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Show HILL TOP TIMES Ilv30,195 J prize Fish -- I Three-Da- y Pass, Money Ready for Getting Ready For Next Week's Tourney Designer of Best Emblem for 461st fit ICDIcL .Wanna win a pass and bucks? f &v vis Then here's your chance; The 4Clst Bombardment Wing, Light W f is looking for an emblem to represent their organization. j They have arranged for a $25 dollar prize and a nass for th nm i !i me most f wno suuuuis appropriate three-da- y - . j. . s. design for their The emblem should be a pictorial, heraldic design portraying the mission and history of the 461st Bombardment Wing,' Light. The contest is open for all military personnel whether they are assigned to the 461st or not. Contest closes August 20. Designs for organizational coats of arms and squadron emblems must avoid giving possible offense to religious bodies, nations, states, municipalities, and federal agencies, according to AF Reg. No. The regulation states , " I 35-1- 5. 5.; mi 1 1 show orierin(1) Designs must r J l 11 i aiiw ana simplicity, vzy iNot in fringe upon a copyright, (3) Not imitate other adopted designs such j 1 I I I y i ami- - i , . ; Forst (above) has about more n dreaming ifishine trios to Bear Lake here he caught this flieatitv. The fish, a Mackinaw flrout, was 32 inches long. Iforst is an aircraft radio and tlectric equipment installer in aircraft repair branch. lharles R. y spatk 50 indet ffl tie usual 14-pou- na 20 bout ry ool fire m ' V k as the Flag of the United States; flags or symbols of foreign nations; flags or designs of politi cal, fraternal, or religious bodies; seals, decorations, badges, medals: (4) Not bear symbols of a morbid nature or games of chance. (5) Not bear numerals and lettering (mottoes are acceptable when used on .ribbons or scrolls, (6) Not S2 CVOn 1 SJ 25 coat-of-arm- 0 Page 7 refer to specific ereoeranhic loca- - , three-da- y . mm 3 s rnXo--- - " Hornet Baseball Team Getting In Shape For Two Tournaments The Hill Hornets baseball team, after capturing the first half in the Wasatch championship Amateur Federation League and loss compiling a five win-on- e record in the second half, seem to have gained ton form for th Northwest Conference Tournament that will be played at Fairchild AF Base, Washington. Th Hornets had little trouble in dropping Cresent, Cyo, Utah Power Light and Tooele Ordnance Depot, but met tough opposition in tne looele Oity Team and drop ped a close game to the present league leaders. The Hill baseballers are entered in the American Baseball Confer ence tournament at Helper, Utah, which is scheduled to begin July 31st. The winner of this tourna ment will decide the Semi-pr- o Champions for the State of Utah Polishing up the softball diamond for the Northwest Conference Softball tournament that will be held at Hill AFB next week are three local airmen (left to right) A2C Carlo L. Crispino, SSgt. Jerome M. Green, and A2C John W. Scanlon Eight Teams Scheduled to Arrive For Northwest Softball Tourney tions. Emblems entered in the contest Shortly after returning from The Northwest Conference Softball tournament will get underway I and a brief explanation of their Helper the team will depart for next week on the Hill AFB softball park with eight Air Force Bases should be submitted.to significance Fairchild AF Base and the North XGA by August 20. Further in- - west Conference. throughout the Northwest vieing for conference laurels and a cTvance j formation may be obtained by con for a spot in the coveted Air Force tacting TSgt. Getlin, Ext. 675.' World Wide finals in early for Appointment to Applications ennis Player From Base Hospital , i .11 AF Academy Now Being Accepted l pi . O: rp; ! ii ins oiiiyit?s ii Lit; ul ruiiuxniu The contest will be held at Hill from August 0 until August 15. Defending champions for the Northwest Conference title is Fairchild U. now for S. Force is Air Washington. "The accepting appoint applications AlC William H. Van Riper of the 2791st USAF Hospital became AFB, to the first class of the United States Air Force Academy, sched Runnerup honors in 1953 went to first tennis player from Hill AFB to win title when ments uled to enter the Academy in July 1955 at a temporary site at Denver, Larson AFB, Washington, with the captured the Northwest Conference Singles championship at Fair-- Colorado. Hill AFB Hornets finishing in third d AFB this week. place last year. The U. S. Air Force is now accepting applications for appoint- m winning the Competition should be equally Van title singles Springs, Colorado, as announced June 24 by becretary ot the Air as keen for the 1954 tourney with ber earned a slot in the world-l- e beingeliminated. A2C Robin Force Harold E. Talbott. all teams sharing a good chance Air Force tournament to be Nakabayaski and 2nd Lt. Bliss of