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Show TDemonstrationTOATSG women Still IncuHn Given in Anent tengnio oi urneob ft. t.2 Fire Rescue rvuen save the A Hot Profession Inquiry E. Pluribus Vnum Firemea Remove Dummies From Darning Plane "AS". , Hi a 3 V 'Douglas, v Mr. King, ,"vr.-- formerly fire chief at Gowan Field, Boise, Idaho, has 3t had much experience in the scientific putting out of this dangerous type of fire and based his lectures and demonstrations around the importance of rescuing survivors within a plane. He was, on the field from WedDEMONSTRATION . . . Firemen of the Hill Field fire department through Saturday, recently nesday hot and high flames of gasoare shown as they Cattle the extremely and while" here taught classes to line fire in a demonstration showing- how victims may be rescued members of the fire department from a crashed plane and the fire extinguished. and also lectured to the. commanding officer and members of his staff. WaJze . . The demonstration on Saturday afternoon showed the use of fog nozzles in breaking through the Wire to rescue anyone left in a crashed plane. A mock up 4 was set afire with gasoline and the firemen plunged' through flames efleaping 20 feet in the air tofrom fectively rescue four dummies the burning plane. SI! Aw Cmon - PleoJe Up! thi, latins to th, MIL . "P0 .... employes her orthodox tobacco SX25M post exchange official none of the fair sT, shown a mild interest fa as Hviov Vivid demonstrations in the extinguishing of crash airplane fires were part of. an extensive fire prevention program now m prog ress throughout jtsu installations were given here Saturday by. Patrick H. King, fire prevention engineer, from the Pacific division office of division engineer at Fort llilliilliiiik into lie O With the .u writhinsr in the famine, rationing here h 5.1 veritable oasis of thkri?5 each enlisted man allowed one carton WS presentation of ration card. The samSftl pendente and wives wife with a serviceman(of h& overseas can also to?8hvestebii8he" Civilians are able to at a time at the buy cafeteri. military ration cards are against misuse by a controls tare check machine. 2 . T m a Lorain Stone S3 ft An at. minervkor in Things must apparently uwc close-grain- oeiore A J a briar. ed New RC Assumes Officer1 at Hill Field. of enjoys the unusual distinction having six brothers in the armed Duties From Sugar City, Idaho, forces, Miss Stone has been employed here since February, 1943. Tf vm, 4tAiiht ,nvnn enuld have Iv hmthn in the nervine neve they are, names and all: Pfc. Ronald Stone, infantry in Germany; S 2c Dyal Stone, naval hospital. Oakland, (jai.: rcc. vroraon atone, Lincoln army air base; twin Ivnthw rnl Tjrin Stnno air nnrnjl electrician, Victoria, Kansas; S 2c r-Merrill stone ana s 2c uerrui Stone (twins), both serving at Midway Island in the Pacific Her mother. Lorinda Stone, was (Continued From Page One) here until February, employed centaee of payroll allotted to 13.6. 1943, she was forced to leave Robert R. Hume Rickanl & i The post exchange now has 100 per due towhen ill health. cent participation and is expected Robert R. Hume recently to top the 15 per cent goal in Sumed his duties as assistant payroll allotted by the end of the director of the American a month. Cross under Sheldon Berr Supply High I field director. 15 has division only Supply S. I Richard succeeds He back it from holding , At ww .uua 1 X who arrived on the field in A; Llic 1M ivu per cent iguai. 1i 99.39 per cent participation with 1943, and who prior to his to (Continued from Pace One) 14.03 per cent of its payroll alto the veterans administrate employe who is absent without Salt Lake City, worked mt lotted to bonds. Branch VIII leads leave more than twice during a with the naval supply depot at the division in this respect with year's period may be discharged. 