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Show us jfli ft leave A 1 Hill Field, Utah Arrang;es Week of Fun May 17, 1944 Wednesday Military Dance To HighHght Varied Events EDITORIAL, SUPERVISION Captain A. B. WuimikM Information MA Officer Special Pnblls Relmttona officer. Lieutenant Benno O. lievv For Employe Helattoas Service for Special ' Major Carl 8. Manger Major Robert Mealre. Editor Ryland It. Tbomaaoa T8gt. " ' M. . . John .. : ' Sharp Managing Editor A. Borlght, Jr. Bgt. Tnoma Reporter Reporter Larry C. Evan Pvt.. Tereia E. No Comparable to the entertain Reporter Pvt. Jean McCollomb and Base Photo '. Photography deluxe that is. synonymous ment ' The Hiutieider i publUbed weeny in tne interwta ot tne military and civilian i personnel ot the Air Bate, Ogden Air Depot and Ogden Air Service Command, Bill Field, the Hollywood Can with, Ogden, Utah, and la dlitributed free each Wednesday. It U printed with the facilities . teen' the USO of Ogden has quite and tnrougn tne cooperation of The Ogden Standard-Examine- r, Opinion expressed outdone itself this week in provid In tnie paper are tnoae of the individual "writer and member of the staff, and -not aece'Maniy reflect the attitude ol the army or of the commanding officer, it do ing a week of exciting and pleasuror publianed U requcnea that article appearing in it column be not witnwii the exprea content ot the Public Relation Office at Bill Field. The H11V-- - able events. tie Itter . receive material supplied by Camp Newspaper Service, War Department. Thursday night for example East 2na Street, U. Si. a Credited material may not be republished wltnout 2206 highlighting 'the . evening with the permission- from Camp Newspaper Service. ........ far-fam- Ml ed : exceptional music by our own Hill Field "Keep .'Em Flying' Orchestra Ujrvrssaa a military cawill initiate the 8 fun at jym.jith the regular (sta tion KLO broadcast at 10:15 p. m. courtesy Special Service section, of Hill Field. - ' :V, ' Square Dance .'Set .To the calls of the Hurst Broth That twice-a-yechange from ers - Friday a real Certain Skills olive drab to khaki and vice versa old time square dance will B-1-7 effect kee pthe gals and boys in the had its usual sprucirig-u- p AAtf. Excluded on service the " ' ' Monday when Hill Field officers HOP." From Applying and enlisted men switched to warm ' : fellowship "Java .Hour ' time " weather sun tans. real To and coffee doughnuts with meet the request of thousands will ring in of enlisted men who have exThe order from Col. Eugene community sing-son- g 10 any GIs pressed a desire to join Johnny morningBavlev'a AAB headauarters made I Sunday, . 1 should i .,'i.aji the change mandatory beginning Recently returning to the United Doughboy in the fighting of our The recently - initiated locality May 15, but personnel taking part ky, X tu m.; a chance to enemy at close quarters, States War after completing 25 bomb the uual at wage system at Hill Field has re- m Monday night's salt Lake city "Make a Record" for tne folks .at Deiiartinent has just announced ing missions over nasi Europe Ma- sulted in an increase of approxi- WAC birthday parade marched in home follows at 2 p. m. and to close men under 32. years lor Ralph W. Jones 7 pilot and t .nii-te- d 'jn m mately $60,000- in the payroll of the olive drab. The' sun tans will be sw and services of son of Ralph H. Jones statistical ' arms of all age in an old fashioned "Sing for Fun' 8000 workers affected by the plan, worn until further. notice, probabwithin the con- branch, said the toughest mission on or the so.. hour duty Army September 30, and are considered Brig. Gen. Morris Berman, OASC ly now of all was the one during which a States' is A the class uniform. with tinental United night game Saturday may commanding general, has anhe saw a close buddy, a fellow. The wearing of service caps with table tennis : tournament sched request transfer to the Infantry. nounced. bills or visors is not authorized for uled at 7 p. m. and later games Certain enlisted men .under S3 Fortress pilot,- shot down under has increased enlisted men, nor are sun tan uni- of all kinds and' Informal danc are prohibited in the order from withering nasi fighter cannon. The change-ovnot of strictly government ing. ; Hill