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Show 1 II Hit? IP U. S. Air Force !7.v. . . . Specialist in Airpower i rfJWmrsf ' " ' VOL. 10 ' NO. 2 PUBLISHED AT KAYSVILLE, UTAH Big Mir itsgte 1 it Everything Set For AFA Event TunxTTTIMnrilvn Wheftler. Swrptarv tn Dpnntv one of nine nirector Inspection Division, Maintenance, displays fronhies'to be awarded during Suggestion Month to organizations in the suggestion progkavine the highest employee participation ram A goal of four hundred suggestions has been set for Feb-Lr- ? which was designated Suggestion Month by Brigadier Gen-erP. H. Robey, OOAMA Commander. JANUARY 25, 1957 Sppsoiii fat Wmt Final plans have jelled for the second annual Airpower Symposium which is set to get underway next week in Salt Lake City, according to Joe Jacobs, Utah Wing Commander, Air Force Association, sponsors of the event. The two-da- y symposium, which will be held Friday and Saturday, February 1 and 2, will feature addresses by famous air power experts, noted scientists, television personalities, and military and civic leaders from all over the world. All signs point to a most successful affair, Commander Jacobs """"fl said. Last year approximately 20,- JpjI&LJLj WmiAumwi The month of February has been designated "Suggestion Month" 000 people attended the various D. Governor WEEK Utah Hiil AIR POWER Clyde (seated George Air Force Base according to an announcement by Brigadier events of the symposium. tt center) signs a proclamation designating next week, Jan. 27 to General P. H. Robey, OOAMA Commander. The goal for this month Air Force Association officials Feb. 2. Air Power Week. Climaxing the week will be the two-da- y is four hundred employee suggestions, and several trophies will be pointed out that the purpose of symposium sponsored by the AFA. Others m the photo are (left iwarded to the symposium is to focus puborganizations having to right) Joe Jacobs, AFA Utah Wing Commander; Maj. Gen. endar year, trophies will be lic attention on air power as the outstanding participation and adoptiMaxwell Rich, Utah State Adjutant General; and Brig. Gen. P. II. on rates. permanently awarded - to organikey to survival and to promote Robey, OOAMA Commander. In designating this Utah as the air power state. special month, zations which have- the best the General said, "I will The event is scheduled to get will include CoL expect achievement in the suggestion A Youth Forum at 2:30 p.m. Shoup, ill supervisors to take for the year. This will underway Friday at noon with a Brig. Gen. Robert Harry program personal afternoon will see eight L. and Saturday Scott, and be based on employee participa- kick-oaggressive action to encouraluncheon at the Lafayette Percy A. Wood. Utah High School students and ge employee participation I tion, adoption rate, and savings Ballroom at Hotel Utah, according from the Army, have observed Friday will be topped off with an representatives realized by the Air Force as a to Jim Bonner, Program Chair debate the and Air recently Force, Navy OOAMA's Air Fraternity Rally at the Ft. subject "Resloved, We Must Have . . employee man. suggestion result of the suggestions. program is lagging somewhat . . . In addition to the trophies, four The Governor of Utah, Hon. Douerlas Officers' club beginning a Single Military Service." This is a condition which, I exp- individual medals will be awarded George D. Clyde, is scheduled to at 8:30 p.m. Five distinguished air Dr. Ferenc Nagy, former Prime ect will be corrected power experts are scheduled to Minister of Hungary will be the very soon." at the end of the year. Three of With Maj. Gen. Robert Landry, featured speaker at the Airpower. speak: Your 6 regard to suggestion the medals will be given to emSee Page for Gen. Winston P. Wilson, Col. Mai. "onth, Mr. Leslie T. to be held at the LafayNorton, ployees in Maintenance, Supply, Special Invitation John C. Meyer, Brig. Gen. J. G. Banquet Chairman, Incentive Awards and other directorates and staff ette Hotel Utah, at C:30 Ballroom, Committee, said that all Hopkins and Brig. Gen. J. E. who have had the most 2. Theme Feb. of his address Feaemployoffices, p.m., address. give the welcoming es re urged to assist in reach-- g suggestions Break-U- p the tured be will of the "Has the during be will adopted affair the for speaker the goal and Thiners eet underway on Satur Red Empire Begun?" The other medal will be Ray O. "suggmaking Lines year. Air United Mertes, estion month" a success Ed event will be The two-da- y by submpresented to the employee who Executive from Chicago, whose day, Feb. 2, with an Airpower 10 a.m. at itting ideas for improvement. submits the suggestion resulting at ucation a gala Golden off with Symposium topped Progress the Starlite Gardens, Hotel Utah. At the end of subject will be "Scientific Air the to Ball in at the Rainthe suggestion savings Youth." Anniversary month, greatest to It's mm challenge Dr. bow Randevu. A feature of this trophies sponsored by the Force. Four speakers, keynoted by the is Jet-age Conference A tmhan Welfare Council Roland H. Spaulding of N.Y.U., event will be the selection and will be Quality of employee suggestions next event scheduled for 2:30 will warded on a discuss "Opportunities in crowning of Utah's Miss Airis being stressed as well as quanbasis. 