16.99 per cent Ogdeh arsenal. Mr. Hill, a for, An AWOL refers to absence first lieutenant in the army,) Maintenance division, although discharr showing an improvement over last without permission, and conse- ceived his medical went ink week, has 96.4 per cent of its per- quently without pay. An AWOL is March of 1943 and sonnel participating with 13.12 per a black mark against an .em ately into Red Cross work, j cent of its payroll allotted to bonds. ploye and may prevent promotion; Mr. Hume, formerly stations The blueprinting branch leads the AWOL's are cause for disciplinary Pocatello, Idaho, entered the I division in the latter respect with action andor discharge, as con Cross in June, 1944. He wil 15.53 per cent of its payroll re tained in a recent headquarters of sume the work formery carrier fice instruction, No. 40-- 7, dated by Mr. Hill both on the field served for bond purchases. The sixth war loan drive is near Dec. 6, 1944. at the naval depot LWOP (leave without nay) re ing its end with OATSC meeting This particular chapter of its quota and then some, but the fers to absence with permission, Cross serves Hill Field. Utah war in both Europe and the Pa but without pay. Such instances depot and all territory nortt cific area still has a long way to arise where an employe is granted Salt Lake City, excludinf go. as shown by the recent German leave but has no annual leave to nell General hospital. drive. Increased production of cover the absence. arms and ammunitions has been Sick Leave Explained Sick leave will be cranted when continual taking of annual ordered by government officials days and this will mean the need for an employe is incapacitated for the in dribbles of one or two nor at here not is of approved duties not if bond performance continued, increased, by sickness, commands. There are, of ck purchases. So although Hill field injury, pregnancy and confine- certain emergencies which, has met its quota in mis drive, the ment or for medical, dental, or examination or treatment occurring, Justify granting of II big goal is to end the war with optical victory. One .way to help accom or when a- member of his immedi- absence as annual leave out Officials here pointed plish this end is to KEEP ON ate family is afflicted with a conBUYING BONDS. tagious disease and requires the week that calls for undimiat care ana attendance ox the munitions output for at tor ploye. year underscore the gravity ? Vacation leave, durins the present and future military gency may total 12 days each y tions in Europe. The plae" plus travel time Such vacation OATSC employe, as an ine leave may be taken in two inter- corollary, is here on the JoM The ennuasv ii ia vals of six days each. It must be iSM fori. Some 300 war dogs, declared requested and approved prior to officer here has appealed snare entrance on such full to his do worker leave. the surplus by Army Quartermaster corps, will have been returned nowever, bieuc explained. coming vital months. to home their owners or sold by the end of the year. The dogs are offered for sale only in the event the original owners are unable to care for them. The dogs have been in their soldierly pursuits and range in price from $15 to $20. This includes shipping costs to the new owner. The dogs discharged are not unfit for military service and may be later if a shortage of war dogs develops. ' X 111 r , Information can be obtained on the purchase of these dogs from A. T. Smurthwaite, 748 East First South, Salt Lake City, or R. E. Al , " J len, Provo. n.nhnnM 27 and 28 B-Z- IT Bond Drive Tops Quota W V - non-participa- . Drive Would Cut Absence . NOT YET CAMEXA CONSCIOUS . . . Twins MarOyn and Lynn Brent Hendriekson catch p on some 'shnt-eye- " in the anas of lit. Lens, ANC. Little Marilyn (left) tips the scales at five pounds tnree ounces while her brother Lynn (right) weighs all of six OATSC First Set of Twins Born Last Week at Hospital division prior of The first twins to be born in, T employe 1 ! i supply in uie uiugr. station hospital here at Hill field wu uia euujr Mrs. Hendriekson is also a forwere' born Friday, Dec 22 to Pfc mer Hill field employe, having n Farm-ingtoof Hendriekson and Mrs. worked at the industrial dispensary with Capt John P. Flanders under MaJ. Lancaster. Mrs. Mary the twins, and Lieut-Feus- , ANC, in attend- Bennion, grandmother of1942 here and is arrived 28, Sept ' ance. now working at .base utilities. Pfc. Hendriekson, who is at the Little Marilyn weighs five pounds ounces and her brother, present time serving somewhere in and three the southwest Pacific, was a former Lynn,- - six pounds and 12 ounces. 