Up; March. Back by Ssgt

RC Drive 1 -4 Marines Mop Today; Goat' Within Reati Up; March. Back By SSgt. Jim DiBernardo As of today, the Red Cross From over the horizon they came - a swarm of HMM-161 fund drive is pau. "whirly-birds" carrying battle-ready Brigade Marines to the Though results are not com- shore of northern Oahu across the sea and inland over the plete, Maj. G. H. Benskin, Sta- beach. tion fund drive coordinator, Yesterday was "D" Day for Operation "Dirt Road." estimated Tuesday that at Landing, off-loading and into least $1000 has been collected the air again, the choppers lion landing teams to partici- for Station, with some depart- churned busily overhead as pate in the three-week exercise. ments lacking final reports. HELPING HANDS Col. J. M. Rouse (c), Brigade-Station legal they returned to the USS Val- - After a day and night of think we may equal last officer, receives an assist from BrigGen. C. A. Youngdale, Bri- ley Forge well at sea to pick-up "I maneuvering against the "ene- year's mark, or at least come gade CG (I), and Col. W. R. Campbell, Station Commander, another load of 1/4 Marines. my," 1/4 Marines had the situa- close to it," he said. in pinning on his new eagles. The Colonel was promoted Tuesday One-four was the first of awfully tion in hand and, if all goes Maj. B. B. Ferrell, Brigade morning in the General's office. the three 4th Marine battal- well, they will begin a 58-mile gave an approximate chairman, tactical march toward K-Bay figure of $2400 contributed. at 11 a.m. today. They will He said tnat 2,4 was sched- start from Dillingham Air uled to conduct a ''fast and Force base, center of the am-. hard" fund drive upon their re- phibious exercise area. turn Wednesday to K-Bay from iJperations "Steel Gate" and The aggressors are actually 'Desert Winds." Their dead- a company of Marines from the Regiment commanded line will be extended for a by Capt. VOL. 12 -No. 14 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii April 5, 1963 short period. Robert Miller, HqCo. Road One-four is also making In the Dirt scenario Choirs Visit Station they final collections from afar constitute an enemy force which during their participation in invaded north- Oahu Operation "Dirt Road" on ern and was posing a military northern Oahu and Kauai. /political threat to K-Bay Chaplains Tell Easter Activities the "Oahu Pacific Missile Range Facili- Government." Services and activities for scheduled for Protestants in day. Confessions are from In answering that govern- ty chairman, LCdr. J. W. Fitz- Messhall #1 at 7 p.m. Mon- 4:30 to 6 Easter Week (Apr. 8.131 have p.m. ment's request for outside as- gerald, turned in a final report day evening. Families are Following Confession Fri- sistance in combating the of $97 Tuesday afternoon. been announced by Catholic urged to bring "pot luck" day, the Good Friday Liturgy, threat, the U.S. a Navy Final figures will be pub- and Protestant chaplains on and invite a single Marine Scripture Reading and Holy sent Task Force spearheaded by the lished in next week's Wind- the Air Station. from the congregation to Communion are set for 3 p.m. USS Valley Forge and includ- ward Marine. A family-style dinner is join them. in the Catholic Chapel. The Holy Saturday Vigil ing the LST Holmes County and The Lamb of God Choir Light Service and Eucharistic a battalion landing team of Thirteen Competed from Honolulu will sing dur- Service begin at 8 p.m. Con- Marines. ing and after the dinner. fessions are from 4 to 6 p.m. One-four, which 1 o a de d PMR Trio Selected for 'Hard Hats'; Tuesday, 45 coeds from the Mass will be spoken Easter aboard the "Forge" last Mon- University of California at Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m., day, commenced a vertical as- Other Petty Officer Rates Due Soon Berkeley will present a spe- with confession before Mass. (See lstBn Plans, Page 8) cial concert in Trinity Chapel Three PMRF first class petty Cartney were both stationed at at 7:30 p.m. As the Treble SecNav Guests Here Clef Society, they are touring officers have been selected for Point Mugu, Calif., with PMR's promotion to chief petty offi- the Islands during Easter cer. headquarters prior to their K- Week. West Coast Editors and Publishers Bay assignments. J01 Goode These advancements are a A Maundy Thursday Can- reported here in May, 1960, dlelight Communion Serv- To MCAS Wednesday result of the trio passing Fleet - Visit Brigade, ice is scheduled for 7:30 s ide rating examinations held and assists in Public Informa- Some 15 editors and pub- Brigade Commander, BrigGen. tion functions. p.m., with a Good Friday in February. worship service planned for lishers of newspapers in the C. A. Youngdale. 12th Naval District, headquar- "Skyhawks" of MAG -13 will Donning the Navy's "hard AMI McCartney came to 12:15 p.m. tered in San Francisco, will stage a SATS demonstration on hat" will be JOI Joseph C. Kaneohe Bay in October, The Easter Sunrise Service visit the Air Station and Bri- on the runway afterwards. At Goode, ou May 16, followed 1960, and is assigned to the will be held again at Pyramid gade next Wednesday. '2:10 p.m., B-Med will display by AM1 Robert J. McCartney Heli- Recovery Department's Rock this year. Due to Operation "Dirt medical equipment used in in July and SF1 Walter W. copter Maintenance Division. Wouters in November. The Catholic Chapel has set Road," the normal Brigade air- support of the FMF in the Thirteen PMR Navy men SF1 Wouters, one of the fa- Masses for Monday, Tuesday ground demonstration at Fort field. :ompeted in the February ex- cility's four "flying scuba div- and Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. Hase will not be staged. The visit will conclude with aminations. The results for ers," has been here since Octo- and 4:30 p.m., with Confes- Instead, visitors will tour sev- a personnel and equipment dis- first, second and third class ber, 1962. He reported to the sion before services. eral units and their displays. play with 4th Marines, ServBn., advancements are expected local facility from the Naval Holy Thursday Liturgy, Following a lunch at the Offi- and 3/12 in Theater #2, plus this month. Torpedo Station, K e y p or t, Mass and Holy Communion cers' Club, the newsmen will a showing of the movie "Force Chiefs-to-be Goode and Mc- Wash. take place at 7 p.m. Thurs- be briefed at Kansas Tower by in Readiness." ilil!liullll ,.,!!'f,ii'11.111iicili11111,11111illligi1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ilthIAli,'.1Hilglii.1,, WELCOME HOME-Marines

