Famed Vietnam Priest Aura 14 I I 51 ARCHRISSIARARY Praises MC Observers by Gysgt

MARINE CORPS #141101SICAL Famed Vietnam Priest Aura 14 I I 51 ARCHRISSIARARY Praises MC Observers By GySgt. Jack T. Paxton Z. A First Brigade Marine officer and an enlisted Navy Corps- man who believe that compassion to his fellow man is a 24- hour-a-day job in any country, received the heartfelt thanks of a Vietnam village this week for a job "well done" four months ago. In a letter from Father "Sea Swallows," a fighting Hoa, religious unit which has enjoyed Nguyen Lac considerable success against freedom-fighter of the South Cong. Vietnam village of Binh Hung, the dread Viet Capt. Archie Van Winkle, 1st Other Marine observers in- Marine Brigade Schools Direc- cluded Maj. W. A. Lawrence, tor, and HMI William D. How- Operations Section, Capt. J. J. ell, First Battalion Aid Station, Caputo, Intelligence Section OP' were lauded for establishing a and Sgt. M. L. Smith, all of HOT SPOT Capt. Archie Van Winkle, Director, Brigade link between two countries Fleet Marine Force, Pacific - Headquarters at Camp Smith, Schools, shows BrigGen. K. B. McCuetcheon, Brigade com- "that no amount of material gifts or fancy words can and Capt. J. K. Reilly and (c) I (I) met mander where he and HM William D. Howell first achieve." GySgt. R. N. Hartman, Di- Nguyen Lac Hoa. The Marine officer and Navy corps- Father were vision Schools, 1st Marine Di- The two men part Calif. man have been lauded by Father Hoa for their performance of a special observer group vision, Camp Pendleton, of duties and servi:es while observers in Vietnam in February sent to Vietnam in late Feb- "This Father Hoa was one and March. ruary to study Father Hoa's of the greatest men I've met in a long, long time," said One Capt. Van Winkle, holder of Ape Trophy the Medal of Honor for hero- ism during the Korean Con- flict. Second Class "It's hard to describe him but, in simple terms, he is to his country what George Washington was to ours. I was of 'Guerrillas' really impressed. I couldn't help but think what a great Marine he'd make." VOL. I I No. 32 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii Aug. 10, 1962 In his letter to Gen. Paul D. End Studies Harkins, head of the United Next Friday State Military Assistance Com- Some 50 graduates received mand in Vietnam, Father Hoa their diplomas last week after 3 Brigade E-8s cited the group in general, and completing nine days of rugged Van Winkle end Howell in training at the Brigade's Guer- Rrigade to Host Mainland, particular, for having "brought rilla Warfare School. Make t-Y List us benefits beyond measure. This is the second class to Their human gentleness, and finish the school which is de- Three Brigade E-8s were sincere friendship have won signed to train Brigade Ma- named for promotion on Local Groups to 'Big Show' the hearts of our people. rines in the tactics and tech- the E-9 list which arrived "All the praise your Corps niques of counter-guerrilla and here from HQMC early this Brigade Marines will show their capability and versatility receives is not only de- guerrilla warfare. The course week. as an air-ground combat team next Friday before one of the served," Father Hoa wrote, consists of a nine-day period Selected for master gun- a demonstration here in recent years. "but, judging from these nery sergeant were MSgts. largest audiences to watch of instruction for :ndividual list of invited guests will be 15 prominent men we were fortunate en- rifle platoons and Billy R. Hilton, 2/4: Charles Included in the attached scheduled to be ough to associate with, your units. .1. Mosiej, Service Battalion: civilian guests of the Secretary of the Navy aboard that day. Corp* deserves more praise In addressing the grad- and Steve Spernak of VMA- Windward community, and than you have already re- uates during ceremonies at 214. Comprised of business ex- more than 100 Navy midship- ceived." G-2/4, Capt. Archie Van No one here was selected ecutives and professional men who are now in the is- Concerning Howell, the Winkle, Brigade Schools Di- for sergeant major. men from the 8th, 9th. 11th, lands on summer cruises. fighting priest expressed his rector and Guerrilla Warfare In all, the Corps picked 12th and 13th Naval Dis- During the MCAS visit, the deepest appreciation. "Apart School OIC, said that he was 156 E-8 Marines for pro- tricts, the group's visit here SecNav guests will be hosted from being the first trained "well pleased with each in- motion to the top two en- is part of an orientation tour by the Brigade. medic to ever visit our village, dividual's initiative and will- listed ranks. of Naval and Marine Corps Upon arrival, they will go the seriousnes in his work, his ingness to learn." Sevu.ity-five f irst ser- installations and units in the by bus to Kansas tower fine skill, and above all, his He further stated the he geants were selected for ser- Hawaiian area. where they will be briefed utter gentleness, has won in hoped the individual would geants major and 81 master The purpose of the visit is to on the Brigade mission by the hearts of our villagers, as retain what he has learned at sergeants got the nod for orient the citizens on equip- Begade Commander, Brig- well as our soldiers, a place the school and pass on this master gunnery sergeant. ment, developments and cape- Gen. Keith B. McCutcheon, which no one can ever re- In addition. the promotion knowledge to his unit. ' bilities of the Navy and Ma- and his staff. place." During the ceremonies, board redesignated four rine Corps. After lunch at the Officer's Capt. Van Winkle echoed Capt. Van Winkle presented master sergeants to first Also invited to attend Fri- Club, the visitors will journey Father Hoa's praise of How- the school's unique "Ape" sergeant and 13 first ser- day's show are the top military to MAG-13 to attend a briefing ell, calling him one of the trophy to Sgt. S. M. Crouch, geants to master sergeants. commanders of the island, 50 and witness demonstrations of most outstanding corpsmen G-2/4. The trophy is given representative citizens of the the SATS (Short airfield for he'd ever seen. to the individual who best tactical support) concept. "While he was an observer exemplifies ability, prepara- Following the air demonstra- just like the rest of us," Capt. tion and endurance. 4sks K-Bay Views tion, the group will precede to Van Winkle said, "Howell took Graduates underwent a rug- the "B" Co., 3rd Medical Bn. it upon himself to set up a ged schedule and were schooled area to witness static displays 'round - the - clock dispensary in guerrilla warfare, signals, NR Elects MSgt. D. E. Freeborough and a demonstration. treating all of Binh Hung's patrol bases, shelters and sur- Climaxing the visit will be sick. The talents this corpsman v i v a 1, offensive operations, the air-ground demonstra- exhibited were nothing short civil affairs, rapelling, traps, Chairman, Distric t Advisory Group 8) (See Vietnam Priest, Page 8) ambushes and many other tac- MSgt. Dale E. Freeborough, Relief Society, was elected (See SecNav, Page tics designed to thoroughly ac- chairman of the group last quaint Brigade Marines with K-Bay's representative to the 24-Hour Service 14th Naval m o nth . the latest guerrilla warfare District's Enlisted The group, which meets on techniques. Advisory Group of the Navy the first Tuesday of each month was established by Station Renews Bus, Taxi Contract; CpeOrMaa-nln4el opprpoavritduenityentlnistaecd Corps Sets One-Year Minimum Tour an Lively participate in, and ex- Busses to Run on Strict Timetable theimatters.r views on, Navy Re- Station officials last week transportation aboard the Sta- In States Before Return Overseas lipressef granted a new contract to the tion will continue to be 10 