Gen. Shoup, CMC, Visits K- General David M

ropertY of OCT 2 4 1 61 MARINE CORPS HISTORICAL L1BRAR/ Gen. Shoup, CMC, Visits K- General David M. Shoup is visit Adm. J. H. Sides. Com- Officers Club. Col. W. R. Thrash, The General subsequently scheduled to visit Kaneohe Bay mander-in-Chief, Pacific Fleet. Brigade Chief of Staff, will serve served with the 1st Marine Bri- Marines Tuesday, marking his In the afternoon, he .11 tr,r as host.. Marine Barracks gade as a regimental and bri- first time aboard thiS Marine at Pearl Har- bor, Barber',, Point, and NAD, Tuesday afternoon, Gen. gade operations officer in Ice- Corps Air Station since becom- Oahu. Shoup and his staff will visit land during 1941. Later he took ing Commandant of all units of the 4th Marines, the the Marine Under the fair weather plan, command of the 2nd Battalion, Corps in January 1960. members of the Commandant's 1st Composite Radio Company, 3rd Battalion, 12th Marines, and 6th Marines, until the Brigade Coming from Guam, official party are slated to arrive the Com- Service Battalion. They will also was disbanded in 1942. mandant and his official party here by helicopter from Maka- lapa at 8 a.m. Tuesday; make a tour of Station facili- who wears the will arrive in Oahu tomorrow. Gen. ties. Gen. Shoup, Shoup, accompanied by MajGen. Medal of Honor, is the Marine It will be their last stop in an Weede, will Concluding arrive by 'tooter' at the Commandant's 22nd Commandant, He extension tour of the Pacific 8:15 a.m. visit will be a reception at the Corps' earned the nation's highest per- and Far East. They - will be Honors- will be rendered in Officers Club from 5 to 7 p.m. to decoration "for conspicuous hosted by Headquarters, Fleet Dewey Square at 8:20 a.m. The be attended by Station and Bri- sonal gade officers and their ladies. the Marine Pacific, CMC will then receive an mi- gallantry and intrepidity at Force, at Camp his own life above and be- H. M. Smith. entation of Station units and The schedule will be modified risk of facilities from Col. W. R. Camp- slightly in case of inclement yond the call of duty" while com- Gen, Shoup is scheduled to call bell, Station CO. at Kansas weather. manding the 2nd Marines, 2nd on Adm. H. D. Felt, Commander- Tower, The CMC and his party are Marine Division, at Betio, Ta in-Chief. Pacific, shortly after his This will be followed by a GEN. D. M. SHOUP scheduled to depart Hickam AFB rawa, in November 1943. arrival tomorrow. On Sunday briefing in Bldg. 267 beginning at there for Operation SILVER for the Mainland at 5 a.m. Members of the Comman- evening, the General and Mrs. 9:10 a.m. Presentations will be Wednesday. dant's party include: Mrs. Shoup SWORD. will be dinner guests of made by the Brigade Commander The Brigade and Station Ser- Gen. Shoup's visit to the 1st Shoup, MajGen. C. R. Allen. MajGen. and Mrs. R. G. Weede and Chief of Staff, and by the geants Major will serve as hosts Marine Brigade will find him Q91117; Col. C. Atkinson, Jr., at the Weede's quarters here. Station CO. during a luncheon for the Com- back with his "old outfit" for a G-1; Col. M. E. Oelrich. Following a formal briefing The CMC and party are sched- mandant at the Staff NCO Club brief period. He served with Division of Aviation; and Capt. by LtGen. Alan Shapley, CG, uled to depart :01 Dillingham at 12.30 p.m. the 4th Marines in Shanghai in Meng-Bing Chih, Republic of FMFPac. and his staff Monday AFB by helicopter at 10 a.m. to Other members of the CMC's 1934, Ile was a first lieutenant China Naval Attache in Wash- morning, the Commandant will visit MAG-13 units now deployed official party will lunch at the at the time. ington, D. C. Others include: LtCol. T. M. Fields G-2/ISO; LtCol. W. L. Dick, Aide; Cdr. A. Dougall. USN, Aide; Major M. Kerr LtCol. R. R. Breen, G-3; Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps and Mrs. F. D. Rauber. and GySgt. H. H. Hannah, Steward. To Command As a convenience to mothers, the Station Child Care Center will remain open until 9:30 p.m. during the Commandant's Tuesday Rear Echelon MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 20, 1961 visit. Major Melvyn H. Kerr will as- sume command of the Brigade November Rear Echelon here next Wednes- Return In day when on that date, Oct. 25, the unit is activated. The Rear Echelon will per- form regular duties of the Bri- 'Silver Sword' Personnel gade's Headquarters Company while the Brigade units are deployed during Operation SIL- VER SWORD. Departing On While most functions of the Wednesday unit will be administrative, per-. Seven thousand combat- Squadron One, based in San sonnel assignment, or supply equipped Marines of the Hawaii- Diego, Calif. handling, any matters pertaining to dependents will be handled by based 1st Marine Brigade will The huge Navy armada is sched- the unit for personnel who are embark in U. S. Navy ships at uled to sail from Pearl Harbor deployed from Kaneohe Bay. Pearl Harbor and Kaneohe Bay Oct. 27. One of the functions of the rear Wednesday to participate in Op- The air-arm of the Brigade. unit will be the establishment of eration SILVER SWORD, an am- Marine Aircraft Group 13, is already engaged operationally in a parking lot for vehicles of de- phibious training exercise on the ployed personnel. A central stor- Phase I of the exercise. It has age area will be in the 3/12 Ve- Island of Maui. deployed to Dillingham Air hicle/Gun Park. D-Day is scheduled for Oct. Force Base on the western end This lot is the only area 30. H-Hour is Set for one min- of the Island of Oahu. wherein cars of personnel par- ute after midnight. Prior to the battle-ready 1st ticipating in the operation may Infantry elements of the unique Marine Brigade's assault of be left on the Station. NOT EM_NEW BRIGHT - Pioneer company Marines swarm air-ground fighting force of the "Red" beach on Maui, simu- Dependents are told that no over the mammotn Corns emblem being renovated and re-painted 1st Marine Brigade will be em- lated softening-up of the ene- change in address is necessary for use as part or the Birthday Ball decorations at the Enlisted site, barked aboard troop transports, my beach will be delivered by for personal mail to deployed Hangar 101. Other preparations are well underway. while supporting units and equip- the Navy's powerful Amphib- troops. The normal FPO/Brigade ment will board Navy Landing ious Squadron One and planes address will insure personnel of Ship Tank's (LST's) and Landing of MAG-13. receiving incoming mail, which Maui Base Camp Site Ship Dock's (LSD's). will be forwarded by the Rear Readied; Twenty -four Navy ships will Echelon Command. be utilized in the operation, in will estab- The Rear Echelon eluding 13 from Amphibious WO Board Sits; lish its headquarters in the TEC Scheduled To Move In Monday present Brigade Headquarters Company building. Base Camp for Operation SIL- Amphibious Squadron One from 179 To Get Nod The Brigade Rear Echelon will VER SWORD will be fully oper- San Diego, Calif., 100 aircraft and Brigade Review, be deactivated upon the return of ..':-nal on the Island of Maui by the crack air-ground forces of A board to select 179 warrant the Brigade to Kaneohe Bay in Nionday, Oct. 23, Marine Major the Oahu-based 1st Marine Bri- officer candidates, from 1507 ap- Novc:aber. F. H. Campbell, Camp Command- gade. Parade Slated plicants, convened at Headquar- er, announced this week. Base Camp, which will serve ters Marine Corps Monday. The largest exercise of its kind as the operational hub for the Celebration of the Corps' 186th The board, headed by Col- UN Day Tuesday ; he held on Maui since World Tryon Exercise Coordinator Birthday will begin at Kaneohe onel Charles M. DeHority, is OctebPr, r!". II, SILVER SWORD will cm- (TEC; and his staff, plus Com- Bay, Nov. 10, when the First Ma- expected to be in session from t' of many ec-- band- ' more than 10,000 sailors and mand Information and Visitors rine Brigade will conduct a pa- six to eight weeks. Selectees c.1 toe-ether. some t months ltiarinea. Participating will be 24 rade and review, beginning at Bureau, is located at the Puu- will be ordered to the warrant after the close of V. -.1 War Navy ships, including those of 9:30 a.m. officer candidate class conven- IT T1-1,' Do.rnr-: 1- nene Airfield. Lieutenant General Alan ing at Quantico. Va.. Jan. 15, ty'"v Major Campbell said that an Shapley, CG of Pacific Fleet 1962. advance party, headed by Capt. Marines Forces, will be the re- Local Fund Drive The warrant officer candidate . :- A. J. Palonis, Camp Executive viewing officer for the parade, program is phase I of the Corps' 2: :! . Officer, is now on- the island fin- to which the local citizenry is versary date of Unned alizing arrangements and making invited. two-part warrant selection plan. Nations. Nears Final Tally necessary preparations for the Included in the parade and re- Noncommissioned officers apply- Kaneohe Bay observe arrival of the TEC. view will be an aerial lfy-over by ing for this training must have the UN birthday serving a Th.._ Air Station's annum Com- He indicated equip- jet aircraft of the Brigade's air- not less than six, nor more than that all eight, years of service. special "International" Meal in munity Chest (.:": :c.e came to an ment and transportation had arm, Marine Aircraft Group 13. ?. bat the final tally Mess Hall end Monday, been readied for the operation Participating units of the Bri- Phase II of the warrant pro- The goal of the UN is to is still helm; computed. gade will include the Brigade gram, which is open to noncom- maintain international peace Maj. Ray Ryan, Station Fund and that it would be moved Band, Drum and Bugle Corps: missioned officers in pay grades and security and to take what- Drive Coordinator, ,adicated at from Kaneohe Bay by Navy the 4th Marine Regintent; 3rd six, seven, eight and nine with ever steps necessary for the surface transportation this 12th Marines; over eight years of service, will pres.slime this year's Battalion, MAG- prevention and removal of total week. 13 and Service Battalion. be discontinued after fiscal year threats to world peace. !coked "favorable," but he Major Campbell paid tribute to Brigade Chief of Staff, Colonel 1962. The last phase II board Text of the President's proc- he could not call the final 1i5- the people of Maui this week for W. G. Thrash, has been designated will be authorized to select ap- lamation and special menu ure until more pledges reached their outstanding cooperation, commanding officer of troops for proximately 136 Marines for di- commemorating UN Day ap- his desk. "In all of our dealings" he said, the birthday parade and review. rect warrant officer appoint- pear on page eight, He said he was well over the "they have extended us every Parade adjutant is Major J. V. ments. This board is expected $1000 mark as of Wednesday. consideration and courtesy." Canzonieri. to convene next March. a.