for championship honors. a next montn. Stanley were eliminated in the The first class willOf consist 255 RANK It should be hard to pick a these, Ither Hill racket stars also made early rounds. Hill finished in third 300 Air Force cadets. tournament favorite at this time, Air Mcthe will chosen be Force, id showing at the behind one by point place just tourney. First according to Joe Hess, athletic examinations, Charles L. Nutt, legal officer, Chord AFB and three points behind after competitive director. In games played between nominated ranced to the semi-finabefore team champs from Fairchild AFB, from among candidates U. the bases so far Larson Northwest Conb of the Members by defeated Fairchild in two has and Repregress. Each Senator and Hill has gained two games to nominate authorized is sentative Srst victories in three tries over Larson. not to exceed ten candidates. The Little is known as yet about the 255 vacancies allotted to Members entrants in the tournament. other of Congress will be divided among peal Local softball fans are urged to re state each with 48 states, the attend all of the conference games. The first half were decided recently in the National ceiving a number of vacancies pro championships Games will be played daily starting B American to its total softball league participated in by local squadrons. representation portional at 2 p.m. and continuing through in Congress. the evening at the Hill softball pACS became the. Nntinnnl The remaining 45 cadets will park located immediately east of gue champs by defeatiner 28th for Fun number of other soura come from the base gymnasium. Additional ui an extra inning con-Tand Reserve be details obtained Regular including ces, may by con crushing blow was a BEAUTIFUL BABE "Do you p'ojr bridg7" xnose Force 565. Air Ext. Among e run by personnel. tacting SSet. Ken FipIHs enlisted airSeveral lads were seated in a eligible to apply are lAACS over the left fiplH fennn one year of aca few glasses the men with at least bistro .Small towns have more gossips CS won the do not hold league with an un other having who officers tive one half hour because duty, it's more fun watching a Every night. dated record of 7 wins and no ana warrant DAFFYNITIONS: Eraser: Device game when of them would glance at a hard Retmlar commissions you know the players. wonder neoole what makiner for officers. These individuals can com- vou wrote in the first place. . he American he'd turn back to the rest of pete ior military Leaeue Chamns Thenhnva Optimist: Fellow who talks about Race track: The only place where and tell them: the gressional vacancies . .... x out what a fool he used, to De . to be you will find windows that clean fed the 764th Bomb iui Basic " requirements eligibility vet Barbed wire: Critical telegram "Not fadron. people. Thev rflntllTH Amain. s aDDlicants are as follows: Mason-Dixo- n Line: Hello, Sugah . , a witn mis nui yet uuot- - - iu honors by cominc nn with a wnat j ure . . Resort: Place where people "After all else fails, not many Tndividnnl must" nave aiiaineu ii - ioartenuer i j nsncu. . ' i me nesstit-1-ii. l. M of 7 wins and one loss. oora ftf 17 VearS anu Iliuat iiwfc Va crather to tell one another what people will stoop to deceit. Most it 1 x w e , expiauicu vu ' . Julv yu4 - i of the year wonderful towns they're from. lwill try it first." soon as r tnat dbS oia "as roes, 'nrrtt I.I HI II TTl " L11C starts to look beautiful we know u VAAVWW De citizen must emy. lie we've had enough. (Pen Your Head Is Well U. S.t of good moral character, have been married, and 31 roomed and Your Hair must be medically quaimea ior GENEROUS SCOTCHMAN Neatly Cut incr training, C. STRINGHAM JEWELRY and cold was windy The day Detailed information as to now (THAT'S A when the ferry set out. Soon two eligible Air Force personnel may MORRY) "See Stringham" very comely young girls began to arDiy for military vacancies will REFRESHMENTS FREE Theater tu Building smver wim me cum. uwwug uuit custriDuieu SERVED EARRINGS ROY, UTAH troubles, the ferry captain shouted ftg soon as possible. is mere a muctviiituo" Eligible Air rorce personnel u WATCH REPAIRING into the crew's quarters: active duty can make applications there big enough to keep two . rvmeressional vacancies by con- world famous Cal Stringham attended Bradley Horological Institute, Peoria, or young ladies warm?" tactine United States Senatorsstate beIllinois, where he received schooling in Watch Repair, Jewelry voice their from "Nn." renlied a t0vM from barber Shop Repair and Engraving. Has had 4 years at watch bench. meres dui of resiaence. iow, xo :n . here who's wining try, new jeweler in Roy. with Come in and - ls Half Champions Named in Squadron Softball Play he lest " -- ..... I C 1- -:J d. A-ca- I I I 1 A. A. 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