Headquarters Marine Corps The new directive also Sgt. Free borough said, Marine Corps Air Station Cab cents. Twenty-five cents is announced this week that en-1 says that requests for early "One of the main purposes Service to operate aboard the still the fare to or from Kai- listed personnel returning from return to overseas duty spots of the group is to investigate Station as public carriers for a lua. problems occurring year. overseas assignments can count which would result in en- welfare The taxis which will oper- on at least one year stateside titlement to a second disloca- among Navy and Marine The company, formerly the Corps personnel which fall ate from the corners of Mo- duty before getting another tion allowance will not be Kaneohe Cab Company, has kapu and "G" Streets will overseas assignment. approved. within the purview of the agreed to provide 24-hour bus Navy Relief Society. charge a maximum of 75 cents The police change was However, the 12-m on t h service on and off station on a per passenger for service to or made in MCO 1300.11e. CONUS duty sandwiched in "Then we determine areas fixed schedule. over- from Honolulu. In Honolulu, Previously, the minimum re- between overseas tours applies which may have been In addition, the company the passenger discharge and looked or in which additional quired period of U.S. duty be- to all enlisted Marines except will operate taxi service to and pick-up stand is located at 1260 tween overseas assignments those who reenlist early to take relief services are required from Honolulu. was six months. advantage of options. (See Navy Relief, Page 8) Cost for point -to -point bus (See Bus, Taxi, Page 8) 73Sfindward Marine Aug. 10, 1962

Chaplains Corner Col. W. R. Campbell Commanding Officer Lt. Col. A. L. Clark Executive Officer By Chaplain H. T. Kelly Capt. R. B. Morrisey Informational Services Officer An old proverb, well worth SSgt. Al W. Steele Editor repeating, states that: "From General Today is BGen. McCutcheon's Assistant Editor the fulness of the heart the Bann), Birthday, - SSgt. Jim DiBernardo 47th birthday. Because he commenced a short leave yesterday, SSgt. Dick Vernon Sports Editor mouth speaks." One of the in military cir- Brigade headquarters Marines popped a surprise party for the Friday major problems atop The WINDWARD MARINE is published every cles is loose talk; one of the General Vilednesday morning in tne Brigade war room the by and for the personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air major moral problems the ad building. There was a colorful cake, coffee, a special car- Station, Navy No. 990, c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif. contend with is toon citing the event and autographed by the staff, and a spe- Hono- military must Printed at the Royal Printers and Publishers, Inc., also loose tali -,-foul, profane, cial addd attraction - bagpipe music furnished by GySgt. lulu, Hawaii, the WINDWARD MARINE is published with and obscene language. A. J. Gair of B-1/4. appropriated funds in conformity with paragraph 1720.1 A Marine in uniform cuts * * MarCorMan 1961 and MCO 5727.3. The WINDWARD MA- a sharp figure. It doesn't For Word addicts - The Armed Forces Press Service has RINE is a member of and receives the services of the matter too much what uni- again made available a weekly crossword puzzle. We've toyed Armed 7orces Press Service (AFPS). form is being worn, for a with the idea of using it on a weekly basis, but wonder just how many readers it would benefit. If you're a puzzle doodler No paid advertising may be accepted. The information good Marine keeps his clon- Section and the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. ing in shape, his brass and would like to see a puzzle every week, give a call to the Telephones: WINDWARD MARINE 72-104; ISO 72-535- shined, shoes glistening, and WM. We'll call it the puzzle poll. 72 -955. creases razor-harp. * * * Subscription Rate: $2.50 per year Circulation-5000 What a letdown when this Wee Two-Kan Mak Muidesks - Though it's not an alibi, fine figure of a man opens his AFPS came up with a small item on mistakes which plague mcuth and uses language fit editors. According to their tale, statisticians say that there are for the gutter! What self-con- 35 thousand chances for an error on a single page of a tabloid Minimum Waste demnation, when by his speech newspaper. This is caused by the number of hands a story he shows his mind and heart must pass through before it appears in print. From news tip to be anything but squared- to writing, editing, to linotype operator to proofreader to make- away, regardless of his mili- up man to pressman. The odds are staggering. Anywhere along President Praises National tary appearance! the line there is a possibility of a slip of the tongue, finger, In many company areas typewriter or linotype machine. A misplaced line in makeup, there are slogans tacked to the or a dropped line from the finished form can result in an bulkhead. A rather impressive error. Economy Reduction Effort one reads "PROFANITY IS A In other words, The WM does have errors. We find them. Better yet, you readers find them. If you don't believe that, de- SIGN OF IGNORANCE." If a President Kennedy has ex- of the tax dollar went into man would take just a few spend a Friday morning in the WM office listening to K-Bay pressed satisfaction with the fense, that 70 percent of de- seconds to ponder a sign like Sherlock Holmeses who call with such statements as "Your progress the Defense Depart- fense spending was for logistics this, much good could be ac- comma on page 5, third column is in backwards." We don't ment has made in its drive to and that it was in these areas complished. mind, though. Readers are our best critics and help to keep us reduce logistical expenditures. that the Defense Department Profanity IS a sign of ig- in line. He said that it was encour- was concentrating its costs re- norance, for duction efforts. it shows the in- * * * aging that the economies can dividual cannot express "A good start has been Reflections on Safety Reflectors - Station Safety Director be achieved without impairing himself, his likes or dislikes, Al Roth submitted the accompanying photo to emphasize made and I congratulate Sec- In common, basic, operational effectives. his decent the danger that lurks "around the bend" on Mokapu Blvd. The retary McNamara and English. He must resort to While It lr vital for us to staff," the President said. accident, which happened in June, 1958, claimed the life of foul phrases and expressions one Marine and put three others in Tripler with serious in- maintain a military force "The Defense Department -expressions usually inher- structure that will Insure our intends to continue this ef- ited from others, thus propa- security and sustain Sur for- fort which Is of the gresteist gating ignorance. eign policy commitments, It importance. Once a habit of bad is also vital to our economic reflects the desire of this lan- "It guage is formed, a man uses health that we operate this Government to provide the this language force at the lowest cost pos- American people with the most without think- ing. Imagine the feelings of a sible," the President re- solid type of national defense mother and father, younger marked. with a minimum of waste." brothers or He noted that the major part (AFPS) sisters, fiancee or wife, when their son or broth- er, their idol or husband, slips LEST WE into obscene expressions or FORGET MM and the Marines vulgar words. Respect for the man First Division Marines sat huddled In cold weather gear is on frozen benches lost, replaced by indignation in a large amphitheater near the front and loathing, for the lines in Korea. Every Marine who could be spared was truth