of 2d Bn , 4th Marines wave a hearty aloha after a six-week deployment as aggres:ors in Operations "Steel Gate" and "Desert Winds" in Southern California. The BLT arrived at Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Lenawee Wednesday morning. SSgt. Conrad Beadle (right photo), H-2/4. receives a special welcome home at ship- side from his children (I to r) Paula, Chuck and Wendy. The battalion left Feb. 21 by air lift for Camp Pendleton and MCB 29 Palms to oppose the 1st Marine Division and 3d MAW during amphibious maneuvers. 2 Windward Marino April 5, 1%3 Lt McConnell Marks KBay Aloha Today Navy Lt. William J. McCon- Camp Smith Services-The gates of Camp H. M. Smith, home of FMFPac Hqs, will be open to the public twice during nell, K-Bay's Station Chaplain Easter week. for the past 26 months, leaves FMFPac Chaplain Capt. R. F. McComas, USN, will conduct today for new duties as Chap- Holy Thursday services in the Camp Chapel at 7 p.m. Apr. 11. lain, Naval Hospital, Ports- Featured in the 90-minute service will be the Camp Smith mouth, Va. Choir's presentation of Dubois' "The Seven Last Words of Christ." Replacing Father McConnell * * * will be LtCdr. Leo D. Ward DIG THOSE CRAZY HATS Mrs. Julia Campbell, wife of Col. Constancy is Virtue The four children of SSgt. Frank - who has been serving as Chap - W. R. Campbell, MCAS CO, talks with the +cp three hay creators Mikolajczak, HMM-161, will receive recognition for their Sun- during the 0-Wives lun:heon at the Club Tuesday. They are lain for the 3d Battalion, 4th day School record at Trinity Chapel Sunday. (I to r): Mesdames Georgia Buehl, Mrs. Campbell, Lois Dahl and Marines Between them, the children represent a total of 31 years Monica Donnelly. (See story below.) Father McConnell has serv- consecutive attendance with 16-year-old Machaelyn and 14-year- having nine years apiece. Frank, 10, and Pamela, 9 ed all his Navy tire with the old Sherrlyn 8, have seven and six years, respectively. Fond Aloha Conveyed Corps and has nothing Marine Other students of Sunday School will receive awards for but "praise" for the Corps. six months and one-year attendance. 0-Wives Honor Station's First Lady He came to K-Bay from the 3d * * * Division on Okinawa. Nothing But Cooperation - When MajGen. James M. Mas- With Scrapbook; Special Skit Given He attended Latin School ters Sr. takes over the 3d Marine Division on Okinawa in May, it By Irene Peterson and St. Clements Hall in Bos- will mark the first time in history that a brother team has com- a Marine Division. Sometimes a luncheon will just wing its way together, and ton and graduated from Bos- manded Tuesday's gathering was the perfect example - with good ton's St. John's Seminary as The Assistant Division Commander is BrigGen. John M. reason! an ordained priest. Masters. the CG-to-be's younger brother. Honoring our Station's lovely First Lady, Mrs. W. R. Camp- The brothers have served together three times before as bell, everyone wanted to portray through both eye-gate and members of the lstMarDiv in China in 1945 and in 1948 when ear-gate our true feelings of Col. J. M. Masters gave command of 8th Marines to Col. J. H from 2/4 and Blood Donors Sought respect, honor and aloha. 3/4, projected Masters. enough originality and skill Special thanks to Skip Clark The Honolulu Blood Bank is They both servea at HQMC from August, 1959 to July, 1961. to merit detailed description for masterminding the skit de- accepting blood donations to- next week. Watch for it! * * * picting "A Day in the Life of day in Station Dispensary's Wings Folded for Keeps-Marine Transport Squadron 353 JuJu"-even while the 'packers As it takes a special kind of Ward "B". sanity to judge those Crazy (VMR-353) was decommissioned at Cherry Point, N. C., last were reducing her own quar- week 14 to Corps. Hats, we extend our mahalo to Volunteers are welcome any- after years' faithful service the ters to walls and boxes. MajGen. R. C. Mangrum, 2d Wing CG; BrigGen. N. J. Ander- LtCol. P. G. Dyer, Cdr. C. F. time between 8 this morning son, Dep C/S for Air. HQMC; and Major D. S. Thornbury, In case the stage talent's Staffel and Maj. J. M. Laney. and 4 p.m. identity eluded you, those unit's CO; were on hand for the ceremonies. clever impersonators were Chaplain's Corner The squadron's "Boxcars- have been reassigned to various Lola Dyer, Evelyn Tope. El- Marine Corps Reserve squadrons. lie Kohler, Jackie Klingman * and Wilma Jackson, with Crimes, Communism, Conquest Old Keeping It in the Family - The Chevron, base newspaper at dramatic effects by Norma MCRD San Diego, Calif., has been awarded the Department of Staffel and Lois Dahl! Tunes Played on New Instruments Defense Certificate of Merit for the 4th quarter of 1982. Kept as "Top Secret," the By Chaplain W. G. Tennant * * * ladies surprised Mrs. Campbell Our present struggles against communism, conquest and Advanced Confidence - The Feb. 15 Windward Marine with a scrapbook illustrating crime are, according to Sir Winston Churchill, simply variations proudly proclaimed that L-3/4 had qualified 50 experts on her "typical" K-Bay day in pic- of old themes played on new instruments. the rifle range. When the smoke cleared and all brass was ture and poem. "Life is a test and the world a place of trial," he wrote. policed, it was found the menehunes had scored again. The lavender with yellow "Always the problems-or maybe the same problem will be The headline should have read 1-3/4. The following was Easter egg - and - bonnet presented to every generation received recently from "L" CO, Capt. J. S. Conrado: "The con- theme, created by wives in different forms." Is that the best our gen- fidence expressed in the Feb. 15 edition has been fully justified, Is this discouraging? Not erasion can hope to do? In- although your figure was a trifle low. at all. It only means that we deedd not! Each of us can live "L-3/4 qualified 58 experts and 55 sharpshooters on Mar. are supposedly more expert- in such a way that there will 15. Although your publicizing our feat was premature, we felt Aloha enced (if not wiser) than be one more good person In you would be relieved to discover you had underestimated our Brigade Departures earlier generations and are the world. capabilities." (Ed. Note: Never a doubt, sir!) LtCol. J. Lowman Jr., MAG-13 S-4, given a chance to try our Through our influence, all of to Pentagon this month. us can help to improve the Mai. D. H. Cliarron. VMA-212, to mettle on problems they 1st MAW this month. couldn't lick. It all boils down moral climate in our commun- ities, can make a positive Station Departures to a test of us as individuals. con- Aiehte cePeiced LACol. A I. Clark, MCAS XS), to A cynical writer recently said tribution to the creation of an MARTD, MARTC, NAS Los Alamitos, environment CATHOLIC CHRISTIAN SCIENCE that about all we can do is to in which world St. Michael's Chapel Long Beach. Calif. this month. Sunday live so that "there will be one betterment - at least in our SUNDAY MASS-8:00, 930 and 11:00 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School. LtCol. W. L. Traynor, MCAS S-4, to a.m. area can be achieved. 