2 Windward Marine Friday, October 20, 1961

ti.S.MARINE CORP I Chaplains Corner -Till; ROOTS OF FAITH" By Chaplain W. G. Tennant There are few things needed more in our kind of world than a From: Informational Services Officer plain, simple, workable faith. To: Editor. WINDWARD MARINE But not the kind of thing Please hold me some space in K-Tower. I'd like to make some which you express in formal observations. theological terms, but a faith that has been so completely ab- Friday is probably the most interesting day 'of the week around sorbed and assimilated into life the informational Services Office. It's the day the WINDWARD that it moves through all an in- MARINE is circulated. It's also the day we get extra phone calls dividual says and does. and even an unexpected visitor once in awhile. Like the man who said to his Friday's the day some of our readers help us find the WIND- buddy, "I know there is some way WARD MARINE's "Goofs-of-the-week." And we have them - in or another to do this!" Or "we are all 5,000 copies. We're not proud of them, you understand. but we all going out and we are going live with them. Still, we'd be much happier without them. out together!" We've come to realize ,hat most of our Friday phone critics- repeat, most are merely wielding the proverbial "needle," all in This may not seem like what - to you think of as faith. but that's friendly sport. Viip accept it as friendly sport. We are consoled, what it is. A declaration of some extent, in knowing our publication is so closely perused. faith-no leas. Happily, we also note that our "publisher." the Station CO. SEE senior com- YOU NEXT YEAR - I st Sgt. Frank Turse (right), Pohakuloa The belief of a man that this is is not normally among our Friday critics. nor are other Base Camp First Sergeant, bids farewell to Army MSgt. Richard the kind of a world in which there manders aboard. J. Prendergast following the end of Marine training at the mile- is always a way to accomplish But some of the calls we receive (and not just on Friday) in- to us those who are not convinced we're putting high post this year. Prendergast is sergeant major of the Army anything worthy of accomplish- dicate there are installation, ment. our best typewriter forward. We would. of course, like to please located 41 miles from Hilo on the "Big Island" in the everybody all the time. Obviously. we don't. Obviously, we can't. Mauna Loa - Mauna Ka saddle. Implicit in such a down-to- earth statement is a whole world of faith that could be more for- Perhaps those who are not satisfied they are getting the mally stated but need not be. best paper possible don't fully understand our limitations - and Protestant, Catholic Services It might be a good Wag for we have some These limitations are not to be confused with anybody who thinks be has a problems. Limitations we live with. Problems we solve. strorag faith to down ;nd ask Needless to say but we will, for emphasise publication himself how many plain, con- of the WINDWARD MARINA in:chiding al! Chet ig contained in To Honor Corps On Birthday fident statements he can make it. is guided by policies and procedures. These come from the Department of Defense. Commandant of the Marine Corps. and The 186th anniversary of the waiian and English. about life, about himself. about Marine the future-Sust because he be- Commanding Officer. KM('AS. Further, we are obligated to fol- Corps will be observed Immediately following low established journalistic procedures and adhere to good ethics by special Services from both the eve- Heves what he does. Catholic and Protestant ning service, the Altar Guild will If your formal faith, yow theo- and common sense. We take all this quite seriously. religions serve refreshments in Members of the WINDWARD MARINE staff and contri- Sunday, Nov. 12. the lanai logical creed can't be translated outside the chapel. into such confident assertations buting writers in the ISO office are Marines. None has enjoyed Color bearers from ell ma- All hands and their families are as "I know we can do or "we'll a tour of duty with THE NEW YORK TIMES. Some are grad- jor units will represent the it" vari- encouraged to attend these great make it"-then it might not be a uates of a service school. some aren't. Some have had previous ous elements at Kaneohe Bay services commemorating the bad idea to take a closer look at experience on a service paper. some haven't. All of us are still before each service. Corps' anniversary. what you think you believe. learning and continuing our training in our specialty. Starting the day oft will he the On the other hand, if you feel Catholic services at 8 a m Mass you don't have much of a faith. It seems everybody wants his particular story on page one - will be celebrated and the sermon Competitive Exams ask yourself how mans- down- the front page. To accommodate these demands would require at will be delivered by the Reverend to-earth affirmations about life's least half of each issue to be front pages. Page one is intended for W. J. McConnell, MCAS Chap- the most newsworthy and important stories of the week. Selection lain. goodness . . . about people . . Open For Nurses about yourself you can make. of lesser stories, to fill in around major articles, is dictated to a Music Anyway, we've found appropriate to the oc- Then as you look great extent by make-up requirements. that casion The Department of Personnel realize them of including will be render-Al by the over that these simple, un-theo- mos' our readers, our critic.. read all eight pages. St. Michael's Chapel Choir under Services. State of Hawaii, has an- the nounced open competitive exam- logical affirmations indicate the direction of Father Kelly, presence of roots of faith that you Another consideration: The contents of the WINDWARD Brigade Catholic Chaplain. inations for Psychiatric Nurses MARINE are aimed primarily at the military reader. He consti- and II. did not suspect yourself of pos- Services for Protestants gets sessing. tutes the majority of our readership. The mission of a command underway at 11 a.m. A brass choir With salaries starting at $403 newspaper Is "to promote the efficiency and welfare" of corn- from the Brigade Band will play and $444 per month, the deadline =arid personnel. This is not to say that the paper is intended for religious selections and the mixed for applications is Oct. 27. him exclusively. It isn't, but the military reader's interests take choir of the chapel will sing two To be qualified for Psychiatric DOD Advisory priority in determining the importance of material. anthems. The Honorable Daniel Nurse I and H, you basically When evaluating what will and won't go in a "tight" issue. K. Inouye, Congressman of Ha- must be a graduate of an ac- decisions logically must be based on which articles have the grea- waii, will be the guest speaker. credited school of nursing, in- Panel Studies test news value and are most important to the majority of our At 7:30 p.m. the Protestant Cha- cluding training in psychiatric readers. This is normal journalistic procedure, complies with pel will host a great service of nursing, have one year of rye- policy, and fit,, in the category of common sense. music. The famous choir of the chlatric experience (for the H Housing Needs Kawaiahao Church will sing only), and hold a license to Military family housing polictits How each article is written depends mostly on the writer. There numerous selections and the Rev- Practice professional nursing In and criteria are subjects for study may be several approaches to writing a particular story. The as- erend Doctor A. K. Akaka will Hawaii. by a new Defense Department ad- signed writer is expected to apply his best judgement and to file speak. Applications will be accepted visory panel appointed by Secre- an accurate and thorough piece. He writes it to conform to proper This church has been called from those not meeting the state tary of Defense Robert S. McNa- news-writing techniques and to fit an allotted space, if necessary. "The Mother Church of Hawaii" employment residence require- mara. The editor reserves the right to edit, rewrite, or cut articles to and "The Westminster Abbey of ment of three years. conform to the established style of the paper and/or to fit make- Hawaii," The six member panel. headed up requirements. More information can be ob- by Deputy Secretary of Defense The 50-voice Hawaiian choir is tained by visiting or writing the If, in the opinion of the ISO, a particular story requires clear- one of the most Roswell L. Gilpatric, is to conduct ranee for such reasons as security, policy, or accuracy, clear- famous in the Dept. of Personnel Services, 825 an "inteeai7e reappraisal" of the it is Islands and will sing in both Ha- Militant St., Honolulu. ed by proper authorities prior to publication. This determination subjects and report its findings to is the responsibility of the ISO. Were we to every through Secretary McNamara no later than run story clearance at the source, we'd be lucky to publish a paper once Nov. 15. month. We take the responsibility. Its members include experts on financing. marketing, con- Like any newspaper, we have deadlines. They're struction and management of virtually real inflexible. When we get calls late Wednesday afternoon or Thurs- property. day morning insisting that something be in the forthcoming issue. The scope of the panel's reap- we cannot be aecomm.odating. To "make-over" fa gentle term for praisal includes requirements, tearing up one or more pages already locked up). is costly in both COL. W. It. CAMPBELL Commanding Officer standards, financing, management, time and money. We can afford neither. LT. COL. A. L. CLARK Executive Officer and a legislative program for fiscal year 1963. based on the CAPT. It. B. MORRISEY Informational Services Officer Then we get calls like: -How come there isn't