2 A ; A.I ; OATSC Highlights for 1944 Are Reviewed by Hillfielder ttans el the first specialised depot was displayed gal-ie. . . pin-u- p at base recreational library . . . Enlisted men's furloughs were extended to IS days and travel time . . Gen. Morris Berman, commanding officer, arrived in the South ry Pacific . to inspect ASC installations . . . Employes securing the .most new workers for Hill field win CSSO in contest . . . AAF inspectors grade activities here as excellent In March new high production mainterecord was set by B-nance line here . . . Quota by May set at more than a bomber a day Col. Eugene B. Eayley was named new commander of base... Service ribbons were awarded civilian workers here . . . 482nd Air Base squadron prepares for Mardi Ores party . . . Base engineering crew was cited for 390 miles trek to repair general's plane grounded in Nevada . . . Engine storage building, specialized depot office, enclosure for . open storage sheds and expansion of engine repair building go- into effect . . . Day's asked of each worker In 'salary Red Cross drive . . . "Bluestreak", veferrn of '110 bombing missions Europe, including the famous oyer' Hoesti raid, rolled off repair line here to begin national tour . . . Rrw locality wage scale plan went 1T, effect Xussesi Hers r t la AprtiSeilator Harry Truman inspected field . . . Hill field editors scratched heads because during the week of April 12, not one drive of any description was in progress . . . Service club opened for enlisted men . . . WAC anniver. -My parade held in Salt Lake . 24 ... - V . - Ctty . . . National supply confer ence held here . . . Gen. H. 1L Arnold had snack at base cafeteria during brief stop here. invasion of continental June Europe onand Hill field paused in that day . . . Fifth war prayer loan drive opened . . . CoL Paul W. Wolf appointed new OASC commanding officer . . . Lieut Gen. Hugh McNalr was here briefly only a short time before his death over500 GI's participated in seas mammoth track field spectacle . . . Recruiting program launched for employes in Hawaii. July Air service, Materiel com mands merge, headquarters at Wright field. O. . . . Lieut Gen William S. Knudsen, new ATSC commander . . . OASC holds ooen house . . . AAF released story of zamous s. Maintenance division August here beat production records in ATSC for second time . . . Gen. Knudsen Inspected OASC . . . 7 repair line installed . . GI voting postcards issued . . . Na tion-wirecruiting for employes began. Fair Exhibit September OATSC exhibits' at Utah state fair , . . Stores extended hours for early Christmas shopping . . . OATSC ahead west in loo safety. October New production mark set by engine repair . . . OATSC to participate In huge Salt Lake City exhibit "Shot From the Sky" . . . Safety store successful . t . Storage of airplanes for indefinite protection against weather in progress here. November Sixth war loan launched . . . ATSC "Flying Varie ties . snow is nuge ... b-zs- P-4- de ; 300 War Dogs Are Declared Surplus 1 j i--evy Second Time Winner de-train-ed .., 4p,r...v..,i-.,......v.- ' Pile-Lin- ed Jacket Pile-line- d Jacket issued as part of the set of special winter clothing is not intended as an outer garment for either officers or enlisted men. The Jacket field model 1943. should always be worn over the pile-line- jacket d 6 Fourth anniversary of OATSC found employes redoubling efforts . . . Memorial service for war dead held at chapel here . . . Em ploy es warned of possible oroduc tlon sabotage as Germany totters. award M December Thousands here s Ultrn AAS BAC3 VHR r. . TTs huge 3 on two-da-y display to tlase. osm anare wis. mm tmwtorr Boon war Domi sales , . . Bond isalm. Cap is givesa to ergKbaeti ea fisl drive $3 per cent complete with .wsai to asea off awit LSiew la sheva Christmas a week away. ettoSMaaoa oRleer, U. fylvte Esrsa Ktnea, These were the highlights at tola tVtratton C Vast .su.. 1044. Officials see even more spec Alesaader. nisi usaa sfaasl s&toar fa timn tacular achievement during 1243. B-2- mmi i f |