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Show Prizes and Surprises Set for Carnival 01 ED FOR HILL AIR FORCBASRnrAB--- rjT-JUBUSH- IliD i -j Logistic Support Squadron rtivated Last Week at Hill 8th Remasters" Will Operate at Hill r l r- m 7? - Will Be Staffed By Expensive luxury items, such as the ones shown above, can be obtained with the "merchandise awards" that are being given away as part of festivities in the AFAS campaign. In addition to thousands of dollars worth of awards, a Bel Air Chevrolet will also be won on August 1. Captain Robert P. Sauzek, project officer for the campaign, and pretty Marlene Farr, secretary in the commissary, examine the lovely items. 470 Military And 12 C-12- 4's Special orders have been received from Headquarters, USAF, activating a new operational squadron at Hill Air Force Base, according to Colonel H. J. Kieling, base com- manaer. Plans Underway to Get The Baron' To Wrestle at Gala AFAS Carnival The new squadron will be staffed by approximately 470 officers and Excitement was growing higher at Hill AFB this week as more and airmen. A total of 12 air craft will operate out of Hill Air more events were scheduled for the ciant snorts and varietv show to r orce case, performing a logistical be held August 1 at Hill Air Force Base. support mission for the Air Mate Biggest news to be announced this week was the thrilling fact riel Command. that Hillfielders .may get a chance to see, free of charge, one of the Under the command of Lt. world's greatest wrestlers in action none other than "The Baron" Colonel Robert L. Foley, USAF, Baron Michele Leone. the 28th Logistic Support Squadron Captain Robert P. Sauzek, projwill be the first strictly operational ect officer of the show, said that professional talent will be preflying unit to be stationed at Hill plans are almost complete for the sented. Air Force Base since 1950. The entertainment will be free of wrestling star to put on a C-1- 24 of the landing gear of the giant aircraft his group will fly at Hill AFB is Lt. Cttael Robert Foley (right) commanding officer of the 28th Imstic Support Squadron activated at Hill AFB last week. Colonel I J. Kielirrg, Hill AFB commander, welcomes the new squadron to the base. the intricacies out hinting C-1- tlobemaster" Station Jib Radio in tic Switches uperation current for supplying MARS short at Hill Air w Base, were officially closed teekby Colonel H. J. Kieling, hewly reopened m radio station putting the commander, in oneration. sta-M- ck wiVi rennvnfp1 wv ttav&a powerful transmission PIlKeiVln? Vi 11511 emiinmoTif anci w B0 force Base MARS radio sta- p can now make direct contact w lar away Air Force in- ns as Yokohama, Tokyo, lMf and Ladd Air Force Alaska, San Antonio, with other MARS rations in thn vnna v along C-1- Bulletin For the tenth consecutive month, Utah leads the entire nation in percentage of federal workers who participate in the savings bond program, according to word received today at Hill AFB. This outstanding record is due largely to the almost unbelievably high participation of Hill AFB civilian employees in the bond buying program. Hill AFB has 96 per cent of it's employees in the payroll savings plan. Of the 29,597 federal employees in the state of Utah, 24,858 purchased defense bonds through the payroll savings plan. Nearly half, approximately 11,000 of the participants in Utah, are Hill these bases are Mather, Travis,1 Mountain TI, rt Among i 'back-break- ureal, "vmc, t "win the two "u.uuwijr,x. ACW ino"tns tne MARS Vina -- The sports and variety show is The "Globemaster" tail assembly stretches almost 50 feet in the air. scheduled to get underway SaturMore than 127 feet in length, the day, August 1, at Hill AFB at of ap 1 p.m. In addition to wrestd has a and 174 feet flys with ling matches, a variety show with proximately miles. a range of over 3,000 wing-sprea- C-1- Colonel Foley, commanding offi cer of the group, arrived at Hil Air Force Base last week to take command of the new opera -- nA Per Dollar Striving for More Air Force . A" V "Military LteJ j V. ?rrAf filiate Ra- - the MAre :7JAH and the of "ta-S- Z ? rJ times "HUtion- "on 1 ft, A- 7.50 the 11SO TVT ffyv?: Jit ADO Pnone calls business to he 11 wm. . urPose is to xf atl a semi- n4 Jpr the use of nmei in contacting Hil1 F. B. ia. J- -- KG. 13 done on a B. Cv Butt, commu. thai?111 Air Force ana Hill now connection with instRl1 ,i2o!.,letwwk' government. 