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3-4 To Depart for Training Kaneohe Bay Airgat Observi A. battalion landing team consisting of the Third Battalion, Fourth Marines, and .certain augmenting units from the First Marine Brigade will depart Hawaii the end of the month for a routine training assignment with the Third Marine Divison. Anniversary ; First Decade of Service The BLT will travel in ships of PHIBRON-7 and will return to Hawaii during the latter part of April. LtCol. Paul F. Reese The first Marine Corps Air The Kaneohe Marine Corps in Hawaii with a "business-as- sill command the BLT. The BLT will train in the Phillipines Station to be activated following Air Station, commissioned Jan. usual" day. liter a brief stop-over on Okinawa enroute. World War H will mark its 10th 15, 1952, will observe a decade The Station, currently com- anniversary next Monday. as a major riiMary installation manded by Col. W. R. Campbell, is today home base of one of the most unique military units in the World, the First Marine Brigade. E-6 Selection Commanded by MajGen. It. G. Wcede, the Brigade is the only known composite air-ground team in existence. Board Begins Other "tenants" of the present- day Air Station include the Navy's VOL. I I No.2 MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII January 12, 1962 Pacific Missile Range Facility, the only one of its kind in Hawaii, Work Monday and the Fleet Marine Force's 1st Colonel Robert M. Richards has Composite Radio Company. been named to head the Staff Ser- The multi-million dollar Hawaii geant (E-6) selection board sched- El Toro Jets to Arrive Here Monday Marine facility today houses more uled to convene at Headquarters than 8,000 Marines and Navy- Marine Corps next Monday. men. There are nearly 500 civilian The board, which will be in employees. Some 3,300 military on the Air session about 10 weeks, is ex- On First Leg of Trans-Pacific Flight dependents reside pected to select approximately Station. 3800 for promotion from an esti- Eighteen F8U "Crusader" jets of Marine aviation units normally ; Should the trans-Pacific flight mated 6500 eligible Marines. VMF (AW)-451 are scheduled to rotate between the two U.S. based prove successful, routine moves Other members of the board arrive at Kaneohe Bay next Mon- Marine Aircraft Wings and the one will be conducted by air, rather are: LtCols. Robert A. McCabe, day after completing the first leg in Japan every 13 months. !than surface transportation. News, Humor Augustine B. Reynolds, Jr., Wiley of a trans-Pacific flight. A. Green, John J. Rooney, Majs., This will be the first time in Thomas A. James, Cecil L. Marine aviation history that an Of Ten Years Champion. Jr., Bruce F. Cunliffe, entire jet fighter squadron will SgtMaj. W. McElliott Assumes Richard 0. Ely, Billy IL Snyder, and Valeria F. Hilgart. fly from California to Japan. :Compiled from the files of the Also, Capt. George E. Bartlett, Scheduled to leave the El Toro WINDWARD MARINE WO William F. Garvey, Jr., Sgt- MCAS Jan. 15, the squadron, com- First Brigade Billet Today By GySgt. Jack T. Paxton) Maj. Richard J. Bockelman and manded by LtCol. Charles E. MGySgt. Harry "B" Gamble. Crew, will relieve VMF-312 in Sergeant Major Warren Mc- During WWII, he saw action 1952 First Sergeant Michael A. Can- the Far East after completing their Elliott, a veteran of more than 19 throughout the South Pacific with ter recorder, and MSgt. Jack K. 7000-mile ocean flight. year's Marine Corps service, be- combat elements of the 4th Marine The establishment of a Marine Norris assistant recorder. The supersonic jets