11 a.m. - Church Service Christian MCS, Quantico this month. less rascal in the world." - WEEKDAYS - Monday through Fri- Science Society, 55 Kalnalu Drive, day 11:30 a.m., Saturdays goottoriffilieliiiiininniminomommuommonniliimainfinonioillimmasuntommenimillog and holi- Kailua. Each of us has an inspiring days. 9 a.m. Christian Science minister at Chapel CONFESSIONS Saturday, 6:30 to opportunity to make this brush- - Center, Friday 1 to 2:30 p.m. TOT H 8:00 p.m. and one-half hour before appointment at other hours call stroke on the portrait of man- all masses. Children's Confessions KMCAS Chaplain center. from 9:30 to 10:0'0 a.m. kind! BAPTISMS - 12 noon Sundays by ap. Wednesday pointment; phone 72350. Testimonial Meeting. ADULT CHOIR on Wednesday at 7 Note: Reading Room at 55 Kalnalu p.m. Drive is open on Monday, Wednesday Mokapu Students Begin CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CLASS for and Friday between 11:30 a.m. and Officer children 3 p.m. Monday during the 3:30 p.m. Also Monday evening 7 1, Col. W. R. Campbell Commanding school year at the OLD MOICAPU 9 p LtCol. A. L. Clark Executive Officer SCHOOL. JEWISH 10-Day Easter PROTESTANT Capt. R. B. Morrisey Informational Services Officer Vacation Trinity Chapel 3 p.m.-Friday, Aloha Chapel. John. Editor Sunday Divine Services son Circle Housing (off Kam Higb- GySgt. J. A. Mitchell School is out! At least for Sunday wayl. Pearl Harbor. Cpl. J. C. Schwaninger Assistant Editor 10 days. DIVINE SERVICE'S 9:30, 11:00. LATTER DAY SAINTS SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 a.m. In old Sunday SSgt. I). R. Vernon Sports Editor Mokapu's Elementary School Mokapu School. Tuesday 9:00 a.m.-Priesthood meeting. The WINDWARD MARINE is published every Friday by and for students received a reprieve 10:30 a.m.-Sunday School. ALTAR GUILD-8 p.m., meets fourth 6:30 p.m.-Sacrament Meeting. # the personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990, from Tuesday of the month in Trinity 4 c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif. Print.d at the Royal Printers and grammar and arithmetic Chapel. Al services at Church of Latter Publishers, Inc., Honolulu Hawaii, the WINDWARD MARINE is pub- at school's end today and Wednesday Day Saints, Kailua Rd., Kailua. ;# 'tithed with appropriated funds in conformity with paragraph 1720.1 don't have to return until CHOIR-Wednesday 7 p.m. for Chan- Tuesday MarCorMan 1961 and MCO 5727.3. The WINDWARD MARINE is a cel Choir rehearsal. 7 p.m. - Study class in the Prole! # member of and receives the services of the Armed Forces Press Monday, Apr. 15. COMMUNICANTS' CLASS Sunday tant Chapel conducted by L. D. S Service (AFPS). 5:3e p.m. (Sept. to June). - (Mormon) missionaries. No paid advertising may be accepted. The Information Section The breather was given to BIBLE CLASSas announced at Di- NOTE: Nursery care is provide: and the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. Telephones: WIND- the vine Services. tree for chi:then at the Care Center WARD MARINE 72-104; ISO 72-141. T children so that they could Friday while parents attend Sunday morages attend Easter services and CHOIR Junior Choir rehearsal at 3 services at either Trinity or St 36.1. Subscription Sate . 52 50 per year Circulation- -5000 - scheduled festivities. p m. chael's Chapel April 5, 1963 Windward Marina 3 Hag Officers Switch Jobs Within Corps LtGen. John C. Munn, As- sistant CMC since Jan. 1, 1960, was detached from that posi- tion last week, HQMC announced. Gen. Munn was succeeded by Gen. Charles H. Hayes, who SOUND OFF -- Combat-loaded Marines of 1/4 are checked was promoted to lieutenant INFORMAL CHAT - Navy Capt. John A. Fidel (c),,C0 of the off the manifest as they go into the hold of the USS Valley Forge. general upon assumption of his USS Valley Forge, chats informally with Col. R. L. Stallings, Bri- Checking their names against the ship's manifest is Capt. Frank new office. gade Chief of Staff (r), and Col. W. R. Marsh, CO, 4th Marine W. Riney (c), Combat Cargo Officer. Watching thr proceedings Regiment, prior to a "welcome aboard" luncheon held at the Gen. Munn takes over Ma- is LtCol. A. I. Thomas, CO 1/4. The battalion went aboard the Officers' Club last Friday in honor of the various officers com- rine Corps Base, Camp Pen- 'Forge" Monday to participate in Operation "Dirt Road." posing the Naval elements participating in Operation "Dirt dleton, from MajGen. James Road." Capt. Fidel is conducting the operation from his ship. M. Masters Sr. Gen. Masters For Meritorious Achievement Col. Marsh is Troop Exercise Coordinator. succeeds MajGen. Henry W. Buse Jr. in May as CG, 3d Ma- rine Division. Gen. Buse will At Education Office Vietnam, Okinawa Heroism serve at HQMC. In other new assignments, MajGen. Alpha L. Bowser, now Registrations Going Today Earn Medals for Marines Assistant Chief of Staff (G-1(, Headquarters Marine Corps duct as a task 'mit commander HQMC, will succeed Gen. has announced two Legions of in Vietnam. Hayes as Deputy Chief of Staff For Jackson College, UofH Merit and three Navy Com- LtCol. Archie J. Clapp, (Plans and Programs?. A representative of Jackson quire:nents for UofH must reg- mendation Medals have been MARTD, Minneapolis, Minn., BrigGen. Ormond R. Simp- presented Marines for meri- earned the Legion of Merit son, Assistant Director of Per- College will be at the Station ister for on-Station courses to- torious conduct and achieve- for exceptionally meritorious sonnel, will replace Gen. Bow- Education Office today from day. A late registration fee will ment. conduct as CO of a Marine ser. 9:30 a.m. until noon to register be charged after 4 p.m. Regis- The medals were awarded helicopter squadron In Viet- personnel trations are being taken at the for action in the Republic of nam. Education Office. Jackson College in Honolulu Vietnam and heroism on Oki- Three Marines received Engineers Galore I nawa. Navy Commendation Medals offers a variety of courses. Military personnel are remind- Col. John F. Carey, now at for meritorious achievement in Pioneigs No More Vietnam. ed that tuition assistance is not Marine Corps Landing Force Pioneer Marines? They are Development Center, Quantico. Maj. N. J. Kapatan, Capt. available for Jackson College no longer same. courses, nor is government received a Gold Star in lieu of J. R. Plummer and lstSgt. K-Bay's Co. B, 3d Pioneer transportation presently avail- his second Legion of Merit for R. A. Schriefer were cited Battalion, has been redesigna- XO, able. exceptionally meritorious con- for service as aircraft ted as the Co. B, 3d Engineer maintenance officer and Battalion in conformance with The Station Education Office maintenance chief respec- CMC's recent personnel allo also announces arrival of the Corps Wins Navy tively, of a Marine chopper cation change. new MCI Handbook. The Ma- squadron in Vietnam. According to lstSgt. H. A. rine Corps Institute has rein The other Navy Commenda- Shotwell, the company's top stated several new and revised Suggestion Award Cpl. tion Medal was awarded NCO, "the unit will carry on courses, open to interested Ma- The Marine Corps has won Lee R. Marshall for heroism on the same job as they have in rines. the ''Secretary of the Navy Okinawa when he saved the life the past-no changes to the Award" for increased partici- of a civilian worker June 29, routine or table of organiza- Prospective college