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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 6 . ISIS NEW POSITION Col. Lyster Reassigned As Chief, Missile IM has been of chief the Misas reassigned DiCol. David K. Lyster sile Inventory Management vision, Materiel Management Directorate. The colonel formerly was chief of the Skybolt Division in the same directorate. The division recently was inactivated. Colonel Lyster reported to Hill AFB in February, 1960 from the U.S. Air Force's Ballistic Division at South Ruislip, England, where he was commander for European Operations. The division checked out Thor missiles for the Royal Air Force. Native of Childress, Tex., Bills Introduced in 88th Congress Interest Military, Civilian Workers Washington (AFNS) Bills tirement of interest to military and civilian members of the Air Force have been introduced in the 88th Congress during the past two weeks. Included on the list was H.R. 5213 which would provide that members of the armed forces may not be held liable for damage to property of the armed forces except where the damage was caused by willful and wan ton negligence and where the member has been afforded an op- portunity for a hearing. H.R. 5199 would provide for housing loans to veterans of service in the armed forces of the United States who are residing abroad. Colonel Lyster entered the service as a flying cadet in 1939 and won his pilot's wings in 1940 at H.R. 5170 would amend title 38, U.S. Code, to eliminate the requirement that veterans must have served 90 days or more during World War I, World War some 500 hours on tagon and as commander of II or the Korean conflict to quali patrol on both the U.S.'s Vandenberg AFB, Calif. and other pur fy for He wears the Legion of Merit poses. pension east and west coasts. Later he was assigned to England where with one oak-lecluster, DisH.R. 5014 would provide for he flew 29 missions as a 7 tinguished Flying Cross with the crediting for civil service re- pilot and later as a squadron one cluster, Air Medal with five commander. clusters, and French Croix de Guerre with a gold star. the Assignments following war include duty at headquarHe resides on base with his (Continued from Page 1) ters U.S. Air Force at the Pen- - wife and daughter. outside area of the base. Personnel in offices, shops and warehouses will complete their chores Apr. 19. Fire Chief' Paul Ronnfeldt said that directorates and troop commanders will set up their own program for their respec n AFB, Ohio (AFPS) Three Air Force vol- tive areas to insure that the unteers are testing life support systems for orbital space flights acbe may cleanup thoroughly here in a unique double-walle- d capsule. not inter still and complished A2C Paul II. Hankin, A3C Carl J. Long and A2C Gilbert fere with production on the date Taylor will remain in the cap-- l designated. ule 14 to 30 days rebreathing In offices, it is recommended the same air over and over as it that personnel clean out desk drawers, filing cabinets, book is regenerated. cases, office supply rooms, and The bullet - shaped capsule, check bulletin boards for obsothe only one of its kind, was lete material. Desks and cabidesigned by the Aerospace Mednets should be cleaned and polical Research Laboratories, Air ished. Force Systems Command. In shop and supply areas parWASHINGTON (AFNS) Conducted by the Aerospace The Air Force announced this ticular emphasis should be Medical Research Laboratories, some placed upon disposing of flamthe tests create a low pressure week that it will request mable materials. Lockers acshould be checked and cleaned equivalent to 17,000- feet alti- 300 physicians be called to tude in a four-inc- h space be- tive military duty under Selec- out. Dirt and oil residues should tween the capsule walls. The tive Service for July and Aug- be removed from machines and inside pressure is one atmos- ust of this year. surrounding areas. phere the same as on the The call is necessitated by the earth's surface. fact that insufficient numbers of WHAT THIS country really The test subjects breathe at- 1962 medical school graduates needs is a car with braLcs that mosphere composed mainly of volunteered for active duty im- will stop the car behind. about 20 per cent oxygen and mediately following internship. SO per cent nitrogen comparThose to be called will enter able to the natural mixture on active duty as general duty mediNONCHALANCE is the abilearth. cal officers, the Air Force said. ity to look like an owl when you A monitoring console containThe last Selective Service call have acted like a jackass. 24 controls and different took place in the ing for various instruments enables the fall of 1961 and the winter of research team to maintain a 1961-6- 2 in connection with the continuous record of the en- military buildup occasioned by vironment inside the capsule. the Berlin crisis. In addition to psychological Air Force Surgeon General Double Discount g tasks, the subjects are required Maj. Gen. Oliver K. Niess said to make various instrument that the need for WASTE BASKET specialists in AsmrU4 PattwM A Sim J at times and readings specific the medical services will be filled GIBSON TRICE report to observers over the by volunteers who have been decommunications system. 77c Pa ferred for specialty training unBefore the test began, the air- der the Berry Plan. men were schooled in operation of equipment, medical and psyA BIOLOGIST crossed an inchological data collecting techniques, personal hygiene, and tersection with a convertible various emergency procedures. and got a blonde. Double Discount Kelly AFB, Tex. During early WWII, he flew anti-submari- of certain services rendered by civilian employees of nonappropriated fund instrumentalities of the armed forces. purposes Per cent. Exceptions are tary housing, the Secret research fund t emergency a civil defense." The military pay bill remained S. 1157 would amend the in committee the during period. Civil Service Retirement Act to provide for the inclusion of cer- tain additional types of compensation within the meaning of the term "basic salary" for the purpose of the act. In other Congressional deliberations, Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia suggested "reduction in every category of military budget except retired pay and claims . . , reducing military pay funds by two per cent and with certain exceptions, reducing ev erything else by at least three No. 1 ROSES $1.45 Value THIS WEEK ONLY 79c American Garden Center 1464 North Main Layton Col. D. K. Lyster HOW OPEfJ ne af OUR B-1- Cleanup (Trio BEAUTIFUL NEW of Airmen Testing .Unique Space Capsule BRANCH Wright-Patterso- Draft Slated For 300 AF Doctors HIGHWAY NO. TA 2275 NORTH MAIN SUNSET, UTAH 91 66 It's completely new and planned for the convenience of the people of this area. 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