will drop came the brigade's top enlisted Division. Returning to the U.S. Corps Air Station on Mokapu to 20,000 feet six times during man this morning when he re- in November 1945, he was assigned Peninsula was not a "snap of the their 17 hours over the Pacific, lieved Sergeant Major A. S. Fay duty with the 12th Infantry Bat- fingers" decision. When the Kor- Japanese to refuel from giant GV-1 Her- talion, USMCR San Francisco. ean conflict flared in 1950, small Group is plus Fleet cules refuelers. After refueling At the outbreak of hostilities Pacific island garrisons, complete the jets will climb back in Korea, Sit. McElliot was Marine Force Pacific Headquarters To Tour Station to their planned 40,000 foot al- at Pearl Harbor, were the only serving as a recruiter in Oakland, main- titude. Calif. Marine units between the Brigade Saturday Fifteen of the aerial refuelers land and the Far East. A mid- will support the operation along In December 1952, he joined the Pacific-training site was needed Members of the Honolulu Jap- 1st Marine Division in Korea and with Navy "Flying Radar Sta- and Oahu's Mokapu Peninsula nese Junior Chamber of Com- was assigned as first sergeant of housing the defunct Naval Air nArce are scheduled to tour the tions" from Pacific airborne the 7th Marine Regiment's 4.2 Station fit the bill. Marine Corps Air Station tomor- early warning units. The radar- Mortar Company. While serving Marine Corps Air Station, Kan- row morning. equipped planes will guide the with the regiment, he was award- eohe became a reality. The group of young business- fighter pilots to the six aerial ed the Navy Commendation Rib- In August 1952 the Army of- men. expected to number about bon. ficially turned Mokapu Pen- 20, will get a firsthand look at refueling rendezvous points. Returning to the U.S. in 1954, insula over to the Navy, and Station facilities and combat ve- Two other stops are planned the Corps' building program hicles and equipment of for the transplacement squadron. he was assigned duties as sergeant the major of the 1st Marine Division's shifted into high gear. Fourth Marines. After departing Kaneohe Jan. 16 Marine Fighter Squadron 235 They will also visit the flight they will touch down at Wake 9th Motor Transportation Bn. and later served with the Inspector- and 451 of Marine Aircraft Group- line of Marine Air Group-13. Island, and then Guam. Main- 13 began to move into the newly To complete the morning, the tenance personnel of the squadron SGTMAJ. McELLIOTT Instructor Staff, 4th Supply Co., USMCR at Stockton, Calif. activated station early in 1952. group will have brunch in the will be pre-positioned at the stop- during change-of-command cere- They were accompanied by main- Station's mess hall #1. ping points to insure that the Prior to reporting to Kaneohe, squadrons monies on Platt Field. Sgt. McElliott was sergeant major tenance and support The tour was arranged at the fighters arc in top mechanical and a non-flying unit, Marine request of the JCC's. shape before each take-off. Marines of the 4th Marine Regi- of Camp Pendleton's Staging ment, Marine Aircraft Group-13, Battalion. (See HIGHLIGHTS. P-8) Service Battalion, 3rd Battalion, 12th Marines and Separate Com- panies comprised the marching units. The 1st Marine Brigade Band provided the music at the ceremony. SgtMaj. Fay, who departs for MAD, NATTC, In Memphis, Tenn., later this month, has been the Brigade Sergeant Major since August 1961 when he moved up to the top billet from Service Battalion. A native of San Francisco, Calif.. SgtMaj. McElliott enlisted in the Marine Corps in August 1942.