students pation in the Navy's Benefi- 1962. tion." who have filled all entrance re- cial Suggestion program during fiscal year 1962. Elevated Apr. 1 by CO HQMC received a plaque COMPLETES COURSE - a n d letter in recognition of SSgt. Donald B. King, a photo this accomplishment from the Promotions Awarded 34 H&HS Marines En Masse interpreter with H&MS-13, re- Navy. Secretary of the Thirty-four Marines from roll, R. E. Krausz, N. T. Hale, lin, E. F. Bahr, D. J. Cousen- ceived a certificate last week At present, the plaque and Headquarters and Headquar- T. P. Farrel, J. A. Johnson, R. tino, A. M. Madrid and Mack for completing the Officers letter at are being displayed ters Squadron were promoted L. Macy, A. M. McGilton, W. D. Thacker. Junior Extension Course. ground major Marine Corps Apr. 1 by Major W. E. Brown, Blakenship, P. R. Castro and activities for one month, since H&HS CO. A. Delacruz-Naveira. the award is the result of a Those advancing to lance Newly promoted corporals ;taint effort by all Marine corporal were: B. F. Leader, R. were: L. J. Duhon, T. E. Car- Corps activities. K. Steiner, D. M. Lawson, D. C. Mader, D. C. Lobley, E. B. Palyo, W. H. Rybczynski, C. E. Satiritz. P. R. Stephens, L. H. Freeman, R. L. Jones and A. B. Connor Jr. Also: Harvey Hall, R. W. Wright, R. L. Gilroy, G. L. Duke, M. W. Emery, A. E. Kae-

New Vehicle, Insurance

Decals Now Due May 1 Capt. D. D. Brooks, Station Provost Marsha 1, has announced that the new vehicle decals for officers and the in- CONGRATUI.ATIONS - Sgt. Gerasimo Lantos receives a surance decals for all cars will handshake from Maj. Gus Robinson, VMF-232 ExO, after finish- UP THE 'ADDER-Three 1-3/4 Marines show their promotion be issued by the Provost Mar- ing first in a Maintenance Administration course at Barber's Point warrants to Company GySgt. T. E. Brown (2d from I). The new shal's Office beginning May 1. Naval Air Station. Congratulations were also extended Tinsday lance corporals are (I to r): P. C. Hartigan (Sgt. Brown), R. C. More info will be passed to Cpl. J. C. Church (c) and LCpI. D. B. Cole who were promoted Bowmaster and Alfonso Ortega. later. to their present rank 4 Windward Marine April 5, 196:+

SELF SERVICE - Cpl. J. E. Aker ley, Station Ordnance, refuels his truck at MT's self-service gasoline station. Drivers service their SPOT CHECK - Conducting checks on a vehicle are (I-r) Capt. L. J. Tremblay, 01C, GySgt. own vehicles. C. W. Dickerson, NCOIC, and SSgt. J. E. Reginski, truckmaster. MT Gears in Action 'Round the Clock; Keeps K-Bay 's Rolling Stock on Move The purring of engines, cou- assisted by GySgt. ('. W. Pied to handle various types pled with the rumble of wheels Dickerson, NCOIC, and SSgt. of equipment ranging from and clanking tools, echo the J. E. Reginski. truckmaster. pick-up trucks, buses, refuel- sounds of vehicles and equip- Second in command and su- ers, 'semi's' to engineer ment on the move at K-Bay's pervisor of all civilian per- equipment. Station Motor Transportation sonnel attached to the di- Our variety of vehicles and TIRE CHANGE - Hebert Division. vision is Jack Edwards. chief auto equipment serv- assorted gear provide excellent Sagon, These are men and vehicles quarterman. icer, selects a tire for installa- means to further proficiency of who recorded an impressive One of the primary missions motor vehicle operators in the tion on a vehicle. DISPATCHER Hundreds of million and a half miles on the of MT is maintaining and re- Marine Corps," the Captain - for vehicles are road last year. pairing of Station vehicles and added. requests The vital mission of K- equipment. Its maintenance handled daily by D. L Arndt Bay's transportation division shop has the responsibility of Another function of MT is dispatcher. Cpl. R. F. Urn (I), receives encompasses a multitude of maintaining some 630 pieces of the Station Safe Driving School gelte,, bus driver responsibilities in maintain- equipment - ranging from under the supervision of Cpl. trip ticket for Station Schoo, ing, repairing and operating lawn mowers to a 20-ton mo- Virgil Patterson. Although pri- run. all Station vehicles and bile crane. marily for traffic violators with equipment. privately owned automobiles, Besides its military commit- Story By MT also provides construc- the school is open to military MT provides bus serv- tion weight and materials ments, personnel and dependents who SSgt. Ed DeCole ice for some 400 on-Station voluntarily seek to improve handling in support of public Photos By works maintenance efforts. school children. Operating 13 their driving habits. Sgt. C. B. Simmons buses making two runs daily, The license branch, super- Additionally, the division is school 1961-62 tal- the lift for vised by Alfred Butires, as- SECURES CABLE - Kenneth responsible for crash and struc- lied 92,274 miles. Tochiki, heavy duty equipment tural fire, aircraft starting and sisted by Cpl. Patterson, both mechanic, tightens-up cable towing equipment and prime Liberty buses in operation certified license examiners, clamps on clam-shell bucket of movers of emergency and since July of last year pro- issued more than 2000 gov- mobile crane. standby electrical power gen- vides liberty transportation ernment vehicle operator erating equipment. leeward for K-Bay Marines. permits last year. Fourth and fifth echelon To date, 13,560 passengers From the dispatcher's desk, maintenance is also provided utilized this service, cover- vehicles are checked out to to MAG-13 and other tenant ing 18,464 miles. units through MT's "U-drive" units for aircraft mainte- On-Station shuttle-bus serv- system. In the dispatching of nance support equipment ice is also provided as well as vehicles, special consideration and tactical vehicles. runs to Tripler Army Hospital is given utilization - the right K-Bay's MT division is or- twice daily. vehicle for the right job. ganized into maintenance, Hundreds op- Our division offers out- of requests are erations and license filled daily by D. L. issue standing training for motor ve- Arndt, branches. These from three sections hicle operators," Capt. Trem- dispatcher, units utiliz- are composed of a 53 ing the force of blay said. "The majority of taxi service or chauf- civilians 56 and Marines, who personnel, when first assigned feur-driven vehicles for off s operate and maintain a cial business. variety to us, usually have limited SAFETY FIRST - Stressing of vehicles and equipment. qualifications. A continuous operation, Sta- safety, vehicles are constantly DRIVER'S EXAM - Alfred This huge compound of tion Motor Transport is pre- checked and repairs made. Re- Butires, license examiner, rolling stock is geared by "However, after complet- pared to drive anywhere, move placing wheel cylinder and checks accuracy of an appli- Capt. L. J. Tremblay, trans- ing a normal tour of duty, anything, anytime, 24 hours-a- repairing brakes on a bus is cant during driving skill test. portation - engineer officer, they leave here well- quail- day - and they do it well. George Yee, mechanic.

