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Show December HILL TOP TIMES There's Only Ono Hew System for Handling Traffic Way to Beat Now in Effect The Draft - - - 8. 195ft Corsasrea and SPECIAL ARRAN GEMENTS The long way around is proving By A. Wayne Baker to be the fastest way home for most There's only one way to beat the Hillfielders nbw-a-daarid it's draft enlist! That's not as silly all because of a new system of as it sounds,' especially when en- handling traffic on the base. listment in the reserves is conr Traffic rules and ; regulations ' drawn up when the base had only sidered. a couple of thousand workers were Right now, Selective .Service is never intended to handle the many granting delays and postponement thousands of people now at the commissioned of induction to all The field." newly adopted system reservists and to enlisted reservists utilizes Air Police to direct pedeswho are members of a regular vehicular and traffic. trian reserve unit, such as the 497th Gen- : the whistle blows ,When quitting Hill at eral or Technical supply and Hill's many thousands of workAFB. ers surge toward the gate, they are The only hitch to the. plan is that finding themselves confined to very if the local draft board is breath definite sidewalks, crosswalks, and ing down your neck, you can't get streets. ' But in spite of sometimes into the Air Force reserves, accord actually going the long way around ing to Major Edward S. Richard, because some have been chief of the military training sec eliminated, theshortcuts, flow of traffic is tion at Hill. speeded up by the safe, orderly "And we have about 100 openings and efficient traffic handling by in the two reserve squadrons train Air Police stationed at congested ingr at Hill," he 'added. points.' To get in, tho, a prospective airT These AP's have a job. man must meet the following re According to Joseph C. ' tough McDonald, quirements: Must be a citizen of chief of the Air Police, not all the U.S., be between 17 and 35,' or pedestrians want to stay on sidemay be as old as 55 if he has had walks and not all drivers want to previous service and his. total serv stay on the proper roads. ice time plus 35 exceeds his age. "But once people find out that AND must not already. be classified we're only trying to help them get home safely 'and speedily, I don't by Selective Service. Anyone interested in becoming a think we'll have too much trouble," member of the 497th General or he added. Technical supply squadrons can Under the present traffic system, contact the Reserve Section at Hill pedestrians must stay on sidewalks marked with yellow lines, and must AFB, extension 581. The Design of Your Choice ys VIRD ANN FLORAL Phone Kays. 163 Layton . irxmM :'M In" I s 4 feiiiiMi TSgt. Morck O. Hancock.) Colonel James S. Sutton, former Hill Deputy Commanding General, bade goodbye to Hill Fielders last Friday when he joined the civilian ranks. Colonel Sutton is holding one of his pet dachshunds, Maxwell Von Mencimer - Maxie for short. (Photo by Colonel Sutton Retires After Twenty -- Largest Auto Casualty Company in the World - . Years of Service in the Air Force TTnitol wv- - Sfnfoa" Air -Force for- over 20 vears. Alice gci viug iui Colonel James S. Sutton is hanging up his Air Force blues and donning civs. Colonel Sutton became a full fledged civilian November 30. as deputy commanding who has beenn serving The .Colonel, . - C. . general Ort injo i n w i u, xvo, &u lf-ns. ouuun ...ill at Hill Air f orce Dase since. oepieniDer r make their home in Findlay, Ohio.4- - tVio 'PViilinniTKi.q n. few months in W wm a member of Co. C. 148th Lin Infantry of the Ohio National Newfoundland and 3 years in the Guard. t European Theater. He was with Colonel Sutton is the son of Mrs. the 8th Air Force in England and J. P. Sutton, 830 Beach Avenue, commanded the 306th Bomb Group Findlay, Ohio. He attended school in Findlay before entering the and the Air Depot at Langford United States Military Academy at Lodge,' North Ireland. He holds the distinguished flying West Point and was commissioned a second lieutenant upon his gradu- cross, the air medal witn an oaK ation from the academy in June loaf rluftter. commendation ribbon. rl Harbor 1930. victory medal, HAiro- ana American ribbon plus During his military service, t Colonel Sutton served for 3 years pean ribbons. ' -- INSURANCE , . Albert. W. Barker DON'T -- 1-- Buy any insurance until you compare our lower rates. You'll discover a great savings. A pre-Pea- til See or Phone BARKER cross through streets only at deVehicular signated crosswalks. traffic on the base cart use only 1st, 2nd, and 8th streets to gain access to the south gate road at the end of, the day shift. Sixth street is closed at the end of the day shift to all vehicular traffic except of ficial cars, trucks, and busses. STORK KLUB Wllferd L. Bark BROS. INSURANCE AGENCY For Information Regarding the New, Lower, Rates District Agents State Farm Ins. Companies 26S6 Wash. 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