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Show 1950 jwember 8, Page Reservists Will Not Be Inducted by Selective Service awK cnecKg on flight in the blue. These i. iiMc a jaciuucio their Piper Clipper aviation enthusiasts lasi-iiiinu- i ie before taking off for work all day on airplanes and then, as a hobby choose more airplanes. Left to right: Raymond White, Orson Robinson and Boyd Paul. Boys Can "Hop a Plane It Is Their Own - - - These And By I Dorothy G. Nelson dream of being able to hop into your own airplane and fly come true for eight young Ogden men who work These men have formed a club, given themselves the name of Vagabond Flying, and bought their own airplane e a Piper Clipper. Although these men work on airplanes all day long at Hill AFB, they never seem to tire of planes because after work they hurry home and take their turn in the blue. On weekends they might use the plane to drop over to another state for dinner with relatives, or just to take the wife and kiddies for a Sunday ' spin. flying. The eight of them keep the the dream of being airplane four-plaplane pretty busy. "We now have openings in our owners started about two years ago when these men, all veterans, were club for 10 new members," said studying flying under the G.I. bill. White. "If we can get that many more we want to buy another plane. After they completed their training, they formed their club, chipped We'd especially like to enlist some in a few dollars, and sent one of members who would like to learn 9 the members, Arden Campbell, flying and who have G.I. benefits storage inspector, back to Pennsylvcoming." ania to pick up their "dream." Anyone interested should cqntact "Now, instead of having to crank at Flight Test or his home White the up family automobile for long trips, we go by plane," said Rayat 815 38th St., Ogden mond White, president of the club Other Hill AFB employees who who works in the flight test section. are members of the Vagabond Fly"We can fly almost anyplace. It's ing Club, Inc., beside President just as inexpensive to go by. plane White, are Boyd Paul, vice presias car and it's three times faster.'' dent, aircraft mechanic; Orson The yellow and red Piper Clipper (Pete) Robinson, secretary-trea- s has taken club members and their urer, flight test; Arden Campbell, families into almost every state in 9 storage inspector; Eugene the Union, according to White. Last Sales, storage; and John Dalton, summer some of the fellows went Val Glover and Vernon Andrews, fishing at Salmon, Idaho, and on from flight test. other vacations around the country. White took his wife and two kiddies Don't let death take your holiday to Arizona and Colorado. Von flimsv Christmas decora the These flying enthusiasts have tions and wrappings away from their plane fireplace. hangared at one of the local fields. as working on And airplane is nothing new to them they do their own maintenance work. Monthly meetings are held by club members where they schedule the plane for the next month's The around the country has at Hill Air Force Base. four-plac- f ce Reservists in any of the Armed Forces of the United States will not normally be inducted through regular selective service chanels, according to word received at Hill Air Force base recently. Induction of reservists is being delayed or To be eligible tor the postponed. postponement of induction, the reservist must be a commissioned officer in a reserve component of the Armed Forces of the United ... , Cf.n jtatco, ur an ennstea man in an, organized unit of a reserve component of the Armed Forces of the ' United States. All delays and postponements are being granted to reservists by authority of Local Board Memorandum number 20. The policy of postponing induction of reservists will continue until terminated by the Director of Selective Service. 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