Fielder Jones has been em applying for the transfers, but all the average pay check by 10 per forms xor ployed here since January, 1943. issue. Flight jackets 'may be worn Dancing Instruction others Dftvsicaiiy auauziea was said. he The system cent, put only on the .field with the summer You didn't have to ask him if ha If the feet don't behave and Its in operation here March 27 to bal- uniform. was goad to see his son who haa I ance wages paid here, especially Officers may wear the visored the authority to been overseas nearly 20 months, ment with vested . cuter tt iwwi u for mechanical jobs, with rates caps when hot in formation and i woiikeu LcS wS holds the distinguished flying cross; KJL the Ogden USO at 9 p. m. paid for corresponding work in lo- the tropical suntan service coat. around the air medal and five oak leal teach on latest Wednesday-tthe, cal industry. All uniforms must conform to the clusters. hands No idle need either for Besides maintenance workers, number 1 khaki shade, however. jive. eta. lAlT. ' J Maior Jones visited Hill Field ungraded positions such as store whether Just shirt and trousers or ZX-iSS7iSSXEnlisted personnel who are pro- - last week. He said the really worst in and the supply full officer's suit. . keeper packer raid he participated in was one crafts Wednesday at 8 p jn. hibited from applying for division, were also affected by the Ie Over Brest. Ali make to that the long place MniAm.M. plan. M wished 'or ample wallet ,of leather L centers, or enlisted specialists Target for Everything The pay of a very few workers, y to all those 'rated green those "The carry the in suGermans threw ta top brackets, everythinf mostly by or under 0 a has remained unchanged though of the Army Service they bad at us," he said. "We came pervision -IAto adStreet Th 2th forceSf eitner trainers or trainees, In at 200 feet. They used battle their job titles may have changed. T?jSe,n ureaa Ukju to uc piow w uavc a uu. and those in Zone of Interior per ships, planes and ack-acbut wi War workers servicemen and worn' sonnel replacement depots. The Air anForces got through." has Army BALLAD IN KEY OF O be sure to remember the nounced that an appropriate avia- en X Certain Army Air Forces His Fortress, the Unbearable in This is the song of a OX muse, tion bad ITA will tu nnuntul Va calendar of events provided by personnel, including aviation cadets he had two others practicalli next of kin of all students who your uso when penciling the fun or aviation students in xrying shot out from under him wai Lumbering along in GJ. shoes, die prior to the completion of a events in your little black enter phases of their training; enlisted over Wilhelmshaven, Kiel, Bremen, Sung to a sort of G.L tune. Under the G.L western moon. course of training at AAF Flight tainment book. Whatever it is you men, eitner trainers or trainees, in Paris, St. Nasaire, and many othei remember the Army Air Forces flying, technical strategic points. He Is now await are looking for Training schools. O, Tm loaded with GX clothes, or factory schools, and enlisted ing reassignment. The will be issued pro- USO. badge G, I'm tired of OX hose, men classified in and assigned to On one raid his ship returned vided the student was assigned to G, hon, Tm tired of GX Issue wduty in certain A. A. F. Job cate-- minus the horizontal stabilizer, tht I him to auty paractually requiring 'And oh, my darling, GX miss you. gories, such as air crew, airplane hydraulic system out. also two Ucipate in regular and frequent I Jt1 CWKeieCtlOnS ' engine specialist, electrical special- - engines, and the tires flat. aerial flights. ! G, I long for a GX pass, I llA-ral-nnnllMr He said the Nasi, pilots are ap Tha ut, tv I paracnute, puou, iiuirumeni MfM.fiv. mm w MM v v sv v Far from the dusty GX grass, " siiBaja.n i specialist, propeuor specialist, ra- parently fearless and unafraid to tii i mW t"rf i(ui Tm so darned tired of GX whirls, i nop mienanie. nmr oneramr. sneer risk death by screaming througl zn i. rrA.v .With the usual crop of GX girls. personnel wno werefllo-h- funaereoinsr i a inuner equipment a hail of Fortress fire. wprver, elcmcntarv r kul. xor reasons " most prevalent u" .TI" Z. V"Tw rejec- Md weather. O, I adore you, darling mine, Keep