ALOHA - Major R. W. Mullane, Squadron CO, prepares to take Credit Union Members off in one of the new A4D-2 "Skyhawks" received Wednesday by VMA-214. The Skyhawks are replacing the "Fury" jets used for the Hold Annual Meeting past three years by the MAG-I3 Attack Squadron. K-Bay's Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting and election of Board of Directors at VMA-214 Gets 1st A4D-2 Skhawki Jet; 2 p.m., Jan. 26, in Classroom #2 at Bldg. 267. Prescribed by law, the annual Flight Test Made by llacksheepi CO meeting is held for the purpose Pilots and crewmen of VMA- the demands of the Marine of acquainting military and ci- 214, received the first of 20 A4D- Corps. vilian personnel with the policies and of the Air Station's 2 Skyhawks Wednesday morning. The new planes will be oper- operation The rest are scheduled io arrive ated by pilots of Marine Attack FCU. sometime this month. Squadron-214, the "Rlacksheep" The operating budget, an- Major R. W. Mullane, CO, of Marine Air Group-13, air-arm nouncement of dividends and any VMA-214, lifted the Skyhawk of the Kaneohe-based first Ma- proposed methods of operatior off the runway at 7:30 a.m., for rine Brigade. will be discussed. its first flight test after being Eleven crew members of VMA- Any vacancies on the Board of received 214 were scheduled leave for Directors and Credit Committee by the squadron. to GUESS WHO MADE MAJOR? Major W. E. Hutchison, Opera- A Douglas speeds Ford Island this week to de- will also be filled. Voting for - aircraft, with Officer of 1/4, receives oversized oak leaves from LtCol. J. R. in acess of 600 m.p.h. it has been preserve the remaining aircraft board members will be made by tions and Maj. A. I. Thomas, executive identified mod- and get reac13, secret ballot. Nominations may Stevens, (I.) battalion commander, as a newer, more them for flight to Friday. ern designed aircraft for meeting KMCAS. be made from the floor. officer. Major Hutchinson was promoted to his new rank last 41,

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I Chaplains I Corner COL. W. R. CAMPBELL Ommansisding Officer GOOD MEASURE LT. COL, A. L, CLARE Ezesatiee =oat CAM R. B. MosamEr Informational Services °Maar By Chaplain A. R. Anderson SUIT. AL W. STEER Editor The other evening I stopped at SOT. AM DilIZENARDO Assistant Miter a service station in Kailua to pur- Poison Planned -A TV commercial claims "a good bug is a dead SSGT. PHIL PHILLIPS Sports Editor chase several dollars' worth of bug," and that is the way the Station Sanitation Officer wants them. gasoline. - When the attendant CWO J. I. Wagoner this week issued a warning to R-Bay parents. stopped the pump, the meter In order to combat The WINDWARD MARINE is published Prida7 concerning a poison program that is underway. tar9 137 sad showed one cent more than the and control the main source area for breeding of flies and mosquitoes tor the personnel of the U.S , Marble O17/1 Mr station, Nay/ had requested. There- will be sprayed No. 990. amount I on the Station, all Dempster-Dumpster containers 4o FPO, San Francisco, Calif. Printed at the Royal fore, I handed the attendant sev- future rainy seasons. Printers and Publishers, with an insecticide during the current and Inc.,, Kalb" Sarah the wow. eral dollar bills and one penny, Accordingly, parents are cautioned that insecticide is a poison and WARD MARINE is published with appropriated funds in con- but the man returned the penny that efforts should be made to keep youngsters out and away from formity with paragraph 1720.1 MarCorMan 1901 and MCO and said, "I always give every these containers. 5727.9 The WINDWARD MARINE to a member of and receives customer an extra cent of gaso- the services of the Armed Forces Press l'arvice (APPS). line." This was a satisfying experience for me to find such peo- Pick a Pawd'ner - If'n you is hankerin' to wear your round-heeled No paid advertising may be accepted. The information Sec- ple in business. boots, big round hai, wide round calico (for the wimmen) then tion and the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. Tele- better you'all afix February 17 as a dancin' date. The Staff Club phones: WINDWARD MARINE 72-104; ISO 72-535--72-120. Clow often we find the oppo- Nite in mill. Back in the chuck site true in basinere relations. has a Square Dance and Western tie wagon they is plannin' to bake some beans, fried taters and other Subscription Rate $211 per year Circulation-6,000 Some business men substitute Club will present a show as the inferior vittles fit for the occasion. The Wives materials, give short main feature. If'n you want to join in the square dance, call Mrs. weight, take shortcuts on quail- Irma Medico at 252-875 for information on this knee-slappin' affair. tY, misrepresent products and