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Show Industrial Management Atils OASC Radio Show on At New Time ii Wednesday October 25, 1944 Monthly Attendance Race This Saturday Signalizes 28th Broadcast v ft OASC Is on Saturday, urcnestra. Saturday, Purple Heart. IV ) J 2t . . . w recorded on the enormous menu iST.ed ibove showtaf allotments In various departments and man-day- s, etc. Capt. F. A. ?5r supply division, strength,a few statistics to W. H. Snow, iumv is shown pointing out CIeone Adams (seated) and Frederick Anderson. 'Sr iistrial Management U Wmizes Labor in Supply vision's structural organizations ,...wh Senew made to streamline and Urinal management unitf" ever Dossible recommend deaetiva- ZTJZi !. division control sec units which are overlap established In February. tion of duplicating operations, or Corfers from the chief of ping or cause tend to. duplicate operations. f division for tne purpose surveys are efficient utilization of Perpetual Jer. elimination of unneces-- i made of supply division operations duplicate operations, an- in order to improve methods and respective work loads and efficiency, and cut down wherever to the chief of the possible all unnecessary paper revision, personnel - com-jrf- work, functions in addition to se various offices, and curing more efficiency and work . .. . $ of the division.lialson.be-'ftiDDl- y from personnel assigned. Recently, a survey Was made of unit also acts as division and director the shinning branch and all pack 'Swer at headquarters ing units of the supply division to determine whether the various (Tit is the additional . of this unit to investi-- i packing units of the branches factors entering Into' the could, absorb the additional func facuvity- - report - and - espe-- . tions of - labeling, weighing and (to insure that full credit is handling all domestic shipments as prior to 'being forwarded to the ihed for'the work donefac-ind . shipping Drancn. jed by the work load to classify the time was - determined that this It dby all division employes in could be accomplished with no in lance with job classification crease in personnel and the chief I J! i iU m instructed '. " by head- - OI me envision issuedJ an Air Technical service- - order to supply effect this that system the be put into effect immediately. unit determines the proper The result of this system in the of personnel xor eacn shipping branch was the deactivawithin . the supply division tlon of two units and a saving of stains a constant survey 27 personnel or. approximately that all personnel are util- - $40,000 in base salary alone. Pern Kjtsf ailvantaffA in dr. sonnel involved were reassigned promote greater efficiency; to other vacancies that existed. work load of each unit and Requests Are Screened All reauests for increase of per (individual in all of the nulls types of activity is con-J- y sonnel are made to this unit and reviewed and the person-ir- e screened to determine by work on-the-j- . or - re-M- ty -- . . Vi . a load figures and survey whether or not such requests are necessary and effect on the operation of the v division as to rating or supply b phase of the responsibility management on the supply activity stilly accomplished, by report. and statistics, on per-Where ft is felt the increase will assignments of employes not better the operation of the dientire division along with vision, the request for increase is time report records , which refused. If the request is deter(ithe amount of time actually mined to be in line with good 4 by supply personnel in management, it is forwarded to the iwe operations. V director of manpower for increase figures are then com-wit- h in allotment, after approval of the like figures as record-a- ll ohief of mnnlv division. major air depots. As a matter of comparison let of all the 11. depots us look at the figures compiled by 4 against each other as to this unit for July and August of management and effi-- this year. In July, UA&ineia where weak spots are ninth nlnee in per items up jpecial study is conducted processed and in August it shot aclne the cause and action to sixth place. In property per Items accordingly to remedy counting sixth place in held it processed, flita ttudy of the supply dl-- July and fourth In August. whenever the work' load indicates neh a shift is desirable. ' . ' - : -tart Studies Je In con-(itndi- - ef . Bt Sup-mAo- tu 7. man-hou- rs