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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 2 July 2Q Hold Military Awards Ceremonv Call Pix for Insurance Co.; Commdr's Reviewed By August GCA's in Premiums to Pilots Pay Info Services Office week ' 1906th AACS Forms last Safety conscious members of the 1906th AACS Squadron The August Commander's Call , formed a new "Life Insurance" company at Hill AFB. are in and available for book films The Airways and Air Communications Service operates the Ground ings" it was announced tooay Dy Controlled Approach radar system the Information Services Office. at Hill AFB. And it is issuing ivs The film for August for airmen Base new life insurance to pilots who entitled "Firepower" and runs is will pay a premium of at least 28 minutes. Photographed in coior six ground controlled approaches at th TVlin AFB firepower de each month. monstration, the film shows ine Air Tom Petit, Hill AFB Flying firepower capabilities of 4theStar-fireinan 4 said that Force. Thunderjets, Safety Specialist, Scor6 Sabre jets, 9 surance policy would be issued to are US aircraft to other AFB encourage and Hill all pilots pions ' shown in action as they rain rockthem to use the system at all times. While there is no regulation reets, bombs, and bullets on all types during of targets. quiring pilots to use GCA Also for use in the airman s can good weather, a pilot must practice using the system so that he if Commanders desire is the latest Air Force Digest. This montns may be guided on to the ground of the l.t. Cnl. Frd C Johnson fWnfprY Hill li r during limited visibility. digest includes sequences DI!lall, Force Air of four presentation of commendation letters A to MSfft HamM nuDStei repatriation H. R. Wheeler, NCO in TSgt. aaTlih tiadnr Fvalnntinn Flight ani of i the n..V, were who prisoners pilots Controlled chare-of the Ground shots of Chinese Communists, Logistic Support Squadron. Hobster took NCO of ihl m I Approach system, and who fostered and Zavislak was named Airman of the Mmui, f honors Force Air Academy, of the models crew the insurance idea, said his In were Lt. Col. Robert L. Foley (extreme ton o umtorm attendance summer new the of scenes' automatically keeps a GCA fix on trainand Maj. John J. Hutchinson (extnW .' l!S Force Commander, of Log Air and personnel all aircraft landing at Hill AFB, in Officer in Charge, 4677th Communications Chinese Nationalist pilots H ing and can "talk the pilot down" to American of use equipment. the -- I the runway at any time. ,mmriU.A.ri The special film for Olticer's NodFd "This insurance policy will pay Call is entitled "The Dilemna of Col. F. C. Johnson Lt. Middle the in big dividends to any pilot in the U. S. Foreign Policy iirmuii-iNv- w form of a safe, accurate, and deHon East." Runing 40 minutes, this pendable landing radar approach Lt. film shows Asistant Secretary of during bad weather. The pilot must ' ereSeied State George V. Allen discussing Airman and NCO of the Month for June. with East Middle keep in practice in using the GCA in the Problems u Ji MSgt. Harold Hobster, 4677th Radar Evaluation . system to do this," Wheeler said. IN t? W TJjll cfjOT1a at Katinnal War named to the NCO spot while Alc , usm, Colleee in Washington, D. C. Such Major D'Jack Klingler, Flight Colonel Fred C. nrohlems as Russia's desire for Rudolph Zavislak, 28th Logistic Lieutentant cited Officer at Hill, Support Squadron, copped Airman Operations has been named Hill Air warm water ports, the Arab-Israe- li honors. the excellent flying safety record Johnson Commander. He re which way India will go The awards were presented of base pilots in the past. He added, Force Base