SAFE AND SOUND - School children arrive at Mokapu Elemen- REPAIRS - Jack Edwards, supervisor (c), checks work of Albert Souza (I) and Charles Haia tary School aboard one of 13 buses operating aboard the Station. (r) repairing auxiliary power unit on aircraft crash and rescue truck. The driver is LCpI. W. J. VanHorn. 5, 1963 April 6 SBall Squad Opens Season Tomorrow In Return Bout With Wahiawa 'Comm' Coach Bob Kendrick and the Mahoney has been bunting mano Army team Thursday, K-Bay softball team journey t 0 well and has speed to get on. Apr. 11, at 7:30 p.m. Wahiawa tomorrow to play the Jim Hardy, veteran softball All home games will be opening game of the current player, will be clean up man, played at Pollock Field. Inter-Service softball league a while Ray Truelove, outfielder A schedule of softball games 11 a.m. will follow the lead-off man. was announced this week for Three games are featured in the Apr. 6 to Aug. 1 season. "Ray isn't the Wahiawa calendar of the long ball hit- Games for the month of April events, the first being K-Bay, ter, but he's in there getting are: versus Naval Communications clean hits when we need Date and Time Opponent Location Apr. 8-11 a.m. 'em," Kendrick said. HASAC CHAMPS Sgt. Joe Blaile (I) Station. Naval Comm Wahiawa - and Sgt. Joe Kernel of Apr. 9-7:30 p.m. the HM Judo team emerged champs in their weight class in the The softball team's sched- Hickam AFB Pollock Field ule for this month Apr 11-7:30 p.m. recent Armed Forces judo competition held at Hickam AFB. includes Helemano (Army) Pollock Field Free Wheels two first-week home games. Apr 13-11 a.m. Blaile was tops in the 160-pound weight class while Kamai took E Hickam APB Hickam top honors at 140 pounds. ,E The first game - at Pollock Apr 16-7:30 p.m. Pearl Harbor Pollock Field Set for Fans Field next Tuesday, 7:30 Apr 18-7:30 p.m. Naval Comm Year's Largest Tourney E Bus transportation is p.m. - will be against a Pollock Field E Apr 20-2 p.m. asallable for persons wish- fired up Hickam squad. Hick- Wheeler AFB Pollock Field Apr 23-7:30 p.m. i ing to attend the softball am was runner-up in the Hickam AFB Hickam iseason opener K-Bay HASAC tourney last year. Apr 27-2 p.m. - Helemano lArmy) Scho. Barracks Big Club Championships rs Wahiawa tomorrow. Apr 30-7:30 p.m. - Next, K-Bay hosts the Hele- Pearl Harbor Naval Housing Busses will make two pick-up stops, the first at Mahimahi Top Haul Slated for Klipper Links Bus Stop It 1 at 9 a.m. and Bus Stop .= 2 at 9:15. Re- The biggest golf tourney of flights as necessary to In- turn transportation will the year - the Klipper Links clude all competitors. be provided. Anglers Land NearRecord Big Club Championships-will "We may even have a flight for those on crutches," Pro A schedule of transpor- start next week. tation to the K-Bay team's Mike Dietz said. "away" games will be pub- Persons entering the tour- Last year 108 entries were Catch in 'Diamond' Outing included in the Club cham- lished next week. ney must play 18 holes of A team of K-Bay anglers south of Diamond Head in a pionships. This year it is qualifying golf between Apr. Following the Navy Comm took sports fishing seriously combined effort by Col. hoped that more than 150 tilt. Wheeler AFB and PH last Saturday and netted a Campbell and Capt. Lane - 13-21. For these holes, a will register. Nasal Station will battle for near-record catch from a sports a 50 pound mahimahi. score card must be certified 2dLt. Frost Walker walked a win. The third game finds fishing boat. Capt. Lane took the strike, in the pro shop before com- away with top honors in the last Hickam AFB and the Hele- Col. W. R. Campbell, Sta- but after tiring, turned the line championship meet so he mencing a qualifying round. will be mano Army team slugging it tion commander, Capt. S. H. over to Col. Campbell who ineligible for qualifying A bulletin board in the pro this year, oat. Lane, CO, PMR, Cdr. C. F. brought the fish to gaff. but eligible for med- shop will carry match play al play. LtCol. Ray The K-Bay squad, winners of Staffel, ExO, PMR, W. K. Odd catch of the day was Mullane was runner-up last year's HASAC Kunz, R. T. Ridlehoover and claimed by Mr. Ridlehoover pairings. in the 1962 tour- tournament. ney. will put H. C. Jipson of the Bendix who hooked a tuna which, in their "all" into their Match play will commence game in an effort to start to- Range Systems Division were turn, was hooked by a shark. ward the title. Forty games vesponsible for the total The tuna's body wen, to the Wednesday morning, Apr. are scheduled this year. catch. shark, but the shark was land- 24. There will be a champion- Weekend Shoot. ed by the fisherman. ship flight and as many Bob Kendrick, ace hurler Nearly 500 pounds of mahimahi and tuna were brought in fer K-Bay, will start on the Scheduled Here =-E- by six Dooley, Morris Set Pace moo ad. Kendrick expects to the fishermen. of The K-Bay Skeet start outfielder Daniel Ma- The big catch the day Club will host a "Nana Invitational" honey as lead-off man at bat. was made some 20 miles K-Bay's Thin-Clads Smash skeet shoot tomorrow and Sunday at the local skeet range. The two-day shoot will Philippines Cinder Record commence at 10 a.m. both days and lasts until 4:30 Four members of the K-Bay set a new pole vault record by p.m. track team accepted an invita- clearing the bar at 14 feet. Fifty targets, each in the tion from the Philippine Ath- Cpl. Morris set a new Phil- .410 and 20 guage class, will a ippine record by letic Association to attend tossing the be used Saturday and 100 tar- meet there and returned to K- shot put 461/2 feet. gets in the 12 or all-guage Bay after breaking two records In the 200-meter dash, Lt. category will be fired on Sun- and placing first in three of Mayhan turned in the winning day. five events. time of 22 seconds and a sec- This meet, the second of The Philippine National ond place time of 10.8 in the four such tournaments to be track and. field championships 100-meter dash. held here this year, is a Na- were held in Manila, Mar. 16. Cpl. Flynn, ace distance tional Skeet Shooting Asso- runner of the K-Bay cinder- ciation match. lstLts. Aubrey Dooley, men, placed second in the coach of the thin-dads, and Open shooting will not be 5000-meter run in 16 min- Lynn Mayhan, Cpl. Orville permitted during the weekend FISH AND FISHERMEN K -Bay's fishing party poses with a utes, 25 seconds. events; however, - Flynn and LCpl. John A. spectators Portion of dearly 500 pounds of 'aku" after a day on the .port In addition to participating are invited to attend. Mortis represented the K- fishing boat Comet. Proud anglers are (I-r) Col. W. R. Campbell, in the meet, Lts. Dooley and Further information is avail- Ccir. Bay track squad. C. F. Staffel, Capt. S. H. Lane, W. J. Kunz and R. E. Mayhan conducted clinics on able by calling SSgt. E. A. Ridlehoover. During the meet, Lt. Dooley pole vaulting and sprinting. Shaw at 72945 or 72592. 4 Windward Marine April 5, 1;63