anything in to- group's studies. day's paper about our unit winning 10,000 GYSGT. JAMES A. MITCIIELI, straight volleyball games" Editor In considering Answer: "We didn't know your unit's volleyball team has won SSGT. A. W. STEELE requirements Assistant Editor for military housing, the panel 10,000 straight games." SGT. WILLIAM H. STUCKEY Sports Editor kill examine the extent to The WINDWARD MARINE has an authorized and assigned staff The WINDWARD MARINE is which DOD should provide ade- of three, one of the smallest staffs putting out a weekly eight-pager published every Friday by and it nor the personnel of the U.S. Marine quate housing to military and in the Corps. Even with assistance from the ISO press section, Corps Air Station, Navy essential personnel: conditions is impossible for so few to cover the activities of so many, We'd No. 990, c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif. Printed at the Royal Printers and Publishers, which justify government ft- appreciate some help. If you've got something that should be in Inc , Kailua, Hawaii, the WIND- the paper, get on the phone and tell us about it. sure WARD MARINE is trancer, construction rather than If you're not published with appropriated funds in con- whether or not we want it or will use it, we'll help you decide. formity with paragraph dependeace on the private hous- 1720.1 MarCorMan 1961 and MCO ing market: and a forecast of We don't have to have it written up. That's our job. 5727.3. The WINDWARD MARINE is a member of and receives hewing requirements with an- the services of the Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS). nual estimates for the next three No alibis, no excuses, no sympathy requested. We'd just years. like our critics to know we're jolly well trying, and we'd No paid advertising may be accepted. The information Sec- Additionally, the group is to genuinely appreciate those who would impose certain demands tion and the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. Tele- phones: WINDWARD evaluate the management of the upon ns first taking into consideration our inalterable limitations. MARINE 72-104; ISO 72-535--72-120. present housing inventory and Meanwhile, we want to thank the person who last Friday took. the trouble to call and tell us that, despite our goofs, he Subscription Rate $2.50 per year (Circulation-5,000) formulate a program to assure proper tactics and control a. thinks the paper is okay. (AFPS) The statril never be the Same. Friday, October 20, 1961 Windward Marino 3

T E C Group Injects Realism Into Brigade's Night Assault On Maui When the battle-ready 1st Ma- The TEC staff presently is are evacuated and replaced. rine Brigade storms "Red" beach composed of 10 officers and 20 As the operation unfolds, cap- on Maui in midnight darkness enlisted men who have a wide tured aggressor "prisoners" the night of October 29-30, it backgroud of experience in both will will find the going rough with air and ground operations. be interrogated by Brigade intel- realism. Prior to actual commencement ligence. It is anticipated that the Despite the simulated soft- of Operation SILVER SWORD, an information they extract will in- ening-up of the enemy beach to additional 42 officers and 147 en- crease the assault units' know- be delivered by the Navy's listed men will join the TEC ledge of the "enemy." powerful Amphibious Squadron staff. They will serve as umpires These prisoners will later be One and planes of Marine Air- and in control roles during the exchanged for those Marines cap- craft Group 13, the landing exercise. tured by the defenders and will force will encounter a "live The umpires, who will main- return to the battlefield as re- enemy," well-entrenched, tain direct contact with the placements. There will also be obstacle TEC command One of the biggest TRADES ONE FOR TWO post, will have jobs of - Capt. Charles R. Porter, (center), after obstacle to slow the assault, constant knowledge of the TEC group will be the pre- Communications a the Officer for 3/12, was promoted to his present and simulated casualties steadily strength, plans and movements paration of a balanced plot and rank Oct. 13. Pinning on his new rank insignia are 'the Executive reducing the size of the assault of the opposing forces. They the coordination of "battles" Officer, Major J. K. Gastrock, and the captain's wife, Margaret. waves. will assess casualties, and will between the "enemy" and the Operation SILVER SWORD will require that the casualties have attacking forces of the Bri- be a full-scale test and evalua- medical treatment, They will gade as each new problem or tion of Navy-Marine amphibious also insure that the "injured" situation is developed. Local Veterans' Office Outlines teamwork and smmliat techniques, and will introduce the most rea- Changes To Home listic conditions possible, accord- Loan Rules ing to Commodore J. T. Builen, Jr., Commanding Representatives of the Hawaii deadline may be a later date than Amphibious Veterans Administration Regional that of the Korean deadline. Squadron One, and officer con- Office has announced recent ducting the Exercise. changes to deadlines and applica- The serviceman discharged to Providing the realism and tion procedures for veterans' home reenlist needs to submit his dis- opposition to the landing force, loans. charge papers as well as a spe- in the form of "enemy" aggres- cial certification. Mr. George W. Bicknell, local The discharge sors, varied coirbat problems VA manager, said application shows only the date of separation. and situations, and umpires to deadlines will be changed as fol- A statement is needed to show rule on their effectiveness, is lows: the beginning and endinr: data the task of a specially organized A veteran will be eligible of all periods of service cov- unit called the Troop Ex- for ered by ercise Coordinator a GI loan for 10 years reenlistment discharges. (TEC) group. from the The TEC group, currently date of his discharge from his located last period of wartime service, in Building 401, will plus one move out Monday for Maui. It additional year for MCX Service Station will each three months of active operate out of Base Camp wartime service. there. Begins Shorter Hours Major General R. G. Weede, Eligibility for World War II CG of the 1st Marine Brigade, veterans may not extend beyond The Marine Exchange Service will serve as Troop Exercise July 25, 1967. in any case, nor Station began a reduced-hours Coordinator. He will also com- beyond Jan. 31, 1975, for any Ko- schedule this week, due to the mand the landing forces. rea vet. A veteran discharged be- lack of sufficient numbers of aft- The Deputy TEC is Colonel cause of service-connected dis- er-hours employees. John W. Antonelli, formerly ability will be eligible to apply commanding The new hours will be: Mon- officer of the 4th GUERRILLA HARRASSMENT -A Marine rifle company defending until the maximum dates regard- day through Friday Marine Regiment, 1st Marine less of his term of service. - 8 .11.M. the air field at Dillingham AFB, are being harrassed by "guerrillas" ail 5:00 p.m. Saturdays form 8 Brigade, and currently with G- like these during Phase I of Operation SILVER SWORD. Eligibility will not end. in 1 S on the staff of Headquarters. a.m. until p.m. Closed Sun- "secret any case. prior to July 25, 1962, days. Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. The defending Marines are also being confronted by new any weapons" like the one being used by this team. The actual weapon for WW II veteran. Nor The station will return to nor- According to Col. Antonelli, prior to Jan. 31, 1965, for a mal nighttime operation after the "The TEC is a complex, ani- and ifs load are blacked out of the picture for obvious "security" Korean vet. return of personnel from Opera- mated training aid that exists reasons. The guerrillas are actually Mairnes of "D" Co., 1st Bn., 4th Certificates of eligibility issued tion SILVER SWORD. solely to assist the 1st Marine Marines. They operate under the control of the Troop Exercise Co- henceforth by the VA will bear Brigade in accomplishing its for making the training operation as realistic as varying deadline ordinator, responsible dates depending training objectives. Our primary possible to test the combat capabilities of the Hawaii_based It on the amount of veterans war- mission is to plan, organize and Left to right: LCpI R. D. Knight, Sgt. B. M. Albert time service. A complete record Birthday Ball develop the troop exercise in- Marine Brigade. of wartime service will be re- structions and overall scenario." and LCpl. R. B. Coalwell. quired. Enlisted Schedule The TEC is now at work de- Applicants are advised to From: To: veloping the enemy situations gather all original discharge and 7 p.m.-Birthday Ball 12 p.m. incidents which will cause Begs Outlined for K-Bay Bike Riders certificates and separation forms Hangar 101 the attacking friendly forces before applying. This is highly 8:30 p.m.-Birthday to react realistically. It is the Bicycle riders aboard the Air with the red reflector. important where the veteran Ceremony 9:10 p.m. TEC's intention that Operation Station are becoming more care- Every bicycle must have good has had more than one period 9 p-n.--Conples Dance 1 a.m. SILVER SWORD employ all less in their bike riding habits, brakes that will stop the wheel of wartime service. Enlisted Club aspects of combat operations and thus getting closer to the from rolling. For those serving in both WW 7 p.m.