present. There were thousands. of the saying is obvious to all: from the fulness of a the juries. As a result of the accident, On the crude, wind-swept stage stood lone figure in the reflectors were installed front of a slim mike. Despite the biting cold, the figure heart mouth has spoken, around the curve to guide night-time drivers. appeared without coat, hat, gloves or even trousers to cover ignorance has been dis- Now, about- those reflectors. It seems that pedestrians are , played, and the man in uni- the legs. getting their kicks by removing form or smashing them on their It was the vivacious MM Marilyn has let many people jaunts to and from the main gate. - Monroe - in her down. Let's not document a '62 famous sheath - type blue accident similar to this '58 episode. Leave those reflectors dress. She was there to en- Be smart, Marine, and zip intact. tertain front-line Marines- that lip! * and entertain * * them she did. Right War, Wrong Credits - In our Marine chopper anni- She hid refused any kind versary story last week (a release of to received from elsewhere), warm clothing protect VA Warns GIs it was indicated HMR-161 was her from the cold. that the first chopper squadron ever to see combat. We've learned since this is not an accurate "Those Marines out there statement. Actually, VMO-6 wouldn't appreciate it, About Deadline was the first copter squadron she employed in combat and was responsible for the accomplish- explained. SIy was no doubt ments outlined right, but the Marines did in the story. Of 'K' Benefits * appreciate her and the fact The Veterans Administration * * that she was there for them. For Local Gourmets -A limited amount of "Dining in the After the show, she final- says there are more than 150,- 000 Korean Conflict veterans Islands" books are available at the Station Special Services ly agreed to don some win- still eligible Office. The Dining in the Islands plan affers those who like ter olive drabs shirt and for educational - provisions of the Korean GI to dine out an opportunity to eat at 20 of Oahu's finest restau- trousers - not necessarily Bifl. rants at a very nominal charge. It works like this. For every designed to her measure- Time is dinner you pay for (providing you have a ticket), you get one ments. She accepted an in- running out for them, the VA says, as the edu- "on the house." Go to the Station Special Services Officer now. vitation from officers and - Remember, books are limited, and will be sold on a first performed, to cation and training of non- men of the 1st Marines, in whose CP she had disabled Korean come-first get basis. have a hot cup of coffee before returning to ,eoul. They veterans ex- pires Jan. 31, 1965. presented her the cup, with division emblem, as a memento. * * * The picture accompanying this article was taken by a This gives those who have Let's Start a Library - Here's your opportunity to start a already begun training under home library or fill that vacant spot in your book case. Friends Marine pbotographer without being pre-posed. In fact, the Marilyn didn't know it was being taken until the flash went bill, or any late starters, of the Library of Hawaii are staging their annual booksale the off. Still, it can be considered a classic among many classic just about two and one-half week of Aug. 27 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Fuller Hall in the years to complete their downtown YWCA on Richards St. More than 20,000 books will pictures of the fabulous MM. Commented the famous blonde ccurses. on that 1953 winter day: "I don't think I'll ever forget those go on sale at rock-bottom prices. Proceeds from the sale will go More than two and a quar- to for added Library collections and for a scholarship fund Marines out there today. They gave me such a warm gen- ter reception I didn't notice the cold at all. Gee, million Korean veterans which enables a local college graduate to attend a Mainland uine that they have either gone were such a wonderful bunch of guys, I really mean I will to college. library school. So - whether you're hunting for new fiction to taken below - never forget them." college - level give away at Christmas, home reference books, textbooks for training or completed on-the- the coming school year, a valuable edition hidden away un- And there are a lot of Marines who will never forget job or Marilyn Monroe. (RBM) on-the-farm courses noticed, or just good reading material for yourself and the since the Korean Bill went family - put the Friends of the Library 1962 booksale on your into effect. (AFPS) calendar. Fresh books will be put out daily. Aug. 10, 1962 Windward Marine 1 Medical Lists School Physical Hours Some Students Exempt, Others A Must The Station Dispensary has announced it:; schedule for giving FRIDAY, AUG. 24 physical examinations to dependent school children. 8:30 a.m., Sk-Ste; 9 a.m., Stf- According to State Law, all children entering school in Te; 10 a.m., Tf-Tr; 11 a.m., Ts- Wa; 1 p.m., Wb-We; 2 p.m., a physical examination. Hawaii for the first time must have Wf-Wi; 2:30 p.m., Wj-Z. Children who have had a school physical in Hawaii in past years, need only be re-exam- ined every three years. TUESDAY, AUG. 21 Arrangements have been 8:30 a.m., Drf-Enr; 9 a.m., Corps Board made to conduct the exam- Ens-Flu; 10 a.m., Flv-Gim; i 1 inations on a non-appoint- a.m., Gin-Gus; 1 p.m., Gut- HOW MANY? - Part of the competition squad representing ment basis by using an al- Her; 2 p.m., Hes-Flz; 2:30 p.m., 2/4 slips through the brush while training for the regimental- phabetical date schedule. I-Ju. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22 Rates Gear level competition. Top Squads from the three infantry bat- The physical is the one re- talions at K-Bay will compete next week for the right to repre- quired by the Department of 8:30 a.m., Jv-Kli; 9 a.m., 10 a.m., Lax-Liv; 11 sent the Brigade in the Corps-wide competition at Quantico, Public Instruction on Hawaii Klj-Law; a.m., Liw-Mal; 1 p.m., Man- 17-22. In case Form 11 (Rev. 3-61). For 24 Years Sept. you have difficulty in counting Marines McD; 2 p.m., McE-Mil; 2:30 in the above picture, see page 8 for answer. Physical examinations of a p.m., Mim-Mz. A quiet meeting on a peace- more extensive nature re- THURSDAY, AUG. 23 quired by college and private ful August day 24 years ago schools will be performed on 8:30 a.m., N-Nz; 9 a.m., 0- gave birth to some of the most an appointment basis only. Pat; 10 a.m., Pau-Pz; 11 a.m., successful machines of war 'Thirteen Marines' Tryouts Q-Ret; 1 p.m., Reu-Rz; 2 p.m., that have ever been designed. Examinations will be given Sat-Sd; 2:30 p.m., Se-Sj. Sunday, Aug. 12 marks the in a separate area set up in the Clinic. 24th anniversary of the first rear of the Dependents meeting of the Marine Will Star Regiment's Best Medical officials are mak- Corps Equipment Board at ing every effort to make this Maj. J. H. Keith Quantico, Va. The board K-Bay's top three infantry and other aspects of squad program as easy as possible holds the same title today, squads will compete next week and fire team tactics. for the mothers and chil- two wars and several hun- dren. Becomes Station or the right to represent the Support is being supplied by dred projects later. Brigade in the Fifth Annual To assure a successful However, since few of the HqCo, 4th Marines, B-3rdRe- program, it is requested that Infantry Squad Combat Prac- conBn and 3rd ATCo. Provost Marshal Marine Corps requirements are tice Competition to be held at all those participating follow H. Keith Jr. be- unique, amphibious equipment The regimental competi- this alphabetized schedule: Maj. John Quantico, Sept. 17-22. tion will be held in the Ka- came Provost Marshal of the has been developed by this MONDAY, AUG. 20 Air Station last week, board only if suitable equip- Squads from D-1/4, G-2/4 huku training areas. 