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L£5 OBSERVE SAFETY RULES! GOOD BUSINESS—ANYTIME! FIRE COURTESY ||| PREVENTION WEEK IS "APPRECIATED OCT. 5 TO 12 MAKE IT A PRACTICE VOL. 15, NO. 40 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES EMPLOYEE PUBLICATION OCTOBER 2, 1952 Prominent Group of Americans Flying TWAer Charter Member oi European Begion To Africa To Shoot Big Game on Film 'Order of Hound's Tooth' Opens Contest to NEW YORK—A party of 21 American men and women prominent Boost Us, S. Sales ijn business and professional circles will hunt African big game with • WASHINGTON — TWAer Dan :ameras as a highlight of a 37-day safari. The group left New York Phillips is a charter member of the PARIS—How to spend $200. by TWA Sept. 22. Order of the Hound's Tooth—sec That's the pleasant task now being Encompassing centuries of history in a few hours flying time, the retary of the order, no less. considered by 14 offices in the itinerary will range from the ancient grandeurs of Greece and Egypt And it might be added, if you European region. But come New to the world's newest frontiers of . don't already know, that this is a Years and only two will have the central east Africa. very exclusive r organization. opportunity to carry through their Ralph Damon's Idea Construction on It all came about aboard Senator plans. Richard Nixon's chartered flight The safari culminates an idea of New Airport May In a well laid plan to increase Ralph S. Damon, president of after the Republican vice-presi sales on TWA's domestic routes TWA, to interest more Americans Begin Next Spring dential nominee had given his side by offices in the European region, in the fascinating travel oppor of the story in the uproar over his the regional sales office last week tunities of East Africia. Upon re KANSAS CITY—Construction on $18,235 senatorial expense fund. announced a new, contest to run turning from a business trip to the new Kansas City industrial air Someone suggested that some or from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31. Ethiopia and Kenya last year, port is scheduled to begin early ganization should be formed to next spring, according to L. P. mark the incident. To the district sales office show Damon talked enthusiastically with ing the greatest percentage of in Cookingham, city manager. The name came from a remark friends and business associates, crease over sales quota (to be set Negotiations for purchase of a attributed to General Dwight Eisen showed them motion pictures he for each location) will go $100 in 3,100-acre site in Clay county be hower, the Republican presidential had taken of lions, zebras, and gi each of two groups. Also, the air raffes in their native veldt. tween Claycomo and Liberty, Mo., nominee, concerning the charge a- will begin soon. port ticket offices in the two win The resulting tour will fly to gainst Nixon: "He must come out Master plans for the airport in of it as clean as a hound's tooth." ning districts will receive $100. Cairo on a TWA Constellation, clude construction of three run Plus a handsome wall plaque to stopping at Athens for a two-day So the order was formed. And ways. All will be long enough for Phillips, on special assignment for each winner. Plus a suitable party visit to the Acropolis, Parthenon, the latest jet planes. The first to be for all TWAers at the winning the company with the Eisenhower- QUEEN OF THE BALL. Hostess Claire Temple of Zeus and other ancient constructed will be the north-south locations at the time the awards architectural triumphs. Three days Nixon group on its jaunts around O'Neill models a gown she is "seriously runway, 8000 feet long and 200 considering" wearing as "Miss Phila are made. in Cairo will carry the party still the country, became a charter mem feet wide. It can later be extended delphia Aviation—1952" at the Fifth The prize money may be used further into antiquity with visits ber. Not only that but Nixon ap Annual Aviation ball in Philadelphia to 13,500 feet. pointed him secretary of the order. by the station for a local contest, to the Sphinx, Pyramids and Luxor. TWA's new overhaul base will Oct. 17. This particular gown is pale EAL Will Take Over Dan isn't quite sure what his nylon net with a bouffant skirt and for the Employees club or in any be built on the east side of the duties will consist of but he's look sequins-encrusted bodice, created by way that the group may choose. | Modern Convairs of Ethiopian field, fronting on U. S. highway 69. Rudolph. tirlines will then carry the party ing forward to the second meetings Gerald Thornton, regional sales to Addis Ababa, capital