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Show AC Enlisted Men Lead in Physical for An Air Service Command Field Boasts EM gigh Number Wednesday August 30, 1944 Nearly 500 Hawaiian Depot Recruits Are in Training Physical Training at OASC 1 Qualifiers ft i-- .... Turner Ted L be initiation of the Zti, w.int" physical fit- oASC has held the fe c--t p percentage ii - tne rvi - it nartlclT tae rati"-base per cent, and the cent at-reaching 93 per is working the program -- 23 & ' and agility strength tip-to- The personnel concerned. oan to is get Syobjective an If conditioned. rison in has to protect himself Cat he will be ably equipped. irt-'ta- physical have definite as p the record DASC's offl-- training k al months. . It was disclosed that several married couples have . registered for the training which will qualify for the same type Of fourth echelon supply and maintenance work - C performed at OASC, iaj pnysicat " we nave TiTshape, but we keep them Ss . . they are supplied jpment boxed , and . crated to : ... ve with them Mnlsory Participation al-Articipation is compulsory,' the older men get what Vare best fitted for. Their pro-i- m is based on a more passive e of exercise including volley-- 0, horse shoes and checkers, jf the men are stationed at 'an fated sector overseas they will jre the equipment, - knowledge a skill to participate in any hour games.The only men who don't know w to play are the men who have irer had the rules and techniques ; - -- pointed out to them," jor Menger went on to say. ae sideline watcher is to become' the game flayer instead of on the bench. txcuse because V to play." f continually sit- -t There shall be he didn't know to a great extent, men under 35 in of age are given a type of that will fit their needs Wa general be service man. All to a tac- - Vizations belonging get one Junit hour each day. STEP LIVELY THERE . . . Here a group of men lumber around the circle on all fours while the leaGer barks commands from the' center. OASC special services officer is Major Carl S. Menger, assisted by Capt. Richard Pickens. . ; tobogganing and the ski runs at ' Alta and Snow Basin. Base leagues and competition within the units concerned relative to PT activities are very valuable. The games inside the organizations wing was thronging with tend to bind them closer together theEast enthusiasm of Hillcresters wno and perform the necessary esprit came in to play Bingo between de corps. Many new men step- 3 and 7 p.m. Sunday. This was share in paying for the new ping unknown into a new unit their table recently put in the form a more rapid association, and Snooker and also to furnish more enit is the gage to a better under hall, tertainment equipment. Someone standing. won a prize every game at every T. the Richard Pickens, Captain though some of the volunassistant chief physical training of- table, assistants teer will probably be situation best described the ficer, from caling numbers. Every when he was telling of the brief hoarse at OASC. . one is looking forward to playing history of the program sold on tne next Sunday afternoon. He said, "The men are because they competitive angle, The L. D. S.- Fireside met Sunfeel that they are getting someI it. believe of day night at 9:30 p.m. in the club personal out thingmen would kick if the pro- room of the southeast recreation the hall at Hillcrest. Business discussed gram were stopped.' root in The program took April included the changing the time of of 1943. It was first started within meeting to 8:00 p.m. instead of " -- - - Every Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. "The Fullness of Time", a series of radio transcribed dramas dealing with modern prophecy and its fulfillment, is presented in the club room of the southeast recreation room hall. It is the story behind the founding of Utah and contains the romance, tragedy and drama of the lives .of the people who left civilization to wrest a living from the desert and build a beautiful valley. The episodes to be present"A ed Tuesday, Aug. 29, will beTes"A and of Destiny", People timony Sealed in Blood". caused The echoes of laughter and his comby.Elden Barlowe D. S. pany from the Clearfield L. ward last Monday night, are still crashing around the east wing. It was a "Truth and Consequences" program with no holds barred. The first culprits to get the gong were Mrs. Brandon and Robert Brown. Their consequences were to hold a Rcake, a cake of ice, al- - everv is 5 tlr more viff,,-T-- ii y qualify as "standard." ft Wide rhni J long as they U attain the status are given wide activity to participate in. .incudes badminton, basket- Sn, nunching, weight QUA Softball. SJits are teted more They have to meet the e of they Si P of the fltness check. 