HM Grapplers invade Mainland Meet I Eye AAU Title, European Tournament Three grapplers of the HM wrestling team departed K-Bay this week with plans to tackle the nation's "best" and head for Europe. All three will compete with wrestlers from all major colleges, universities, athletic clulis and Armed Forces representatives in the National AAU championships in San Francisco this week. The AAU matches, being San Francisco matches to- to the All-City-District teat)) in hosted by the Olympic Club of morrow, a team will be hand- Minneapolis, Minn. San Francisco, started Tuesday picked and sent immediately He also won the All -t ni- and will end tomorrow. to the U.S. Military Acad- versity Champion title while lstLt. Martin L. Brandtner, emy, West Point, to attend a attending the University of SSgt. Charles Vigil and LCpI. wrestling clink in prepara- Minnesota in 1958-60. Henry Hatchet*. are repre- tion for the May matches. Standing behind an os ,rap senting. Island record of 49 wins, 11 leases 0-loss record in the Marines in The three HM wrestlers have PERFECT RECORD - By piling up an 8-win the bouts. 3/12 intramural basketball competition, I Battery emerged impressive records. Although champs. Team members are (I-r kneeling): Cpls. T. R. Barger Judges appointed by the they don't work out everyday (coach), D. D. Davis, LCpls. E. M. Nadeau, F. D. Singleton and AAU will keep tally on each of -365 days a year-as do some . . . Results Jerry Hubler, Pfc. Clyde Rice and LCpI. A. R. Ming, assistant the more than 200 wrestlers- members of the other teams, In a press time report coach. Standing: LCpI. R. F. Samble, team captain, Cpl. C. A. including the Japanese All- their chances look good. from UPI on the San Fran Stars who grappled with the cisco matches, it was report. Blair, LCpI. Charles Bell, Cpls. Samuel Alfons and B. W. lgou. Hatchett and Vigil will HM squad two weeks ago-to ed that Cpl. Hatchett on The team competed with five other batteries for the title. both wrestle in the 191 select a team to tour Europe. his first bout at 2131-2 Performance, skill and pound class while Lt. Brandt- pounds, but lost the second. Coach Dalton's Finale sportsmanship will be the main ner will grapple at 138. Sgt. Charles Vigil was de- factors used in determining Lt. Brandtner's wrestling cisioned in his first match who goes to Europe for with a San Francisco grap- the career started in High School KBay Swim Club Tackles CISM (International Council pler. of Military Sports) matches in in 1954. He took All-City and Lt. Brandtner hadn't been May. District championships in 195.4 matched in the first two days Kaimuki Age Group Match At the completion of the through 1856 and was selected of wrestling. Each grappler will wrestle four times for K-Bay's swim club journeys state tournaments held in awards. to Kaimuki next week for the Oahu every year. State Age Group indoor cham- Wednesday morning the first and four draws, the Lieutenant pionships. trial heats will be held. Thurs- added 14 more wins this year Four days of trials and fin- day will be the day for finals Hatchett and Vigil also als will be held at Kaimuki of Wednesday's events. On Fri- have impressive records, High School Apr. 10-13. day and Saturday, morning Hatchett losing only one Forty entrants from the events will be limited to trials match - greco-roman - this K-Bay squad will compete in and the evenings to finals. year. Vigil and Hatchett have the state event. More than Doreen Smith has broken combined to win more than 400 entries have been re- the Oahu State swim record 75 percent of the Hawaii Ma- ceived from 22 swim clubs twice in the past two months rine tallies this year. throughout the islands. and is expected to make a try The three grapplers nave Doreen Smith, Kathy Thom- at it again next week. Her walked away with 15 title as, Peggy and Penny Hail, backstroke record for the matches this year. Jackie Leogue and Valerie 100 yards is 1:09.0. --- Kerr head the list of girl hope- Kathy Thomas, Peggy Hail I stlt. Martin Brandtner LCpI. Henry Hal'chett Officers Wives fuls from K-Bay. and Jackie Leogue have all - In the boys' events, Robert been high in the running in re- and Bill Thomas, Chris Allen cent swim meets at K-Bay and `Lefty' Gomez Prodigy Bowling League and John Lapp are the ''best at Hilo. All hope to place the Dottie Rapp took command contenders we have in the K Bay team - now ranked in of the distaff bowling depart.. boys' events," coach Bud Dal- the top five in the islands-in Son of Yankee Great Takes ment in this week's Officers- ton said. first place. Wives bowling league by in Dalton will be working The Kaimuki meet will be HM creasing her average to 159 with the swimmers during coach Dalton's last with the Over Pitching Chores taking high game (209), high Gery Gomez, son of famed The 22-year-old the weekend in preparation team. He will be transferred corporal en- series (574) and high game and "Lefty" Gomez, New York tered for the meet, one of four to MCB, Camp Pendleton, in the service after cum- series with handicap. Yankee pitching great, will be pleting three years of college May. In less than three years Capt. Don Miller won 'ligh wearing a Hawaii Marine base- at the University of Wyoming. he has taken the team from game and high series honors near the cellar to near the ball uniform this season. He is now serving at Marine Gomez will be for Barracks, with his 204-569. top. pitching Pearl Harbor. Team the HM squad. A native of Durham, McAfee - Miller 33 X Mrs. Helen Thomas will take The baseball season opens Allen - Thomas 31 X Conn., Gomez was selected Rapp - Harpe za X over coaching chores for the at Quick Field Apr. 19 with for a berth on the All-State Smith - Sh2w 28 X K-Bay Hradberry - Van Orden 28 81 club when Dalton leaves the Hawaii Marines batting baseball a n d basketball Hudson - Anderson 27 Z the islands. it out with Army. Jackson - Mullane 23 X teams in 1958. Staffel - Sloan 23 Z He compiled a 7-2 won-loss Beal - Hail 23 Long Rutty 16 64 record during his last year at LIBERTY LOG Staff Wives TODAY SUNDAY All-Girl Review - "Tokyo Shochiku Rodeo - Saddle City, Waimanalo. Review." world famous all-girl revue For the old cowhand. Program starts = Pin Scores itrect from Tokyo. McKinley Audi- at noon. torium, 6 and 8:30 p.m. Repeats Sat. YMCA - Island Tours follow Java Lillie King took over the urday. Club coffee presentation and church Broadway Hit - "Take Her. She's transportation. Evening entertainment high average slot with a 163 Mine," broadway comedy hit at the provided at 7 p.m. by Tripler Hospital while high game (scratch) is Huger Theater. Starts al 8:30 p.m. choir. Show repeats Saturday. MONDAY now held by Lois McNitt with Waikiki Shell - Victor Borge high- YMCA - Judo classes at 7 p.m. fol. lights laugha.minute entertainment lowed by square dance. a 198. Belva Browning cap- at 8:30 p.m. Repeats Saturday. TUESDAY tured high one with handicap YMCA - Scuba class, dance classes Softball - First home game at Pol. and judo classes take up 6:30.7:30 lock Field. Brig8de band. K -Bay de- with a 233 while Freda DeCol p.m. slot. Record dance follows. fending champs take on Hickam AFB at 7:30 p.m. moves to high three scratr SATURDAY at 7:30 YMCA - Bingo and prizes with 517. Jean Starcher's 600 MARTHON RUNNER - Cpl. Softball - KBay softball in season p m Joseph Ortiz, VMA-212, opener at Wahiawa. Bus transporta- WEDNESDAY is now high series with handi- tion leaves Bus Stnp No. 1 at 9 a.m. WreAling - Civic Auditorium. 7 cap. proudly displays the Roger To- and P is Stop No. 2 at 9:15. Return P transportation provich,d. Schedule in YMCA - Record dance at R p.m. Team w guchi Award presented him eludes three ball games and picnic THURSDAY Pupule Ka Moan 15 with trimmings. Softball KBay's second home Star Fires e after the Kapiolani Park mara- - 14 All-Girl Review - See "today" list. game. Tackle Army IHelemanm In Odd Balls ,. 