Editorially Yours seek to earn the maximum profit by giving as little as pos- Scoutmaster Needed - Boy Scout Troop Committee Chairman sible. Dick Collins is looking for a scoutmaster to assist the scouts of Troop Is Your Child Safe? could use In the military service some 178, sponsored by the Castle High School PTA. The troop as many as three assistants in its projects. If you can aid the scout- Approximately four months ago the Stations Commanding men try to arrive as late as pos- telephone ex- sible for work and to leave as ing movement, call Mr. Collins at 244-886 or Tripler Officer sent a letter to all occupants of quarters recommending tension 273-252. that they early as possible. Some try to do initiate home fire drills. Have you? Within the past as little work as possible and still two months there have been five fires reported in Station quar- get by. Some engage in bull ses- Elsewhere in this issue there is a ters - two of which were started by children playing with sions, take repeated coffee breaks Speed Record For Choppers - matches. story dealing with a new S-62A helicopter, the Navy's "Sea King." and resort to all manner of slow story received here this week, the new motion activity .However, a vast In a just-before-deadline Fortunately none of these caused chopper claimed title to the World record for the three kilometer any appreciable damage, percentage of Marines put in a The chopper but if your home catches fire, be sure your family knows speed course by clocking an impressive 199.01 mph. what day's work and then some for a record-breaking flight by Navy Commander to do. day's pay. There are those who was piloted in the Patrick. L Sullivan and co-piloted by Marine Captain David A. Spur_ are worth far more than they are took place Dec. 30 at Bradley Field. Conn. It is with this in mind that a message extract from the Inter- paid. Without such generous and lock. The flight national Association of Fire Chiefs is printed: sacrificing individuals the Ma- rine Corps could not occupy such Speaking Of Helicopters - Astronaut John Glenn's chances for The thought of a child trapped in a room -- the house a place of esteem. a fast pick-up were enhanced Dec. 8 when the Marine chopper on fire escape cut off presents a horrifying image. The service station attendant squadron scheduled for the recovery operation set a 10,000-hour - - River.N.C.. Yet far too often, firemen discover children, like your own, demonstrated an important flying safety record. HMR-262, based at MCAF, New in a crouched This picked up Alan Shepard and Gus Grissom after their space flights. position on the closet floor, or under a bed, principle of life. principle retrieve LtCol. "protective" of honesty and generosity is The squadron has been picked by NASA officials to places they sought when confronted with fire, flight. while just feet away escape would encouraged and promoted by Glenn after his orbital have been possible - dressers if from a window leading to a ledge, fire escape or adjoining religion. Jesus said, "Give, and Dress In Style - You too can be one of the -smart" roof. it shall be given unto you; good you wear a necklace. The proper one for Marine personnel is FSN measure, pressed down, and 8455-261-6629, Index number 20400. That's a dog-tag chain, Marine! A parent, therefore, who fails shaken together, and running A Marine Corps Order received this week told of inspection teams to instruct his children on that could be the cause of escape procedures is unwittingly victimizing his family. over, shall men give into your finding many personnel wearing chains bosom. For with the same meas- injury. The authorized beaded chain is made to break when serious Don't As part of the home safety program, the IAFC urges you to ure that ye mete withal it shall it is caught on an object that might cause injury to the neck. initiate the practice of home fire drills. be measured to you again." stick your neck out. Comply. Some might feel that extra pen- Sit down with all members of your family and discuss ny's worth of gas or putting big Antarctica Have you been on Operation Deepfreeze? escape routes to the outside from every room the bottom of the Ribbon For - in your home, strawberries in If so, the ribbon for serving there has been made available in most particularly from the bedrooms. Provide alternate routes box as well as on top are im- Marine Exchanges and uniform shops. The ribbon will take prece- should one be cut off. Plan to get out of upstairs bedrooms poverishing. No, in the long run dence immediately after the Korean Service ribbon. To check eli- without using stairways because rising heat and smoke you gain. When you short-change gibility for its wear, consult SecNav Instruction 1650.14. There is no usually eliminate them as means