th . ran into the attack ice Command. they ClssmnraiiM nra. n p II at Rapid outpost system which, of Inspecting .. .111 Back Home Pfc. Allen R. Slontz, 2jO Hation P Hansoa ...10o on 0 0 caused a general alarm City, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, and .0 course, Hili at Field, ...o Duncan employed .3 0 6 formerly n n 1 (7 Ostennan to be sounded. By sheer weight of Casper, will be Lt. Col. Edward .0 0 0 until his enlistment in December, numbers F Markham ..10 2;r Prt.hrIM!- they managed to capture A. Stirling, Capts. Robert L Clarke, 0 0 0 after week last spending left 1942, v o atepnemi . .w three good men who they rushed Frank F. Bunts, Raynrond K. 0 4 2 6P Jarrett ...-C Leisendial..! n seven-da- y furlough with relatives back to Hill Field, presumably to C Ray CWO Henry T. Lomax, i 0v 4 in Salt Lake City. force information out of them by Crowley, O Prxyoaiat ..2 William D. Backman. and Corp. 0 0 0 A while methods. a Rica short . v T llT.1rhiM if the medieval The Rapid City AAB wiil be inO Jsyncs ....2 0 4 been brought back iavinjr . ira j. lfkff -Mill after they had Col. Thc.dore C O Roeiier . .. . Lt. fiin i t nsc-aspected by ana "" to the field these men made good 1 23 budget B. Hamer-stroField to accept an important po- their escape and went roaring out Bedwell, Capt RobertKsr'. Totals ...10 2 22) Tots A. and Chaplain war wavan In incuatry. the another "enemy" jeep, sition in gate ing a blank trip ticket at the stupe... t ntf Frank R. Miam Carol Jean Marx fied Capt. James H. McAlvir will Inguard. Oiand balance fiscal rrtords at on . spect attack was unit, the While supply ...tvinar going .i.. Gerblg leii re- in Casper, Rapid City, to two 93rd officers and two small Hq. vision was recently rnarried employed boys from a neighboring fatm Sioux Falls, and the 347th Sub- eeluy to sttend an Arm, Jr, K. Trousdale, Eugene of the sneaked up from behind the attack-- Depot and the 817th AAF Special- istraUon acnooi in the engine repair shop ", -weesa ing forces and threw such a scare lxed Depot at Sioux City. maintenance division. Pena, for eight Uoa la personnel classification. com-mandi- ne takm JTj, . n dH"" tu hardwood mttitarv naavn V . - plana have ben Lt George Thomson, .thw K phycal . .nan. training officer, nnnnr.fi renre- - m forjwBw Zitirt . of all organisations teams. Final details were ironed out at a meeting of hare sig Jl their intention of sponsor-uTtMwhich haa cauaed a Mrtaia rev ampins of the schedule Bi two t 1st last circuits Beeanae rooms. tht orderly indicated at lesgae wiB mm afccd per nigM. It task Tfcenaaa yesterday save two ' la order this it win proa-ik- y a mmmr1 be found necessary to atart each evening ana lay at as the playing time of the engagers by several minute. six-mir- ty It was emphasized by officials neither of the leagues will hat s any way interfere with the contemplated Hill Field quintet. ft will, however, give the coaches on the top performers and they can count on as first-at- e Material for the field club. Trie?! Sooa At the conclusion of the regular be Mat will he held be- pennant winners in the as leagues to determine the field five will awasieasbip. Aa all-sta se selected and Individual awas will go to the high scorer ai best defensive man of each asm a play-o- ff tstea the ar tone. U laeaaasv wht, mrMfsrtsfty, Is tinman la aaae-- a Ha Ham-yebawftliall and fswttjan. at ar Kentuehj eoBege, is also OerbsJi aad had la to start aeon. Every ea the field. the hi IW Field Keglers to SLC; Lose By 200 Pins! Travel Q Pitkr teak a "y three-gam- the eaesnater ay naatag 2MB to tTTf el lost each came by argin, although their team ag difference, the fiaal Pins ?8Srt. "brilliant Maxie Kosof tanned series to place individual honors to th winners, who had a of ss. Pvt. Lyman one of southern Cali-bett-er bowlers, was sec-J- JJ HiU Field with a 689 J? ST PTl!SirTn fT et' i j' ... ffP?1 ."K all-arou- nd About the Field In Five Minutes r . con-Juncti- on - Boa-gea- I Pre-Aviati- on . . . . one-ma- Lake City at Salt S?Wt ? In e T-PP- Ji "' ii nr was Bore Scores of this opponents for tat lint week ol piay wui oe an-BMseed tomorrow morning inrougn I rih f 2yr2Lruun5 fm Cat AMriaiatehr 14 unita m ij v legs piea w U 625 Mags Signature Brig$1500 Ed TotVs Ball under - Hill-field- er. get-togeth- er Nine Officers on Depot Inspection ...St well-post- ed EdvS MZnd JJJ. Twta, a raea-- Zl Air Base aawad-bgBia Field's better T" os SSjftj toj5L rf"tW zTu? ?Vrlma eJL 5, VBju UaT! h2k.Eddle'B DiMaggie, to Baa t.ttJe Oato, he had Pteee of hataa of $1500. tnother donat-bs- a MirlKorleod war in cwkmd where It ',ct,nea off for flOf SL "bfJned the signature t2? W JeisfttST . Etnergeaey It..?"1' Oellef 7 was 1 -- K- sub-depo- ts . A 2 r ..." m, Tu-besi- ng. --- lP'HaZJ- - sub-dep- ots r7,.. .- |