14 0 thon run. Ortiz ran the 26-mile ting grudge match at Pollock Field, 7:30 Participators 9 II Broadway Hit - "Take Her, She's p.m. Cheer the learn to victory. Pin Spotters 9 11 marathon in 3 hours, 9 minutes Mine " S '-e "today" listing. YMCA - Variety show at 6:30 Four Nations 7Iy 11; Waikiki Shell - Victor Borge re. Gym and swim party at 7 p in. fol- Pow Wow Wows 7 19 and 20 seconds to place third. peals. See "today" listing. lowed by TV show. Gary Gomez Pele's Menehunes 41/2 15 April 5, 1963 Windward Marine '7 Enlisted Club Getting New Face; Activities Slacken Activities at the Enlisted last week. The tables being CluIi may seem a little slow smaller, there's more room for during the next week or so, you and your friends at the but not without good cause. club. Further changes will be announced at a later date. GySgt. Max Ickes, club man- ager, announced this week that This evening the club spot- lights the Country Gentlemen more remodeling is on tap for tuxedoed hillbilly the coming week. presenting music on the 1-2.3 side. FRHIP- "We plan to move all the ers can spend the night listen- booths out of the Aloha Room ing to the Stereos with their into the FRHIP room," he usual fine music. Happy hour said. "This will give us more from 6 to 8 p.m. SHIPS OVER - Sgt. Vincenzo room and table service in the Saturday evening FRHIP- F. Rolla, H&S 1/4, reenlisted dining room, plus a boosted ers can settle back and use week for six more years. capacity in the FRHIP room last their executive judgement on of about 150." Sgt. Rolla attended Walquist a new band reported to play High School, North Ogden, The 150 new tables and 650 excellent dancing music - Utah, before enlisting in the contour chairs purchased re- the Four Notes. Bring the INSTANT SUCCESS - Dick and Dee Dee, known for their num- Corps in July 1953. cently were put into service wife or best girl for the fes- ber one seller "The Mountain's High," are just two of the big tivities. names appearing in Wednesday's Show of Stars at Theatre # I. ***************-A-******* 1.2 -3 side patrons can live it Sharing singing and dancing chores will be the Shirelles, the up to the sounds of the Triple Cascades and Gene Pitney. Shows are set for 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Star Playboys 111 the club Tickets cost $1 each for adults and 50c for children 12 and under. closes. They ca- be purchased in Toyland or at the theatre. The last Show stars performing at K-Bay played to standing room only. Sunday schedule centers around brunch from 9 to 12:30 /Ring p.m. and happy hour from 6 to Brunch to Buffet -11-444-11--11-4--**************** 8 p.m. NOTE: SM. WM'S at 'theater No. I are 6:05 and 8:26 p.m. dailY 2 7:30 daily. one feature will be shown at Theater No. at p.m. Normal club schedule for the maimees begin at I p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Theater No. I only. Sunday Is 0Club's Family By GySgt. Jim Mitchell rest of the week. TONIGHT 1-Gay Purr-ee-A delightful feature cartoon using the Day; Special Menu Ready voices of Judy Garland, Robert Goulet and Red Buttons. They MENU play pussy cats and Judy is the prettiest feline. She strays to Noon Meal Evening Meal The Modernaires will provide shrimp tempura or mahl- a city slicker. Lively. times are had by TODAY music for your dancing pleas- mahi, both priced at just Paris and falls victim to Sea Food Platter Baked Meat Loaf all. So will you. 036 min.) ure at steak night tonight. $1.95. SATURDAY Come early and enjoy happy T =2-The 300 Spartans Brunch Roast of Pork Sunday is family day at your SUNDAY hour before the dance. Club starting with brunch SATURDAY Brunch Grilled Beef Steaks The atmosphere is just right served from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Matinee-Apache Territory - The Texan. Rory Calhoun, MONDAY for dining on Saturday nights, and culminating with the fam- takes on the Apaches again in a quick repeater. 191 min.) Spanish Franks Pot Roast of Beef with soft lights and appropriate ily buffet from 6 until 8 p.m. T=1-40 Tons of Trouble-Big-time gambler Tony Curtis TUESDAY piano styles. The main entree is tender, comes off the rough kick to befriend orphaned Claire Wilcox Roast Chicken Braised Spareribs The menu features com- delicious prime ribs of beef and makes her queen of a Las Vegas nightclub. Suzanne Plesh- WEDNESDAY plete dinners from $1.95. Chop Sue)* Grilled Cheeseburgers supplemented by a second en- Our chef is a master of sea- ette gives him a hand. Romance, laughter and tears galore. A THURSDAY tree of southern fried chicken. visit to Disneyland and Phil Silvers make it fine family enter- Grilled Veal Chops Chicken Ala King food so why not try delicate The entire buffet is just tainment. 1106 min.) $2.25 and if you prefer the T=2-Gay Purr-ee Buffet Dinner Sunday second entree only, the price is just $1.75 and 85c for chil- SUNDAY dren. Matinee-David and Goliath-Big giant Goliath gets clob- We are planning a special bered again so Orson Welles (92 min. Barons of Basin Street, Pastels fill soon. and Rossi Prago. brunch and buffet for Easter T=1-Elephant Walk-A husband-wife mess with Dana Sunday, Apr. 14, so mark this Andrews picking dramatics NCO Club Weekend Music Bill up the pieces. Eliza:.)eth Taylor's Staff on your calendar. are over-shadowed by pachyderms on a rampage. Good, but an- The Barons of Basin Street spotlighted from 2 to 6 in the cient. The brunch will feature eggs, drama for 102 minutes. blast Dixieland tunes through- afternoon. At least two entries breakfast steak and blueberry T = 2 Staff of -40 Tons of Trouble out the evening at the are served, with a variety muffins and the entrees on the enjoyment. a good inex- Club for everyone's side dishes. For buffet will be Virginia baked MONDAY They've always been welcomed pensive family afternoon, come 1=1-The Vampire and the Gloriani is a ham and roast young turkey. Ballerina-Tina with a good response; let's do to the club and get momma out chorus girl flop. Watch the Windward Marine turned ballerina in this Italian Stage is full the same tonight. Happy hour of the kitchen for awhile. of screaming and vampires disappearing into the sunset. Poor. for further details. 4 to 6 p.m. Normal club schedule will be 192 min., from The soft dance music of the carried out for the remainder T .= 2-Elephant Walk Pastels gives the club a ro- of the week. Watch next week's TUESDAY mantic air Saturday evening. column for information regard- T z 1-Imitation of Life-Widowed Lana Turner and daugh- The dining room serves dinner ing the Staff NCO Club chil- ter Sandra Dee try to hook eligible John Gavin. Extra con- from 6 to 10 p.m. dren's Easter Party, scheduled fusion enters plot as showgirl Susan Kohner disowns mother to The Sunday buffet dinner is Apr. 14. hide fact that she is of mixed blood. Very good, but a little rough for the young. 1124 min.) Aloha Coffee Friday T=2-The Vampire and the Ballerina WEDNESDAY Staff Wives Plan Waikiki Luncheon T=1-Almost Angels-Another Walt Disney great. Board- By Fran Gouveia dinner will go at 12 p.m. sharp. ing house mayhem, and galore make up the spring fever tricks The Staff Wives aloha coffee Call either Diane Bondurant at plot Music and singing are outstanding. Must for youngsters. (105 min.) is slated for Friday, Apr. 19, at 267-958 or Jeanne Allison at 9:30 a.m. in NCO 255.365 for your T =2-Imitation the Staff reservation. of Life Club. They must be made no later THURSDAY April's luncheon, Wednes- than Apr. 17. MERIT MAST - Sgt. G. L. 1=1-Operation Petticoat-Five Army nurses are rescued day the 24th to be spe- Members of our club volun- Huning received meritorious from an isle by a submarine. They have a ball as the crew cific, will be one that'll be most teered their time to help the mast last week from Col. W. coasts 'e.n from one torpedo room to the other. Ever seen un- enjoyed by all. We'll have din- Blood Bank this week. This H. Marsh, 4th Regiment CO, mentionables hanging in your skipper's office? Cary Grant, ner at the fashion show in the blood is put in reserve at T..ip- for exceptional performance of Tony Curtis, Joan O'Brien and Dina Merrill. (120 min.) Royal Ilawaiian Hotel. ler Army Hospital for military duty as admin chief with Anti- 1=2-Almost Angels Cost will he $3.11 and the personnel or dependent's use. Tanks. $ Windward Marino April 5, 1963

