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Show tilL,li TOP TIMES Page 2 Two Checks Local Brochure Named Entry In AF Fire Contest National Fire Prevention Week brochure, prepared by the Hill AFB fire department, has been chosen as one of three entries in the Air Force fire protection contest. Fire Chief Paul Ronnfeldt said that at AF level one will be chosen as the best from each AF command. AMC entries were received from many of its subordinate activities with Ogden AMA's chosen among the top three. November i - St f . pacv nnve rr Willis rmwJr vohirl rpnairman. shows how will his suggestion improve winter operation of trucks. His suggestion earned him $50. New Method Spells Less Trouble For Servicing Truck Operators truck operators tion of fuel that frequently caused trouble with their an explosion. To correct the sitvehicles this winter due to an idea uation, Crowder suggested a sepdeveloped by Willie Crowder, ve- arate control switch for the heater Oil servicing will have less First Security take-home-p- ay Checking Account Both husband and wife have the coavenbiu-of paying bills by chock with a joint e First Security Checking Ac- count. You get extra conveniences, too. The partner working on the lias the conveB-ts- e nience of our Base Bank, while cither husband or wife may us? any of First Security's office? in the Ogden area: 24(h & Washington Blvd. 2722 Washington Blvd. South Ogden 3Sth & Washington Bivd. North Od en 400 East 2600 North Open your account now at Building (south end of Cafeteria.) Choice of 2 Accounts Regular or Checkway S-2- 30 FIRST security bark MemWr F. D. I. C. Building Hill Air Force Base S-2- 213 North $00. F-1- 01 haz-zar- d. . Robert V. Folkman, HOOPER: Carl J. Manning,, Wall Avenue, Ogden, also an R & D officer in Material Manage- MURRAY: Carl N. Erickson, ment. Folkman suggested discon- HUNTSVILLE: Ruth Stoker tinuance of the practice of providing field activities with MILAR "ARE YOU a natural born drawing kits, used in the manu- zen of the United States? facture of certain parts for were now Caesarean." "No, aircraft because the kits being put to a very limited use. Others receiving suggestion SEAMAN: "Shall I leave i hicle repairman- - His suggestion fuel pump. The second switch alimpi-ovlows will winter operation of the preheater to heat suffithe trucks and increased his ciently before fuel is introduced into the combustion chamber and $50. When the temperature drops, oil thus eliminates the damage awards were: flows as slowly as proverbial "moon?" lasses in wintertime" and must be Mr. Crowder lives at G052 South, OGDEN: Alfonso Bernal, $15; dim lights Tnra the dimttii "No. Wave: heated before it can be used to 2275 West, Eoy. His wife, Anna, Linden H. Belnap, $10; Adam A. Boservice an aircraft. This is done works in Supply. Mabel off." E. Bengoechea, $25; by a gasoline heater in the forward end of the unit. The fuel heater and igniter were wired on the same circuit. This resulted in an excessive accumula- e with a En-sming- er, C-1- 24 Membership in the HILL AFB GOLF CLUB YOU Two checks for $500 topped the berg, $10 and $35; Harry recently presented to $18.33; Russell M. Da rr,. Hill AFB workers in return for George A. Ford, $25; E rV their' good suggestions. cinsey, $30; Leona M. Janl Paul B. Sanderlin, 1705 27th Nolan H. Keck. Sinnsen, $lo; Louis G. Opp, $25. A Street, Ogden, and Leo J. 2138 West 5075 South, M. Redden, $18.33; Tessie W rf Roy, divided one $500 award for erts, $10: Lowell ft. sm' 1 their suggestion concerning recap- Stella N. Smith, $20 and $15. J riet A. Varney, $20; GeorW ping of aircraft tires. Sanderlin and Ensminger, Ma- losmua, $10. LAYTON: Arthur L. Con teriel Management R and D officers, teamed up to suggest that $10; Dennis A. Fraughton, aircraft be Cleo M. Ganswich, $30; Tony tires used on authorized a third retread. Prior Tezak, $15. SALT LAKE CITY: Edwin to adoption of their idea, tires were disposed of after the second Jaeger, $30; Emily K. Jude, retread had received maximum and $10; Lelan Q. McMichael,! SUNSET: Don L. R wear. The suggesters reasoned, B. Breeden, $25; Murravl Neil the that recovery high however, rate of such tires would warrant iNicnois, UIjISARFIEI a third recapping, making pos- Irene W. McCord, $30; Donald! sible approximately 145 more Stevens, $120. ROY: Kenneth Bunch, $25; Alfred J. Wesl landings. KAYSVILLE: to Shirley L. LaJ went check Another $500 . GIFT: for for S500 Top Avar 39 awards THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS ADVANTAGES ij For Suggestions Presented to A BAUJG 28, Sest Health Record Achieved in 1CG0 "The best health record in the history of the Air Force frill be achieved during li'.OO if the present favorable health picture continues," Maj. Gen. Oliver K. Niess, Air Force Surgeon General, said recently. "Health indexes for the p?iiod January to June J COO are well below those of previous years," General Niess continued. "The non effective ratio for the first C months of 1MJO was O.S per l.'i.O compared to a ratio of 14.S for 1h? rimilar p3iiod of ir."2. Addi-- i nal information for August and September shews a continuation of this favorabb b?r.lth trend for U. S. Air Force p?rsonnel." AF Petik Valuable "It is important to ken Air Force "personnel in top physical condition and good health beer use of the considerable savings of time and expens?," General Nioss sn'd. "Air Force p?orle are so valuable in that they hrve so much technical training and education that even any ope day an airman loses is a real exprme to the government, "While the USAF Medical Service thinks of medicine in a humanitarian way, we must also think in economic terms if the Air Force is to stretch its dollars to save the taxpayers' money. 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