-Entertainment 11 p.m. and involve every individual day when one of them will be 11 and the Korean Conflict, all Hangar 101 Marine connected with the oper- seriously injured in an accident. separation documents should be Child Care Center Closes 3 a.m. ation. from the unit comman- submitted because the WW II der to company Captain M. H. Cook, Station clerk. Provost Marshal, advises all youngsters to heed bicycle reg- ulations more closely. "Bikes are a privilege," the captain said. Corps Birthday Ball Entertainment Plans "They are something a child desires, and usually receives from a parent, for a birthday or other Include National, Western, Hawaiian Groups present. And with this privi- ege go some responsibilities." You can't hardly have a ball The .complete entertainment with Rose Lee as vocalist. The following are Station Re- without some top entertainment! schedule for each club is as In addition, a special "coup- gulations pertaining to bicycle That's the way the planners follows: les only" dance headlined by a safety, written for all bike riders figure it, too, so there'll be en- OFFICERS CLUB pair of top Island bands will to study and observe. tertainment-plus featured at all The Pacific Aires, long-time be held in the EM Club imme- All bike riders on a road- three Corps Birthday Balls here Island favorites will play for dan- diately following the 8:30 p.m. way are subject to all traffic Nov. 10. cing at the Officers Ball in Han- pageant. rules which apply to bicycles. As in past years. each club gar 105 from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 GySgt. Max D. Ickes, EM Club Bicycle drivers must ride a- will "trans-place" to bay-side a.m. Manager, told the WINDWARD lone. No passengers. hangars where spacious facilities The Alvino Ray-King Sisters MARINE this week that the The bike rider must be seat- can accomodate the largest cf show will be presented at 11 p.m. hangar entertainment will be ed on an approved seat, not crowds. STAFF NCO CLUB "non-stop." seated on a fender or crossbar. The top-drawer talent line-up By popular demand, Oliver Pa- "The Hawaiian orchestra," No rider may hang on to any will include both nationally- cini and his orchestra will pro- he said, "will begin playing at other moving vehicle. ,:nown and Hawaiian artists, vide dance music for Staff NCOs 7 p.m. and will continue until Every bicycle rider shall re- ,lus the traditional and highly and their wives from 8:30 p.m. the pageant at 8:30 p.m. Follow- main as near the right side of olorful birthday pageant at all to 1:30 a.m. in Hangar 102. ing this the Joe Maphis group the road as possible. 'hree celebrations. In addition, the Alvino Ray- with Rose Lee will take over. Groups of riders should ride From the national °show- King Sisters tour show will be At 10 p.m. the special Hawai- single file, not side-by-side. case," Alvino Ray and the tour- featured at 10 p.m. ian-Tahitian floor show Large packages or objects Log King Sisters will exhibit ENLISTED CLUB be presented and, as a night- should not be carried by hand SLEEK SWIMMER - Eye-stop- their musical wares during The Enlisted Birthday Ball in cap, we'll bring back Maphis if they interfere with the steer- per Pat Taylor, one of the few 101 contin- and special shows at both the Of- Hangar will feature Rose Lee." ing bar. American girls among the Euro- icers and Staff NCO Ball sites. uous entertainment from 7 p.m. CHILD CARE CENTER Every bicycle shall have a The EM Club headliner fea- until midnight including the Ha- The Station Child Care Center strong white light in front if pean beauties in the famed Folies Bergere shcw, relaxes between tures a nine-act Hawaiian-Ta- aiian-Tahitian floor show; a is now accepting reservations used after dark. Also, a red hitian floor show; a special special Hawaiian Orchestra and from parents desiring to leave reflector shall be placed on the acts at Las Vegas, Nev. Blonde Hawaiian orchestra and a tour- the Town Hall Party Show, star- their children during the even- rear of every bicycle. A red light, and curvaceous, Miss Taylor hails ing Mainland band, ring the Joe Maphis Orchestra ing of Nov. 10. may also be placed on. the rear from Buffalo, N. Y. - (AFPS) . GA. 4 Windward Marine Friday, October 20, 1961 `Enemy' Aircraft Surrenders MAG-13 Propaganda Warfare Effort Snags 'Defector' With $25,000 Offer A $23,00 reward offered to any "Blue Nation" paid-off in divi- Jet aircraft. It was the first ro-. "enemy" pilot of "Grey Nation" dends today. sponse to propaganda leaflets who would defect himself and his The pay-off came in the form dropped in enemy territory sev- aircraft to the friendly forces of of one aggressor pilot and his eral days ago by Blue Nation pilots of the Kaneohe-based Marine Aircraft Group-13. The surrender came six days after the launching of Phase I of Operation SILVER SWORD. a fuilscale Navy-Marine Corps amphibious training exercise. and approximately four-hours after the arrival of Group Headquar- ters personnel. Catching the personnel of this Bear his forest ranger sidekick forward airstrip ANIMATED VISITORS-Smoky and totally un- Elementary School io stage fire safety demon- aware. the enemy pilot soared arrive at the Mokapu Fire Prevention Week. They arrived last his jet plane approximately 50 strations during National feet above the airfield, break- Friday morning for the "surprise visit" to the students, after the ing the stillness of midafter- school had been evacuated during one of the school's periodic fire noon activities. drills. Tipping his wings to signal the tower of his inability to contact ENEMY PLANE VIG1 - Pfc. H. T Huber, left, MACS-2, and them by radio, the pilot made one LCpl. J. L. Rowlette. Airfield Operations, keep a watchful eye on pass of the field and immediately Promotions This Side Of The Ocean a surrendered "enemy" plane at Dillingham AFB. The pilot sur- landed. rendered his plane in response to a poster offering $25,000 reward He was taken to the Group In- for any enemy pilot who defects to "Blue Nation" forces. Actually, terrogator-Translator team where the intruder is a U. S. Navy F9F Cougar jet, flying in the aggressor he literally "told all," including role. the name of his commanding officer. In his possession were copies of the leaflet. The enemy pilot was actually PMR Commander Visits K-Bay Navy Lieutenant Dan Robin- son of the Naval Air Stalien. Rear Admiral John E. Clark, Kwajalein, Eniwetok, Wake and Barber's Point, USN, Commander of the Pacific Mid-.say Islands. His surrender to the friendly Missile Range, the nation's third He is expected to return to forces was part of the tra.ii.n..; largest, was scheduled to arrive Hawaii next Thursday. that MAG-13 Intelligence person- in Honolulu Wednesday on a Before returning to Point Mugu, nel will receive during this phase nine-day - 10,000 mile inspec- Calif., with his six-man party, of the operation. It is intended tion tour of Hawaiian and mid- Thursday evening, Adm. Clark that this training will enhance Pacific PMR facilities. plans to top off his tour by visit- their ability in the handling of The Admiral was slated to ing the Air Force Recovery enemy prisoners. tour K-Bay's PMR facility Group at Hickam AFB and the Upon completion of his inter- Wednesday, the Barking Sands PMR sakllite recovery ships rogation, Lt. Robinson was al- and Kokee facilities on Kauai USNS LONGVIEW and SUNNY- lowed to return to his parent or- Thursday and today, before vis- VALE. ganisation. iting the South Point deep space - - - probe tracking complex on the Island of Hawaii Other visits on New Military Anti-Malaria Pills the Admiral's GOING UP MSgt. Irving C. Miller, Jr., Station Food Services, itinerary include Canton Island, - and IstSgt. Ronald W. Burroughs, Klipper Golf Course NCO1C In-The-Field Tests Are Successful (right), offer each other "congratulations" on their recent promotion Local Sugar Cane to E-8. A new anti-malaria pill devel- Originally. primaquine treat- Is Beetle-Infested oped by the Army Medical Serv- ment was given during a return ice has been successfully field- trip to the United States from Leave your sugar eiuie home, tested in Korea and will be avail- the Far East. But with increased Marine. able as a standard item to the use of aircraft transportation Th? Hawaii State Board of Armed Forces in November. the two-week time is usually no Commissioners for Agriculture The Army said that the pill longer available for administer- and Forestry has cautioned that is a combination of chioroquine ing drugs. no sugar cane may be transpor- and primaquine and is the re- The Army said the new pill will ted from Oahu to any other of sult of studies conducted at the prove to be a great time saver. It the Hawaiian Islands. University of Chicago under is only taken once a week in ma- The commissioners say that contract with the Army Medical laria areas. the sugar cane here is current- Research and Development An additional improvement in ly infested with Anomala beet- Command. the tablet is the development of a les. The cane crops on other is- It was explained that malaria coating which disguises its very lands are not. prevention is simplified by the bitter taste. Similar restrictions apply to combined tests. The Army said other plants, animals, birds, etc. that formerly chioroquine was None may be brought to other is- given in weekly doses to patients lands without being checked and in malaria areas followed by a cleared by state agricultural in- dose of primaquine for 14 days MENU CRASH CREWMEN CLIMB Four Airfield Operations Marines, spections. after leaving the area. Noon Meal Evening Meal - TODAY all members of the Station Crash Crew, are elevated in rank. Sea Food Platter Chili Con Carne The promotion warrants were presented by LtCol. P. G. Dyer Air. SATURDAY Ops Officer. Those promoted were (left to right) LCpls. A. R. WI- Brunch Beef Stew Hams and K. C. DeWitt, Cpl. R. F. Moos and LCpl. R. S. Quinn. SUNDAY Brunch Ground Beef Patties MONDAY Swiss Beef Steak Poor Boy Sandwiches TUESDAY Roast Pork Simmered Frankfurters WEDNESDAY Simmered Corned Beef Hot Beef Sandwiches THURSDAY Chicken Chop Suey Baked Meat Loaf Aloha DEPARTURES lstLt. J. D. Boulton, 7:133, tram MAG-13. to MCRD, Parris Island. EIGHT 'DEVIL CAT' MEN PROMOTED Receiving their promo. in Nov. - "NOW TAKE A DEEP BREATH and repeat after me," says Navy tion warrants to their present rank from LtCoI. Lowman, VMA- Lt. lstLt. E. C. Weidemueller, 7333, J. J. P. Kirsch, Dispensary Administration Officer, as he "swears in" from MAG-13, to CO, Marine 212 CO,, are, (left to right), LCpI. L. A. Renard, Cpl. B. J. Morris, HM2 Johnnie J. Williams for six more years. HM2 Williams is an Barracks, T. I.. San Fran.. in Cpl. W. N. Clark, LCpI. J. D. Persunger, J. R. Grahan, LCpI. X-ray technician with the Station Medical Department. Nov. I J. W. Firth, LCpl. E. . DeLarue and Cpl. C. E. Conner. Friday, October 20. 1961 Windward Marine

