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Show Wednes November I HillfA Residents Many EM Stand ufjun UnjJ Allotments Bill DecumtoHelp Increased Claus 043003 Busy Santa Inducted, Receives Bond Claus The fun of playing Santa time for kiddies at Christmas hunthe hasn't been forgotten by employes who dreds of dorHMcrest the in are residing mitory village. to Just because they're going home from spend Christmas away is no reason they shouldn't pitch genin and assist the bewhiskered Pole, it tleman from the North was decided, so the ladies organ- mm out-of-st- wmzm pwsnfiic ifillli!!!! , ............................ ........ ..................... ......................... ..........................,, ised a club. After each woman has purchased a doll and the material for the clothes, she becomes a f member. Groups gather receach evening in the northwest reation hall's sewing room to stitcft on the tiny items of apparel. The dolls and other toys being CLASS "B-l- " DEPENDENTS: carried to the prepared will be in 5O.0 1 parent . the nearby children residing 1 parent and 1 sister, brother, or grandchild trailer parks on Christmas eve. . a 3i i j 1 parent and 2 sisters, Drotners, ur grauuemmren or 3 grandchildren sisters, brothers, and ,., 90, 1 parent 1 parent and 4 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren 101j , u2 1 parent and 5 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren 123 1 parent and 6 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren 68.1 2 parents Change Made to N 2 parents and 1 sister, brother, or grandchild .., 79 90, 2 parents and 2 sisters, brothers, of grandchildren Insure More 101,1 2 parents and 3 sisters, brothers, or granacnudren Contacts Close 2 parents and 4. sisters, brothers, or grandchildren i Hill Field's counselling unit now 123.1 2 parents and 5 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren the has two brandies located in 42.1 No parents but 1 sister, brother, or grandchild one in waresupply division53.1 or 2 warebut No in brothers, grandchildren sisters, other 24 the and parent house house 52. The change was made last ., 64. No parent but 3 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren week. Supply employes should re75. No parent but 4 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren in port to one of these 5 sisters, brothers, or grandchildren .......... 86.1 No but parent instances of personnel adjustment, "B-l- " DKfJSMUlSMXH tsoiaier contributes $27.00) resignation and similar problems. CLASS "A" and Marlow V. Wooton, supervisor, 1 parent child no and $83.1 Wife but counselling unit, employe relations , receives $33.00) $50.00, parent (Wife branch, said the change was made .101.1 Wife but no child and 2 parents in order that counsellors might better understand problems; in (Wife receives $50.00, parents $51.00) 113. order that employes might save Wife, 1 child, and 1 parent considerable time; and in order to . receives $33.00) $80.00, parent .(Wive establish a more satisfactory supervisor-133.1 counsellor Wife, 2 children, and 1 parent relationship. receives He added that $100.00, parent $33.00) (Wife 153.1 Walter H. Frank, commanding genWife, 3 children, and 1 parent eral, ASC, suggested the move on receives $120.00, parent $33.00) (Wife his last inspection trip here. 173.1 Wife, 4 children, and 1 parent (Wife receives $140.00, parent $33.00) CLASS "B" DEPENDENTS: ' 37.1 1 or more parents, sisters, brothers, or grandchildren m (Partially dependent on soldier) CLASS "A" AND "B" DEPENDENTS (Soldier contributes $27.00) $ 70.1 Wife but no child and 1 parent receives $50.00, parent $20.00) (Wife ull-fledg-ed si J action dependents of enlisted Through recent Congressional for their support BwiJ:' allowances monthly ..,m receive higher the various kinds of depend payments is a table indicatingwhat . new me unaer will receive Total Monthly Allowance, Including Government's Contribute, Soldier's Contribution: ; CLASS "A" DEPENDENTS: . . . . .uiu , Wife out no cuuu j 1 child Wife and Wife ana z cnuur l0Q( .120.1 Wife and 3 children 140. Wife and 4 children 160 Wife and 5 children No wife but 1 child M No wife but 2 children No wife but 3 children No wife but 4 children Mitt . 122.(K No wife but 5 children Divorced wife ... Supply Counsellors In New Locations 'Si ' - sub-uni- ts GIFT . . . Warehouse 10, branch 1, recently adopted the plan of giving- - a $25 war bond to every employe entering the armed forces. Bonds will be purchased with the excess from the war bond raffle fund, replenished each pay period, used to raffle a bond to an employe having the best attendance record. Above is OOING-AWA- Y Hollo N. Bulkley, former shift supervisor,' inspection unit, reparable property section, who was recently inducted in the army, shown receiving the first $25 war bond presented under the new plan from Harry W. Shreadley, chief supervisor. Prohibit Mailing Of Explosives Major-Gener- al Chaplains Stowers, Underwood Report for Duty With O ASC The attention of all enlisted personnel at Hill Field was recently called to the prohibition on mailing