y Col. Harry J. Kieling who problem, places in the cold war, and the general Lt. Col. Fred C. Johnson, Base '52 CHEV STA.WG! however, that the safety experts rar to the transierred threat of Communism in the Mid Commander. are. not content to rest on a past recently East. dle East are discussed by Mr. Alrecord. The two men will be feted by R. and H. .. .. to his new assignment Col. len in this interesting and inform Prior the Ogden Chamber of Commerce He said, "We are willing to do Johnson served as Base Executive ative film. to a special program including free 53 FORD STA. WG almost anything to make AF pilots and Troop Commander. Commanders who wish to use lodging, tree meals, and constantly aware of the safety fac The colonel reported to Hill Ar B anv Qf the films in their August hotel tors in flying. In fact, we think in February 1954 from an assign- - Commander's Call are reauested to shows'. .1 I R.andH. ill c& Information Services Sgt. Wheeler's insurance policy ment as commanaer Hobster, a native of Doylestown, oi tne Ofiice, idea is so good that we have is- Troop Carrier Group. The atin 13 in has served the 53 DODG- E374th Ext. 243, and book the films as Ohio, years sued policy number one to Maj was the first outfit to be SO(ni as nossible. Also, command- - AF and is an aircraft maintenance Gen. Tillery, OOAMA Commander, overseas during the Kor- - ers or their representatives who inspector in the 4677th. During and policy number two to Col. L. L, assigned conflict. ean R. and H so desire may secure the films for World War II he served in the Kunish, Deputy Commander." African and Middle East Theatre, A native ot union, mont., uoi, preview. and was attached to the 315th '51 MERC Johnson moved to Salt Lake City Troop Cari-ie- r with his parents in 1919. He graduWing during the R. and H. Korean conflict. in REAL ESTATE School West ated from High Hill Former O'drive Employee 1929. In 1933 he received his BA Zavislak, a veteran of more than five years in the AF, is assigned '52 MERC. R degree in business from the Uni Believes in Keeping FOR SALE as an airborne radio mechanic with versity of Utah. During his junior Up-to-Da- te Officials R. and H. Col. at John the the logistics squadron. He served 3 nice bdrm year KAYSVILLE university, Very of ROTC Colonel was Cadet son the 36 months to Korea in attached O'drive brick with attached garage, hv Civilian Personnel officials at detachment and member of Scab Hill AFB don't have any trouble the 4th Fighter-InterceptWing. ing room carpeted, large kitchen bard and Blade, Landscaped lot with wonderful keeping posted on what the AI He is married to the former Cleone '52 BUIC- KFollowing graduation, the colon is doing, thanks to an unoffocia Barnes of Kaysville and now re view on quiet street. This home R. & H. el entered flying training at Ran Air Force historian. sides in Koy. will G. I. Dynaflow receiving pilot ... 2 bdrm frame dolph Field,l OxTexas, FARMINGTON J. J. Mia fiver oc?cinm in winoo " " 470 S. ZICC who lives 12th E at "1 was wilii lhs i in.t nDumuaru- - tielder, 51 CHEV. home, large kitchen, very deep meiib no... nr t o.u t t -ri VACATIONERS lot with fruit trees, berries, nice ment Group, March Field, Calif. Parley Green and Ralph Barneck, at 1. lAOrV "VV"J will . jio.