Hawaii Marines' Basketball Prowess Developing Into KMCAS Powerhouse Results of a "closed" scrimmage the year: will the 1961-62 big from that all-conquering held this week between the Ha- Leathernecks have an attack unit. Player/Coach Dave Smal- waii Marine cagers and the ci- that has power, speed, finesse ley, Ron Johnston, Bob Bow- vilian Mutual Express squad is and as much class as last year's one of the best kept secrets on unit? man, Dave Studebaker, Ben the Windward side this week. Last year's Hawaii Marine bas- Klimas and Jimmy Carnes. When Leatherneck mentor Lt. ketball team set high goals for In addition, Hill Allen, who sat Dave Sinallc.: was quizzed con- the present squad to follow. out last season has returned to cerning the battle which came During the season, the local exhibit his "polished" basketball off Monday evening at the local Leathernecks talents on the hardwood. gym he would only look out into compiled a 41-4 record establishing themselves as A critical appraisal indicates space and grin. the "Sea Services Champions." the present squad should "de- From an "undercover" agent The Hawaii Marines, All-Ma- velop" into as strong a contingent we were able, however, to learn rine title-holders, trounced Serv- as last season's, however, the re- that our 1961 All-M ar ins Pac, All-Navy champs, seven serve strength is still a question Champs were ahead at the con- times in their eight meetings, los- mark. clusion of the "regulation" af- ing only the initial battle. fair. AMTRACS' HIGH GAME WINNER - LCpI. Kevin Staffa, re- This year's squad has return- ceives the Hi-Game trophy from Capt. E. E. Crews, CO, Co. A., It was further revealed that the Amtrac's, following the conclusion of the Company Bowling League. entire team saw considerable ac- IRO Needs K-Bay Staffa captured the tion as Smalley experimented with Servicemen's Wahine title with a 235 total. several combinations during the game. Bowling League Keglers For Loop Judging from the pre-season Practice Tues. & Thurs. tryouts, held thus far by rival Doris Lee Russ captured the Air station "keglers", desiring league squads, both Hickam and high series and high game honors to be members of a bowling team, Pearl Harbor-Naval Air will be in the K-Bay Servicemen's Wa- can now join the invitaticnal the "weak sisters" of the loop. hine Bowling League's first week league being formed by the In- Additional Members Needed Mutual Express will again of competition. dustrial Relations Office. employ a "shot-gun" offense Mrs. Russ finished with a 515 Open to both military and civi- that will be difficult to handle for the high series crown and lian workers, the scratch league on any night, particularly at rolled a 203 to cop the high game (no hanicap) will consist of 12 or Age -Group Swrimming Clu their home gym in the Palama laurels. teams with five members on each Settlement. STANDINGS team. Kaneohe Bay military person- During the recent campaign Team L Bowling will get underway at nel between the ages of 7-14 are Definite contenders for the 6 SSgt. Dalton was assisted by Sgt. number one slot in the Hawaiian 3 I 6 p.m. on Nov. 10 at the Pali invited to join the K-Bay Swim 2 1 Dave Soloman who has since re- Armed Forces 3 Lanes in Kailua. The invitational Club. Invitational Bas- 4 2 2 league is ceived a "change-of-station" or- ketball League will be the expected to last for 24 Practice sessions are currently Sub- 8 2 2 weeks. ders to MCRD, San Diego, Cal, Pac Raiders and the ServPac 7 being conducted at the Enlisted Packers. 2 2 Further information can be ob- The club concentrates on im- 3 2 2 Men's Swimming Pool each Tues- Both teams tained by calling Vivian Carvalho have a bountiful 5 3 at day and Thursday from 4:30 'til proving the endurance and stam- supply of top-flight performers ext: 73165 or Bill Schultz at 6 p.m. ina of the children. Only young- and will be fighting to detlircn., 1 1 3 72016. This schedule will prevail un- sters who can swim at least 100 1 he Hawaii Marines, champions til November 13. At that time a yards are invited to join or the past five years. Registers 80% Mark five-day week practice schedule Now comes the question of will start with the same hours Basic knowledge of . each afternoon. ming should be mastered by the Organized only a year ago, the individuals before attempting to Marine Exchange 'Guest' Quarterback Again 'Wins' Age-Group Swimming Club was Join. awarded 118 certificates of merit, Several meets are scheduled for Bowling League five silver medals, and one gold the coming season against other Weekly football Contest Honors medal during competition agairst age-group swimming clubs on the For the third straight week, other clubs. island. F. J. Feints completely dominated Our "guest quarterback" once points better than Baylor, 23-13 Returning from last year will Both classified and unclassified the male division of the Marine again grabbed the laurels in the and Wisconsin edged Oregon St. be SSgt. Bud Dalton to coach the swimmers are invited to enter Exchange Bowling League. WINDWARD MARINE's weekly 23-20. youngsters. their names on the club's roll. Femia rolled to victories in the football "pickin" contest by cor- Only a pair of battles could hi-game; hi-game w/handicap; rectly selecting eight of the 10 be classified as "run-a-ways." hi-series; and hi-series with han- games. Michigan St.'s, 28-0, whitewash dicap. SSgt. G. C. Hill, NCOIC; Passen- of Michigan and the Notre His scores were hi-game, 235; ger Transportation, has new Dame rout over Southern Cali- Basketball hi-game w/handicap, 254: hi- joined his colleagues of previous fornia, 30-0. Schedu e series, 592; hi-series w/handicap weeks in walking off with the It is our intention to choose NOVEMBER 649. honors. only the most evenly matched Date Day Time Opponent Location Lea Mendes bowled hi-game, Were it not for such teams as battles each week, thus, our rath- 1 Wed. 8:30 SERVPAC Bloch Arena hi-game w/handicap in the dis- Arkansas, Michigan St. and Min- er low won-loss mark. ", Thr. 7:45 MUTUAL EXPRESS ....Palama taff section with a 198. 231, re- nesota, Ye Olde Sports Editor Leading the parade with a 21- 3 Fri. 8:00 PEARL HARBOR Kaneohe spectively. would have a sparkling mark too. 9 figure are the three "guest quar- 8 Wed. 8:00 SUBPAC Kaneohe Audrey Shafer took hi-series From past experience we terbacks" we have invited to as- 11 Sat: 8:00 HICKAM Hickam with a 496 and P. Foegler won should have learned never to sist in our weekly venture. 17 Fri. 8:00 SERVPAC Kaneohe with a 570 in the hi-series with stay with the favorites. Ye Olde Sports Editor is a re- 18 Sat. 8:00 MUTUAL EXPRESS Kaneohe handicap. It was only after long and spectable second, standing alone 21 Tue. 6:45 PEARL HARBOR ..Bloch Arena STANDING "thorough" study that we picked with a 19-11 won-lost record. 24 Fri. 8:00 UNIV. OF HAWAII Kaneohe Team W L Mn.higan over Mich, St. last week Plodding along and the victim 28 Tue. 8:00 HICKAM Kaneohe 5 8 4 look what happened. of some tight decisions is GySgt. 29 Wed. 8:00 SUBPAC Bloch Arena I 8 4 Ey the ratne token both Bay'' r James Mitchell, WM Editor, with DECEMBER 4 7 5 and Ncrthwestern had won by a .500 batting average of 15-15. Date Day The Opponent Location 9 6 6 wide margins two weeks ago. This week Lt. Phil Starck of 1 Fri. 8:00 UNIV. OF HAWAII ....Kaneohe 2 6 6 Then the Razorbacks and Gophers the Disbursing Office and coach 2 Sat. 6:45 SERVPAC Bloch Arena 10 6 6 "chewed and clawed" their way of the MCAS eight-man foot- 6 Wed. 7:45 MUTUAL EXPRESS ....Palama 7 6 6 to squeaky victories over the fa- ball squad has consented to poke 7 Thr. 8:00 PEARL HARBOR Kaneohe 3 6 6 vorites. his neck out and "predict" the of 12 Tue. 8:00 HICKAM Hickam 8 5 7 All games pretty much fol- winners of this week's slate 13 Wed. 8:00 SUBPAC Kaneohe 6 2 10 lowed the chart last week. The upsets. i5 Fri. 8:00 SERVPAC Kaneohe closer contests included Minn. over Should you feel that you arc 16 Sat. 8:00 PEARL HARBOR ..Bloch Arena Northwestern, 10-3, Princeton beat "expert" enough to join us in this 18-22 Dec. VANDERBERG--PRESIDIO TOUR. Kaneohe Penn 9-3, Missouri. downed Okla- weekly venture, please call the 26 Tue. 8:00 HICKAM Kaneohe Headquarters Sq. homa St., 10-0, Arkansas was 10 Sports Editor, ext. 72104. 28 Dec.-2 Jan. COLLEGE SERIES-Locations will be Bowling League announced later GAMES Starck Mitchell Stuckey JANUARY STANDINGS Syracuse vs. Penn St. Syr:' ' se Syracuse Penn. St. Date Day Time Opponent Location Team L Alabama vs. Tenn. Alabama Alabama AlaUctilia 4 Thr. 8:00 SUBPAC 131o,n Arena Special Services 13 3 Cal. vs. So Cal. So. Cal. Cal. Cal. 8 Mon. 8:00 MUTUAL EXPRESS ... Kaneohe Material 12 4 Notre Dame vs. Michi. St. Mich. St. ND Mich. St. 9 Tue. 8:00 SERVPAC Bloch Arena Iowa Disbursing . 10 6 Iowa vs. Wisconsin Iowa Iowa No. 10 Wed. 8:00 PEARL HARBOR Kaneohe Squadron Office 9 7 No. Car. vs. So. Car. No. Car. No. Car, Car. 17 Wed. 7:45 MUTUAL EXPRESS Palama Electronics 8 8 UCLA vs. Pitt. Pits UCLA UCLA Mich. 19 Fri. 8:00 HICKAM Hickam Food Services 7 9 Purdue vs. Michigan Mien. Purdue 20 Sat. 8:00 SUBPAC Kaneohe Ordnance 5 10 Texas vs. Arkansas Texas Texas Texas Marine Exchange 0 16 Ga. Tech vs. Auburn Ga. Tech, Auburn Ga. Tech. 20, 1961 6 Windward Marine Friday, October Battle Falcons Tomorrow