1 Starlite temporary at the February p.m w trophies will go to organiza-- m Needs of power which will see three girls Aviation menalso He said. Mr. Norton Hotel Utah. Speakers Aviation."and Educational tity e Directorate of Mainte- tioned that it is easy to submit Gardens, from Hill AFB in competition nance; three to The scene then shifts to an with nine other winners throughSupply; and three an idea. "You just have to comdlrectorates and staff plete an AF Form 1000 and foraward's luncheon to be held Feb. out the state. Rolfe Petersen, rf TV star, will emcee the affair. 2 at 12:15 p.m. in the Lafayette ATTN. Incento ward ACRO, it id gh ethe nd of each month, tive Awards Committee, or place Ballroom, Hotel Utah where Dr. Drawing for J Dean E. Wooldridge, missile ex trip to Hawaii and hundreds remainder of 1957 it in the handy new suggestion ?lWles TH1 be awarded to box located on the north side of pert, will discuss "The Missile Era of dollars worth of other prizes will climax the evening. of Airpower." near the turnstiles. having the high- - Kuildinofor th? appropriate daily are up picked Suggestions' tne end of the cal from this box," ne saia. al ttroary.'PreeW mm ggmXmm Month . . ... that ff - y1 ft - S-fi- . EDITORIAL What's Air Power to You? TV Air Frce Base should pay particular attention Febralarv 1 an A o Airpower Symposium at Salt Lake City on KP service, we should actively sup-b- y Port thlethan &ye h ius the Lncepfc of air Pwer and education that is being aired IIiU iortncomine to symposium. ?s we ms,y have thought of it, we individually are iwt as much a part of United States Ptones and men that fly. In fact, we owe , a?.the e concePt that air power is the dominant mili- rnil'11.1-- 6 airYni our Ink! tary Thp TH W v.lnthe fcken worW today, ;YlnS of the Air Force Association has under-Sor- ? vaults of the symposium. behind them and help them. One way we can Purchase tickets to the Golden Anniversary e ?nl means the AFA has of financing this a lot,out of buying a ticket for just $1. you'll a ?ala dance at the Rainbow Randevu youH a chanpA 0f all w,nmng a free trip for two to Hawaii and most you'll get a power. feeling that you're helping to promote air- J? W', heln ; Baluwhieh event. You'll ?et admission A i M If--- Three top beauties at Hill AFB were chosen from a field of twelve contestants who paraded in bathing suit and evening wear at the beauty contest held last week Loving cups were presented to tion Secretary in Aircraft Planthe girls who will be known as ning, Maintenance, who resides at "Miss Airpower" for Hill AFB 2.'1T2 Orchard Avenue, Ogden. Free Trip to Hawaii? take Ihese girls will compete in the to the Ute Squadron of the Air and fun be it Wouldn't Wow! a Force Association. They will par- state contest at the Rainbow Ran a flying trip to Hawaii with finals to devu on Saturday, February 2. have ticipate in the state-wid- e partner of your choiceand AnniverGolden bill? AF the at held be the They will compete with finalists someone else pick up which will 2 from other Ball organizaLefler (above), February sary E. Ask Mr. E. in in the state of Utah for the week tions Utah. of the climax Airpower winner last was year's he connecMiss Gaye Anderson, secretary title of Utah Miss Airpower. free trip given away in in Maintenance, Judges for last week's beauty tion with the AFA symposium.I wasAircraft Planning, bout Hill winner for last pointed out their task was a proclaimed year fabulous trip He had a reone. hard The AFB. of Competition was so close beauty winning You've got a chance do sides at 2711 Washington Blvd., Og- between the last six finalists that to have All you it this year. Golden den. they were separated by only three is buy a $1 ticket to theaddition The Ute Squadron's regal crown points in a total of fifty. and in Ball Anniversary dance was presented to Miss Claudette Judging the event were Selby to admittance to that gala JUST clerk AFA official; Major Henfrom Cook, Tanner, typist you Rainbow, at the Information Services Of lives bhe in WHO ry Tracy, ONE Operations, Flight THE MIGHT BE and Mrs. Rada Taylor, Per- TO Svracuse, ficer; TRIP FREE THE WINS You Named alternate lor both titles sonnel Services, HAWAII. Try it, anyway! was Miss Dixie Adams, 20, Sec- -' (See Page 12 for photo.) be lucky! might air-mind- wl 0U3 task in bringing to Utah's attention the Indir.??i air power in the worl today. attention will be focussed on the Ogden Air Material a a and 1,1,1 A5r Force Base. We should all great-S- o, 'y benefit 3 k Three Top Beauties named For Miss Airpower Finals ed |