9 a.m., Ao- 8:30 a.m., A-An; The major succeeds Capt. D. ment has not existed in other and 1-3/4 were selected in 10 a.m., 11 a.m., The winner of the Brigade Bar; Bas-Bli; D. Brooks who has served as services or if existing equip- battalion competition last competition will be named at a Blj-Bro; 1 p.m., Brp-Cle; 2 month to compete for the PMO since Mar. 28. ment could not be modified for Regimental Staff NCO parade p.m., Clf-Dav; 2:30 p.m., Daw- Capt. Brooks has assumed Marine Corps use. iltle of Top Sci;;;A in the next Friday. n, e. Brigade. the duties of Assistant PMO Specialized equipment de- ASSUMES THE DUTY-Capt. and Guard Officer. He relieved veloped by the Marine Corps The Brigade entry in the lstLt. Bernard McMahon who in recent years include landing Corps-wide competition last D. D. Brooks, (I), relinquishes has received orders to attend vehicles, an armored vest, year, from H-2/4, defeated his desk and duties of Station the University of Hawaii under thermal boots, the "Mighty eight other squads represent- PMO to Maj. John H. Keith the Officer Degree Program. Mite" lightweight vehicle, and ing Marine Corps infantry reg- Jr. Capt. Brooks is now As- Maj. Keith came to duty the one-man rotocycle. iments throughout the world sistant PMO and Guard Offi- with the Air Station from In addition, a number of and won the title "Best in the the Brigade where he served items in use by other services Corps." as CO of 3/4 and earlier as have been adapted for Marine A squad from D -1!4, repre- Battalion ExO. Corps use. For example, the senting the Brigade in the 1960 The Major enlisted in the Navy Terrier guided missile competition, defeated the best Corps in February 1943 and Was adopted for Marine use :he 3rd Division had to offer. was serving as a platoon ser- after ground equipment was Although they won the Di- geant with the IstMarDiv developed for it. vision title, they were unable when he was appointed a sec- Today the Equipment Board 1945. is o test their mettle against the ono lieutenant in August developing, testing, and rest of the Corps. Corps-wide Capt. Brooks enlisted in evaluating equipment works ,:ompeition was canceled in the Corps in June 1955 and as a team with the Tactics and 1960 due to a shortage of mon- held the rank of sergeant in Technique Board, also located ey. the PLC program. He was at Quantico. The Tactics and commissioned a second lieu- Technique Board is responsible Separate phases of next tenant in February 1956. for the evolution, development week's regimental competi- Prior to becoming PMO he and evaluation of tactics and tion will consist of inspec- served as Assistant S-1. techniques employed by the tions of personnel and equip- Lt. McMahon joined the Fleet Marine Forces. ment, a compass march, a Corps in July 1946 and served These two agencies compose written examination and as an enlisted man until he the Marine Corps Landing tactical exercises which will was commissioned a second Force Development Center, include offense, defense, lieutenant in June 1957. which is the Marine Corps' helicopter operations, blank He leaves for the University principal field agency for de- and live firing, NBC defense Sept. 24. velopment. Helicopter + Howtar High Level Training

4, e and first air HOWTAR AIRLIFT - K-Bay's cannoneers lift exercise for the howtar unit as a whole. crew hooked up the first Howtar to a helicopter. choppers got together at Ft. Hase July 31 in a A direction party of key personnel was air-lifted This crew-gun, crew-gun sequence was followed new phase of training for the howtar battery. to the designated site first. Next came a mighty until the entire battery was air-lifted to the new Helicopters from HMM-I61 air-lifted the howtars mite to provide transportation for the howtars. site. and crews from Ft. Hase to Bellows AFS in the Then the first crew was air.lifted while the next Aug. 10, 1942 4 Windward Marine

JOINS THE REGULARS - I stLt. Douglas R. Manning, Platoon Commander, 1st Com- posite Radio Co., integrated into the regular Marine Corps last Friday afterroon. He has been in the Marine Corps six years. ONE FOR TWO EQUALS SIX? It does if you can get a dou- ble image of a Marine reenlisting for six years. When SSgt. IT'S THE MAN THAT COUNTS - Cpl. Jose E. Cortinas Stanley Dombrowski, radio technician, HqCo., 4th Marines shows Maj. W. E. Brown, H&HS CO, the trigger squeeze he reenlisted last week, ISO Photographer Cpl. G. I. Lewis was has used to fire "expert" for three straight years. Cpl. Cortinas ready. The result: Capt. A. G. Gomer, company commander, is a coach at the rifle range. reenlists a pair of Dombrowskis.

HOUSEHOLD auibuto GOlODS SHIPMENTS

THREE MORE - 1st Sgt. Howard P. Gradwell, I stSgt., M-3/4, signed up for three more years August I.

SUPERIOR ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD - Jean H. Quon, girl Friday at Household Goods, receives a superior accomplishment award from Capt. W. D. Saylor, 01C, Household Goods. The $150 check was for "over and above normal work requirements." TOPS - The top three graduates of their class receive LAST MINUTE REENLISTMENT - Sergeant Robert E. Lee congratulations (below) from L-3/4, signs his reenlistment papers on the knee of Capt. J. S. Col. W. H. Marsh, regimental Conrado Jr., CO, L-3/4 prior to leaving for Molokai for two CO (c), during Brigade weeks +raining. He reenlisted for six years. Schools graduation ceremonies last week. The graduates on the left back row from Field Wire Course are (I-r) Pfc. W. A. Long, H-3/12, LCpI. R. B. Duval, E-2/4 and Sgt. D. K. Vinson, Brigade Hqs. Front -ow from Moto; Vehicle Op- erator's School are (kr) Pfc. A. H. Hayley, M-3/4, Pfc. J. C. McGinnis, Hqs-3/12 and Pfc. L. W. Richter, H&S-3/4. Graduates on the right from NBC School back row are (I-r) Capt. C. K. McAfee, H&HS, I stLt. M. N. Tull, Hqs- Btry, 3/12, and 2ndLt. A. G. McFadden, H-3/12. Front row CHAPLAIN RECEIVES GOLD OAK LEAVES Chaplain - is 1 OD. T. E. Massey, H -3/12, George S. Thilking, MAG-I3, gets a helping hand from his top man in the Airborne Ter- wife, Gladys, and LtCol. E. F. Price, CO, MABS -13, shortly rain Appreciation School. BENEFIT PAY-OFF SSgt. G. C. Hill, (I), Chairman of Youth after receiving his gold oak leaves of lieutenant commander. - Activities of the Fleet Reserve Association, Branch 174, pre- sents a $301.96 check to SSgt. C. F. Scafidi, General Manager of the Association's Youth program, and Jerry L. Graham, a member of K-Bay's Crusader youth football team. The money was collected by FRA members at a benefit breakfast last Sun- day at the 19th Hole. More than 400 K-Bayites attended the breakfast. The FRA hopes to collect an additional ;1000 needed to sponsor two MCAS youth football teams in the Pop Warner's Football League. The other team, the Phantoms, is at present without uniforms or equipment. Individuals wishing to make a donation for the much needed football gear are requested to contact SSgt. Scafidi at 73-631. Local Softball All-Stars Win HASAC Title Jerry Quick, fast moving eliminated after being whipped K-Bay second baseman, be- by both the Air Force and the came the Marine All-Stars' Navy. hero by smashing a seventh in- 1st Lt. Bill Allen took the ning single with the bases mcurtd for the second Leather- loaded to beat Navy 2-1. neck game and proceeded to With one out and the help his team trounce the Air count at 3-and-2, Quick lift- Force in a one-sided two-hit- ed a Navy pitch into center, ter, 8-2. scoring teammates Charlie Navy and Marine softball- Price and Bob Lane to win ers returned to the field in the Inter-Service softball the final night of competi- crown for K-Bay. tion last Friday evening, The climb to the top of