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Show appil 29. 1949 HILL AWARDS" 1) (Oontinoed from Page received h N Mortenson award for suggesting that of round stock iron be 7 conventional jtfSr to the at a 90 degree angle clearance between Ro points which in turn al-am- ple adaptable to This IS Nation saves duplication of Sment, increases storage space Z aves time and labor, hole saw making a 12 inch t ottonhpH time is saved aircraft conventional proper size rotary Socking for &Karorf"the:' (suggesting a device flics. are a suggestion by learned that all "Product Enei- available for subscrip- - ". Freeman and Walter insult of it was ,.mhprs of i,o Verl ... i. to install propellar dome assem- - remove d Graser jeering" tiofi nr,ifi.i (since offering this sug he nas Deen iransierrea 10 Lovelace gestion a tow bar methods of tool toters to differ- - uother field) designed i.. miiclr convenient transporting ent jobs. Horhert W. Lane received a cash mri for suggesting that drip De attaenea to toys in degreasers hnttam of a basket of mater fko ials if a large portion ana increasing the solvent used for thus trapping foreign matter of life the recommending the installa emergency first aid kits for tyanide poisoning throughout the For of tion Inouye . ree These are typical of the sugges tions which mean extra cash to uyone making a suggestion for improving the working methods, conditions and efficiency of the operation of the many jobs under' liken by employees of the United shop, Henry led a cash award. plating air force. States HILLFIELDER GOODWILL AMBASSADO R "I believe onsibility this mi, it is the individual respof Hillfielders to 'sell' installation to sam young unit chief in a a recent everyone they White-fide- s, Dave supply division interview. II 1 I ' "i I 1 PAGE 3 Idea For Labor- Saver Pays Off -- F-4- TOP TIMES Wanted: Interesting Stories About YOU Dear fallas and eals Other types of stories and pic Last week I tried to show you tures that are needed by the Hill that it was for your own good to Top Times staff are tnose which take enough pride in your job to show what you were doing about give outsiders a true picture of 10, 15, 20 or even 30 years ago (no operations at Hill Field. Today, bedroom scenes, please.) Captain I'm on the same soap box but Stew suspects that we probably with a different story have some pretty colorful chari ne other ayem while skirting acters working out here. Maybe around cloud nine with a stick and some of you were fair athletes in pedal artist name of Stewart (he's your day and could outrun the a Captain nnH hnasoa f Via TnVtll famous perhaps you Information Office), he gives me drove a buckshot; racebug or motorcycle, me lowaown on some of you char- won a bicycle race, or pushed an acters. ice cream cart. I don't know, but Accordine to his storv his nffire I'd like to. wants all sorts of human interest On the other hand, maybe some stories about you fellas and girls of you young bucks are even now to put in this rac and tn send In names for yourself in tenmaking to the papers in town. But inas- - nis, golf, or other sports, building mucn as he has neither the office model airplanes, driving midget staff, time, nor money to run each racers, wringing out an old crate of you down to the local suds dis- at the airport, building a $10,000 pensary and personally pry into home that's costing you 520,000, your, past while sipping a cold one, leading a veterans group, or makhe is missing a lot of good stories. ing an amateur out of Don Juan. Three maintenance division suggestion award winners discussinir inat old stuff has got to stop!! At any rate, the PIO, located in none of vou have hoon room 204 of the "brown palace" Maybe b UJ ... ,. Wilfred I Frppman n n.. rirl. i tjt. AiKinson ueit) and Claude viraiu 7 hit T and survived the would like to know these things by lightning M. Wilhams (center) also received cash awards for suggesting snocK like Charles Whiting did, tolhr-savin- g about you so that can see devices which are now in operation at Hill Air Force but I'll bet some of vou have if they can make a they out of story brought back some mighty good your life that would be of interest catcnes when you have gone out to your fellow workers. to dangle your hook in the brook. Now take me for instance, I fell Probably have pictures to nrove it off a horse and landed in a big n, Family-Matoo, don't you? Well, the PIO pile of fresh concrete, once. I think would like to get hold of those I'll sell my life story to Jack Warner or one of his brothers. Being Carpenter, Gardener, Hunter and Fisherman pictures. And you don't have to worrv 'till I get famous I'm about losing the snapshots you let Fills His Leisure-Tim- e Hours Yours truly, them borrow. They will use them JOHN DOOLEY and return them without so much allow can be made in this as a dirty lousy fingerprint. Being an outdoor man and Office Boy family man too, takes a lot of ef shop. In fact, Delbert says there fort, but Delbert W. Smith, super- isn't much he hasn't done around Here Today Guam Tomorrow! visor of one of supply division's the place from making his own two specialized units at Hill AP garage to chairs for the children Base, is doing his "level best" to The basement sports a recreaturn in a good performance in both tion, or rumpus room for the chil fields. dren and a "den" for Delbert's Two daughters, 7 and 5 years old books, fishing tackle and guns. old son have a and an Delbert recommends the Mini devoted daddy in Mr. Smith, ac- doka country, near Twin Falls, as cording to Mrs. Smith. He spends an ideal spot for all fishing fancmuch of his spare time making iers. He has also cast his line in furniture and toys for them, and the Grand Daddy Lakes. He has enjoys taking them on most of his also trained his two small daugh vacation trips. ters, Karen and Shirley, to fill his Delbert and his wife, Mildred, bait cans with night crawlers with their three