Show How 'Clancy Lowers the Boom' Ground Cleared w U (1 r v n e avirttimail KOREA AIRLIFT BASE South- - turn flight was uneventful and the h t ern Japan— It was just another crew was not informed until the t struck by another vehicle at Twen routine trip for Staff Sgt Richard next and Monroe k day that they had airlifted A Barney of ogthe 50000th ton of vitally needed cuts Fair received on his deep den when his supplies flown to Korea by Col j left arm above the elbow He was 4 giant Norwood's "Nomads" landed at S Sgt Barney was recalled to reported in satisfactory condition this base after a active duty in August 1950 and in Dee hospital flight to Korea was assigned to loi ivorwoua s n Traffic Officer Charles L recently 4 "Nomads" a veteran group A short time was car on said Fair's struck ELECTRICAL the led units had that particihowever later pating in the Berlin airlift At the right rear by an eastbound radio operator TREATMENTS the time of SSgt Barney's recall coupe driven R a r npv par nor! by M Taniguchi 64 Pawere the "Nomads" the flying t and that this craft ThV cific airlift from McChord air force rear of 267 Twenty-fourt- h "Old 2521" had to Tokyo and collision caused the Farr car a base Washington MANIPULATION Just airlifted the sedan to skid sideways and return by the northern route 1950 50000th ton of island roil over It was totally damaged Alaska and the tiny through vitally needed Sgt Barney DR DAVID L KERB of Shemya police said supplies flown by CpL Frank Nor Previous to his recall SSgt BarTaniguchi was cited for running Natarepatklc Physician woods nomads was office manager for the a red fight He told police he was This 208 Eccles accomplishment allowed ney Phone 4324 see to Bldg sun unable the because Acme Col Norwood's unit to become the Oadon Distributing company r in was in his eyes light East air leading unit of the Far forces 31st division in total tonnage airlifted Sgt Barney who belongs to the said "It "Kargo King" squadron occasiontakes a trip like this to remind one that even the ally small bit he accomplished is important Starts Uneventfully The record-makin- g flight started uneventfully at the world's largest airlift base in southern Japan huge Early in the evening the Skymaster roared frommost of the runwayyheaded for one forward airlift fields in Korea Cm board was 16800 pounds of aviation fuel for the light observation planes that have performed so for valiantly) in spotting targets secThis was the UJff artillery ond trip that day for "Old 2521" There was hardly a cloud in the sky as "Old 2521" winged its way from Japan over the mountainous terrain of Korea to the fairly recently constructed dirt runway that has received many hundreds — — jm — T£gBW -- sss1 of tons of supplies for the U N fcgsrr one were time who at fightforces ing within 13 miles of this im4 portant airfield Unloads Fuel S After the landing a Korea-crew unloaded the aviation fuel and the plane was reloaded for the return trip to Japan The re- i J Sky-mast- er C-5- Tor-ma- C-5- I ! 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' m ajaasaaMgjMBMBBBMiito jft " fil flSw red-tail- When an air foree flying tanker gets ready to fuel another plane in flight the operator 'Clancy' lowers she tail boom shewn above and maneuvers it into contact with the receiving craft by means of the small wings at the end of the boom Then a flood of gasoline is passed to the receiving plane greatly Wednesday will be Dam b day at Lagoon under the sponsorship of the Danish Brotherhood in America the largest Danish organization in the United States The prop m gram starts at Featured will be talks by Hoi per m If Lsrsen Danish vice consul Salt Lake City C Henry Nielsen president and Edgar W liv een president of the brotherhood others and - Also on the program will be sever a selections of Danish muste are inparsons of Danish descent vited Ogden lodge No 281 is assisting in arrangements oatondlng its nagr Swift Jet Fighters Now" Can Gas Up in Mid-Ai- r ty fe Jp 12 BgBggK: tBS?: Tirst in a series of classes to tram men in radiation monitoring mm be held at Weber college Mqr 12 at eight p m E Smith Murphy of "ip college faculty is instructor e training has been requested Tat nek Deming bv toe Utah council on civiliaav defense through Val P Campbell director nf the Ogden county organization The weekly class will continue for eight or 10 The ditty of a monitor would be to determine the amount of radio-tfthr- e aontamination present an atomic explosion R guide ports of ofthe monitor woulddoctors rescue squads actions and decontamination squads The work requires training In use Patrick Deming 34 formerly of instruments at several toodetection counter DeOgden is new president of the ©specially Geiger tection equipment is furnished by Washington D C junior chamber J toaatote I of commerce His parents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Deming Mr Deming who attended Og den high school and University of Utah before moving east is vice president of the Federal Storage He enClarence William likes 26 892 company of Washington as a the air force tered private Irving street pleaded guilty today and had attained the rank of major in district court to a charge ef