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Show , H Dmcmd Awarding at the Smr Wednesday April 19, 1944 of HiU Capt. Ace White, Once i tw xjivcb up w " name field? i: n ' 1 T TVT IsSUe Of Stantenance division for a hriBf m " Oth in- iU AaW-newsnaoer for follov.-in-g his return to thu it o . ana ouitni cii,o Euthe in forces armed S. the U. received m a crash injuries a feature k ropean theatre, appeared aces In North Africa, His plane waa v S. U. air on fighting story among by flak over Sicily that theatre. Prominent Thomas . . but. he manasi i.- w Ainca those mentioned was Capt before crask 8 pilot witlr ix landing. Ace White, sures and three probables credited While here he pined for to the blazing guns of his Light- and after making application fH ning. up ana maot In July of last year, Capt. White- a flight leader. He's now well mainField's Hill to was assigned his way to 200 hours over EuronT One of these days he hopes to laid an assignment to the Far East e noias une Air Medal and fiw UCa-rr- "is. J- P-3- -- "u ... Of the Pvt. Keith H. physical training: tests In recent competition. Weagel, goes a trophy symbolic of chin-up- s his prowess at the and sprint. Maj. Benjamin Anderson, 4135th commanding officer, made the presentation, right. TO THE WINNER three-wa- y slt-up- s, Pass Admits To Salt Lake Play ... At WERE THERE GIRLS the 4135th smoker? Chortlers, cuties, curvies and to abundance. A lovely hoofer is shown giving the boys that Miriam with Irium . grin. Moe's Messhall Revue Throws Researchers Able 4135th GIs Into a Dither Own Borneo and nerueri a, eynoida of OASQ Before joining the AAF1 he was an instructor with tsa vjui. maintenance. Presented At U. Wednesday To Create Climate Condition By 1st Tit, Luke J. Martin, A. O. Precedent was thrown to the four winds on Tuesday evening, April 11, when the 4135th AAF Base Unit (famous for original ideas when its designation was the 482nd A. B. Squadron) held a smoker in the big messhall amid lavish decorations that definitely changed the building from an otherwise drab GI eating place to a colorful theater with its capacity crowd of 500 GIs and WACs. It was almost impossible to get another person into the smoker unless someone made use of the rafters, and it is doubtful whether such a tremendous ovation was ever given a local show. Juliet Oak Ieaf Ousters for the African campaign, also the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded him by Ge eral Spaatz. He has received Um Purple Heart as one who shrf wiuuu u uciense 01 nis country Cant. White started in n,. lad of 16, is a good friend of LL RAF1. fcostuipe of American colors tapped He has been called nrnhahiv ft. "The Stars and Stripes Slightly greatest fighter pilot An unabridged and unexpurgatStreamlined" before everyone was The creation of desert sand- ed version of Shakespeare's "Ro- ever oeveiopea. called out for a last round of ap- storms, arctio hurricanes and stratand Juliet" will be presented plause and appreciation. osphere conditions are now possible meo Hall, University of at The floor show was presumably to army weather men through the UtahKingsbury camDUs. Salt Lake City, next laboranew use a of over but the crowd was pleasantly April 26th, at 8:15 which includes a steel strato- Wednesday, tory m. Theta to the find its Alp&a m, naby surprised commanding sphere test chamber and a refrig- p. H. dramatic a B. tional fraternity. officer, Major Anderson, of producing Hill Field civilian and military notable comedian in his own right, erating plant capable In the climate of type every with his talk to his GIs and Jills. ri.rly personnel will he admitted free on WAC Officers Etten, Thompson world. presentation of pass and badge. used new facilities are being busses will leave from and Hodgdon and Captain Fred to The Special test fliers and their equipment. Wasatch bus station in Oeden at Sandoval were also introduced, the sensa- 6:30 p. m.; from the dormitory followed by presentation of a beau- In the stra strato- area at 7 the into of tion shooting m. rouna trip, io actiful plaque of special service 600 miles is cre- cents. Call p. an hour at 8316 for bus extension tivities to the squadron, made by sphere steel-line- d stainless a in ated; reservations. Sgts. Moss, Roth, room sealed from the outside air. The smoker got under way with Lemon