explosives, firearms, intoxicants, poisons, and narcotics, by order of Col. Lilburn D. Fator, as a result of numerous violations of the statutes reported by the Post Office department. The mailing of explosives is particularly objectionable, it was pointed out, since it involves possible injury or death to postal and military personnel and damage to postal and military equipment Army mail clerks and army postal mailers to personnel will state specificallyrequire the contents of such parcels and will refuse to accept prohibited materials. A War Department circular states, in this regard, "The mailing of explosives, firearms capable of being concealed on the person, poisons, narcotics and intoxicating beverages, unless in accordance with the rules and regulations prescribed by the postmaster genChaplain 8towers eral, is prohibited by statutes Chaplain Underwood which prescribe fines and imTwo new Protestant chaplains Christ. He attended Drake univer prisonment for violation thereof." arrived for dutv with OAST, sity at Des Moines and has done k week after comDletinsr n. course at Harvard university. They considerable youth conference are Chaplain Ellis L. Stowers and work. He is married and has two Chaplain Norvil W. Underwood. children. WEDNESDAY-TUUR8DAtjotn hold the rank of 1st lieuten Chaplain Stowers, before his en NOVEMBER 8 ant. trance into the service, occupied "The Iron Major" . to been the They have assigned Pat O'Brien 482nd AB squadron. Chanlain the ministerial seat at the First Ruth Warrick Stowers left shortly after arrival Presbyterian Church, Jacksboro, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 for 60 davs' temnorarv dntv at h Texas. He is married, has one "Son of Dracula" Rapid City AAB, Rapid City, S. D. child. At the conclusion of hi . Lon Chaney, Jr. Before joining the army Chap- tou of temporary duty at Rapid Louise Allbritton lain Underwood was a minister in uy aad ne win return here for - , SATURDAY . Laurens, Iowa, for the Church of uirtner assignment. NOVEMBER 20 Wever a Dull Moment" RiU Brothers ; Hillcresters End Mary Beth Hughes f . I Ay -- five-wee- Post Movies Wj ljt Y 17-1- - e 1 In order to facilitate the traininr of officers and enlisted mec destined for overseas service, a toDomDhlcal model has been developed by the Hill Field Training department showing the disposition of fuW camounagfed Air Depot and Air Service groups in ft theatre of 01 tions. vr;ii.n. nnnnnt wiiKiiieuj """"uarrangement- - of see the actual various units within the depot and service group as they are distributed in an ideal pattern with regard to such factors as: railheads, point of debarkation,' runways, etc. The display was planned and built by Paul Jensen, artist in the Kail 1 . . nf nnnfmip are made of irnonze fragments paled on wire trunks, sprayed anfia different shades of green an brown. For roads, runways general landscaping glued san4 suffices. A jagged piece of celhH loid spread over a blue painte surface makes an admirable ocess, there are even ships on atit J Instructional Materials unit, Post type of truck used seennis, Everyscale-builschools. Two hundred pounds of is, can be t, Field, plaster was required, which, to- the model. In addition, there gether with other material, brings railroad cars, switch -tne total weight of the model to airplanes, ieiu three types 01 even gines, over 300 pounds. JtUIUU. and bivouac areas, I Trees are used profusely to docks. and barges -- Visit Bushnell Army Hospital ffe - SUNDAY-MONDA- Gaither Chosen as Aid Course Rating Group Head First The first group of Hillcresters Y NOVEMBER 2 '"Guadalcanal Diary" Preston Foster . "' Lloyd Nolan 21-2- - Model Reveals Use o Service Group Camouflage Life-Lik- . . William Bendix TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 "Henry Aldrich Haunts a House" "Qildersleeve on Broadway (Double Feature) WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5 "Thousands Cheer" Kathryn Grayson Gene Kelly Kay Kayser and Band 24-2- Capt. Kenneth A. Gaither, chief, payroll and records branch,' was recently selected to head the Hill Field efficiency rating committee, replacing Capt. H. Hoyt Freeman. Other committee members are: Capt Richard J. Alcsch, cnicf, manpower utilization section, and Grant W. Holland, Jr., administrative assistant. Purpose of the committee is to review and pass on eff'cicnoy ratings of all graded civilian employes on the payrolls as of Man d 31 of each year, and on Interim ratings. to compete twenty hours of first aid instruction took their final exam nations last week in the Red Cross workrooms at the dormitory area. The group, composed entirely of women, has been meeting twice each week since October, under the direction of Lloyd Fen no. plans are now beinor mad to MMniu class for advanced students in first aid courses. Resident interest. may apply at the Red Cross office, room 14, dormitory building CHEEa TH2 BEDSIDDSN . . . Part af ft gW of IM ...wmi oummu pauems last weak. Heated lien Peasley, Donna Beeton, Delores Seott. tmd Evelya Galeaxtl. Oert t right) Zos Saale, Maxiae Irwin, and Arra Ihorsted. w aving ptaaaoa zsr m nw 'uisi |