man-hou- rs r I by Sansono the Air 4:30-5:0- 0, KUTA 6:00-6:3- 0, KDYL The KUTA show -airs- ww nt ma itvn nour Jt time, Deginning this Saturday, October 28. Instead of tuniner in tha Keep 'Em Flying orchestra at home at five o'clock, you can get ii on your parracks radio or on your car radio at 4:30. This Saturdav marks . . . ...tho turonv. .jLll. oroaacast oi tnis musical eigmn Varieties show whirh has foati in addition to the orchestra, Frances Gavnor. Van. Leslie f!nmnra1 Dick Schebe. Comoral Jnhnnv Faust, the Hill Field Carfot nnH me crown Bomber quartet. Interspersed between orchestra numnprs ann vnram aro onnniiTo. ments about the work of the Og- oen Air Service Command. De pending' on the need, the an nouncements Sivp infnrmatinn about jobs available here, urge listeners to ouy war Donds, or remind them to contribute to the war chest. Last Saturday, Lieutenant Paul Langford told listeners that the site for the Ogden Air Depot was chosen in 1935, as a permanent repair and supply depot. He thenquoted Major Clements McMullen's statement regarding the fu ture of the Ogden Air Service Command, which was printed in the Hillf lelder a few weeks ago. This was planned to combat any tendency to think of Hill Field as a temporary, wartime installation. The message of Major General McMullen as read on the air is as follows: " 'Our Blueprint for Vie tory does not contemplate any lessening of activity at the Ogden Air Service Command, even after the collapse of Germany. On the contrary, Ogden will be one of our key installations in the against Japan. Its func tions in supply and maintenance will materially increase. We are counting upon Ogden Air Service Command to carry a heavy burden of work in all lines. It can only do this if it has enough employes. Germany is not yet defeated. We do not know when this defeat will come. But when it does we will turn our full forces upon Japan." This week the KUTA show will describe the work of the Air Tech nical Service Command in the Eu ropean theater of operations. It will tell the story of two Air Serv ice Command officers and two un armed American civilians who rantiirml 550 German troOPS. KUTA station is The 5.000-wa- tt an outlet of the Blue Network and is heard in all parts of Utah ana north in most of southern Idaho and west as far as Elko. Nevada. The KSL Armed Forces Hour has been discontinued for three weeks. It will start again on November 2nd with a program by Reams. The next Hill Field dra ma will be presented on Novem . 1 fight-to-the-fini- sh ber 30. y " warehousing, theus in eigmn supplied put per item Tnlv and third in August. ni.M in item total per Tha placed us sixth in July ana tnira Tn -- man-hou- rs man-hou- rs in aAugust. record is made every nni two days on a huge menu board oince as in the Aunit various de- allotments inwigiuic and strength. branches, partments man-aay- -. ta the ofce iiranch. assisted JA by Willard H. Snow, chief vilian; Miss Cleone . ambm wj erick Anderson. . : It ... ABSENTEEISM IS BEING LICKED In the mall, files and rec ords unit of suonlv division as the new attendance board, Just a little more than a month old, records the daily attendance progress of each emnlove. Louis D. Bowrinr. sunervlsor. Is pictured above as he moves his miniature airplane one notch further, Indicating that he along with the other 38 employes in his unit are an pncmng in to cut down absenteeism and increase production. . , A Mail, Files and Records Unit Cuts Absence With New Definite steps are now being ' " taken in mail, file and records unit.. of the supply division to stimu-late attendance among the 36 em-- : ployes now engaged there. At attendance board designed by ' Louis D. Bowring, supervisor of the unit, records a concise picture progress daily of the attendance ' of. each employe. . Since this new plan was placed in operation on' October 1, the has increased from 88 per cent to 88 per cent. Miniature airplanes are used to ; mark the daily progress of each " employe. At the end: of the month," the winner is indicated by a gold star. The device is similar to one '. in use at post schools for the past sevaral months. In this particular unit, the. at- - tendance records of the teletype. editing, messenger, distribution and correspondence sections together and the section holding, the highest record is ' : awarded an honor plaque. On September 10 the first at- - tendance award was presented the distribution section.