the with both teams set on the ladder wasn't an easy one for crown. the Marine All-Stars. If the Navy had beaten the local softball squad, a fourth Eliminations in the Wind- game would have been played ward-Leeward tournament had to decide the champ. to be completed to see whether With the spotlight on K-Bay, FMFPac or K-Bay would rep- what proved to be the last resent the Corps in the HASAC game of the HASAC tourna- finals at Hickam AFB. ment got underway. In this tournament, K-Bay Navy took an early lead lost the second and third of by scoring one run in the HASAC WINNERS - To the victors go the spoils and the K-Bay All-Stars won a well-de- a three games, laJt gained bottom of the third. served HASAC Inter-Service softball champion ship in the 1962 finals played at Hickam AFB. life when it was discovered After the inning was over. Marines defeated the Navy, Air Force and the Navy a second time to claim the top spot in that the Pac squad has used neither side could move a run- an ineligible player. ner around the base path until the tournament. The K-Bay squad went into the fateful seventh. this game with their backs to The Leathernezks loaded the wall, but emerged champs the bases. Jerry Quick and got their shot at the July stepped to the plate and 31 HASAC finals. smashed the winning hit to Bob Kendrick hurled the center field. first Marine game of the Navy lost their last glimpse HASAC tournament allowing of a win when strike-out artist only two bits to last year's Bob Kendrick struck out three champ - Navy - beating batters in a row, ending the Aug. 10, 1962 Windward Marine 5 them 11-2. game in his typical fashion In two nights of Inter-Serv- with 12 strike-outs for the Cecele Campbell Sets Brigade Tourney ice competition, the Army was night. LT. AUBREY DOOLEY - Ski Record in Seattle Heading a host of thinclad 2-4 Takes Windward Shoot; champions from both K-Bay Cecile Campbell, daughter of the Station CO, Col. W. R. and the Mainland in the Sept. Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell, 3 Punahou track meet will be and a member of the Oahu Blue and Gold Teams Place 1st Lt. Aubrey Dooley of Serv- Water Ski Club, set a new Bn. Other big-name track women's Western Regional wa- The July 24 Brigade Wind- team to the top position with ter ski jumping record in stars competing in the track ward Rifle and Pistol matches a 1037 score. meet are Dave Tork, Ronnie women's open class events in were claimed by sharp-shoot- Seattle, Wash. last weekend. Morris, Dallas Long and Rink ing members of the 2/4 rifle Other team members of Cecile leaped 82 feet to set and pistol teams. Babka. the new women's record and the Blue Team are lstLt. In the rifle matches, 2/4 to walk away with top honors R. B. Mickey, IstLt. H. T. in the women's division. took top honors with a score By compiling a total of of 1110 of a possible 1200 Ward and Sgt. R. S. Frazier. 2682 points, Miss Campbell points. lstLL R. B. Mickey, Also placing in the pistol topped all competition in the Sgts. 0. C. Dixon and C. F. Seattle water event. Bedenbaugh and PFC H. R. matches was the Gold Team of Eddington compose the 2/4 Sharon Urner, also of the 2/4. This squad, composed of Oahu club, placed first in the rifle competitors. IstLt. W. R. Belcher, Sgt. C. junior girls division with 1804 The 2/4 Blue Team pistol points after winning the trick shooters blasted their way to F. Bedenbaugh, Cpl. D. C. and jump competition. Sharon first place in the pistol com- O'Farrel and LCpl. R. Pagaen- also placed second in the competition. Capt. 0. C. Baker, bined boys' and girls' jump who also placed second in the elli, placed fourth with a score events. individual matches, led his of 868.

Attention Spikesters! Coast Stars Here for Sept. 3 Meet; KBay Thinclad Tryouts Monday The Punahou High School will also head a host of Ma- track has been selected as the rines representing Kaneohe site of one of the biggest ex- Bay in the meet. hibition track meets ever to A meeting has been sched- be held in Hawaii. uled for next Monday at 4 September 3 is a date to p.m. in Building 930 (across mark on your calendars if you from "E" Club) for interested want to see tracksters such as track enthusiasts. Dave Tork, Marine Corps pole- It is expected that K-Bay vault champ, Dallas Long, entries for the track and field RECORD BREAKER Third Battalion recruit, P-ivate James Aldridge (r), smashes the record ace ',sect will be given a handicap - world-renowned shot put which his Drill Instructor, SSgt. William Turner holds. However, this was not the record that Babka, champion in competing against the visit- and Rink record fell on July 23 when Aldridge fired a blating 239 out of 250 discus thrower. ing competition from the Main- really counted. The real K-Bay's Lt. Aubrey Dooley land. to set a new P1 recruit markmanship record wi th the M -!4 rifle. 6 Windward Marine Aug. 10, 1962 Swim Records Up for Grabs at Pool During Jr. Olympic Swimming Finals Records are made to be back-stroke for girls 10 years vidual medley behind Peggy broken. And today's events at old and under with a time of Hagood. Ruth will also swim the "E" Pool - the Annual 42:9. the 100-meter "fly" in the Junior Swimming Olympics- This time is only two- coming events. Her biggest promise to do just that. tenths of a second under the competitor, Peggy Hagoo d, In last week's trials, a Hawaii swim record in that holds current Junior Swim- crowd of more than 600 per- event. ming Records in the State of sons came to its feet while Doreen Smith of the K-Bay Hawaii. witnessing the competition at swimming squad, Lani Kaimo- hand when three Doreen Smith,' known usual- K-Bay keo of Palama Swim Club and ly as strictly a backstroke swim enthusiasts neared Ha- Evette Logan of the Hawaii swimmer, entered the 200 - waiian Junior Olympic rec- Swim Club, broke existing meter free-style competition ords. swimming records in the 100 - and placed third. Kathy Thomas made the up- meter back stroke event. set of the day by toppling Lib- In all, 35 of 60 K-Bay Coach Bud Dalton stated by Hagood from her throne swimmers qualified last Fri- in a pre-presstime interview in the 200-meter individual day for this weekend's finals that "the biggest battle of medley races. Libby currently in the Junior Olympics. K- the day will be between lit- holds a dozen Hawaiian Junior Bay swimmers placed one or tle Kathy Thomas and Lib- swim records, and is acclaimed more swimmers in each by Hagood, the record-holder by swimming officials as the event of the two-day compe- in Hawai Junior swimming top State swimmer under 10 tion. annuals." years of age. Ruth Yih, another hopeful of "Since Kathy swam so mag- In other events, Peggy Hail the K-Bay swimmers, finished nificently last week to beat placed first in the 50-meter second in the 200-meter indi- back the efforts of Libby, the competition between the two girls will be at a peak." Ladies Day Golf Three relatively newcomers to final competition on the K- FAST START - Nine age-group swimmers leave the starting The ladies Golf Club is Bay squad are Penny Hail, position during last Friday's Junior Olympic swimming trials sponsoring a mixed couples Valorie Kerr and Chris Allen. held at the "E" Pool. This weekend, the Junior Olympic finals Scotch Foursome Sunday at the Alt three qualified for this are set for the "E" pool beginning at 9:30 this morning and Klipper course. weekend's finals. Awards wilt be given after Saturday. the tournament at the 19th Today's events begin at hole. Entry fee for the tourney 9:30 this morning. The competition will run throughout is set at $1 per person. Army Specialist Breaks Record most of the day and will Distaff duffers held a string tourney last week. The compe- commence again tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. tition