Show PrcsurGmonf Pole s Assigned erf Air Bose OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINEE OB UTAH OGDEN - H y n t' "S' H APRIL MONDAY EVENING r 3 Coy 1961 den Air Procurement District IIILL AIR FORCE BASE-T- wo officials have arrived at Hill AFB Named as chief of the district is to take key positions with the 02 Col Samuel Yarchin former chief of the procurement office at NATO Supply Center Chateauroux France Assigned as his civilian deputy is John R Disbro previously civilian chief of the contract The United States Civil Service support division directorate of proCommission is seeking applicants curement and production at San for telephone workers in dassifi-cation-s Antonio Air Materiel Area Tex of central office repairman The Ogden APD with headquar installer and repairman and as y'1JVPg" r Sf cable splicers Postitions are open ity& wt in at various establishments Ogden and vicinity Salaries range from $243 to $272 an hour Further information and applications may be obtained at the local Civil Service office in room 202 the Post Office Building r i ( t - 1 i ' ' -- r ! r VA t es Phono Service Positions Open I- - y ters at Hill is under jurisdiction" of the western contract management region Mira Loma Air Force Station Calif The district ii responsible for contract management of all Minuteman operational sites Thiokol Chemical Corp Brigham Forcc-Boein- g Air Corp Marquardt City Plant 77 at Hill AFB Her-culPowder Corp at Bacchus all other Air Force contracts and in Utah Wyoming Montana and Idaho Col Yarchin’ native of Baltimore Md has 21 years of military service seven of which have been spent overseas He was re- - n i ccntly awarded the Air Force Disbro Is married to tha former commendation medal for his work Sally Dunbar of Centerville Ind They have three children: Patricia at Chateauroux 14 Judy ft end Rebecca 7 The colonel is married to the former Mary Lou Snead of Centerville Ala They reside on base I i i :i:nbidh with their children: Cheryl Ann 13 1 Judith Carol 11 William Seymour I ivnn 8 and Joseph Carson 6 Mr Disbro is a veteran of 18 1 years of military and civil service V 14 in of which years were spent the Air Force He entered military Tour Hearing Deserves The lestl service in 1940 and served in the 21 Cedes ltd) Pacific as a heavy-bombgroup Dial IX commander Frink Bartlett Jr District Minitr Native of Terre Houtc Ind Mr y er mmm i I f i i i - I f x ' v' A L 'FOR MEN ONLYI Mr Joseph Miceli Custom L GOOD Tailor For Junpenheimer ‘ For Syo Comfort Consult XI R BOHEY OD GUN TURRETS AND TANKS OPTOMETRIST walk through Lt 'Cmdr William E Wallace and Lt Darrell Chapman (left to right) orders to shut down the surplus yard at the Naval Supply Depot which has received which will have to be by 1964 Cmdr Wallace is in charge of the surplus equipment with the hydrographic section disposed of Lt Chapman will remain at the depotout the h u g e gun turrets in the which he commands Cmdr Wallace is pointing tanks yard Behind the officers are large storage type Death Driver SMITH'S vision AND GOOD JUDGMENT GO TOGETHER will be in our store Wednesday April 15th (all day) to measure and assist in the selection of your Fall wardrobe Downstair Eccias Building Convenient Credit Phone IX 2501 S BUEHLER - BinGHfllll from — Downtown Auto Park STOP and Parking &-SHOP Will Be Free In May 1962 Lane man who pleaded and killing two to striking guilty Ogden girls at 17th and Wall March 4 1900 will be a free man May A Wilson 22 19G2 ybm Thursday the State Board of Pardons granted a parole to Albert L Andrews Sr 57 to be effective that date He has served one year sentence given of a one to him In Second District Court Andrews was the driver of the Judy truck that killed and her Judy companion Staley Davies 14 Other Ogden area men who were granted paroles were John E Malan 21 Roy effective June 20 1961 and Boyd Lester Hewitt 40 Ogden effective March 20 1962' Malari and Hewitt were both servterms to three-yea- r ing for third degree burglary itsf 10-ye- ar six-mont- i r CHUNK ?Ko)c A h 'Here's Chance MILD CENTER CUT HORMEL Now that spring is in the offing g and the redecorating and 1b house-cleanin- ' bug is beginning to bite treat not yourself to an “origiwhy nal” for that living room or bedroom floor? 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