Letters Flowing G, I'm tired of the GX rhyme, xne commanaing general or tne now "Keen those letters coming, minor cause for anaeiaJiats in (h A. A. F mch na relatively But G, I'm happy, and I'll tell you AAF training command will be elimination from active service., aerial photosraohers. aerial tor- - If aior YourMr said when asked what, , wny: responsible for issuance of the As the result of a survey of Inedo mechanics, aircraft welders. folks on the home front should daf Ours is a love that is not GX He said food was good. "We got badges with an appropriate letter 45,585 reports on physical examin-- 1 airplane armorers, radio operators Author Unknown. of transmittal. ations of 42,273 white and 8312 and mechanics, power turret and Brussels sorouts first then chilv negro registrants during , Decern- - cunsicht specialists, bombsight me-- balogna, Spam." He said hejoved. vm, tne M.eo- - chanlcs and radio mechanics. Spam. ber, Red Cross rest homes are doinfJ leal division the Division oil 4. Enlisted men assigned to and Tho Research and Statistics of the Na- - units which are alerted for, or un a magnificent job to snap tired or airmen back to nof tional Selective Service System is- - der movement orders for overseas nerve-tor- n service. malcy. Major Jones said. sued the following commentary: He graduated from Lubbock "Dental defects once numerous,! o. Men listed as critically needTexas in September, 1942. Previous narticularlv in white resist rants ed specialists. Enlisted men desiring to volun-o- f to that he was in the infantry nr . . . were unimportant as a cause rejection in this period. Before teer for the Infantry may make eight months. He was majoring is February, 1942, when the stand- - written request through prescribe'! forestry at the University of can'! ards for general military service military cnanneis to roe Adjutant rornla prior to entering the service, specified that a man must nave uenerai, giving name, graae, age, three pairs of opposing natural Army serial numoer, organization, THAT MAN! and their military occupational incisors, the number of men di ' qualified because of missing teeth pecialty (MOS) and specification By Ervin B. Stoker was so large as to make dental trial numbers (SSN) according to The man whose company I score aerects the leading cause of re- - euty assignment, rnysicai whose are so forlorn.! Is he I cations will be certified by com He ever wailsdays his woe, J about msnders of units or installations. And sings the blues where er w. The requests will be forwarded I immediately to The Adjutant Gen Churches May Now . a ne nrones . - tip" era!, with those forwarding the re mtrom uawn .uu uais Have Certificates quests confining any remarks to dirge. recommendations regarding toe His every care on me to urge? Churches, colleges, religious or merits of the case. : His stomach never treats ders and similar organisations risrht. Which hnv Xnmt thm unln.. . . . . His kids keep him awake all nl clergyman to the army, are ellg-- ICed fJrOSS StirpaeseS w m vcruticatea iiauni 1 iti m at I wish some miracle within the factrncifs WKXl and signed by the chief A His murky breast would make campaign of chanlalna. Th grin, The 1944 American h-Red Cross Or that - r;C: contain a hermit he would be ana tne name or the chaplain. "T And groan alone, afar from Bs ,..."v" The certiflcAtoa will who entered the services since the B? l"vS.na"0a, But maybe I'm unkind, or rah1 Should let him make my life f week hash r vs vu s & iVds. biyiiiuer u.oia. For he thrives on adversity, r'j and if the cleranrman entered th.' "Ohf .'. . you men ere ell alike!" Actual contriDUtions u. eervlce of live to be a hundred three. chat)lnln' pn. amounted to nearly $28,000. Will two or more Independent churches here tn.t.. i w He loves the ills and pills of Kf " . an award.T will . t na was aiso toppea. . . . , ; And, as for me, I'm Just tus w- 8000 Share In $60,000 Waare Hike Summer Reflected By Sun Tans Mom.. Transfer to etes Infantry Lompl Now Allowed Missions ! . "swirig-your-partn- Average Checks Increased Per Cent By 25 in ar Pilot tisits Father After European Tasks "one-two-thre- e- . ' , - I I B-1- ' - m mm - er . : wl rIrr. i Tffi'StitSA-" " - o " I f- ft . 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