11 f' . infZZ tefaPhe exceif::."3 - AH- - -- 14-' v -- i ciaA 5n saving. .farV Air Force dollar were cartwneei. silver a holds up laughs Boy Smith as he two have sav a ? rf These guch as these Reed (left) agrees. sick 'estabUsh such a good sick of their outstanding AFB i to Bil Areaa to for have made it possible other a are challenging leave record that they match It that miehty er' four-engin- tional unit. namuton, ...Weyenne bout at Hill AFB. "The Official activation date was de who is one of the most Baron," colorful termined to be the 8th of July, but wrestlers of all times, is the Pafull scale operation may not be cific Coast heavyweight champion set up for several months pending and is the former world heavythe completion of training periods weight champion. He lost his title and the arrival at Hill of all air a while back to Champion Lou craft and personnel. Theise. "The 'Continental Nobleman' is The unit will fly the famed 'Globemaster." This aircraft car- bound to put on a terrific show." ries a payload of up to 50,000 Captain Sauzek said. "He is noted pounds and is adaptable to many for two mean holds the e and the 'neckstretcher!" purposes. The giant planes have gained fame as the This is part of the entertainment carrying that is being Hospitals" "Flying planned for the giganwounded from the Korean battle tic carnival like party to be held at fields to hospitals in Japan. They Hill Air Force Base to raise funds can be converted to carry 200 for the Air Force Aid Society, troops with combat equipment or Captain Sauzek said. All proceeds can carry 13G stretcher patients of the event will go to the worthy with full hospital equipment. charity organization. charge, Captain Sauzek said. may bring their families and friends. However, only will be able to win the Hill-fielde- rs Hill-fielde- rs costly prizes. All types of concessions, rides, games of chance, food and drink will be on hand the day of the big show. The highlight of the day, of course, will be the giving away of the glamorous sungold and ivory Bel Air Chevrolet. In addition to this, dozens of merchandise awards will be given away which range in value from $25 to $300. These awards can be cashed at various stores in this locality. Tickets are now on sale for only $1.00 each, Captain Sauzek said. Winners do not have to be present at the show to win prizes. "However," Captain Sauzek said, "with such bigtime entertainment as "The Baron" on hand we know that all Hillfielders and their families will want to be there." is Proud of Sick Leave Record; Challenges Other AMA's to Beat It Hill Air Force Base is proud of its sick leave record! In fact, it is so proud that it wants to hand out a challenge to the rest of the Air Materiel Command: "Can any Air Materiel Area match the sick leave record Ogden AMA is now sporting?" : If they can, they've got to gol of slck le.ave! And they were used some, say Hill AFB officials. Be-- 1 cause Ogden is now boasting a 1.80 trouble with wounds suffered in record of paid sick leave. When World War I. who has Smith, you come up with a fancy figure worked at Hill AFB since March man hours cent of 1.80 like per 22, 1943 is chief of the operations available taken for sick leave branch of plans and operations ofAnd looks it especially that's good. fice, maintenance. He carries the good to the taxpayers pocketbook. maximum leave available now 882 What does such a good sick leave hours. record mean in dollars and cents ? Men aren't the only ones with records. Mary B. Reed, base has this at record outstanding the Well, overseas shipment control, materofficials much so that improved iel control division, supply and figure that thousands of dollars services, guards her sick leave with are saved every payday. a hawk eye. She has never taken What's the cause for such a good any time off because of sickness in the 11 years she's worked at the sick leave record? base. She does however, to "It's the employees," officials "taking an hour admit, or so once or twice and conscientious, say. "They're for a dentist appointment." thrifty, and eager to help." So there you are Hill Air Take Roy Smith for instance. is Base Force really, putting the Now there's a man with aI sick The all them Force to "More Air Per Dollar" slorecord top leave dollars he's saved with his good gan to work And they're anxiously record would make a mountain. In waiting to see if any AMA can On VMM of workine for the govern ment, he's taken ONLY six days beat 'em. |