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Pop Warner Pups -was 'is' Whitewashed 13-0 Last week the Pop Warner clock, the locals nearly averted 'Devil Pups" from K-Bay were a whitewash, but Gary Brobst downed 13-0 by the Condors of missed clutching an aerial from Hickam in the rain at Daley quarterback Bobby Ickes in a Field in an Armed Forces Pop touchdown-bound play. Warner League contest. Fullback, Sammy Foster, work- Marching 40 yards in four plays, horse of the K-Bay backfield, the visiting Air Force team was the shinning light of the quickly grabbed a 6-0 lead in Devil Pup's ground game. the first period. Credit must be given the 100 Scoring another TD in the spectators who sat in a steady second quarter on a Devil Pup drizzle to witness the battle. fumble the Condors were stymied Tomorrow the "Pups" will tra- in the last half of play. vel to Wheeler Air Force Base Only one miscue was commit- where they are scheduled to tan- ted during the Saturday morning Fal- affair. gle with tha cellar-dwelling This, however, lead to the cons at 10 a.m. second touchdown of the game their first v;ctori of the when the visitors recovered on STANDINGS POP WARNER DEVIL PUPS - The 1961 Pop Warner squad will attempt the "Pups" 17 yard line. Team W L T season tomorrow against the Wheeler Falcons. Fro nt row, left to right, Sam Foster, Shirley "waver, With seconds remaining on the and Jeff Brown. Second row, Eagles 3 ° ° Sherry Mikolajczag, Ellen Medico, Dody McNally, Mickey Mikolajczak - Hawks 2 0 Gary Brobst, Richard Henninger, Mike Bedenbaugh, Rusty Dyer, Steve Gamberdini, William 0 Kirk McClure, Redlanders ferson, Steve Hill and Steve Sacfidi. Third row Bob Evans, Paul Hill, David Hartline, Spartans 1 i Service Members William Sloan, Bob Ickes, Fred Davidson, Terry Graham and Bob Cowley. Fourth row, Jim Anderson, Condors 1 1 1 O'Keefe, Robert Duvall, Bill Thomas and NavRocs j 2 0 Edward Giles, Gregory McKinney, Carl Martin, Donald Wesley Fossum, Mrs. Pat Strum, cheer- Warned arate DevilPups 0 2 0 Douglas Vasco. Back row, ass't coaches, Larry Lewis and Falcons 0 3 0 leaders coordinator, Max Ickes, ass't coach and Coach, Charles Scafidi. By Medical Group Since the end of WWII. the popularity of the Oriental method Season. Pau Jan. 14 of self defense - karate - has .spread throughout the Armed Forces. For this reason, a consult- ant for the Journal of the Amer- Hawaii's Game Bird Hunting ican Medical Assn. has warned servicemen that the sport should be studied only with a skilled Season Opening November 4 reputable instructor. Dr. Alexius Rachum wrote in a Opening date is Nov. 4 for the have a permit issued by the Di- recent issue of the Journal, "The State of Hawaii's regular game vision of Fish and Game at a %danger of a fracture of a finger or bird season and hunting will be checking station near the entrance a metacarpal (hand) bone, wheth- permitted on weekends and rec- of the various public shooting er occurring in a misdirected ognized Hawaii holidays. grounds. swipe of the hand or by overly The season will end Jan. 14, K -Bay personnel may obtain enthusiastic pounding, is a real 1962. all necessary applications and one." Currently, there are special licenses at the Marine Exchange In order to achieve proficiency seasons oil' the Islands of Hawaii Beverage Sales Store. in karate, he said, it is necessary and Molokai for California quail The present season on small for the student to devote several and small doves and on Kauai. doves on Kauai, Oahu, and Maui years to a study which involves Oahu and Maui for small doves. excludes public shooting grounds practice in the execution of However, the regular season -that is. hunting is permitted on skillful striking maneuvers of including ring-necked pheas- areas other than public shooting Presently vying for the Pop Warner grounds. POP WARNER QUEENS - the hands and feet and other ants, large doves, Chukar part- Football Queen title are (I to r): Tina Davidson, Linda Benfatti, Penny parts of the body. In addition, ridges, pigeons, and Japanese Hunters must obtain permission from the land owners prior to Hale,Debby Bayne, Sherry Stevens and Suzan Phillips. Ballots are in the striking edges and surfaces quail will not open until Nov. 4. with full voting instructions. of these parts must be toughened All hunters are required to hunting on private lands. today's issue of the K-Bay Circular and enlarged by repeatedly bitting have a valid State hunting license. them against progressively hard- Individuals who wish to hunt er objects. on public hunting grounds must K-Ray's Oldest Kepler Group Pyramid Loop Bowling Concludes Its Seventh Year

The Pyramid Mixed Bowling The final league standings I Secretary-Treasurer. YOUR BREATH CAN League, one of the oldest at found the 4 Jokers. 3 Hits & The complete final team stand- Kaneohe Bay, ended its seventh A Misser and the Kahunas fin- tags were as follows: consecutive season Tuesday Oct. ishing in one-two-three order. TEAM WON LOSS SAVE A LIFE! 10 with an awards banquet at Individually, Bee Holmes cop- 4 Jokers 40 24 the 19th Hole. ed high average honors for men 3 Hits & A Misser 38 27 by virtue of his 172 pace. On Kahunas 341/2 251/2 the distaff side, Phylis Capuano Goofers 31 29 paced the ladies with 151. Hono-Lex 30 30 Here's the Red Cross-approved Horseshoe Meet Other individual winners in- Toots Toots 30 30 "mouth-to-mouth" method cluded the following: Pin Busters 231/2 361/2 Go Getters 18 42 that's saving thousands of lives. Plans 'In-Mill' High Series: Men - Flournoy, 529: Women - Grace Norcross, Bay 503. 1. Clear Victim's Throat for Kaneohe High Game: Men - Jack Black. Divers Must Qualify of water, mucus, Brigack Special Services an- 223: Women - Helen Willmer. food, if present. nounced this week that plans are 196. "in-the-mill" for a Brigade-Sta- High Series With Handicap: Before 'Going Under' 2. Tilt Head back to tion open the air passage. Horseshoe tournament to be Men - Roger Norcross. 616; Wo- 5. Remove your mutts conducted following scheduled Personnel wishing to skin dive men - Audrey Connors. 570. the waters surrounding Kane- 3. Hold Jaw in jutting- listen for air return 1st Marine Brigade training ex- High Game Handicap: in With ohe Bay reminded to out position. from victim's lungs. ercises. Jack Paxton. 244; Women are familiar- Men - ize themselves with Station Order All contests will be held at the -Ernie Black, 223. 4. slow into mouth (and 6. Repeat about 12 times horseshoe pitching courts at Pol- 1720.17B. nose, if victim is a minute for or, adult, Most Improved Bowlers: Men- lock Field. Bee Holmes and Tony Sansome; The order states in part that small child) until yoe about 20 times a to dive, "one must have satisfac- see the chest lift. minute for a child. Personnel who wish to enter Women - Phylis Capuano. the competition must contact their During a special election of torily demonstrated diving quali- unit Special Services Officers, officers for the coming season, fications to a duly authorized who will in turn submit all ros- Bucky Connors was named lea- representative of the AKU Ma- ters to the Brigade Special Serv- gue president; Jack Paxton, rines, or be a qualified Navy div- ices Office. vice president, and Ernie Black, er on active duty who has pre- The sented his credentials to a duly This form of artificial re'.liration has al- individual competition in horseshoe pitching will consist of authorized representative of the ready saved thousands of lives. Your gen- a double elim,nation tournament. Attention Radio Bugs AKU Marines." erosity helps Red Cross find new ways to A set will consist of the best two Members of the Brigade's save lives. out of ,nree games (21 points) in All licensed Amateur Radio Op- Recon Co. are considered quali- both singles and doubles team erators are requested to contact fied upon demonstration of eliminations. one of the following. their prowess to the satisfaction Opposing contestants will play IstLt. Himmerich, 73250 DWH. of the CO, Recon Co. Good things happen when you help! the best two out of three games. 253-840 AWH; GySgt Heard, Divers properly qualified ary Losers of the first match will en- 72132 DWH, 253-564 AWH; Gy- listed at the MCAS Guard Shack ter the losers division. A second Sgt. Bertrand, 72762 DWH, 252- All divers must check in and on: loss will eliminate contestants 408 AWH: and GySgt. Welliver, at the Shack when using the fa- from the tournament. 