ended in a three-way Plenty of seat- At Quantico Rifie-Pisiol Shoot tie ing space has been provided. ,etween Dot Jahant, Dot Evans Army Specialist Fifth Class matches after missing the bull's and Lola Dyer. Officials of this year's meet especially commented on the Earl L. Waterman Jr. has set eye once in the first match of smoother running trials and a new world record in rifle the day. This miss was his 16th competition, with credit to shooting by outshooting more shot of the matches. Swim Pool Hours Maj. E. D. Smith, director of than 600 service competitors The remaining 84 shots the competition at the "E" in the Quantico, Va. rifle went straight as a dye to Station Special Services pool. matches. compile the amazing record officials announced that the Waterman, from Santa of 499 of 500. "E" Pool wilt now feature Barbara, Calif., earned the title When the last shot was recreational swimming be- Oahu Bowling Classic as "best in the world" in five scored as a bull, Waterman tween the hours of noon pressure- packed matches slumped numbly over his rifle. The Oahu militar:- bowl- against and 1 p.m. Tuesday through leading riflemen from His last "five counter" beat out ing classic is now in the all Armed Forces. Friday. third week of play at the four other shooters by a single Recreational swimming is SubPac bowling alleys. He put 99 out of 100 shots point. also scheduled for the hours In last week's contest, K- through the bull's eye to Perfect scores were regis- 4 on the of p.m. to sunset Bay took three points from score 499 out of a possible istered from the 300 and 600 FISH'S EYE VIEW A mem- - same dates, and on Satur- the Wheeler Air Force Base 500. yard lines. The one point loss ber of the Aku Club trails his day from 11:30 a.m. until team with a total of 2873 Specialist Waterman fired occurred on the 200-yard line sunset. point. in three games. perfect scores in his last four in the off-hand position. "catch" behind as he dives K-Bay enlisted persons after a school of fish. The and their dependents are the pool will trailing behind the diver advised that fish be also closed today and to- is held by a float and cord morrow during the Junior attached to the diver's spear. Olympic Swimming finals. 4 Aku Marine Club Soundings

By Ernie Baker who do not own their own Twelve SCUBA equipped equipment had the opportunity Marines of the Aku Marine of testing various types of div- Club departed the MCAS boat ing regulators and depth docks last Saturday aboard the gauges during the outing last Special Services boat, AKU II, week. for a dive off the northern Clyde Simmons, Denis shore of the Air Station. Kirwan and Roy Calcote The first dive was made made dives in the deep wa- at a depth of 45 feet just off- ters near Moku Manu. The shore of the Air Station Golf three divers b r ought 50 Course. Mike Winters made pounds of Kumu and Aweo- the first "catch" of the day, Aweo to the surface in their spearing a 15-pound parrot dives near the bird refuge. fish, while Gerald Burgette Harvey Rau Diving with the Aku Marines and chased is using a rigid pattern down and speared two scor- diving of safety. Adhning to this pat- pion fish totaling 15 pounds. special mental tern makes sport diving a safe Akus made a and enjoyable pastime. note of a new and very plenti- ful lobster area located on the For those interested in safe northern tip of the Air Station. and sane SCUBA cr skin div- This lobster area was located ing, the Aku Club meets every K-BAY SWIM HOPEFULS - Twenty-four K- Bay hopefuls are participating in the Junior on the day's second dive. Monday evening at 7 p.m. at Olympic Finals at the "E" Pool today and to morrow. The meet is hosted by the Air Station Many of the Club's divers the Water Sports Club House. Swim Team. Aug. 10, 1962 Windward Marine 7 MENU Station Provides Free Bus Noon Meal Evening Meal NOTE: Show times at Theater No. 1 are 6:05 and 8:20 TODAY To Weekend at the 'Y' p.m. daily. Only one feature will be shown at Theater No. 2 Sea Food Platter at 7:30 p.m. daily. Matniees begin at 1 p.m. Saturday and Beef Vegetable Stew Have you ever wondered Activitleii begin Saturday at Theater No. 1 Sunday onl, SATURDAY what's in store for you when at 10 a.m. with an Aikido By Gy Sgt. Jim Mitchell is out to snuff out local you arrive at the Armed Serv- class. Free swimming in- TONIGHT racketeer. Molly McCarthy Brunch al- Maryland Style Chicken ices YMCA via the Honolulu struction begins at 11 a.m., T#1 - The Sign Of Zorro- most tames the sadistic killer, Liberty Bus run? free bridge instruction at Returning from "stab" school but the love of a job well done SUNDAY Brunch Virginia Baked Ham Beginning today, the WM 1:30 p.m., a short Island tour in Spain, Guy Williams, mas- gets the best of him. A fine at 1:30 p.m., a ping pong the sword, takes on the film proving that a huge: well- MONDAY will publish is schedule of ter of weekend events at the tournament at 3 p.m., organ local constabulary singl e- known cast is not necessary. Baked Meat Loaf melodies will under the T#2 Fear Assorted Cold Cuts Armed Forces "Y" and any commence at handedly. Hiding -Cape 7 p.m. and will be followed -an indolent MONDAY weekday activities of inter- usual disguise of TUESDAY est. by a stage show at 7:30 p.m. and ineffective man, he really T#1 - Adventures Of A Grilled Liver & Bacon The feature movie will be- pulls the wool over their eyes. Young Man Based on the Breaded Veal Chops Tonight: Dance and SCUBA - classes begin at 6:30 p.m. Judo gin at 8:30 p.m. John Dehner is the local bad short magazine stories of the WEDNESDAY Special events today include for children late class starts at 7 p.m. and is fol- guy in a plot good Ernest Hemingway, Rich- Braised Beef a swim party at 3 p.m. and a only. ard Beymer passes through the Grilled Cheeseburgers k.ved by bridge classes 7:30 p.m. poolside barbecue at 5:30 p.m. T#2-Jack The Giant Killer stages of a boy growing into THURSDAY for 50 cents. SATURDAY nunhood. A few of the situ- Grilled Beef Steak The Friday night dance starts at 8 p.m. Sunday: The Java Club Matinee -- Paratrooper - ations he encounters are de- Spanish Frankfurters meets at 8:30. Free transpor- For the sixth time in four livering a baby, marrying a tation will be made available is it nurse, traveling a months this re-run at with prize to church goers at 10 a.m. again. Stars Alan Ladd and fighter and buddying with an A pinochle alcoholic. tournament will Leo Genn as the silk-hitting The series of events be held at 11:30 a.m. Afternoon try to out-chicken are superbly blended into ex- duo who Honolulu Liberty activities include a movie mat- each other. Don't waste your cellent entertainment for all. Bus Runs inee at 1:30 p.m., refreshment Others in the movie are Diane nickels. hour at 5 p.m., a concert at 7 Fear Ex- Baker, Corinne Calvert MONDAY-FRIDAY (One Run Daily) T#1 - Cape - and p.m. and a feature movie 8 plots Dan Dailey. at convict Robert Mitchum Read Up p.m. :evenge against Gregory Peck T#2 -Blast Of Silence BUS STOPS Read Down 461- and his wife, Polly Bergen, for TUESDAY Station Bus Depart 6:30 p.m. Arrive 12:50 a.m. testifying against him in an T#1 - Lover Come Back- Terminal assault case. The movie is hor- Those "Pillow Talkers" are at ror and fear from the word go it again. Doris Day and Rock Main MY Depart 6:35 p.m. Arrive 12:45 a.m. Staff Wives I and is recommended for adults Hudson turn in their usual Parking Lot By Fran Gouveia ly. Added attractions are splendid performances as busi- Honolulu Armed Arrive 7:05 p.m. Depart 12:15 a.m. and Lori Martin. ness executive rivals Carrie Chase vying for Services YMCA Don't forget our Fair - a T#2 - The Sign Of Zorro a new product, VIP, a candy Hawaiian Hui - at the Staff SUNDAY cor.taining alcohol. After many Fort De