- In addition ' to the records kept monthly, ah accurate graph is also used to record annual attendance, emergency and sick leaves. Another method used to stimu late interest are the- - monthly branch parties usually conducted in. the supply division conference room, at which time war' savings. . stamps are awarded each member of the honor unit This new system of recording at-- : tendance was devised by Mr. Bow-rin- g and the attendance plaque was designed by Moselle Geddes. . Halloween Dance Planned for GIs 8 -- . On Saturday ' evening, between and 11 p. m., all G. I. Joes and Janes will gather at the service club for a . halloweeh costume dance. Invitations have been extended the 4135th AAF base unit and its components, W AC section, the seventh and eighth depot units, medics, first airway communications section and the 1935th SCU. During the course of the eve ning, costumes will be judged, with prizes awarded those' attired in the most original, prettiest and most humorous costumes.' Judges for the evening will include commanding officers of the post, Lt. Sylvia Kornit . of special services and Miss Agnes Walters, service club hostess. The club will be carried out in the usual seasonal color' scheme. Music for dancing will be furnished by the Keep 'Em Flying orchestra.' - -- are-matche- - . . . -- Chaplain's " Message Prof. William Graham Sumner once said, "I never consciously gave up a religious belief. It was as if I had put my beliefs into a drawer and when I came again to look for them the drawer was emp ty." This tragedy of the "empty was begun at Bowman Field, drawer" takes place again and Washington, in October of 1942, ' again in the army. Away from the 28 Air Evacuation Squadwholesome influences of home, ronsMedical have been organized and mothers, fathers, wives, sweethearts flight nqgses and a and other friends, one tends to slip nearly 1,000 numoer oz surgical comparaDie into lethargy and indifference. He Technicians have been trained. tends to "fall" with the crowd; and specially trained person instead of helping to pull that nelThese gone out and, in cooperacrowd upward he lets the crowd tion have with the Troop Carrier and" drag him down. Commands, the The story of the prodigal son has Air our forces, the Navy, and been repeated again and again in ground have established a vAorld-wi- de the army. Drifting into a "far allies, , . Transport record for meritorious serv country" far from ail mat is nign ice. and holy, is not a rare .occurrence Torn loose from the moorings of home life, some men drift away into a far country to drink, gam blina and vice. There are those who go so far out into it that they never come back. Fortunate is the man who, like the prodigal son, comes to himself before it is too late, and says, "I will arise and go to mv Father." There are a numoer oi ways ot keeping oneself from going off into a "far country. selecting men and associating with them is one. Reading from ' the Bible and great and noble spirits morning, is 'another. Remember, Your future is made only of your Tomorrow present. . you. 'will pem only . . . ever wnat you nave peen ioquj. thought and experience and assoc: ation leaves its indelible mark in the very tissues of our being. It becomes an eternal part of us." It stays with us and we will have it on our hands to 'deal wun tomor row. We can't escape our past. Chaplain Philip J. Allen (Capt. . , Heroine . Post Movies WEDNESDAY Oct. 25 "Carolina Blues" Ann Miller Kay Kyser Victor Moore March of Time . mgn-mind- Oct. 26-"The Conspirators" Hedy Lamarr Paul Henreid Greenstreet . Sydney ' ' SATURDAY Oct. 28 27 . : "Strange Affair" Allyn Joslyn . Evelyn Keyes j.- - SUNDAY-MONDA- , 2-- 5 ' TUESDAY-WEDNESDA- Y , Jt; faii&W&Zm ; V. their twentieth' of " ptk-- y . ; t ' '. 1 " Oct The Climax" 21-No- v. 4.000 Casualties . , J, Y. 3 Oct. "The Song of Bernadette, . - Jennifer Jones V Charles Bickford 1 '''' ''"V ' A 'Y"t-- jm THURSDAY-FRIDA- Y ' ed Boris Karloff Susanna Foster 7 ; ' - Flown Monthly Air Trnnanart of A r SKwartvcs- - milT&l - As the Com the now flvlntf eomhst cost! ' appears- - in Stth Century Fox' ef laities home to the United States rellglens dnnrj, "8 the whlclrls playing atMonat a rate ox ,uuu a montn, aoout and to per cent oz au casualties re port theater starsgauds? - - wIU - Cfcarles day. 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