children, live in which they do willingly and well, their own home in Kaysville, according to him. where the man of the house putExcept for his military service ters in his petunias, grows a va- time, Delbert says he hasn't missed a deer in hunting season riety of vegetables for the family downing was big enough to sight since he and fruit his berries larder, keeps trees producing. Besides supple- down a barrel of a Springfield River country is full of deer menting the grocery bill, Delbert Raft well as fish, he claims. as welcome a says he finds gardening Mr. Smith has gained an en diversion from his indoor job. He spent his boyhood on a farm viable reputation with his co in Oakley, Idaho, where he at- workers, both among the fifty lor tended high school. Part of a year whom he supervises and those that works. They say at the University of Idaho and a whom he found him to be depend business course at Henager's in they have conscien able, pleasant, efficient, out his rounded Salt Lake City takes all It and tious cooperative. education. to fill the more and these all was qualities he was while It learning of his key position, about accounting at Henager's requirements the classes of items for which that Delbert took a chance on a for are not only dis "blind date." It was the turning he is responsible Three Hill Field girls modeling appropriate costumes they may have the in tributable Ogden Air Mafor the life, his in occasion to wear soon when they arrive on the Island of Guam private point Area, but are shipped any where they have accepted positions with the 20th Air Force. (L. to date, Mildred Keyes, did such a teriel in the world where tnere is his as place herself of A vice Mathias, Naleen Sue Pollock,, and Le Oma Pollock. R. selling job good Air Force depot. Records are "one and only" that eighteen an made maintained and shipments 1 months later she became Mrs. to such distant places as: India, Smith. uermany, e Arabia, Japan, Alaska, Besides being a small-scalof first-claEngland and New Foundland a boasts Delbert farmer, leather as cordage, woodwork shop in his basement. such supplies special clothing and "We're coins: to Guam, and we He claims his wife has equipped and fabrics, and aenai equipment each personal be back for a year!" was the won't when Now, scenic tours for one. two. tools the shop by adding recAvailability announcement of three or three days time, or more, can equipment. rolls chorused Christmas all at anniversary or of similar supplies women when interviewea be had for the arranging. That's around. Now his shop has a lathe, ords activities, overseas young to their departure 10 accept, right, through cooperation with the KonnVi low hand saw. power sand other Air Force prior hand and domestic, are on file in Unit assignments with the 20th Air Wasatch Motor Tours of Ogden, of set full a and machine ing Force at that lsiana outpost 01 such short vacations as these can saw- -"i tools. Anything his skill and time E" also. be arranged for a total of 30 to 33 the Marianas group. The Adjutant General's ornce persons one bus load: ONE-DAwill say goodbye to Naleen Sue PolTOUR: lock, and the automotive unit ofLoop, through Amer Timpanogos to, her sls- ican and Provo bid farewell Sunnlv will . canyons, and ter La Oma ouock. iney dowi live Geneva Steel Corporation. in Salt Lake City. They came to TWO-DATOUR: wnVk at Hill about a year ago, Basin Uintah region, Dinosaur Ordtransferring from the Tooele Ute Indian National Monument, nance Depot. new oil and reservation Utah's Is Avine Mathias. an Ogdenite, boom coutry. leaving a vacancy in the stock THREE-DATOUR: control section of Supply. She Utah's coal mining region in started at this station in August 1947. It's just a change of scenery Carbon country, Arches National Valley, nafor Avice, for her duties in her Monument, Monument new position will also be in stock tural bridges, etc. Ideal for early season touring, for instance, the control. Decoration holiday "We're making the entire trip by rail." was a comment of Miss Trip Expenses: Mathias. When questioned, she reBus expense, 35 cents per mile. plied, "Well, we'll travel from here to San Francisco by rail, and from For example: 200 miles round trip there to Guam over the ship's rail!" would cost about $2.50 per person The trio anticipate a few days for bus load, travel expense only. in Hawaii to test out Other expenses, such as food and stop-ovnominal, according to their "land legs," and see the sights lodging are and wishes of individfinal -. on to their trip length before toymake continuing ' :A, ahon. Delbert W. Smith ual. destination. as a nooDy. In hl basement and enh,diwork--- a doll The full expense of the trip is Those interested in making arfurniture equipped fully lawn desks, naid bv the AF and if the girls rangements or reservations for such comnlete the year's tour of duty inexpensive, senic tours of Utah p is are invited to call Capt. Charles agreed upon, their return-trimanner. Burtner, extension 8491. a similar covered in units. division's two specialized Supervisor Successful Too! 1 Trio Leaves For Island Outpost ss '"h ii Scenic Tours Available oe-live- ry Mr. Whitesides is act vely tamZw "veau&rel mis state bnf ""Uli 6 u ni j ttn? aiQ n bettering ."on,s for HiU AFB- vce-preside- 1946 7 two nt 2S f1947 and 1948. .rSl.?mP ywn jr, John are c r and Jr. ... in rsc ""'cite w.. an cham- .J.!.' Daw of of n. APru 7. a post "im ample oppor-- i - wiir"Vic timitvV;i huu i Junior Chamber (v.01 that UP Urn a Cham-Bake- r. nl..-mmer.c.- e: UramJ."". tf,11 fnd. ldB?ig,lt, Warren Dowdle, fire dept.: and OI ""iities; Herb st; and Reed Halls, Knance. BnfiT a;" VCiT? .'e directors. . reralr. and i .siaes was born and raised being a kt U lo' Hill th troups this thriving nam" Anthusiastic ambassador nA base" He believes that by such civic goodwill and "be done Ht .I. create thp fcpport, f" ;perat,on Communities between Hill it helps to Y - Y Y ay er w L |