of Ethio TWA Club at St. Louis of the group—at Senator Nixon's director, said in announcing the pia, and to Nairobi, capital of Ken home in Washington's fashionable Amarillo in First Place contest that sales on TWA domes ya, from where the party will move To Hold Halloween Party Spring Valley section after the Nov. tic routes by offices in the Euro into the big game areas. ST. LOUIS—The TWA Employ 4 election—"win, lose or draw." For Best No-Show Mark pean region are way ahead of last ees club will hold a Halloween In addition to Mr. and Mrs. AMARILLO—The August no- year but "we are still not doing as party on Friday, Oct. 31. NEED BLOOD DONORS Damon of Garden City, L. I., the show count finds Amarillo con well as we should!" KANSAS CITY—There is a need party will include: Dr. and Mrs. The location for the affair will tinuing as the top station with The districts are divided into for blood donors with type "A" Ruel L. Alden of Hempstead, L. I.; be at the VFW hall, Lindberg & St. 2.3% no-show passengers against these two groups: Charles Rock Road, and will begin positive who are willing to donate. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Aldrich the total number boarded. Group 1—France, Spain, Italy, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Man- at 8 p.m. It is for Kenneth Kolen, son of Nick Kolen, engineer at the Over Coming in for a close second United Kingdom, Germany and vel Davis of Kansas City, Mo.; Dr. There will be prizes for costumes Switzerland. Group 2 — Algeria, Harold B. Dye, director of medical haul base. Kenneth is ill with leu was Scranton-Wilkes-Barre with and games. Admission price for Portugal, Morocco, Benelux, Scan services, TWA, Mrs. S. Kip Far- kemia and needs blood now and 2.9% no-shows. Both stations are members is $1.50, non members, dinavia, Tunisia and Ireland. rington of East Hampton, L. L; $2.25. will need more later. Those who in the large station class, those John A. Gifford of New York; know they are "A" positive may boarding 1000 or more passengers Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harkness monthly. JOKE OF THE WEEK Verderber, assistant agency and call St. Luke's hospital. Others who Boss: "Who told you that you could of New York; Mr. and Mrs. James interline sales director, TWA; and don't know their type but are will Peoria was in first place in the neglect your office duties just because E. Hollingsworth of Palm Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zimmerman ing to donate, please contact smaller station class with 1.6% no- I happen to give you a kiss now and Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. and Barbara Zimmerman, of Phila Dorothy Malloy, extension 157B, show passengers. Second was Zanes then?" Peo of Buffalo, New York; H. J. delphia. at the Overhaul base. ville with 2.0% no shows. Secretary: "My lawyer." POPULAR TOWER ISLE was recently a favorite spot for TWAers C. William Gish were also spending their honeymoon at the Joan is a secretary in Los Angeles, Marian in Hollywood. Other on their honeymoon. Among those who visited the Jamaica resort resort. She is in the TWA office at Denver. Center, Harriet Barnes, vacationers were Captain and Mrs. John T. Peek. Captain Peek were, left, Mr. and Mrs. William Farnen. Mrs. Farnen, the former hostess flight instructor in Kansas City, spent her vacation in is based in Kansas City. The TWAers flew to Jamaica via Chicago Eileen Seek, is a secretary in Kansas City. Next, Mr. and Mrs. Jamaica, as did (next picture) Joan Lyon and Marian Faulkner. & Southern Airlines. SKYLINER SSAKS wests AlStUISI ZZ Will Sponsor Annual Charity Party on Oct. 10 KANSAS CITY—ZZ is planning a repeat of the successful charity party held last year. This year's charity party is to be held at the VFW hall, 1415 Swift, in North Kansas City, on October 10. The affair will get underway at 9 p.m. The proceeds of the party will go to help support a widow and five children, ranging in ages from four to 11 years. This family has been ZZ's project since Christmas of 1948. During that time ZZ has( paid for the delivery of milk for the entire year plus periodic "help ing hands" to take care of food and MANY PROCESSES FOR CHAMPAGNE used on TWA international flights are and quality. At the right is the "De 'gorgement" process, the final operation clothing. They also furnish their necessary before it is finally placed aboard and served with the meals. The cork •before corking. Just enough froth is allowed to escape to remove any residue on annual Christmas dinner, toys and lor the bottle must itself go through a process of refinement before it can be used, the bottle neck.