of exit. the other fellow, you impoverish Antarctica Service Medal available as yet. yourself. What Jesus said is prac- Once outside, meet your family at a previously arranged tical. It really works. Try it! point. Do not allow anyone to re-enter the burning building. Too often someone is killed attempting to rescue a pet or a 79th Year of Service person who has already escaped. Account for yourself as soon as you are safely outside. To be sure that your plan is workable, practice it within Civil Service Anniversary reason from time to time with all members of your household. Hold practice drills at night with all lights out. Can alternate routes be followed? Are they unlocked? Is there Week Begins Next Monday anything which causes children to fall or stumble? Have Federal installations and em- In a commemorative statement you provided flashlights in case the lights in yolur home do career not f unction? ployees groups across the country saluting the members of will observe the 79th anniversary work force, CSC Chairman John When conducting home fire drills, take particular of the Civil Service Act of 1883 W. Macy, Jr., and Commissioners care to Hamp- make your children understand the importance of following next week. F. J. Lawton and R. E. The Civil Service Commission ton declared. "It's not too much all escL.pe instructions. A child becomes frightened when un- that the Government work certain and will often cling to security of and its regional offices are co- to say the his bed or closet agencies and em- being done today could not have simply because he is bewildered. operating with ployee organizations in a variety been done under the spoils sys- prior to 1883. Follow this life-saving precaution: Never open your bedroom of community programs, includ- tem that existed door without first feeling it with the palm of your hand. If it ing awards ceremonies, open "Only a top-notch, trained ac- houses, and anniversary dinners, countant could operate a social is warm, follow an alternate route from the room. If it is not honor local warm, some of which will security accounting system. brace yourself against it and open it slightly, with your recipients of "Civil Servant of MARCH OF DIMES-Many Ma- face smoke "In taking stock, the Federal turned away from the crack. If or gas puff through the Year" awards. in rines will march again during Jan- or pressure exerts itself from the other side, close the door employee can take satisfaction knowing that he is one of a corps uary to raise funds for the 1962 immediately. Superheated air can kill almost instantaneously their that have been picked for New March of Dimes in the fight and smoke is often lethal. Query competence, that continue in em- College on birth defects, arthritis and po- Avoid ployment because they continue panic. By remaining calm in the face of fire, you have A survey is being conducted competence favor. Chances to demonstrate that lio. The above photo was taken a strong positive factor in your are your calm the Station Education Of- in their work." reaction will save your life, and the only cause for this effect by in the 1961 campaign showing to determine interested The statement continued! "He is confidence. If you and every member of your family have fice Marine GySgt. Ray Doherty, of personnel who wish to take can also take satisfaction in the had a thorough briefing on escape procedure. the resultant con- has devel- Camp Pendleton, hoisting polio evening courses at The Church fact that Government fidence and lack of indecision will carry you through one of oped an up-to-date personnel patient Billy Elsberry, 10, San Di- the most potentially dangerous of all situations. College of Hawaii or have the complete with employee system, shoulders of Sgt. college start classes here. benefits and privileges, that com- ego, on the is on the alert pre- Your Station Fire Department - personnel are pare -favorably with the practices Marion Perkins. The two Marines pared at every moment to respond to your need. It enlists Interested the Education of progressive private industry. marched from Pendleton to LA, your aid in keepiag your home and everyone in it safe. urged to contact pride in serving And he can take collecting contributions for the You can contribute in a most effective and personal way Office as soon as possible. a Government that is the leader by heeding these safety commandments. of the Free World." campaign. January 12, 1962 Windward Marine 3

