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Show Waste Paper Salvage Drive Starts Field PCioff ice Doubles in jStiss and Civilians Serves Both Military v and Mail Burden As Triples OverXmas -- Bulletin Today Points Way the Mail Piles High! FormerHFOff Procedures To bulle the disposition ui waaie was A new OASC headquarters tin on anuary J Major Havil writes Letter K scheduled paper at Hill Field for appearance .munjr, ucmg mou in compuoJ'ts w w27. This .B marks the dated November beginning of an intensive waste paper drive. Since the arrival of the new paago, per shredder severalnot weeks been sepaemployes here have rating food and similar trash from salvaged paper. The drive to salvage as mucn coinci-dentalper as possible here comes with salvage, drives throughout the country occasioned by what government officials have termed serious snorxages. The bulletin will state that di To most Hill Fielders there is a certain inexplicable sadness about the old year dying away and the Christmas season sinking quietly into the snow of yesterday. But to Capt. David Casey and Frank K. Hazen it's a time of vast, warming relief, a time for wiping one's brow and saying to one's self, "well,, we did 'er again!" ly vision chiefs are responsible for the labelled placing of containers "Shreddable paper" at trash pickutilities up stations. From here, employes will collect and deliver to the quartermaster salvage yard. All paper is suitable for shredding except carbon paper, (except ment handled just about triple the Major Glenn A. H in negligible quantities), cardboard, amount of incoming and outgoing waxed paper, paper cups, and pa mail it ordinarily does, and the Major Glenn A. HavilandJ . per plates. amazing thing is that the job was chief of the eh assistant It is absolutely necessary that sonnel done without hiring additional emhere and section paper for . shredding be free from ployes. tioned as bomb a with trash all metal, such glass, wood, When the army postal inspector butts. and and cigar in somewhere rags, decigaret England.1 from the adjutant general's , Today's bulletin points out that his thanks to the field last! partment in Washington, D. C, cardboard boxes will be prepared was here recently, he complimented HARD . . , Amidst a huge stack of mall is Capt David for salvage by cutting the ends so for a copy of the Hillfiel? the department on an excellent WORKING officer. The above scene is not overdone; that they may be turned in and niversary issue sent bin, I Hill Field job done during the holiday season. Casey, the recent postal season mail pouring through the office then the entire box flattened. Flattholiday The letter was sent to C To give an idea of the amount during here i , virtually tripled.. ened cardboard boxes will be B. Wanamaker, OASC iW of business transacted, Mr. Hazen : placed in piles at the trash pick-u- p said that during the month the formation officer. It folic . department handled 651 pouches of toon, QM section, Sgt. Octavia He has been. OASC postal officer stations. I Periodic inspections will be made part: Incoming mail; 2100 sacks of parcel Hopkins and Pfc. Wilbur Harris, since December, 1942. ' to insure with this outbeen "I have 277 class a of complince receiving first post; pouches Mail comes in and out of the " an almost superhuman procedure. about two week going mail; 1166 sacks of outgoing performed fielder for , times three When office daily. "parcel post; and numerous pieces job trucking in all the incoming thanks to the thoughtfuW f registered mail, all of which, mail from the Ogden mail terminal' asked what field personnel could more SSgt Georgides of the 482 incidentally, is considerably and taking all outgoing mail to do to improve the service, Capt. to generosity of the Hillfif than "somewhat." Casey immediately mentioned the Ogden. Both Civilian and Military have before me the Nov. the weeks immediately pre- proper addressing Of all mail. He In ' issue celebrating the fidd'i Capt. Casey explained that the Christmas they averaged said many Hillcresters frequently functions of Hill Field's office are ceding 100 sacks of almost post per birthday and the pictures, the return divided between civilian and .mili- load, which is a lot parcel of mail. Both fail to correctly write and some of the stories tary personnel. Military functions, men have been on the job here address by leaving off their own 'earlier . days' really brinr he added, are directed from the since last summer. names. If addressee Cannot be ' memories. War Department; civilian, by the Other military personnel work- found it is almost impossible to "Particularly interesting Ogden postoffice. mail office for in the sorting ing Tims to the sender your feature on 'Old '41 The civilian end of the business distribution to various organiza- return the letter calling the winter of includes charge of all financial tions on the field and to civilians inasmuch as all mail to Hillcrest Christmas alert which mani matters as the issuance of money are: Sgt.' Howard M. Smith, Sgt. is sent general delivery. extend into New Year's dayj He said Hillcresters receiving orders and sale of stamps. It is Nolan Krogue, Cpl. William K. really was snow and alonl also concerned with the dispatch Reeder, and Pvt. Edward .Toth, mail should inform their various lot of others I stood out a all mail received from any all of the 482nd headquarters and correspondents of the necessity ing of snow hoping to see a Japam where on the reservation. This out AB squadron. for including the words civilian nothing more exciufl finding is othersent to mail been dormitories" the in the have in and Smith address; Ogden going Krogue a late Bamberger. ffice from which place it is dis- the office oyer a year. Toth left wise, it requires considerable time "... . Hill Field is anachi to determine whether the addres patched to particular destinations. recently- rm glad of the time and Villives see include serv of at Sahara