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Show USO Doings 7H r i 448 V .22-calib- er " on. I G. each week base gym, J , you have of choice Ceiandsporte,: --- -- V will be One ic Fun. each month may bring wives and oMntis 1 LJ Eigner too. other activities for Ranted by the following mem- of tne a Set, narry T r!n1 MacButch. Rusnik, Cpl. Cpl. fhomberger, iu! It's . PvL Harold Carey. itogs are on Wednesdays at teams showed a lo Co in their debut at the base V bowling m last r riuajr things we learned . is that the nxA - - .99th's' .teams . . ., piuu be at Da' cwi xwwi Supply engaged in a friendly last Wednesday. ht wilth the Supply it. go a6 rivalry Martin L. or WEDXKSIHV, FEBRVAKV 2 3:0O p. m. U. 8. O. STORK CLUB. WAG Detachment to wives of sarvlcemen and war Welcome 499th Depot Repair Squadron Club Room. As you GI wolves we want to welcome Kenny workers, 7:30 p. m. MOM'S CLUB, Club Room. there are a lot of new faces pres8:00 p. m. WAR WORKERS' TALENT Stouffers' wife on her arrival in SHOW AND DANCE. Benefit for "March ent in the WAC Dimea," O. A. S. C. "Keep 'Em Flying" detachment. The new WACs in Ogden, Utah, and wish her a pleas- of orchestra, 25c admission. Main Recreation ant Hall, Open to the Public. the order of their stay and the best of THURSDAY, FEBRUARY S in the 8:00 p. in. OQDEN AIR SERVICE appearance COMMAND "KEEP 'EM FLYING ORare: CHESTRA, General Dancing, Main RecreaWhat is that s J tion Hall, Servicemen and Hostessca. Pvt.- 10:15 p. m. Radio Broadcast, Station strange, mysteri"Pudgie" TremKLO, Courtesy Special Service Section, ous feeling that O. A. S. C. bly, a cute little FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 gal from Boston, 8:00 p. m. THIRD ANNIVERSARY Mass.; Pvt. KathServicemen OBSERVANCE of U. S. O. throughout leen A c h i s o n, and Hostesses. Mam Recreation . Hall. No one outfit? Mixed Club , for Social m. 8:00 p. "Pudgie's". better seems to know Servicemen and War Worker Couples, open half, who- - hails T. to Mrs. and Mr. P. all. Wheelwright, from where it or- Club Advisors, Club Room and Kitchen. from Ashley, 111.; evand S FEBRUARY iginated SATURDAY, Pvt. Mary Miller, 8:00 p. m. Main Ballroom is available eryone is asking, a gal who' is alfor Special War Worker Parties. Make up? reservations with u. S. O. staff. ways "sharp" but What's in store? SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6 never' leaves you 10:00 a. m. JAVA HOUR. Coffee, is Why everyone "flat," from Min and songs for Servicemen, doughnuts, asking us what Game Room. Jjowues neapolis, Minn. 3:30-5:3or entertainment m. SUNDAY p. SOCIAL Then there are: Eris Downes Entertainment by Ltebesrrahl HOURS, who is still wondering why people activity we would Refreshments by Y Chorus, 50 voices. . " nf T,-- o ol1 hM Q Camp, Daughters of Pioneers. BudMONDAY. -7 FEBRUARY Well, o Hlgllt? .v, a TT Coyle Vonni 7:00 p. m. Happy Hula Hour. EloLse a" teacher if there are such thines. Matthews teaching In the Lounge. Service By 18 inat Hawaiian Hula, who comes from Tappin, N. D.; lows are in for a big surprise. Just me1 a"d hostesses leam TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 friends what it will be or all the details, her Pvt. Dolores Edwards, m. 8:00 p. Spanish Class for all In' can ner - jsiacue, 01 iviaaison, wis.; T onn't riieMnao of this T terested, in Club Room. K,.f m. Parlor Games. flio t"-- " a anjl lafif hllf Tinf military A T T - ECL Villi r I voiujr... ,11 nam TI. LO flail. lAUiJJ who are working out at opera- bCUl IGU VUU m. Club 8:30 WPW , "Victory" p. Workers Talent Show. aim Vllljr, aiivt picpai-- 1U1 tions: Pvt. Harriet Brown of Buck- v Ballroom 0:0O nt. p. "DotDancing Pvt. finest Ohio; eye Lake, Dorothy evening you have ever spent tion by Walter Stoker In Lounge. Instruc tie" Kroll of Beaverton, Mich.; will be our "FIRST NIGHTER." WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0 Pvt. Norma Weiss of St. Louis, More news 3:00 p. m. USO Stock Club for wives about this later. of servlceme nand war workers in Club Miss.; and Pvt. Josephine Cafazza, Room. 8:00 p. m. Handicraft classes. Is it . true Dave it the ones to Dear. Ana take more than pep to do find the old groove ana them, fellows. Koom went to js-- i, But the victory it pins. SSgt. Williams and Crick