Rifle Range Rules Undergo Changes; Certain Shooters Exempt from Requal Navy Times reported last week shooting program, Headquarters longer have to write for per- that the Marine Corps is over- has decreed that: mission to skip it. They are hauling its marksmanship pro- 1. Marksmanship badges can- made exempt under the new gram. not he worn by those who fail directive, MCO 3574.2A. The Corps' new "sight' picture" to requalify, or who qualify In Warrant officers and top en- calls for warrant officers and top a higher category. listed can now be assigned as enlisted men to have a bigger 2. There'll be no more "free- range officials, a post formerly 'say -so" in the twining of things bie's" to replace badges lost or reserved for officers above war- at .d to allow commending officers defaced through negligence. rant. Warrants can now be des- to exempt from annual qualifi- 3. Certain Marines, whose du- ignated range officers and SNCOs cation firing, those Marines they ties make it practically impos- may act as range officers for su- know to be top shots. sible for them to take the an- pervising recreational and intra- In other changes made in the nual qualification firing, will no mural competitive firing. The new rule allowing commanding officers to exempt ex- On Routine Flight, But ceptionally qualified men from requallfication also fellows a point the Commandant made Crew Rescues during his "State of the Corps" PMR Helicopter message at the beginning of 1961. Under the new regulations, Stranded University Students those who qualify for the first time as expert sharpshooter or A Pacific Missile Range Fa- tula was guided onto a small sand marksman will get an appropriate cility helicopter made a daring bar by co-pilot Lt(jg) Marion T. badge which he is entitled to landing, in near gale winds, last Doss and plane captain Phillip C. wear until he fails to requalify, Friday afternoon on an island a Townsend, AMS2. Mokulua Is- or requalifies in another classifi- FORTY-ONE PROMOTIONS? Thirty-six men of MABS-13 form half-mile off Oahu's Windward land is a barren rock some 250 - cation. Before, he was allowed the figure 41 after being promoted last week. Although only 36 coast to rescue two stranded Uni- feet high. It has very little beach to wear whatever badge he had men were present for the picture, 41 men were promoted. (Photo versity of Hawaii students. area. been given, even though he no by Sgt. Clyde B. Simmons) Navy pilot Lt. Walter J. Dep- The youths, John Tarkington longer could qualify. and Jerry Clement, both of Kai- Several categories of personnel lua, had spent Thursday camp- are no longer required to fire ing on the island. They had prescribed courses Some of these sailed to their camping site in are men going to service and ci Sikorsky Shows 1st 'Amphib' Chopper a small boat. vilian schools for ,:ix month; cr Throughout Thursday evening ,a re. Company "G" personnel Marine aviators at MCAT, Cher- one-half mile in exactly two and its normal useful load is 2900 and Friday, winds increased and assigned outside of Washington, ry Point, N.C., recently got a close minutes. Twenty-two seconds pounds. whipped the ocean into a moun- who are as- the and those Marines look at a helicopter that may be after arrival, the fire fighters The S-62A is the first Amer- tainous sea. Friday morning signed to billets labeled in the or- "just what the doctor ordered" were combating the flames. ican-made turbocopter certified campers attempted to return to ganisation table as unarmed. for Marine Corps amphibious op- It is capable of carrying 12 fully by the Federal Aviation Agency, shore but the high winds and erations. equipped combat troops or six and the first helicopter of any water drove them back to the litters and four ambulatory pa- type certified under the FAA's island. Developed by the Sikorsky Realizing their situation, the Art Show Aircraft Corporation. the am- tients plus an attendant. It has a new and more stringent trans- cabin capacity of 440 cubic feet Port helicopter regulations. boys gathered rocks and spelled phibious bird (S-62A) has a out the word "stranded" on the The Kallua Branch of the hull-like fuselage and unlike face of their barren rock site. Library of Hawaii will present more familiar types of helicop- Another PMR helicopter en- an exhibition of 13 original ters, it's powered by a gas tur- route to Hickam AFB, via the paintings by Bette Decker be- bine engine. coast route, first spotted the boys ginning Jan. 8. Its boat-like waving their shirts. Lt(jg) Verl C. Mrs. Decker is the wife of hull permits the W. C. helicopter to set down on the wa- Brower, pilot, radioed the Kane- Lieutenant Commander ter ohe Bay tower and reported the Decker of the Station's Pacific to pick up a downed pilot who is might be injured or unconscious. sighting. Missile Range Facility. She Lt. Deptula's chopper, while on also a member of the Honolulu The S-62A is also equipped with overheard the call. Association of Artists and the the standard hoist and a local hop cable for He told the tower he was in the Windward Artists Guild. conventional aerial