73161 DWH, 252-765 AWH. cilities of the Air Station. Friday, October 20, 1961 Windward Marine 7 Officers Wives By Jess Roble THEATER SCHEDULE Reminding all you ladies that NOTE: Show times at Theater No. I are 3:05 and 8:20 p.m. our next monthly luncheon, meet- daily. Only one feature will be shown at Theater No. 2 at 7:30 ing will be held Tuesday, Nov. P.M daily. Matinees begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday at 7 on the lower lanai of the "0" Theater No, 1 only. Club and will feature various talents and hobbies of some of BY SSgt. Al Steele error reigned in all the streets. our own members. Britisfi sea captain Geoffrey A delicious luncheon has been TONIGHT Toone said "No" when approached planned, consisting of T1 Invisible Invaders for money for his imports. He teriyaki - - so his daughter is rice. This is the kind of stuff you didn't pay. green garden peas, tossed axed. He still fights the choppers salad, "see" after two much moonshine. buttered hot rolls, iced The moon people invade the through his new love Yvonne tea or coffee and pineapple sher- Monlaur, a bond slave. She gets world, and cause more havoc than for bert for dessert. the revenuers do splitting up a chopped too. Rated Good Please don't forget copper still. It all. happens when adults. to make STAFF NCO WIVES CLUB Honored guest, Mrs. R. G. Weede your reservations through your - John Carradine, noted atomic T#2 - Secret Ways. Aloha Chairman and in case (left), gives her congratulations to incoming President Felicia Childs scientist, is killed in a laboratory you explosion. The "invaders" take MONDAY might not know who yours is, during installation of new club officials Oct. 14 at the Staff NCO call either of the over Carradine's body and through T#1 The Killer Shrews coordinators, it, visit Tonge, protest - Gerry Gastrock 253-755 or Betty Club. Other club officials are left to right, Shirley Weaver, Corres- Philip The breeding scheme of scientists Hail. 72-685 leader against the atomic program. experimenting with the normally for this information. ponding Secretary; Mary Patterson, Vice-President; Margaret Barton, They demand that the Earth sur- You can also make your reser- tiny Blarina shrews on a remote Treasurer; Grace Miller, Recording Secretary; and Barbara Motta, render to the Moon people. Phillip island backfires when the raven- vations at this time for the an- works on a secret acrylic spray nual Christmas dinner dance Sergeant At Arms. ous shrews grow and, escaping that has better lingering result their cages. become man- which will be held on Dec. 16 bug or tablets. from - - than spray, paper eating mutants. A sea captain, and is our big event of the year. - Rated Fair for all the family. (Now is also a good time to speak bringing supplies to the island, to your favorite baby sitter a- T#2 - Steel Bayonet. rescues everyone before they are bout a date for this event!) devoured. Recommended for Corps Combat SATURDAY adults and young people. The Christmas decorations com- Birthday Ball mittee ha asked us to send out SNCO Schieclule Matinee -My Dog Buddy - T#2 Terror Of The Tongs. This makes about - a plea for a donation of one orna- Correspondents From: To: the umpteenth ment per member (when you 6:30 p.m.-Dinner At time this one has made the circuit TUESDAY here as a matinee. Let's see now, get around to unpacking same) Club 8:10 p.m. T#1 -White Warner - Steve for our big Christmas tree and 3:30 p.m.-Birthday how did it go? Oh yes, it's the Reeves again! You read the review Elect Officers a boy dog. also to please save any old or Ball 1:30 a.m. story about and his last week, so we'll skip the bit worn out sheets (white) for them. Hangar 102 again. Anyway, you remember he They will T#1 - The Secret Ways - need quite a few of Frederick A. Gage, public re- 10 p.m.-Floor Show 11 p.m. You'll find everything in this fea- wasn't cast in his usual role of these for the fabulous plans that lations coordinator for the Los 11:30 p.m.-Breakfast a.m. ture authentic Viennese. It: Tatman. He was the leader of the are in the making. At Club fact wild Caucasian tribes embattled Angeles County As- all the ingredients of this In answer to many requests, Employees Child Care Center Closes 3 a.m. Hungarian-localed movie are for with the Czar. there will also be a brief dis- sociation, was elected President of real except American Richard T#t - The Killer Shrews. cussion cee "Disaster Control and who plays the its the Marine Corps Combat Corre- Widmare. role of Effects" which will be given adventurer for hire. He is hired WEDNESDAY by Major Chet Hermanson, fol- spondents and Cameramen', As- to smuggle Walter Rilla, leader of T#1 - One-Eyed Jacks -A lowed by a question and answer sociation. the resistance movement, out of real thriller starring Marlon period for all who are interested. Communist-ruled The he The local membership is com- "rAFF Hungary. Brando. In this feature, acted, plot thickens. Widmark takes directed and produced it. Set in posed of 162 former leather- more heating than Mike Hammer Mexico in 1880, it is the story of neck correspondents and cam- CLUB ever received, and everyone ends bankrobber Brand° being be- Birthday Ball eramen of World War II and the up captured by the secret police. trayed by fellow lawbreaker Karl Today: Happy Hour, 4 to 7 p.m. Korean Conflict. you should really enjoy this one, Malden. After serving five years Officers Schedule Free pupil table. Family Night once you have established who in prison, Marlon escapes and is Starts at 8 p.m. and ends at From: Organized 15 years ago, this or- are the goodies and badies. Oh bent on vengeance. Many, many To: 10 p.m. yes. scenes later, 6:30 p.m.-Dinner At ganization aids former Marines Richard's love, Sonja Zieman, fight and beating Saturday: Oliver Paccini's Or is a goodie. Rated Very Good for is mortally wounded in a Club 8:30 p.m. entering the communications field chestra. a six-piece modern dance 8:30 p.m.- Birthday adults and young people. street fight and Brando and his and assists the Marine Corps with band, will furnish the dance new outlaw buddy Ben Johnson Ball 1:30 a.m. music T#2-Invisible Invaders. its public information program. between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. leave town promising true love Hangar 105 Wednesday: Toastmasters meet II p.m.-Floor SUNDAY Pina Pellicer "they shall return." Show 12 p.m. Ben Wahiman was elected 1st at 7:30 p.m. For adults only. 12:30 a.m. -Breakfast 2 a.m. vice-president. Frank Neil. 2nd The dining room will remain Matinee Hercules Steve At Club - - The second movie will begin vice-president, and MSgt. Bob closed until Nov. 3 due to re- Reeves is back. This guy was here p.m. due to the length Child Care Center Closes 3 a.m. modeling of the galley once last week, and here twice at 8:30 Tallent, secretary-treasurer. this week. He must be permanent of this feature. personnel by now. In this one, T#2 - White Warrior. Steve as usual flexes the old bi- THURSDAY ceps. This feature is a spectacle The the heroic figures T#1 - Snow White And OFFICERS based on one of Three Stooges "Hi Ho, Hi Ho, of all times, his deeds and achieve- - go." ments on both and in it's off to the movies we biviKe cePalicepti battlefield HI Ho bit? Well, the field of romance. Remember that CLUB no telling what the Three Stooges CATHOLIC ALTAR GUILD 8 p.m. on 4th Today. Lunch from 11:30 - a.m. T#1 Terror of the Tongs- - will do to it in this hilarious com- St. Michael's Chapel Tuesday of each month. to 1 p.m. - Happy Hour from 4 to In Hong Kong during 1910, it was edy. The kids will love Larry, SUNDAY MASS - 8:00, 9:30 and BIBLE CLASS as announced at 6:30 p.m. Dinner, featuring steak, and everyone 9:30 and 11:00 Divine no trouble for a person to find an Curley and Moe, a.m. Services. goes between 6:30 and 9 p.m. will thrill to the acting of Olym- WEEKDAYS Monday through BAPTISMS Third Sunday of obliging hatchetman to part his - - Dance and dine from 8 'til mid- hair (permanently) or scratch his pic skating champion Carol Heiss Friday 11:30 a.m. and 4:30. the month 9:30. 11:00 a.m. by night to the music of the Modern- White. This and holidays, appointment. back with a king-sized hatchet. in the role of Snow P.m., Saturdays aires. one's for all the family. 9 a.m. NOTE: Nursery care is provid- Those things were flying through Saturday: Snacks (rem noon un- the air with consistent regularity. T#2 - One-Eyed Jacks - Mo- CONFESSIONS - Saturday, 6:30 A free for children at the Care til 4 p.m. Dinner will be served time for this feature will he to 8:00 p.m. and one-half hour Center while parents attend Sun- The Red Dragon Society held the vie between 7 and 9 p.m. waterfront under it's power. 7:30 p.m. only. before all masses. Children's day morning services at either Sunday: Brunch from 9:30 a.m. Confessions from 9:30 to 10:00 mite or Michael's St. Chapel. until 1 p.m. Bar opens at noon a.m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE and closes at 11:30 p.m. Dinner ['APT'S:WS - 12 noon Sundays Sunday from 5:30 to 8 p.m. by appointment; phone 72350. 930 a.m.-Sunday School. Novena services Monday at 7 II a.m.-Church Service Chris- n.m. tian Science Society. 55 Kainalu ADULT CHOIR on Wednesday at Drive, Kailua. ENLISTED 7 p.m. Christian Science minister at CHIUSTIAN DOCTRINE CLASS Chapel Center. Friday, 10 to 11:30 for children 3 p.m. Monday a.m. For appointment at other WIVES during the school year at the hours call KMCAS Chaplain cen- OLD MOKAPU SCHOOL. ter. The Enlisted Wives Club will PROTESTANT Wednesday hold its second anniversary cof- Trinity Chapel Testimonial Meeting. fee next Friday at 10 a.m. in the Sunday Divine Services Note: Reading Room at 55 Kai- dining room of the Enlisted Club. Sunday nalu Drive is open on Monday, The Enlisted Wives Club was DIVINE SERVICES - 9:30, 11:30 Wednesday and Friday between formed during October, 1959. and 7:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Also Heading the list of activities SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:30 am, in Monday evenine 7 to 9 p.m. planned by club members dur- old Mokapu School. JEWISH ing the coming months, is the Tuesday p.m. - Friday. Aloha Chapel, Children's Activities Committee .',I.TAR GUILD -8 p.m., meets Johnson Circle Housing (off plans for the 1961 childrens fourth Tuesday of the month in Kam Highway), rear! Harbor. Christmas party. Trinity Chapel. LATTER DAY SAINTS The party will be held Satur- Wednesday Sunday day, Dec. 16, from 1 to 4 p.m. CHOIR - Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-Priesthood meeting. Deadline for reservations is 6:15 p.m. (Sept. to 10:30 a.m.-Sunday School. 1. Sunday Nov. Reservations for members First Sergeant Eugene L. Keenan, Brigade for 9:30 a.m. choir. Wednesday 6:30 p.m.. -Sacrament Meeting.' being accepted by Arlene Hill- ONE STEP BEYOND - are higher on the promotion 7:30 p.m. for 11:00 a.m. choir. All services at Church of Lat- crick at 253-003. For non-mem- G-3 Operations Chief, moved one step COMMUNICANTS' CLASS - ter Day Saints, Kailua Rd., Kai- bers, Evelyn Sheppard at 73430 "ladder" Oct. 10 when he accepted the appointment to his present June). lua, is accepting reservations. rank from Major N. E. Brown, CO of HqCo. 8 Windward Marine Friday, October 20, 1961