-- both of materiel facilities, recently garden, irrigating water. Total Tnl..A. uhulcu Ut.J tuc .1 uui. uiiuiauu j.ii .1. r w.iv .ucin. R. and H j Aul 10 ms. returned from vacations. Farley price $8,000.00. w.rVf. ine first 7 1 to arrive at the Salt Lake ... rersonne in rm.. uieuus ; ine uivinan LAYTON Now is the time to nc Denver toured with his family, '53 HUDSON jiuiiii;ipcn mipui u .lino was W1B nff j, while Ralph took in Puget Sound Air Corp's first four wince, buy this 2 bdrm shake with ga- first time the Hill employees who started work in Ill R. and H. rage, large lot with plenty of engine bomber had been seen in Washington. Korean the V-ing Mat the base during shrubs and -- shade trees. Sprin- the Intermountain West. O'drive Ml win remember hirn as Achaeologist: "In the tombs ex kling system in front; range, Transferring to inactive duty in coninct Frig, carpeted, living room and ate 1939, Col. Johnson became a "Pop" Reese, genial chief of the cavators found the remains of a '51 LINCOLN bedroom set, Venetian blinds, ev- nilot for Colonial Airlines. In 1941 employment section. Although re man with one foot in his mouth." R. and H. he was rated an aircraft Captain. tired, he is still loyal to the Air Sociologist: "Amusing. An an erything goes for $9,000.00. Hydro. cient politican, no doubt." 2 YR. OLD 2 bdrm shake, close lhe colonel was chief pilot for Force 8W to school, owner will consider the company for a year prior to re 52 OLDS. car on trade towards down pay- call to active duty with the Air ment, or small down payment Corps m 1942. $15 and balance like rent. Priced at During World War II. he served R. and H. with the .aHIHA' $9,S00.00. Ferry Command in the 53 CHRY. NEWru owner wants to Atlantic area and later the Alaskan Area. Following his return to in. sell this shake, its $16! duty in 1945, Col. Johnson years old, 21 ft. living room, large active joined Colonial Airlines. He again kitchen with utility room. S far Swvfat ftfsoW was recalled to duty in 1915 and this and let's have your offer. 53 PONTIA- Ca accepted regular commission in EXCELLENT 3 bdrm brick ram- tne Air rorce. bler with garage, large lot with Tof TaVTM rear fenced with redwood, nicelv decorated, good sized kitchen with 51 OLDS Hotpoint Electric Dishwasher sutrrANTiM. uwao , and disposal. Laree utility, soft HiH Too TlmM iii an onnffiril water system. Will G. I. on 23 pnoer noMtahcd tit.wMll. v- - ti j IMMEDIATE SXVKH Holiday Company. Kayrrllle. TTfah, In yr. loan. See it this week for the Printing tne Intcrrftt of nmnnn.l . n:n i sriciAL ruvHxss best buy m Layton. Fore. Pn.e. Utah, mil Top Time '52 BUICK th ArmH Force. flerr-fpreM STATES1DI AIO OYCCSSAt MSWIAHCI WANTED in Kaysville, 2 bdrms $13 " th. f. Ffr.rN'w s'-e- . brick, basement. We have cus . i.ommana Preat Service. Riveria UFf ffcOnCTKSM AVAKACU Material Super contained In theaa aerrleea. tomers for this type of home tne exception of thoxe marked contact us if you are thinking of wun copyrlchted" or "nyndicatH," may b repr'nted provided selling yours. nmper " th AFPS. AFN8 or DUCHESNE COUNTY 120 acre exprewed herein Ranch. 3 bedroom white shake WtHrn tedov far I " represent thoM of Foree. home m good condition. Water, JJ . Priced at $9,000.00. $1,000.00 dn l i ,Trfn"nt to th I f GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES PINANCI COMPANY i will handle, 600 per yr. on bal TO $300.00 Commander s, F-9- F-8- F-8- F-8- A ..'" e ,i Zavislak and Hobster Rate june s lvnntary Col. Johnson fiPR HO VALUES A C-1- 24 2-D- R- 2-D- or I . t.., T I B-1- 1. r1 - 1 1 1 4-D- OUT-OF-TOW- R. N Hill Top Times re-mI- ff eredita-ftjp'L"- 20 "" OTHERS y fv-- T. A Editor ance. REAL ESTATE contract for sale, irtcruire with us. DAVIS COUNTY REALTY LAYTON, REALTOR Thone Sun. or Evejr"iLee 766-- 173 So. Main 208- R I L. E. ANDERSON IN GOLDEN AfRFS TWO BEDROOM SIfAKP Home 2 years old, improved ioi, nardwood floors 886 Laverde Rtrppt Phone Knva. Layton, ' - " nini " n tlf i i i 147 (YiK. W. LAMCASTIt f0 tT WOITK, TIXAt RANGING j mQi NOTHING' NO MORE THAN PER M0. $20 KNIGHT MOTOR; J 3725 Riverdale PHONE 27 |