were We top oowiers and the Supply Room, re- E-- tively. irk Clitvmarlr hftVH W last Sunday. A were ftt It few of the Basin even Aviation Squad- was the official oase ski group the day. Lt. Van Brunt was of the more frequent Sitzers. i rest of us were also down tat as often as we 'were up. Sigel, a local boy, is of the type of skier, however; the Gwere at Snow Wh the 308th freigt, receiw S. ArnJ eta ealei tid ined k in whirf of E well ft of tolly to k lllilllllllll "What's 0 P1 lnaf a lot perfon atE is at L nediitt iitinH itt ectki an mi- - Met ta" o-- 1 ;.,, tll j 1- L. I j that Cpl The girls 'have made barracks L 3 their new home and have ter favors that old tune "June in Wall Avenue USO 2660 Wall Avenue affectionately dubbed it "The January?" Or is it just the name June? Ah, Ah. Friendly Tavern." for Negro service men Operated Hill Field WACs were euests at war and production workers. a tea at the Ogden USO, January Congratulations are in order for Telephone 23, 1944, at 2 p.m. A program of Sgt. Stephen Josephwitz and wife, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2 7:00 p. m. Games, Game Room. readings, piano and vocal numbers on their fourth wedding anniver- - 8:00 p. m. Whist Party. Social Hall was presented alter wmcn tne sary. May you spend your fifth 10:30 p. m Roller Skating. WACs were served a lunch. The one together, arid have many, many THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 7:00 p. ni. Chorus Rehearsal. Social USO hostesses then conducted a happy ones in the future. Hall. WACs so that the tour of the USO S :OA n. m. Truth or nnnsnnuencAA. An. would know the many recreational . we received wora irom tnose ciai Han. ones s'n of facilities available for the use of fellows that were senarated from P,av mr ! 9:00. ZZ. Z : your choice, social Hall. service men and women. sent to and Mew Mexico. us, 4 They February Pvt. Eris Downes, m. Games, Game Room. 8:00 p.Friday, say that they have hit a very nice Reporter. field, but that they still miss those to social Haii! that they have left at Hill Field. Saturday, February s S08th Avn. Sqdrn. ;uu p, in. music jvppreciaiion xtour. RtflA i" n mPnAl Tl n tr Pah, . , . ""O, InilnA, WelL here I , am. Back again i vv no are XI uorsesnoea. vnose lovey idovs lmai i i : :UO p. m. , BInKo, Prizes, Game Room, alter many weexs ausence, w give flts fVle o,;,i 8:00 p. m. Dancing, Social Hall. the low you the Wghlights-a- hd SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 6 Engine Repair? Give the girls a ov;. OOWn in me ouoiu a. m. Coffee- - and Radio Hour. Pnnnnrs 10:00 Oannol anil Knlr uo . JUasc Sunday aouui juny ui We are uu ookine for those enjoyed an outing ai mow casm and reany naa a aweu cime. and it is for your own suggestions, Most .of us were a httle over-coentertainment and enjoyment, so to ski , I , fident, frgunng that learning h THE TIME IS V- . 9 . T1 ISnrrcflXit3 Wednesday February 2, 1944 9 log. ueiieve ume, we wi -s- V out Wk on ..LuSS ggt Bruce (Pop) Bardine Playing a lot of basketballT lately, anduite an improvement think. pZT Orientation Shows Epic Film Movie Depicts 1940 Stand Against Nazis This week's military orientation film, the fourth in a special service "Why We Fight" series, tells the story of 1940 and Britain's stand against the nazi forces at her darkest hour. The film "Battle of Britain" differs from pictures already shown in orientation classes thus far. The preceding pictures were filmed in large part by nazl photographers and depicted the German military might in a good light. This latest movie shows nazl destruction of English cities and the luftwaffe scourge being beaten at its own game by the RAF. Prologues will precede each orientation showing of the film, and are to be given by chosen enlisted personnel from different squadrons. Officers may attend any or all performances which will be shown at the regular orientation schedule hours, which are given in the spe cial service "Date Book" elsewhere in this issue. Was Dick Hill Passing Cigars of the Red Cross recently when Mrs. Hill presented him with a TA- pound son, Richard Child, at Bush-ne- ll general hospital, January 22. 2:30 p. m. Music Appreciation Hour. 4:00 p. m. Forum Hour, the 3rd Anr niversary of National U. 8. O. 8:00 p. m. Games, Game Room. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ping Pong, etc. 0:30 p. m. Informal Singing. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 0:00 p. m. ''You Tell One" Joke con test with prizes for best told. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0 7:00 p. m, Games In Game Room. 8:00 p. in. Tune Time Sing your favorites. 10:30 p. m. Roller Skating Party. i! iffiliiflr 1 - 7 7:00 p. m. Hobby Hour for Soldiers and War Workers. 8:00 p. m. Games ln Game Room-P- ool, MOiniMS n- " ostriches most of the day with their heads buried in the show. m squadron effort in the Polio " is staying in all this weeK, so now 7UC"7' ; In this column each week will appear m was highly commendable, chance to get a date. 1 various brief announcements and notices of Jim. We thank you and you interest to Hill Field civilian and military perJ how much the beneficiaries "Guess I must have lost my bal bet that Sgt Kelty will be relieved sonnel. Persons interested in placing notices to hear this. Am I right, Sarge? Vt you. The musical atmos- find never AL Well, you'll in this space should phone such information to Pfc. William D. F. Coyle, n of the mess hall certainly ance." snow. in the that the Hillfielder editorial office, extension 631 Reporter. part in the success achieved. or 8480. of us never knew we had Activities ceased when the mess a good musical icroup right Lost In the Cafeteria Or between the clockhouse and the armaments Jiulldlns: . Everyone had ms was a small, square gold wrist watch with gold band, two weeks ago. Notify Eva on the field. Now we're sorry truck arrived. X and hot sandwiches Wilson fill of the at liTlUlUII extension 395. fruit, unit, spark plug we can't have music with Til- i ' km uw uw. cof lee. 'mere noming meal. How about that? " Ia the 1936 Chevrolet Tudor ear that Lester J. DeBoer Completely Winterized coffee to perk up one's spirit when .Lay tOH lOOU wishes to sell. It la in first class, clean condition, with excellent tires. Mr. DeBoer may ie out, Capele? I 7 i iS I- a j ... duig ... at P6, Sahara Village. of basic trainine Basin Snow left We reluctantly the refresher A 1036 Pontiac in fine condition. It la an eight- Five Hundred we Burks Bays been takinir latolv training cynnaer car, formerly used solely lor pleasure driving. Now on exhibit at Hlllcrest Wo iirVif early in the evening, but were glad W a bunch Tn last week's encounters in the opposite the dispensary there. Phone Byrd Trego, stock tracer office, engine repair, of army wise sol- - to return to Hill Field witn us DV rnp timn thla nmnDm ! hot showers. The bunks we jest Layton Hill Field league, the Gyros, ma you rma . . capt. Art weii- - pwck wanetT He is rainy certain it was iot Pleted, don't iaiiea to 'you think? And about so frequently, ieu migmy new team in the league, took -- -f -" 1 ",,u of the newer tne a V wa. 1 1 the Hellcats ahow . , , training films fine,' miehty fine, indeed, alter tuvutii "B " w . uuv.ua auivi vus Tfl",7' tertalnly an improvement over continuously traveling up ana uowu opener on forfeit, in a posiponeu A gold wedding ring sometime last Saturday, or happened to pick op uer ones. the same hill all day. eame held last Tuesday, Mustangs since,IfInyonfront Mr. Williams at extension 474 would appreciate of the base vnncuinhed the Thunderbolts, 36 very much your calling him cafeteria, and making arrangements for Its return. ?8et Brasol Tonleht is . 308th night at the 2g. home and garage In S5500 . . . You can purchase a modern four-rooiSfT"111 a Pillow fo' polishing base gym. Let's all see if our ar- In Monday night's games, the Gas For and hardwood floors; beautifully landscaped. One block west of bank. TMa heat 1 to include suc-kA- ui second on R. west of Ellison Barnes. Is be side their Street. his third the housf can it made fairs jur ustanss arranged Wqi.Ue3veing by e terPsichore went to I it really the zym in our schedule. There Bsme in a row as they .. . una in nor ; wimtia .uvuiu nun p,u iu i ' ic new mm ni'iuniiHR ur Qmwins for a man-H- e VZ1 danced will be handball, basketball, box- town against the Hellcats, Iirst chemcai But telephone remains the office, located since last week ln building f almost a year in the ing; in fact, whatever you wisn haf champions. The game was a same 262. Pacific area. Reason? No i nin . . . . uaiwr Biitrjj iiRiib ann tu7K sjullii: uiiuuKiivuk i tA ... in is uu lu wvuu. a. .it. in umM. w tiarrirmiiTO ma I aiivic - u. v..k. niiivicni, fjwa jjo nrra lirr wniKKljr ivcm partners, oa fho hAlf ended in a oeaaiuCK. resular hours for the barber shop located in building 558. dormitory aca, have been I announced. oanara a are ana eanara to 4 p.m., unaay. p.m. except ibe aauy MCK Tney village o now 19 Oa fnr Ion rll I MM I m a.m thu Maantollnn W LU awi Vaw Ihnf nnhna aiwa.amr n Ell it iIii.Im.. aS U.1J.