President's Proclamation Latest Combat Equipment THE WHITE HOUSE UNITED NATIONS DAY, 1961 To Undergo Baptism On Maui BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Three new items in the Marine concept. Weighing-in at a mere is heli- A PROCLAMATION Corps' combat equipment arsenal 1750 pounds, the "Mite" will receive their operational bap- copter-transportable, can mount WHEREAS the United Nations has clearly demonstrated tism with the 1st Marine Brigade, either a 106mm _recoilless rifle its capacity to act as a force for peace and human advance- when the Marines go into action or machine gun, and can go ment. and has provided a dynamic spirit which is leading on the island of Maui during Oper- Places that would leave a nor- the nations of the world along the road to human progress; ation SILVER SWORD. mal vehicle gasping for a me- and In evaluating Navy-Marine chanical checkup. WHEREAS the United Nations is available to assist all amphibious teamwork t ec h- The -Mechanical Mule," niques, SILVER SWORD will infantry weapons carrier,- is, e, nations and peoples in their efforts to combat hunger. its nickname implies, a high: disease, introduce the most realistic con- and despair; and ditions possible. For this reason, versatile workhorse. WHEREAS the United States considers that this world both the individual and his Exhaustive tests have dem- organization is an indispensable instrument of interna- equipment will be undergoing onstrated that the "mule" can tional peace, economic improvement, and social develop- an exacting test of simulated carry more than a half-ton of Freedom Fighter Das ment, and that any attempt to destroy it would be a blow combat. cargo, turn on a 40-degree elope . . as a cadet aimed directly at the independence and security of nations, For the first time in any Bri- without tipping, and can move large and smali; and gade landing exercise, the newly- about with one wheel destroyed on each side. Like the "Mite," WHEREAS the General Assembly of the adopted "Mighty Mite," the "Me- United Na- chanical Mule" and the Single the 900-pound Mule was de- freedom Fighter tions has resolved that October twenty-fourth, the anni- Side-Band Radio will have full signed for helicopter transport versary of the coming into force of the United Nations operational status in a "combat" in connection with vertical as- Charter. should be dedicated each year to making known situation. sault. Claimed To Have the purposes, principles, and accomplishments of the "Mighty Mite," a pint-sized In the Single Side Band Radio, United Nations: version of the jeep, goes hand- the Corps has come up with a NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOHN F. KENNEDY, President in-hand with the Marine Corps' compact radio that replaces var- 9 Times 9 Lives of the United States of America, do hereby urge the citi- vertical envelopment assault ious other pieces of communications equipment. Reports have been received from zens of this Nation to observe Tuesday, October 24, 1961. Generally speaking, the Single as United Nations Day by means of community programs "Blue Nation" on Maui that the Side Band Radio enables both air Fighter, Lu Das, which will demonstrate their faith in the United Nations United Nations and ground elements to com- famed Freedom and contribute to a better understanding of its aims, prob. municate over longer distances has been operating in the area ferns, and accomplishments. Anniversary with less interference. and may attempt to join forces I also call upon the officials with 1st Brigade Marines once of the Federal and State 24 October 1961 Governments and upon local officials to encourage dazed, I they establish a beachhead ashore groups and agencies of the press, radio, television, and Noon Meal Car Shipping in Operation SILVER SWORD. motion pictures to engage in appropriate observance of Vegetable Soup ..Luxembourg Over 3 years ago Das grad- United Nations Day throughout the land in cooperation Saltines Okayed For 13 uated from the Royal Academe with the United States Committee for the United Nations Roast Fresh Pork Norway de Militaire with the title of Sweet Potatoes America Distinguished Cadet. and other organizations. Small Green Peas .. Italy IN Added Areas "Enemies" of "Blue Nation" WITNESS THEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand Mixed Green Salad .Greece prove that and caused the Seal of the United The Defense Department has have been trying to States of America to be Hollandaise Sauce . Denmark Das was responsible for the sabo- affixed. French Bread France exempted 13 overseas areas from the order banning Government tage of the fuel system which DONE at the City of Washington this twenty-second day Butter to lose 12 jet transportation to the U. S. of caused the enemy of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and Gingerbread Ireland aircraft last spring. Coffee Brazil/Coltunbia servicemen's foreign -made auto- sixty-one, and of the Independence of the United States mobiles. Enemy Intelligence has la- of America the one hundred and eighty-fifth. The original order barred belled Das "Cat Squared" be- (SEAL) government payment for ship- cause he appears to have 81 By the President: JOHN F. KENNEDY ment home of foreign-made lives. DEAN autos bought or delivered over- The World Wide Wire (WWW RUSK Kaneohe Wives has announced plans to publicize Secretary of State seas except for areas where maintenance and repair facili- Das' exploits to prove that "truth ties for U. S. cars are not avail- can be stranger than fiction." Graduate E-Pool able. Das is known as one of "Blue The areas are Indonesia, Hun- Nation's" staunchest patriots. Swim Class gary, Cyprus, Republic of the Staff Wives Club To Honor Congo. Eritrea, Bulgaria. Yugo- Last week graduation exercises slavia, Afghanistan Malta, Po- Automobile Owners were held for the month-long De- land, Ireland, Holy Lock. Scot- pendent Wives Swimming Class land and Bermuda. Must Report Changes Mrs. Shoup, Rauber At Coffee which commenced on Sept. 19 at the K-Bay Enlisted Men's Automobile owners who have A coffee hour and reception The coffee hour is restricted Swimming Pool. Chinaware vehicles registered on station are hosted by the Kaneohe Bay Staff to members of the Staff Wives Applicants were divided into Sale reminded of their responsibility NCO Wives Club will he held Club. three categories: Swimmers, In- of informing the Provost Marshal's Tuesday, Oct. 24, honoring Mrs. termediates and Beginners. Held By MCX Office of any change of informa- David M Shoup and Mrs. Francis Successfully completing the tion that occurs. Such changes Rauber. Kaneohe Bays Special Order to, but include, Swimmers division, instructed Department, a are not limited The branch of the Ma- sale of car, new licenre plates, in- reception is scheduled to by Sgt. Pill Hughes, NCOIC, E- rine Exchange, is now conducting begin 10 surance or a new paint job. at am. in the Staff ENLISTED Pool, included: Doris Anderson a sale on dinner ware and tea NCO Club. and Jacky Pearson. sets. Mrs. Shoup and Mrs. Rauber will With Helen Folkes and Doug Located in Bldg. 268. the var- be introduced to the Staff Wivcs CLUB Spicer heading up the Beginners ious patterns of china are made Detachment Prepares Club members during the social class graduating were; Nancy Today: Happy Hour from 6 to by Fukukawa of Japan. Accord- For New CVA Service hour. Brodie, Kattie Ferguson, Ann ing to exchange officials, the 8 p.m. Las Vegas Fu- The wives of the Marine Corps Night from Staton, Carancy Davison, Alice kukawa brand is one of the top A Marine Detachment of two Commandant and the Corps' Ser- 8 p.m. 'till midnight. Hunt and Bobbie Steele. names in the business. officers and 55 enlisted men will geant Majoi., Mrs. Shoup and Saturday: The Ball Room will Completing the Intermediate The dinner ware and tea sets be activated Monday, for service Mrs. Rauber will arrive here host a Hawaiian Fioor Show course of instruction was: Betty come in either eight or 12 piece aboard the USS CONSTELLA- Tuesday morning as well as their between 8 p.m. and midnight. Dancey, Mary Fay and Mary settings. TION (CVA-64), it was an- husbands, who will. he making an The Tune Misters will play from Goetz. Jack Jauanal served as in- In addition to the sale mer- nounced by HQMC today. official tour of the Kaneohe Bay 8:30 p.m. until 3 minutes past structor. chandise the special order section The new detachment will be Marine Corps Air Station, midnight. Before receiving "A OK" ap- has received a new supply of re- commanded by Captain Richard proval. the "Swimmers" section frigerators, televisions, washers, H. Searle, USMCR. of Rochester, graduates were required to dryers, and dishwashers. N. Y. swim 350 yards using a variety of strokes. Intermediate applicants found it necessary to swim a distnce FROM: of 200 yards also using various Place e-es. IIeeinners were asked to "chug" Stamp(s) over a 25 yard course employing he American Crawl and Side Here strat-e. Swimmers in all three cate- reties were taught the latest TO: Arenr'can Red Cross methods of :e 'cuing safety. ,c, which were a joint ; reween the Station Spe- Y, :vices and the American Ped Cie u. were held from 9 'til 10:10 Tue.-Fri. mornings. Instructors devoted their time to teach the applicants. MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. "AND I Pl.rTHER SWE.,kr: f:- Present plans call for a sched- NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. uled class to convene in January stitution of the United S nits Lo:-.rid D. Postage required: 3rd Class Mail-3c. 1st Class Mail-8e, Alrmail Crawford, (right), at the K-Bay Enlisted Swimming as he "ships :r J. K. Gas- Pool, I4e. For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tape frock, 3/12 Executive Officer, Ho oath of reenlistment. Application is open to all Oahu or staple. Sgt. Crawford is a platoon sergeant with "India" Battery. Armed Forces Dependent Wives.