Milbreath, The nlnv directed bv Dr. C and Cpls. Fortson and I the Keep 'Em Flying orchestra Lowell Lee, will run three hours, Army experimenters can switch de50 that a crowd Alaskan at stragwinter an Interwarming up The 1943 World Series movies from broken only by a gled in slowly at first Acting were then shown through the grees below sero to the tropical mission. Scenery changes will be First Sergeant Raymond G. Eigner courtesy of the of Ameri- seas climated at 150 degrees above accomplished through lighting efdid a professional job as master can ProfessionalLeague fects. Baseball Clubs, sero. of ceremonies, although it was re- while plenty of eats and bottled reWeather men have their own ara freshments under Mess Sergeant tificial "sun" made up of batteries putedly his first time in such role. He introduced TSgt "Com- Moe's both ultraviolet and powerful supervision touched off a of mando" Brown, who got the show tremendously heat lamps. Huge fans successful evening. infrad-re- d with his masterful toast If anything, this and Mowers are being used to whip of urn to the flag and men of the squad- soldiers and WACs was indicative up artificial sand storms, tropical Alice Faddis ron, which was followed by the of the same teamwork and com- rain storms, icy gales and sleet national anthem. Bowling tro- panionship that is winning the war storms. Thick blankets of fog are Hill Field employe Alice Fadditj Bowles Warns phies were awarded to SSgts. Max overseas. also available. clerk typist in acces assistant . Kosof, Charles Rice and Robert Tire miscellaneous repaia and sories Shortage Smith and Sgt Robert I Thomas, was recently selected Remains maintenance, Situation together with the prize money for to vocalist the fill spot on a nathe team members of the squadron I 0th. tional- radio hookup with the statnmnrrnw Anrll nriniilfiv X l orderly room, who won second flSlW(WKBSMBMBjasssss Hill Field drivers will no longer tion KDYL dance orchestra in SaX ll Field place in the recent Kjk fnns-tvrifli vrirw1i- - firs- - IniirwN- - Lake City. Bowling tournament. uons, Laura scniir, chier or.OASC Mrs. Faddis will sing twice weekThe regular entertainment proration section officials announced ly, on Mondays and Wednesday. gram commenced under the direcHer radio name is Carol Francis, yesterday. tion of TSgt Ed Stoker of the OPA Administrator national broadcast can be Keep 'Em Flying orchestra and th- - nlosino1 nf Monday's Bowles announced 11:15 heard at p. m.; Wednesday Mr. R. H. Jensen of the Salt Lake the this m. earlier lO:30 at program inspection p. American Legion, City Sugarhouse aoes not montn, saying tnat: Mrs. Faddis, whose husbanfl, who furnished most of the show. mean that the tire nictnre Viah he. Charles Faddis, an man, Pauline Arthur did a tap num' come any brighter. It simply is employed here in the manufaber entitled, "G. L Precision That means that the inspection program cture and repair section, sang wita You Dream Of," and when the has fulfilled its primary objective the orchestra at Sun Valley, Idaho, died down long enough, applause to make motorists conscious of for two seasons a couple of years Si , j" lovely Van Leslie mellowed the tne extreme need for tire conser ago. She also sang with her cocrowd with "Tess's Torch Song." vattpn and care." LaRue Halock defied Bonnie Baorchestra, the Utah State ABowles Said n short-r- a nf ivi1. llege ker by dancing the number, "Oh, gricultural College at Logan. ian passenarer tires still exists and Her Johnnie, Oh." lives in Salt Lake City. CalShe cautioned that, production this Beach, The 4135th then brought out a home is Long year win run oeiow civilian needs. original surprise entertainer of its own, ifornia. Latest estimates revealed 22 with Cpl. Fisher hushing both million be will tires WACs and GIs with the popular produced for civilians tnis year compared with Two Pass Board Here and beautiful "Desert Song." Hermore than 34 million new replace bert Traynor donned a nightgown OCS ment tires produced in 1941. and other woman attire in singBowles said motorist. ing and impersonating the laugh tain their tire inspection records Two enlisted men were approved riot, "It Can Actually Happen." because OPA will conf irm- - the i,s by the Officer Candidate Scnooi Pauline Arthur came out for her GETS RECOGNITION . . . Above, right, Ralph