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Show 1950 t-- M. hitt tad Page TIMES fTll.MeMfl . who Tempting was named Ln lidwasn't " Tact: Art of making your guests feel at home when you wish they were. Never milk a cow during a thunderstorm. The cow may be struck by lightning and you'd be left holding the bag. er wear a tight to 3t I"0 tattfc Teen-Ag- she had . (to keep bad, .ao anna WPTP SSgt. Jim Glenn w THE REGULATIONS .. . , , informing us how tn urea iriiVii.."U1 "lu nas reacned base level. Whon tinauy a'Ci orce Alr ' U? Much of the g. stuff we hearrt nhnuV Umf0rm 18 true- an a lot of our impressions aboutt . . a a man's lifft pjJZUbe stumbles and Mrs. 7 uois 5 i? 35-1- 4. - utivuuo ' nno rlnselv o 1? wwaai"" 3VICB MEW HB0L& LARRY'S SUNSET I t 1 I to ltand a chance of beinS knocked out later. i "u, ucl8C. oars are strictly optional, and ribbons are S Hash marks worn in ac coraance witn tne old regulations. That is to say, all awards and decora- uur campaign riDDons in the . 0 .' order in which you par ticipated in them, next your occupation ribbons, and lastly all decora biwAio anomcu uy lureiKn countries e umform ltself the old tight, snug fit of army days is a tning of the past. Ours now has the drape shape, and if you snug up your coat, you will hang for it. It' S Rlinnnserl fn fif lnnci.lv ornnnrl Yia middle, though you are not supposed to get lost in it either. For formal wear, the black bow tie and white shirt is authorized. But the shirt is to nave tne standard dress collar, and the bow tie is to have square ends. 00 waiter figeon collars and Gene Kruna ties are out. This is strictly a iormai deal, and is never, never to be worn except at a formal 1 unction, etnpes are to De worn on the overcoat, but not on the rain coat, in case you are in doubt. FROM THE SQUADRONS . . . . comes the word that TSgt. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson have boy, John Nelson, born at the base hospital on 8 December. TSgt Hutcninson is with the Air Installations squdn. . . . Mrs. Don Boles, wife of Sgt. Don Boles of General Supply, has written him that he now has a son, born 8 December at the base hospital at Keesler, Mississippi. . ... Sgt. George Balsai, of Hq. & Hq. Sqdn., Wing, was married to Miss Corral Ann Riddle, of Ogden, on 2 December. Sgt. and Mrs. Balsai will live at Tooele. . . . Sgt. Charles Johnson, of the Motor Vehicle sqdn., married Miss Janis Grant, at the bride's home in Ogden on 9 December. . . . Cpl. Don Millsap and Miss Anita Mae Purdy were married in Elko, Nevada, on 10 December. Cpl. Millsap is with the Aircraft Repair sqdn. The wife and daughter of Cpl. Charles Posey, Aircraft Repair, have arrived here from Washington, D. C. . , . . Sgt. Ralph Martinson tf Tech. Supply, and Miss Arlene Smith were wed in Salt Lake on the 1st of December CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ." . . . in keeping with the true' Christmas seasonare going up around the base projects of the individual squadrons. Even in the early stages, it is evident that some of them are going to.be quite beautiful With the new paint job, and these decorations, the old desert area is certainly looking up. . . . The heavy equipment operators working on the runway extension are hoping the weather doesn't get too rough on them for a while longer. . . . Have heard many fine comments on Sbgt. Jackson James little outfit that plays over at the NCO Mess every Sun day evening from 6 to 9. He has a combo consisting of piano, bass, drums, trumpet, sax, and vocalist. . . . TSgt. Burge, chief clerk of Air Installations, isn't quite sure of the exact figures, but he believes that since last July. somewhere around 90 of that outfit has k is now present The word from Equipment Repair is that a new chief. If you have trouble MSgt. Clifford Rhoton, a former line Ski Shop in Brighton will rent locating skis, we have it that the Alpine them. We mention them here, because the man said that if you let them know vou are coming and plan to bring a party of five or six people. Did you hear he will rent the skis to airmen from Hill for half price who received many the one about the young couple, recently married, the wedding presents. Many were stylized, and read "His" or "Hers" on ser towels napkins, and so forth. A friend of theirs, and air force donated a surplus army geant temporarily financially embarrassed, you think that's a blanket The young bride asked her husband "Don'tUS to written on the the she as large pointed too little personal?" blanket Reemcj aq though we only had part of the dope on Communications boys renovated orderly room. Comes to light that the Air Installations and much know-hoplayed a very large part in the deal, furnishing labor !?.C J "-- T.TarU-Hmn- DANCING JjaiUtua,? i rn fhinb-" u t :. t ureierrine' " . airmen as memDers oi - 13 on the use of a lot currently frowning ";rv,rsaJr.tt"on, FBVUCSl allu wnat not clutterina' Ut) th imifnrTr. snip medals are out, and so are unit patches. .... .,. II VOU server! nvcranos 11.. i"? "ie war wicn an outtit, you may wear that units' nainh FOOD BEER GOOD 4iis I iyli til' ; cut-Dac- K i 5- a - i .... .... Let for .... us look and faith reassurance the New Year. in M IlillBBi ill .... 5V, PLAYHOUSE 16-in- ch For live WIIO-DA-TIIUNK-I- T? Dixie Nelson years, of rheubecause was an invalid matic fever. After a courageous battle, Dixie realized her ambition. She has been signed by a major motion picture studio to a long-ter- m M Only 11 sets in stock Select Now at DUNKLEY MUSIC CO. Blvd. 2521 Hat Comfort Washington OGDEN, UTAH contract. re-upp- ed kl Handsomely finished in rich mahogany or white oak, this compact console provides the superb Magnascope recwith picture system built-in and filter tangular tube, "concealed antenna. $359.00 C Plus top-kic- ... 1953 FREMOCO Station" Jour Friendly fte Juntion of Riverdale and Washington toad Terrace Approach Airman Gets Letter Santas Give Smart Of Commendation SheafferS CffOfCG 3. ti ' ,Vint evervone's hoping for! Sheaffer's u writing equipment, known world over for beauty, perwxance and satisfaction. STATESMAN IHSAffK'S 00;Pencn $4 00 Private First Class Ronald E. Gustaf son, . newly assigned control tower operator at the 1906th AACS Sauadron. received a letter of com mendation from Brigadier General James E. Powell, commanding gen eral of the 3380th Technical Train ing Wing, Keesler Air Force base, Mississippi, for "superior efficiency , while attending the control tower The letter said, in part, "xou Keen selected as the outstand in your class. Your de- student ing nar onri Tne eiiicient jua.11- iu icoi isirc in which you employed your time as a student is to ue menucu. vmir nnndnct as an. . air- .tnn fnr vou tne rt;oyc-those who worked with you in your training period., O&Sfa 1r Hir I OFFER'S V --- Corsages Cut Flowers THE BIG DIFFERENCE Resistol "SELF- - CONFORMING" for easy fitting comfort is in the exclusive construction of the leather. NO OTHER HAT HAS IT I Hats of course, the "San Antonio" is one of the most popular styles for business and casual wear. ...and, $7.50 and $10.00 and v ,.w f . ,.cackp' Pen, SPECIAL ADMIRAL o.wi CEMENTS " Choice The Design of Your YIRD ANN FLORAL SMALLEY ,!! fa I J I i9ttr,rf & Sporting Goods, Inc. tZD Wash. 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