Check Regulations When War Orphans Assistance Nearing Twilight Cruise Reaches Peak This Year By Gy Sgt. T. W. McCarty which often finds him facing Educational and training as- took part the program, the Brigade Career Advisory NCO complications when his re- sistance to war orphans is ex- largest number to date. Personnel in career advisory enlistment bonus is tabu- pected to reach its A study revealed that the sections often run across sen- lated. peak this year, according to the Veterans program is expected to drop ior staff nomcoms who are un- This may be a minor over- slowly from this year's peak of Administration which conducts aware data contained in the sight to some but to the others until 1985 when less than 300 Marine Corps Manual. contemplating staying beyond program. the war orphans are expected to 20 or 30 years it can be a prob- One of the subjects covered The VA estimates that 24,000 be enrolled. in the manual is enlistment ex- lem. It's easy to avoid - just The benefit Is available to tensions. get your request in on time. children whose veteran-parent SHIPS FOR TWO - GySgt. children, generally aged 18 If you don't have a manual died of a service-connected dis- A Marine in paygrades B. M. Price, NCOIC of to 23, of veterans whose E-7 and below may not ex- to read, drop in on your career ability will take advantage of li&MS-13's engineer shop, re- deaths resulted from injury tend his enlistment should it advisory NCO. He has the an- this benefit during 1963. or disease originally. incurred swers and he'll be glad to help enlisted for two more yea.'s take him beyond 20 years or aggravated in the line of you out. last Monday. Last year more than 20,500 active federal service without duty while on active service. approval from the Comman- The surviving parent may dant of the Marine Corps. Bolte Bill Amendment have remarried and the child Most of such requests are may be either married or single submitted to CMC three and still be eligible. The parent months before time for dis- or guardian of the child must charge. Some requests go to New Legislation May Give MC Lawyers file an application with the VA HQMC six months ahead of and schooling aimed a time. toward college degree or vocational Late submissions create ex- Equal Status with Service Counterparts training may be provided for tra work and cause an admin- as long as 38 months. (AFPS, istrative problem. Each request Marine Corps lawyers will establishment of the Navy is authority for SecNav to pro- must go through two separate have equal status with their JAG Corps, also proposed in vide service credit for future other service counterparts if the Bolte Bill, will not affect Marine officers designated law branches in the Personnel Our 'In God Vie Trust' Section. Some requests have to Congress approves legislation Marine Corps lawyers or the specialists. undergo a further step and be added to the Bolte Bill, accord- legal program now or in the Since inception of the UCMJ, screened by the Enlisted Per- ing to an HQMC release. future. the Marine Corps has experi- Derived from Anthem The basic formance Board. This proposal, approved by plan for Marine enced a shortage of lawyers. Cong: essional action initial Corps lawyer legislation is des- In a few cases late entries DoD, SecNav and the Bureau To alleviate the shortage, the ed by Representative C E of Budget, ignation of Marine Corps law- require holding the Marine will be attached to Platoon Leaders Class (LAW) Bennett of Florida was respon . long enough to act upon his the Bolte Bill when Congres- yers as law specialists, permit- program was established sible for the inscription "In request. sional hearings begin. ting them to perform all the He is held on re- Officers in this program God We Trust" on U.S. paper tention for a legal duties and assume the money. short period HQMC emphasized that are permitted to remain in same responsibilities available The phrase was law school as Reserve second originally For Dependents, Too to lawyers in the other services. authored by Francis Scott Key Under present law, Corps lieutenants until they obtain in 1814 in the fourth stanza law lawyers cannot be designated their degree and come on of t h e "Star Spangled Ban- YMCA Announces Easter Activities law specialists and are prohib- active duty. ner," as "In God is our trust' ited from performing certain Under the proposed legisla- Fifty years later it appeared For Oahu-Based Military Personnel legal functions open to other tion, these officers will be au- on money for the first time The Armed Forces service lawyers. thorized service credit for de- on the obverse side of a 2c YMCA is posed largely of hospital per- piece. (AFPS) sponsoring Easter activities Although Marine lawyers termining grade, lineal rating, sonnel and dependents. seniority and open to military personnel and might be designated law spe- promotion eligi- their dependents. Easter morning there will be cialists, they w ould not be- bility upon augmentation into a 5 a.m. coffee wake-up hour, come a separate officer cate- the regular Marine Corps. Pooch Running Loose? Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. the followed by a bus trip to gory in the Corps. They will With Bolsa Grande High School Con- the this authority and the Punchbowl National Memorial continue to serve as unre- Could Result in 'Exile' cart Choir from Garden Grove, designation of Marine Corps Cemetery for annual Easter stricted officers and will lawyers as law specialists, the Calif., presents a program of An increasing number of Services. have maximum flexibility in Corps will be secular and sacred music. able to compete dogs and other pets have been assignment. with other services in Palm Sunday the- Tripler Breakfast is served at the procure- running loose in Capehart The next most important ment of lawyers Protestant Chapel Choir will YMCA 7:30 for active duty Housing. at a.m. Tickets for consideration in the proposals service. present Stainer's "Crucifix- all three events Easter Sunday The Provost Marshal's Office ion" at 7 p.m. Mrs. Carl Mache- can be purchased for $1.50 at wants something done about it. mer directs the choir, com- the second floor program desk. Cont'd from Page 1 It is the responsibility of pet owners to prevent animals from becoming a public nuis- 1st Bn. Plans 58 Miles in 22 Hours ance. All dogs must be on a sault at 8 o'clock yesterday tance of about 58 miles from lease or under the control and morning, moving in HMM-161 K-Bay by the scenic route, at custody of a responsible person helicopters. The Holmes Coun- whenever 11 a.m. today. outside the owner's ty beached at the Air Strip to yard. off-load supporting units and a He said, 1/4 should make Violations of this order can reinforced company of infan- the tactical march in approxi- result in removal of the animal trymen. mately 22 hours. from the Station. Assaulting Marines were given air support by MAG- FROM: 13 "Skyhawk" jet attack bombers. Piece In addition to BLT troops, Stamp(s) HMM-161 helo-lifted tons of Here supplies and supporting equipment. The first of the three-part TO: exercise was scheduled to end early this morning. It is expected that 3/4 and 2/4, slated to repeat essen- tially the same landing exercise, wilt ship out next Monday and the following Monday (Apr. 15). respec- MAIL THE WINDWARD MERITORIOUS BOOST Sgt. Harry G. Holmes, IstLtSupCo MARINE HOME TODAY. - tively. NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. (r), is congratulated upon his meritorious Postage promotion to his pres- According to LtCol. A. I. required: 3rd Class 1st Class Mall-Sc, Airmail -8c. For ent rank. by Capt. Q. I, Franklin, his CO. Holmes joined the Thomas, 1/4 CO. his battalion mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tape or it'aple. Corps in 1956. He hails from Belleville, Mich. will leave Dillingham, a dis-