P. Stephenson, genof these records in the gasoline ra board here Saturday, one a mem encore singing, "When Pa Was eral electrical foreman, Base UnK branch, demonstrates repair maintenance, Ma!!!" Courtin' in a Gay Nineties tioning program. He explained ber of. the 4135th AAF for which he received credit in the ASC 'Plane Facts' maga-sin- ie that Field on V. a. .. it costume. Pvt. Dick Dudley had dip tank will be still Hill nnxnlhlo at t other and the to Marvin G. Miller, right, and George Batchelor, middle. Miller sure everyone rolling in the aisles with and Batchelor replacement of those tires not from Tampa, Florida. helped develop the device, are both shift supervisors his pantomime rendition of a or xurtner service, without Evans Ray of the 4135tn lupurne MSgt. for in the armature department of electrical repair. Woman Taking a Bath!" AAF Administrate tienoaic inspections. passed Melwin U T Van Leslie again softened the OCS in Texas, and Sgt.was oKayeu hearts of everyone with the lovelv from Tampa Debate . . . On the subject: "Re Thurston QCt. ballad, "Do Nothing Till You Hear for Intelligence Military solved that the pen is miehtiei From Me," and especially treated than the sword," will be held this the gang with a luscious kiss on do-- t Fridav. Anrll 21 t .1 the forehead of the squadron adA Dance . . . Sponsored by west be Recreation will to Field who were be Two Hill hc!dJJJ seat Hall, dormitory rmitory unit one, employes happened jutant, ed in the front row. cited in the March issue of ASCs wtnj at eignt p. m. De- Friday, April 21st, in the ginning baters will be Byrd Trego, Howard recreation hall. The "Keep June Southworth proved she Plane Facts magazine for time-savicould make a success of Squadron devices developed as job Hamlen and Mrs. Preston, affirma- Flying" orchestra w PrvldcfrS PT classes by doing the impostive, and Allen Knight, aids. Dancing will Betty. Hoo- - music. one. . MAW sible in her contortion dance,-"Heau jonn xsertram, . to nine Ralph P. Stephenson, general negative. Over Heels Most of the foreman of the electrical repair Time." branch was mentioned for a dip La Rue Hadlock in a flashy silk tank for varnishing starter and generator armatures or coils. It saves the armature unit 16 man New Aid Class hours per day. Edgar Lessley, Jr., aircraft ina. . Hillcrest strument mechanic, instrument reBegun ana .1 . . . rtion was cited for a holder pair branch, mommy on supercnarger New first aid classes were bejjl .. 1.- - repair , .1 departmentfrated mr for Hickok movement used in ncyycu i nn y 7 v s Efficiency, La iruuuviiun in ui efficiency. jaaicn gun last week in barracks 524 of the avera to electric ratio thermometer. more type refers than in other any Anderson, the civilian dormitory area, Mar department The device provides for a more the maintenance division here. LL number of manhours per ilc tuj garet Bennett, director of the dorefficient and reduces job wmwn n. Anaerson, cmei 01 main- - work; production, to tnc mitory chapter of the American time 30 to 60 minutes perworking .nlM amount of work prducc.d- reaSinf instrumm.1h l cvcaicu nan..i Mnnt.nl KKiivji ..iHiiv. Red Cross, announced. ment. this week. Other departments Last day for enrolling in the NEW inCKOK MOVEMENT Aiding Stephenson in the develThe department recording the production were, in or dcr ner class will be this Friday, April . . . Holder was devised by Edof the opment tank were greatest decrease in the averFTb instrument tut. Anyone may enroll. ing: gar Lessley, Jr aircraft Instru- George Batchelor, dip shift supervisor, age number of rf. per unit hydraulics, and residing In the immediate ment mechanic, instrument re armature rewinding department, was March the during instrument area are especially invited, Mrs. pair branch. He was mentii and Marvin G. Miller, shift super-vlao- r, ranking behind ma7chnv0Vauuc. repair department Bennett said. la "Plane Facts." flciency were: same department Maintenance departments are pellera, carburetors twin-engin- ed On Airwaves aero-medic-al f Aim-stea- d. 'i ten-minu- te Tire Inspections Stopped by OPA get-togeth- er That Cited in 'Plane Facts9 1 BP All-Hi- fi nhitr '& , tht . Saturday for Cite Two Workers In 'Plane Facts' -- ng d I . -- 1 Supercharger, Instrument Repair Departments Tops First at s & f 1 1 "",, a', - Em-clov- es man-hou- rs wf ,; |