functions the the In Military Hillcrest, directory charge there. Thanks again for ne distribution of all incoming mail ice and the forwarding of military lage, or Sahara Trailer Camp. In Major Haviland was ofin to proper addresses. It is sorted mail for enlisted personnel is An other words, he added, they should i I the first contingents , ,'$M to section destination not "John Hill has This toinette write Willey. Jones, according general just n the post; that is, mail for en- several thousand forwarding ad Field." assigned to Hill Field, first to be assigned to ue In this connection, he mentioned listed personnel is arranged ac- dresses on file and is a tremendous Mmmm nersonnel section. ,, itself. to Letters Sahara residents of that organization. Village by cording job ' He left the field last Apr! ciHazen inasSahara for civilian personnel are usually in and V Trailer Camp, handling Assisting i are: mail meant for the civilian dormitories vilian requesting service with a t Doris Roberts, much as they are living outside and are forwarded to the mailing money order clerk; Rose Hazen, the reservation, do not receive mail being formed for oversea! Pvt. Wilma and mom located there. field Hillard Their Young window; mail at the post office. is parcel The military aspect also entails Braithwaite, distribution of parcels routed to the postoffice at Lay ton. When the forwarding of all mail to mil- to mail units on the field. Ail officers mail is segregated arrived Pvt. Wilma Young, newly onto this field resior Hillcrest matter from and taken recently WAC, came itary personnel incoming September, 1942 a mighty fa had things to dents who have left the ' field. In Began the officers' mail unit also miliar Hazen said the postoffice here located look. There was a reason; in this regard, all civilians residing was OASC the Two building. in September of vt. Young, as a civilian employe Inst week in n the reservation are warned 1942. organized it according had He was the only one here girls here cubby-hol- e worked for here three m Whiting of months dormishould leave the with name to rfenrlpa and a different rank they office was located in The then. until the middle of Vida Fj last adJune. Mrs. tory postoffice a forwarding and issue inventory and base headquarters. It was moved color for each rank The first WAC to be reassigned New dress. when it it is No York called for. diffiCity, to its present location in the OASC culties have yet been encountered to her old stamping grounds of to reside in Ogden and temi Immense Tank building last 'March. Hazen has in employment, Wilma was at at the Ben getting officers to call 'for their civilian . During the Christmas rush had almost 21 years of postal a loss to explain how it haonened. are living mail. weeks, Capt. Casey declared, two service; Capt. Casey, upwards of The two women serving in the She denies having put in a special members of the 308th aviation pla 15 years in Pennsylvania, his home. officers' . mail unit are: Jean Yost. request lor a transfer here. fl...!.. fit Today Pvt. Young is workinsr at supervisor, and Erlys Lovstedt, asbase operations, repair section. As sistant supervisor. auu'm . Capt. Casey said that for smen- - a gal in mufti she worked at equipment did cooperation during the rush of the repair, on- pressure instruweeks he would like to publicly ments. ". i - Allen, of i She calls Lincoln. Nebraska. thank all' commanding officers, deUcJ mail clerks of all squadrons, and home. Hill Field recruiters snapped ' 3rd reporting loaf especially Beckwith Chapman, Hill her up early last year, and she irorchrstraU .bout crest manager, and Fuller Reming- spent a h training course ' -. e ton, Hillcrest mail room supervisor, at Logan before coming to this nere sanizea an for a reaiy 8weu job He gaid the base. On June 15 she left to join pieces five or uronted. xanicrest man room the WACs. In peace-day- s era she was probably . civilian. The handles more general delivery . than a ." vguen posiomce Itself. has expresse" Pvt. Young received her basic inThe Project, CPL training at Fort Ozlethoroe. Ga.. was later assigned to Fort Sill, I S2 vealed; rK Army Can of At nresent a pisno UKia., before reporting here. Capt. Casey is postal officer for OASC; Mr. Hazen is superintendent" of the Hill Field branch of the Ogden postoffice, located in the east wing of the OASC headquarters building. During December their depart- , : i ' v Back Again . , . - A i , , . Chas.Whiting Vida Feller in 0 Uaiai ww This Goes Here and This Goes wants Players I U? tar ij three-mont- book-keepe- r. itr Boast 25 Kinds MM pjy of Gloves Service If our army doesn't tk. axis with the proverbial k.ni. kiH Held Llovl0t be"8! of any shortage of uiuves h A short religious service followed aplenty . , . 25 differed Types in by a social will be held Friday night at 8 o'clock in the town. Hall The Quartermaster Corp. of .tne. at Layton, it was announced today Army Service, oy rr, John Mitchell, pastor Of tbt diligently to give ihe U S. dier Paulist parish in Bountiful. TOE MIDDLE! OF A RUSH . , . Are these civilian employes of the it. Canton The Paulist Fathers conduct , flannel ZZill field branch of the. Ogden poet office. mass each Sunday morning at During December the o'clock at the Arsenal, 9:30 o'clock ranch nearly tripled verafe month's business during IMS. Left to i ana inuirVion.,i ill the Lavton tnv hll in n'nlnok right are! R. Klilard Braithwaite, parcel post deliveries; Frank Hazen, gauntlet, for wing conin. i,k n the recreation hall at Hillcrest Wpcrlntendent or the branch office; Doris Roberta, money and 11:30 o'clock at the Naval . n, clerk; and liM liatesy parcel post derlc. nn uesign. - Friday Night at Layton Hall I Z O -.- j ana svriB bast .hut!,? badly needed; and Jr player who can "ally wn fo The. .orchestra, - to be s 9' IS ime"uii owatilzation ... tf MiiniDeTwf -- j "rrH Allen detachment Tai in jump. t the -- J'"; hep to tM?vrr"L-Jde the front wtwm m iron. i |