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Show HILL TOP TIMES ber 22, 10g Charles Named New Assistant AF v ;aJ if? y Secretary Page 15 Plens Conversion To Mechanized Military Pay Hill AFB Within the next six months Ogden AM A will join other Washington (AFNS) Presi- AFLC activities in converting to mechanized military pay dent John F. Kennedy this week procedures using the NCR 390 computer. nominated Robert II. Charles, a Seven AFLC installations besides Hill AFB will have consultant and special assistant tu the administrator of the Na- the computers, with two in operation at Wright-Patterso- n tional Aeronautics and Space because of the volume of busi Administration, to succeed Jo- ness. Other ArLU bases oner- - tor for the Accrued Military seph Imirie as Assistant Secre- ating NCR 390s will be Kelly Pay System (AMPS), formal titary of the Air Force (Mate- Air Force Base, Texas; McClel- - tle for the over-a- ll Air Force an and Norton Air Force riel). to mechanize the miliproject Mr. Imirie resigned the post Bases, California; Robins Air tary pay system. in October to accept an indus- Force Base, Georgia; Tinker program will be try position in California. His Air Force Base, Oklahoma, and The over-al- ! and provided to all position was filled temporarily Criffis Air Force Base, N e w completed Air Force Accommands the by by Donald R. Jackson, who re- York. ' and Finance Center, M 113. counting verts to his deputy assistant 1 JL ' W'right-PattersoNorton, This Colorado. Denver, program duties. secretary Robins and Kelly Air Force s being double checked and de Mr. Charles is & Yale gradu Bases are scheduled to service bugged at Lowry Air rorce ate and was admitted to the bar Air Force bases of other com Base, Colorado. after studies at the Yale Law mands in their geographical loWhen installations receive the School. He has held several cations. This type of service, program and become operationcorporate positions with firms called the "Satellite" concept, al, an efficient complete and in the Midwest and is registered assures com economical military pay sysof use each full to practice before the Missouri 1 &-puter. tem, with timely and accurate and federal courts. reHe served as an official of AFLC computer operators pay completely and factually several business organizations and military pay supervisors corded in the Air Force account and also was a regional direc are now being trained at Shen- - ing system, will be the result. tor of the Navy League. In ad pard Air Force Base, Texas (Air dition, he has been affiliated Training Command) and will There's Gold in Those Cost with educational and church be skilled in this area when the Reduction Strikes! CINERAMA A moment of comedy is portrayed in "How groups in the St. Louis, Mo. system becomes operational. the West Was Won" as Debbie Reynolds mends Gregory Cost Reduction Our "Grub Each AFLC installation also area. Peck's torn trousers while he keeps himself modestly preA native of St. Louis, Mr has an appointed project moni Stake" for the Future! sentable with a blanket draped around his legs. A special Charles now makes his home in price to the show is offered Hill AFB personnel. the District of Columbia. As assistant secretary of the Air Force for materiel, he wil Hill Special be responsible for the formulation and supervision of policies To 'How and programs pertaining to Won' weapon systems, production, Special rates for the MGM-Cineraproduction of "How procurement, supply, maintethe West Was Won" are being offered to Hill AFB military nance, transportation and -- n, Rates Offered the West Was Personnel Cinerama ma civilian personnel and their dependents. The show is at the Villa Theatre, 3092 Highland Drive, Sugarhouse. Tickets are $1.25 (regularly Reynolds, John Wayne, Richard $1,50) for Hill AFB adults and Widmark and other notables. for children for the special Civilian dependents attending Wednesday matinees on Nov. 27 without the holder of a base p and Dee. 4. Matinees 2 out the at should coupon clip begin badge ojvjSL p.r.v promptly. below and present it at the Villa evening performa- box office for the special admis nces, normally $2, will be $1.50 sion. for adults on Nov. 25-2- 7 and Dec. There will be no discNAME OF BEARER: ount for children. Evening performances begin at 8:30 NO. OF CHILDREN. p.m. NO OF ADULTS Saturday matinees on Nov. 30 AFB HILL nI D3C. 7 will be $1.50 for 'a (regularly $2) and $1.25 :' and Mm 2-- 5. fa lY;.".,. Villa officials said that nor-jalthere is no special children's rate at any performance, "ey are admitted at adult rates. These are choice reserved "ats. Ease personnel will not w seated in extreme front rows. ase civilian personnel will se their identification badge to Wt themselves and their depend-;n- s admitted at the special Military will show I.D. ds carried by the officers or :f"men, their wives, or dependents to gain the special admis- iy Iff fl$BB ma! MMDS mm , includ Fonda strays conquest West. More Such n merican TT . rnlnt r". "-- "u . 1 . Choice of 2 accounts: REGULAR or CHECKWAY Mmbr rderoF reEry Peck' IIenry Salt L.ke Cily DA WiJy ruu..J take up on 1959 -pffd trans. ""' prKe So. 964J 0 FREE FIRST SECURITY BANK A 1 Robert C.n Open your account now at Building (south end of cafeteria) and request your pay, check be sent directly to the Base Bank. luildina 1 j '178.81 A plan has been developed to permit delivery of your pay check to First Security Bank each Name and Address Printed ?ontime' "nwthe West the f . Civilian and Military personnel at Hill A.F.B. have an extra banking advantage with a FIRST SECURITY BANK checking account. S-23- the most ambi-imr- ? picture undertak-iw- a f Hill Air Force Base Employees . and Military Personnel pay day and credited to your account immediately. Your money is in the bank ready for you Friday morning. No mail delays. Ranldng among n--J EXTRA BANKING ADVANTAGES nenmn (SES1H0 ( Dcpotit lnuronc Corporotlo Hill Air Fore Bom |