- - a ...I1 8 tnat 1 i Vt m.L onw.-"Porter lOT anoioer cnui nan nourg Tne fieconu ueauijr rurarrl fnr the win-- 1 I !teeth correct count i- -. of rnl fiM AlAYAnder. renorter I 1Ji'A Vi lrj.i., r. VnW 1atlflfri TTIoltfk . In IhaH Slllnnltf Hivl!en la aaaa Immajllafa tMSMail in kCDt the HellCatS in hOt Water I nera. knnwlnc nr iupH r reauenterl to inform their friend of the field's .mr,inva cpl- Dav, had" (tWhilif continuaJly as he piled up if po.n. ne,d, asa them to apply for worn nere. A I , enaea, at. io will be able to , . , , The game Ready, for yon now . . . Resident around Hill Field and Clearfield and at the -- flre' me uyrua pay 1944-DUncn OI I automobile tax tomorrow, anytime, at Clearfield, it was announced by tha second game, the One Branch A jn lowly IX-n- v ine cental clinic, Knlor. .v , yesterday, uoy wooa, iax assessor, wm De ai me ration oiuc on a winning i agam failed to show and lorreited I employe relations brancn the got started 7 l!p revealed that he "T" . day to serve those calling. " Clearfield throughout men's intra- be reached on extension 463 or Second Half Race iscent i Unci y" It of snow did you How like for one r ,.lo Tvc T, J1?!J?S-- reveal ng without one's neck? is traveling our t that makes it look easy until try the same ' tricks. Cpl. R. Smith is another of those Oil a tain trained skiers. I wonder piemy, it feels to get to the bottom ror the hill rail i Street company Eleanor office. i h ever-increasi- eagle eye, er m and trarn- 'If, Twenty-fourt- C0OQC( Telephone tZ7Jm usg tne ' Street USO Twenty-fourt- h i3 m I TV " ... "T" ... t. . ... r2n 7 f ... yur 1 m - .... 1 ITieS JS Pacemaker iKL fflterth badly abcewed, one 5rrb in 1in all.severe case of the rllnl. t,.. urSlZh and tnclr wor may 1 ma . patie"t considerable lDr Jense ln ,ater years. ViSl 'l,b.U!,y tryn UOOa Ray to Cpl, Eigner, Reporter. Xry ft,, .t Friday Reason: flying' orchestra 8V,ar Thi..tKe . Otillawfl . engage- - Iniwirrharicri in J break IUCK, streaK In last week's mural league rolling and Knocitea off the second place Superchargers bv a three out of, four count. O'Dell's handicap tnrce game to- Ul of 630 Daced the Branch One team while the losers' Ames went ton nolnta hisrher for 640, ' ' l the Outlaws and Superchargers tangle, the Ramblers and Unholy Five toe the line, and it's Branch One vs. Branch our. Team standings: Won. Lost Ave. City. Next Five Ramblers Branch IV Brancn I Unholy ...t.a.i . ........20 25 ,33 9 ....IS 15 23 25 29 33 th Bolt. In' a practice game, tne Thunderbolts beat a comoinea team by a score Mustang-Hellc. tn or. Bachelor for the u WftS not with 20 points week Thunderbolts and Hellcats tangle in the opening game at eight p. m., and tne Mustangs mAor the fivros at nine. The games will be played at the Layton ward at hall, Monday, Feb. 7. Team standings: .688 Mustangs .604 .521 479 .396 ,313 Hellcats Thunderbolts W"" ........... Won Lost 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 Remember These Ration Dates Processed Foods Oreen stamps O, II and J (book four) expire February 20. Meats, r"B"'own4!)tafnp R 8i T nd u ( oook three) expired January 29: ttrowa stamps V and W valid January so expire February za. Mgsr Black stamp 30 (book four) expires March 31, 1044. to purchase sugar for home canning art toosl Sugar coupons issued 1944. . , through February 20, Shorn Stamn No. 18 (book one) and Airplane stamp No. 1 (book three) both good for one pair of shoes. No expiration date has been set for thee stamps.. Thirty days advance notice will be given to the public if and when an expiration date la set. Gasoline A J0 good for thret gallons until March 22, gUmp subject to chan w. RILL TUB BLACK MARKBT ENDORSE VOt'R OAS COtirONBI |