Hussy Arrive 7:20 p.m. Depart Midnight NCO Club at 7:30 p.m. Aug. Matinee - Days Of Thrills throat-cutting episodes they 21. SUNDAY, AND HOLIDAYS (Two Runs) And Laughter - A revisit to become married, give with the SATURDAY, The booths will feature many 'The Golden Aee Of Comedy." pillow talk again, part, and are BUS STOPS Read Down igC Read Up la. things t0 buy - Hawaiian as serials from the list-second reunited at the maternity crafts, baked goods, plants, escapes from the oncoming ward. Tony Randall and Edie Station Bus Depart 11:30 a.m. Arrive 5:20 p.m. candies a 12:50 a.m. and grab bag. .occrnotive to the cliff-hanging Adams give fine supporting Terminal 5:30 p.m. Our highlight of the evening In The Perils Of Pauline." roles. Main MI Depart 11:35 a.m. Arrive 5:15 p.m. will be the skit, "A Wedding Great shots from yesteryear. T#2 - Adventures Of A Parking Lot 5:35 p.m. 12:45 a.m. in Calhoun County." There Highly recommended enter- Young Man will be a small admission for tainment for all. WEDNESDAY Honolulu Armed Arrive 12:05 p.m. Depart 4:45 p.m. a.m. this. The skit is full of fun T#1 - Blast Of Silence - T#1 Two Women Services YMCA 6:05 p.m. 12:15 and displays the talents of Violence seems to be the order Forced to leave Rome during many of the girls in our club. Fort De Hussy Arrive 12:20 p.m. Depart 4:30 p.m. af the day this week. Allan the Second World War, Sophia 6:20 p.m. Midnight An enjoyable evening is prom- Baron, a professional gunman, Loren and daughter; Elenora ised to everyone. Brown, take to the hills to Here's a chance for all you avoid the invading forces. To non-swimmers to learn how survive, Sophia becomes a thief Return by Monday to keep above the water. A and the daughter takes up the class was formed Aug. 2. Hours oldest profession. This flick are from 2-4 p.m. at the en- copped Sophia the Academy listed pool. Anyone interested Award this year and made a in joining this swimming class star out of Italy's John Paul School Bus Plans Underway; call Grace Norcross at 253-005. Delmondo. Outstanding fare Our Aloha Coffee will be for adults, but too rough for Aug. 17, at 9:30 a.m. We like kiddos. to greet all incoming Staff T#2 - Lover Come Back Service Depends on Parents NCO wives to Kaneohe. An in- THURSDAY teresting program is being T#1-Battle Of Rogue River To expedite the furnishing of buses which will pick up and planned for all. Please be -We couldn't let the week go deliver dependent children residing in family quarters aboard prompt. by without a Western, could the Air station, a memo has been delivered to all quarters we? In this bullet-versus-ar- aboard K-Bay. row flickarama George Mont- Enclosed in the order is a form which all parents are re- gomery gives us his usual quired to fill out and return to stink() portrayal of the hero the Station Transportation Of- this coming Monday. Aloha shooting more Indians than he fice no later than Aug. 13- Kindergarten and handi- DEPARTURES has bullets for. Okay for the capped students only will be SSgt. Harry G. Watson from tots. furnished transportation to lstComRadCo. to Camp Le- - Two Women Mokapu School. jeune in Aug. ENLIS'IrED Those dependent children re- lstLt. James F. Burgoyne from 3/4 to Treasure Island siding aboard the Air Station for further transfer in Aug. STAFF C'l and attending Kailua High and Maj. Edward K. Kirby from Intermediate Schools, St. An- VMA-214 to Quantico in Aug. Today: Happy Hour will be- thony's School, B e e r m an SSgt. Robert T. Seek from gin the weekend list of activi- MCAS to MCB, Camp Pendle- Schoo 1, St. Christopher's CLUB ties at the Club tonight from ton in Aug. Today: Happy Hour from 4 School for retarded children GySgt. N. Shekro from 6 to 8 p.m. 0. to 5 p.m. with free pupu for and St. Ann's and St. Mark's 3/12 to FMCR at Treasure Is- the patrons. The Instrumentals will play Schools are eligible for trans- land in Aug. The Continentals will play in the 1-2-3 side from B to portation. GySgt. H. Harris of H&MS- 13 to lstMAW in Sept. tonight from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 midnight. The Happy Aires It has also been proposed a.m. will entertain the FRHIPs and MGySgt. R. C. Evans from Saturday: Social night to- that one bus be provided to MABS -13 to MCAS, El Toro in their guests from 8:30 p.m. to night from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The transport children to certain Sept. Velvetters will follow with 12:30 a.m. schools in Honolulu. These lstSgt. E. Vila from 1/4 to schools are: Sacred Heart's music until 1 a.m. Saturday: The 1-2-3s will IstMarDiv., Camp Pendleton Hawaiian Baptist STUDY IN SYMMETRY - Sunday: The bar opens at swing their partners tonight Convent, in Sept. Hungary's loss was Holly- noon and closes at 11:30 p.m. Academy, Punahou, Jolani, GySgt. W. R. Meredith from to tunes provided by the Diamond Head and Jeffer- wood's gain when 20-year-old The Dining Room will be open MATCU-62 to 3rdMAW, El Swingsters from 8 to midnight. son Handicap Schools (if re- Valerie Vada fled the Soviet from 4 to 8 p.m. Toro in Sept. Monday: Snack Bar is closed. The Melody Makers will play quired) and Sacred Heart's GySgt. E. L. Reguero from satellite for a new life in Can- Tuesday: Bar opens at 4 and for the FRHIPs from 8:30 p.m. Academy. H&MS-13 to 3rdMAW, El Toro ada. Now she's appearing in closes at 11:30 p.m. Snack Bar to 12:30 a.m. Bus schedules and pick-up in Sept. the movie with Jimmy Stewart is open from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday: Brunch from 9 a.m. areas will be announced by a SSgt. L. K, Ambrose from and Maureen O'Hara in "Mr. Wednesday: Happy hourl to 12:30 p.m. Happy Hour to- Station Order prior to the com- Service Bn., to MCSC, Albany, Hobbs Takes a Vacation." ficm 4 to 5 p.m. night from 6 to 8 p.m. mencement of the school year. Ga., in Sept. Winderwd Merin* Aug. 10, 1967 Corps Seeks Enlisted Applicants For Scientific College Study Program The Corps is looking for 2. Must have completed re- for NESE will not be per- qualified enlisted Marines to cruit training or its equivalent mitted to take their de- send to college under the Navy as outlined by reference (a) in pendents to the preparatory Enlisted Scientific Education the order by Oct. 1 of the year school. However, they will Program (NESE). in which making application. be able to take them along K-Bay Marines who possess 3. Must be less than 26 years to college. the pre-requisites are request- of age on July 1 of the year Upon completion of the pre- ed to contact their unit Career in which the applicant will at- paratory school, candidates Advisor NCO as soon as possi- tend college. will be assigned in their cur- ble. 4. Applicants must possess a rent grades to one of the par- The deadline for submitting GCT score or a derivative ticipating institutions. They DEVOTION TO DUTY-Cpl. applications at Station Head- score of 125 or more deter- will rate full pay, allowances, George E. Horne receives quarters is Sept. 10. mined by the Verbal, Arith- promotional opportunities. and congratulatory handshake from At presstime the Brigade normal leave. metic Reasoning and Pattern LtCol. P. G. Dyer, Airfield said that the individual units Analysis Test scores. Candidates will be re- would process their own quired to remain on campus Operations Officer, shortly Waivers of this require- the after being designated and candidates according to the ment may be requested for during summers and at- cut-off date in Marine Corps an applicant who has demon- tend summer school. except awarded the honor of Crash Order 1560.15A. strated scholastic ability by during the summer preced- Crewman of the Month for Open to all active duty Ma- ing graduation when they July. Cpl. Horne is a Heavy civil or military school per- will receive officer rines who