before returning to civilian life probation Judge Charles G CowI District The newly elected president of ley continued the case to Mondav Jaycees is married to the forJuly If likes is charged specif the With writing four insufficient mer Eleanor Sherburne of the District of Columbia and they have funds checks totaling $4745 two children Peter and Patricia Mr Deming has been a member of the junior chamber for five febments Reunion years serving on the board of diFamily reunion for descendants rectors for two terms and moving eV Albert Nephi Clements will be up to president of the organizaheld Sunday July 15 at noon to tion from his post as first vice ratoe) Smith field Memorial Deming took office July president 1 for the Each member is asked to brtog year He will loach A program will be presented serve one year T-- M tol-lowi- ng Former Ogdenite Heads Jaycees In Capital City Man on Probation Pleads Guilty vio-ftAgf- HILL AIR FORCE BASE — The-- f ability of the U S air force to "lower the boom" on any would-b- e aggressor has- been increased by a new mid-a- ir refueling technique The operator dubbed "Clancy" literally lowers the tail boom of the tanker plane and maneuvers it into contact with the plane whose fuel tanks need replenish ing The new eauinment already a standard installation on two types of giant refuelling plane? makes gassing up of possible Air fuel gobbling i jet fighters force officers say it heralds a new era providing increased flexibility and mobility for swift jets The recently unveiled Republic Thunderjet fighters Is the first operational jet fighter fully refueling acequipped for mid-a- ir cording to a dispatch from Boeing airplane company makers of the refueling equipment KC-V- 7 st ram- The double decked KB-2- 9 freighter and the Boeing as usea are aeriai Superfortress filling stations" making it possible to refuel jet fighters and bombers at great speeds high altitudes and at frfst rates of flow Details' Secret Details are keot secret by the tment of defense base winter Hill air force v w employes readied many receive the flying boom system xor aerial refueling The Boeing developed "flying boom' system employs a long telescopic refueling pipe extending from under the tankers tail equipped with unique "ruddervators" for control The refueling nozzle of the boom it actually flown into contact with the receiver aircraft by an operator in the tanker's tail section Just as the new technique has medium bombconverted bombers ers into so does mid-a- ir refueling mean that heretofore handicapped jet fighters fuel capacity now may by limited escort type bombers on long flights it means that new American jet fighters like the Thunderjet equippedoff for mid-a- ir from short refueling may take runways with minimum fuel loads and maximum weapon loads rendezvous with tanker planes for refueling and as a result extend - Radiation Classes tg i 1951-19- 52 in-flig- ht G u-z- so-call- ed inter-continent- inter-continent- al al their combat range and greatly in crease their use in supporting ground troops ferrying or special missions Pilot Watches Lights The pilot of the receiver plane moves from behind and under the tanker for the mid-ai- r refuel rendezvous and maintains radio can-tawith the tanker while watch m lights on the tanker's undersides These lights read "forward "aft" "up" and "down" A green light indicates when the pilot is in correct contact position A large number of KC-9- 7 tanker lanes equipped with the Boeing S oom type refueling system is now in production with the U S air force in addition to a substantial number ' of Superfortress bombers which have been modified into "flying boom" tankers and redesignated KB-2- 9 Many of these aircraft were modified by Hill AFB employes ct -- pilot-direct- or B-"- 29 Bartender Admits ed T-I-- U Relief Society Another defendant in the ease of the state of 'Utah against the Shuffleboard club was sentenced today by District Judge Charles G Cowley Fred Maero a bartender at the mmmsguaranteed Plans Meeting L D S Twentieth ward Relief society will hold the monthly work invest in and business meeting tomorrow at ten a m There will be quilting lamp shade making apron and embroidery work Lunch will be served at noon Mrs Norma Taylor will present the teachers' topic lesson at two p m Reports will be given by the block teachers Special music has been arranged All members are invited SECURITY-WA- V Savings Certificates Grass Fire Doused A grass fire in the Country Club Heights hollow y was extinguished p m by the Sunday at county fire department No damage was reposed Crews were summoned to the same vicinity Saturday afternoon but the call proved to be a false alarm rates four-thirt- Liquor Guilt — cluh withdrew a plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to a charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance Judge Cowley sentenced him to pay a fine of $100 or serve 90 days in jail jail sentence suspended on payment of the fine Last week Judge Cowley found Paul E Lager one of the operators guilty of the same charge and sentenced him to pay $300 He fined the club $200 both amounts to be paid by Leger SKXaUTY-WA- TUESDAY! 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