30-d- AEP ay If fall Ctandard their they pace is 2 "P. until they aualify. vigorous training cross country UP'tt.1'4 ' " recreational ' 9:30. of rfnva in miV across. getting Who have been Innfinff nn exercise are stepped into a BIRTH Mr. and lire. Earl Bralthwa'te antiny nounced this week the arrival of arrival, weighbaby daughter. The new .m. 12:30 arrived 3 lbi. 2 o. ing- but three, mother, Sunday, August 20th.areAlldoing Mrs. well. daughter, and father Bralthwalte waa instructor In Headquartera Bra Mr. while Training at Poat School la head warehouseman in Warenouee No. 50. te cJ8ssied as a tZ 5Tit PD, fee I Q tnt -- t . 111 nl-- Ti . -- . . . 1MUI"t WUUM n CM re- - . show- tome .. Personal statu. 'ven anything to get him irn, - "h,"n k Needs'. .Jtj5t arbnHis W Knmtnty,4KPlua 1 is ide Prticula5 .the man might nJL 8top th or the . coS;..? winter t, I 4oreWv men choose-- chest, are 00 this QnHThey 14 ....... two.- J Toar Jab la an Important war Job. Don't Be on time day at your work. all the time. Every minute counts. ... mlaa ternately, while the other was talk-- x ing. Doyle Johnson and Dele "Jesse" James failed to answer their question, correctly and had to wear baby bibs while feeeding each other ice cream cones and rocking in rocking chairs. The bibs were used to wipe off the cream that went on the face instead of in. Paul Shaver and Ernie Emerson were the contestants who had to compete over the telephone for a blind date with a beautiful girl who turned out to have a twin sister. They both won, both had a date with a paper doll. Virginia Daniels, Peggy Hymas, Bill McCue and Ernie Emerson the punctuation for the provided e story of "The Gingerbread Man.". Paul Larson and Tiny Iverson barked out Sweet Adeline to get out of the Ida Coombs, Lee Hogan, Blaine McArthur and John McGuiggan ate freshly dipped donuts hanging from a string to reclaim thembed-tim- - dog-hous- e. selves. Gwen Coombs sang "I Love You Truly" from the Sears ' Roebuck catalogue. ' The final losers gave a command performance, donning the articles suggested while the audience sang "Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet," "Button Up Your Overcoat." "Alice Blue Gown," "Did You See My Neafie Master Sergeant Robert F. Neachief clerk, OASC judge advocate general's office, since its activation in February, 1943, leaves for Officers' Candidate School this week. He will attend the AAF administrative school at San' Antonio. Texas. He has been . stationed at this installation since November. 1942. . .A member of the Ohio bar, Sgt. Neafie practiced in Toledo from 1933 to 1940 and in Cincinnati until . 1942, when he entered the ' armed forces.. - . . wiU arrive here to accept M. Harri- ' ' -- locllted at "" officer, the OASC branch bank to distribute descriptive pamphlets and hanannoanced this week. Employes may dle applications. bank This is merely an announce- contact only durhim at the the to hours or lunch pement of what Is available ing does not riod, Lt. Harrison said. employes of OASC and made by Arrangements have beento make sponsored Imply that it is insurance those buying for ASC navments at the branch bank. II he may For monthly premium deposits Md employe leaves OASC if he wishes. 1 to $2.50 this specthe policy from ctlnue ranging to the and Payments may be madeoffice or ial group hospital, surgical, branch Lake City Hospfor: office in dSect saving, insurance ofpays home the in $3 per day ital room benefit Missouri Policy is goi for sic kness world, woriter Any hospital anywhere anywhere inownthedoctor. -and fot his call can or may Include wife dents; operating room, MesgeUc. . from oil children a?J3?Li ambulance, laboratory, are to 18 years in bis (accidents) if these services benefits for all cut- - !SK scrlptlons. Lt. Milton son, employes relations wesiey . activities include usedriurglcal off-du- ty Kan-Jafcit- oceaS!iae M5 y, Donnie Britton of Canyon City uoio., is visiting nis father, Joe Britton of the dormitory area. A gay and entertaining evening spent inthe East Wing Recreation-Hall on Thursday when, the "Square Dance" club members and their guests enjoyed the old time dances, waltzes, two steps and square dances. Newcomers are welcome to join in the fun and spend an evening in the spacious East Wing, there to meet and get acquainted. The dances are held each Thursday evening and start at 8:30 p. m. was fellow-worker- s sharp. Not only can you learn to fly at CAP meetings yod can also learn to swim. At the last regular meeting of the CAP in the Northwest Recreation hall, a film, "Swim and Live" was presented which stressed among other things, swim ming under water coated with a film of burning oil. It is rumored that many now have a definite urge to take up v swimming. An old fashioned Sunday school picnic at Monroe park last Sun day took the place of the regular services at the Northprotestant west ' Recreation hall. The picnic was sponsored by the United Chris-tio- n Ministry for all defense areas in and near Hill Field. "non-swimme- rs" New Shoes," 'Tve Got Spurs," and "Umbrella Man." Contestants were given consolaHawaiian club now boasts tion prizes of passes to Ogden, 20The new members,- making . a total Lay ton and Clearfield theatres. There were about 200 attending of 150 in membership. . the "Truth and Consequence" proThe "Hillcrest Sleeper" is a gram and are eagerly awaiting the novel way of relaxing before drift next visit of the L. D. S. ward ing off to "Dreamland." Each eveshow from Clearfield. ning in the Southeast Recreation hall from 11:30 to 12:30 the sleeper-train- " takes off on board are all interested persons who like to relax and sing themselves to sleep. The unique club was organ Js.ppii hospitalization benefit. tting and bone setting i. r.m : .Tit h available to OASC a8 set out In a scneauie it employes when s special "vy each policy, tsmiuwv e thai Business Mens l. ' J Assurance Company of America nanv'i ...representative. ning is concerned. He a e.xamination to deter- - Moved Packing department of branch three has been moved from the rear of warehouse two to warehouse three, formerly the branch two office, necessitated by the establishment of a new specialized branch 11, in warehouse depot,' - - Plan Group Hospitalization InsuranceSoon Is Available to OASC Employes ac-'t- TJ ttie," MSgt. Robert HILLCRE ST HIG HLIGHTS members receive so yt hours a week, as do the the various units themselves, when that they could carryor on overseas. the officers' field of sport and sent to other fields Mag, three hours' participation Since that time it has graduated I the base is sandpiles to compulsory, in ad-- m from the gullies and to submitting a form the present day extensive fields. signed In September of 1943 the gymnawttng to three other hours' ex-their personal choice. sium and recreation areas were intensified could include tennis, swim-T- g. completed and this inihandball, golf, bowling or physical training program was nig. tiated. the the base activities are also Captain Pickens closed with has Wd in by the base comple- - statement, "Physical training other than any W. Thev nrp tfluAn initi done more, more contentment and ?W training to keep their one thing, to add ' up xo standard, then are morale to the men here on the CO field." SO the program ' fie, in a 1 , S. recreational activities itoessed for the tactical units. ?Tare taught the necessary in any type of ito participate this gt then when they leave with all 4 . intentions to Menger, chiei ijnrilwofficer, siaiea ."Not only do i i ,54ll . allot-itot- te todividual nine-stat- :aai. The more is exercise of CL, type tactical units, according week. Wday Leaves for OCS already completed instruction here and have gone to Spokane for. a short orientation course. Twenty-seve- n former OASC workers have also left for the overseas depot. Candidates receive 90 days' training in supply or maintenance and are paid in excess of $200 per 3 month, Col. John S. MacTaggart, wiimii.. OASC personnel and training KEEPING FIT . . . Above, a group of OASC enlisted men are announced. put chief, Those accepted in the case of through a vigorous session of calisthenics, a part of the physical training program organized and directed here by the special service men have been over 30 years of office. Under the surveillance of physical training officers, GIs here age or disqualified for military service. A majority of women apare kept in p shape constantly. pointed are between 18 and 37, They agree to remain in the isi lands for the duration and six . ot "better" category CV Nearly 500 men and .women bound for the Hawaiian air depot were in training at OASC post schools last week. A total of 457 recruits have been e drawn from the OASC area since the campaign was launched. Of this number 55 have - v ""-"- " . For employe, $1; for employe and wife (or husband), $2; for employe, wife or husband and entire family, $2.50. ized Dy Erma Simpson, hostess. Special guest for the 9th and 10th episode of tha "Fullness nt Time" was John Langdon, L. D. S. service men's coordinator stationed at salt Lake City. R. J. Senger, of Virginia, pre- -, sented still picture slides by special request, for his many friends at the Southeast Recreation hall last week. Senger left Hill Field and Ogden shortly afterwards for Hawaii. For an additional premium the hospital room benefits may be increased to $4 or $5 per day; Each member of the family receives 66 23 per cent of employe's hospital benefits and 50 per cent of the employe's surgical benefits. At the last L. D. S. Fireside All premium deposits are saved the "Resurrection" was the Chat, for the employe and each member for discussion. Guest for the topic eveof his family, and automatically ning was Robter R. Benton. Firebecomes life insurance. At death side chats are held every Sunday $100 is paid or the total of all pre in the Southeast Recreation hall. miums when they exceed 1100. There is no deduction from this life Mrs. Hazel' Pratt, of St. Paul, insurance fund on account of hos Minn., stopped at Hill Field to visit relatives in Ctlif. pital or surgical benefits received. The Business Men's Assurance While here she visited her father, Gilbert Hovelsrud, who Is. Company of America is a old legal reserve Ills insurance'; in the auditing department of depot supply. company.' ute ZS-ye- .m-ploy- ed |