meet eligibility re- formance, has a GCT score candidate Equipment operator with the quirements, the program is de- training at MCS, Quantico. of at least 110, or a deriva- Crash Crew team. signed to provide the Marine tive score of at least 110, and Upon receipt of a baccalaur- Corps with regular officers who possxsses officer po- eate degree and successful with a scientific background. tential. completion of officer training, candidates a It provides the individual 5. Must agree to enlist, re- will be appointed qualified Marine an oppor- enlist, or extend as necessary second lieutenant in the Reg- Sends Praise tunity to get a free college to have six years obligated ular Marine Corps. ...Vietnamese a as a They will be required to education and career service in the regular Marine A. Rob- officer. serve a minimum of four (Continued from Page 1' to MajGen. Carson Marine Corps Corps upon assignment to col - FMFPac, Gen. Eligibility requirements are: years as a commissioned of- erts, CG, legf. of outstandng. The people Harkins indicated that it was 1. ficer. Male or female personnel 6. May be either married or loved hm." pride and of the regular Marine Corps or For more information, con- a source of great single and serving in any en- Commenting on the role pleasure to him to be able to Marine Corps Reserve on ac- listed pay grade. tact unit Car e e r Advisory the team played, in a letter per- tive duty. NCOs. report on the "splendid 7. Must be a citizen of the formance" of the Marines U.S. and Navy pertonnel. 8. Must be recommended by "Such action," Gen. Harkins SecNav his commanding officer. . Navy Relief said, "reflects favorably on the Personnel will be selected United States effort in Viet- by a board of officers con- (Continued from Page 1) nam and is in keeping with (Continued from Page 1) vening at IIQMC in March. lion which is scheduled to and make suitable recommen- the fine tradition of the U. S. Those selected will be in- Naval Service." get underway at 2 p.m. at formed by HQMC and ordered dations. the Fort Rase training area. to report to the Naval Pre- "In order that I may sub- General Roberts added his Included in the demonstra- paratory School, Navy Train- mit recommendations or con- appreciation, calling such action will be an amphibious ing Center, Bainbridge Md., or structive criticism of the lo- tions "well done." landing made by L-3/4 and in- the Service School Command, cal Navy Relief program," The Catholic priest's letter fantrymen brought in by heli- Sgt. Freeborough added, "it also drew warm endorse. Naval Training Center, San A QUINTET There's the copters of HMM-161. Also - D. Diego, Calif., during May 1962 is imperative that K-Bay ments from Admirals H. participating will be answer to the "How Many?" jet fight- for approximately 10 weeks of personnel contact me and ex- Felt and J. H. Sides, CinC- ers and attack bombers of instruction in mathematics, question. Five 2/4 Marines press their views." Par and CincPacFlt. c om- MAG-13, artillery of 3/12, the physics and English. are real camouflage special- According to Chairman manders, respectively. of amtracs ServBn and recon Married applicants selected ists. Freeborough, the Enlisted Ad- Admiral Felt expressed ap- Marines. visory Group has been estab- preciation for a job well done In addition to seeing first- Due Out Aug. 15 lished to study problems of the while Admiral Sides said, in hand all the organic equip- enlisted community, the ef- part, "The hard work, devo- ment of the Brigade, the fectiveness of the relief meas- tion to duty, and attention to guests will see the ONTOS, ures undertaken by the Hawai- the principles of leadership, the Corps' tank killer. All ian Auxiliary, and to make rec- which are the instruments of The SecNac guest s are Eligible Military Voters ommendations to the Advisory the Corps' accomplishments, scheduled to leave K-Bay by Board concerning relief prob- have once again been demon- helicopter at about 3 p.m. lems and methods of resolving strated . . ." Prior to the big show, the To Get them. BGen. Keith B. McCuteh- Brigade will hold two dress Ballot Applications Another task of the Enlisted eon, 1st Brigade command- rehearsals of the air-ground A major campaign to provide eligible servicemen and wom- Group is to review the meth- er, summed up everyone', demonstration a t 2 p.m. ods by aid is rendered ieelings in his endorsement en an easy which Wednesday and Thursday. route to the voting booth during the coming 1962 and make recommendations as to Corpsman Howell. In part. An invitation has been ex- elections is underway in Washington, D.C. to improvement in service. the General said: tended to non-participating Instructions and regulations to commanders have already And last, but not least, the "This correspondence wilt Brigade Marines and depend- been revised by the separate services to make it easier for Group has been directed to further strengthen what you ents to attend these demon- service personnel to cast their study the reaction of the com- must know in your heart, that strations. ballots. on an individual basis at over- munity to the work of the you brought to these people For the Marine, this is part For instance, Standard Post seas installations by Aug. 15. Navy Relief Society with a something they had never had of the Brigade air-ground Card Form 76 will be distrib- In the U.S. they will be de- view to recommending steps to before. And in so bringing it, cross-training program. uted to all eligible personnel livered to the individual by 'mprove public understanding you created in the minds of Sept. 15. of the aims, the services and those people a picture of all It was explained that in he limitations of the Navy Re- that is finest in our way of . . . Bus, Taxi Service Schedule the past service personnel lief Society. life. Well done!" (Continued from Page 1) have had to seek out their Ainoni and N. Kalaheo 8 voting or personnel N. Kalaheo and officer FROM: Smith Street, near the center Kainalu to obtain the card. of town. Place 9 Place Pali Palms Hotel 10 In some cases this proved To assure passengers timely to be too much of a chore and service, a taxi must depart MCAS Main Gate 11 Stamp(i) Mokapu Road and Harris 14 was neglected by individuals. either stand not later than 20 Here minutes after the first passen- Theater No. 2 15 Even so, 736,000 service- ger has been seated. Mess Hall No. 2 16 men and women about 40 The bus route and schedule, Enlisted Club 19 percent - voted during the TO: to be followed every hour on Bus Terminal 3rd and 1960 presidential election out the hour, begins at the bus "E" St. 21 of the 1.8 million who were terminal located in Kailua at Theater No. 1 23 eligible. the intersection of Oneawa Commissary 29 Defense voting officials in and Kihapai. Minutes Till Hour Washington are optimistic that The following route and ar- Cab 4'tand 28 the changed regulations will rival times will be maintained: 3rd and Mokapu 26 help bring a bigger percentage Arrives At Minute's After Main Gate 23 of service ballots in the 1962 Bus Terminal, Kailua 0 Malunui and Kalama 18 elections. MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. Kuulei and Maluiniu 1 3500 Kalama 18 They also point out that the NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. Maluiniu and Kawainui . 2 Kalama and Oneawa 16 Form 76 voting card will be Postage required: 3rd Class Maluiniu and Mookua 3 Oneawa and Punaa 15 issued in this manner in all Mail-3c, 1st Class mall-Se. 14c. Maluiniu and Hualani .. 4 Oneawa and Kuaaina 14 future general elections occur- Airmail For mailing fold paper twice and reeve Maluiniu and Kalama 6 Oneawa and Auwai 13 ring at two-year intervals. outer edge with tape of staple. Kalama and Kainalu 7 Oneawa and Wailepo 12 (*FPS)