rescues. Be- investigate. After fore this area and would innovation, a downed checking a few islands, they pilot who was injured or uncon- found the boys waving a shirt. scious and unable to get into the to rescue A smoke bomb was dropped Club to Hold sling had to be rescued by determine wind direction. A safe Service a crew member who would have landing was then accomplished. to be lowered or jump into the AMPHIBIOUS BIRD Sikorsky's S-62A furbocopter eases toward After picking up the stranded Jazz Session Sunday water after the injured man. - pair and their possessions, the the ground a 840-pound dry chemical fighting During the Cherry Point to drop Ansul fire chopper returned the boys safely A "Jazzathon" will be held this demonstration, the S-62A dem- unit during a demonstration at Cherry Point, N.C. The new "chop- to the Air Station. Sunday at the Kaala Service onstrated its versatility by air- per" is capable of setting down on the water to pick up down Club, Schofield Barracks. Starting lifting an Ansel dry chemical pilots; has a built-in rescue platform, which folds out from the cabin time is 2 P.m- fire fighting unit and two as- door and its T58 General Electric engine is about 750 pounds lighter Jazz musicians from military bestos suited fire fighters about than a comparable piston engine. Navy Relief Report installations all over the island Im- Navy are invited to participate. K-Ray's Branch of the groups will be formed Society handled the fol- promptu Relief blow "hot and cool" jazz. "Texas-Sized" Job For Texan. lowing cases for the month of to December 1961. Kaala will host the musicians STAFF as long as the "sounds" last or 4 Layettes presented until closing time at 10 p.m. SecNav Assumes Post 7 Gratuities $271.00 Musicians and jazz buffs are 18 Loans $709.69 invited to attend. Further infor- Mr. Fred Korth of Forth Worth, Texas, officially became CLUB mation may be obtained by calling Secretary of Navy Jan. 4 when he was administered the oath Total $980.69 22-7711, extension 55-13172 or of office by the President of the U.S. Tonight: Club opens at 4 p.m. 55-13139. A former Assistant Secretary of the Army and Texas banker, on Mr. Korth succeeds Mr. John B. Connally who resigned in De- with Happy Hour the agenda cember to run for the Texas governorship. until 7 p.m. Family night follows After accepting the reins of the top Naval billet, Mr. Korth from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Then dance to Cpl. Troutner's Family Tree Branches issued the following statement: tunes played by the Oklahomans "I have today (Jan. 4) taken the oath of office as Secretary from 9 to 1 a.m. of the Navy, at a time in history when our power at sea is 'Marine Green' with Roots in Corps greater than the world has ever seen before. Saturday: The Menu special to- Corporal William T. Troutr,er, "I am proud in the knowledge that the role of our Navy and oay is turkey or ham dinners for Airfield Operations Department, Marine Corps team in the defense of freedom has never been $1.60 per person. The Modern- is a "Family Man" in every sense more prominent, and sobered by the awareness that it has of the word. never been more necessary. airs will be on hand with your "I know that our continuing capacity to perform this vital favorite listening and dancing All the Troutners in the family are Marines now on active duty. role depends upon the loyalty, ability and devotion to duty of music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. each of you, and upon unexcelled leadership at all levels. SSgt. Orrie Trouther, William's "Immensely impressed by your past achievements, I have no Sunday: The Dining Room spe- father, is now serving at New doubts concerning your future performance. cial today is Filet Mignon steaks River, N.C., while two brothers, "Aware of the progressiveness wi't'h has always character- for $2.20. David E. and Robert L., are un- led the Navy and Marine Corps. I am confident that you will Monday: Dining Room closed dergoing recruit training at Par- continue ris Island to seek and welcome the improvements made possible today. Club opens at 4 and closes by scientific advances. at 11:30 p.m. To complete the family history "I therefore accept this high honor and undertake this grave of Marine Corps Service, Trout- responsibility with the confident expectation that each man Tuesday - Thursday: D I TI i n g ner's grandfather, uncle and and woman, uniformed or civilian, reserve or regular, will Room is open from 5:30 until 8:30 brother-in-law all have served always justify the great faith placed In all of us by our Nation. p.m. Bar opens at 4 and closes at in the Marine Corps. Fred Korth 11:30 p.m. The Staff Wives will The family ambition is to be Secretary of the Navy" hold their social meeting Tuesday stationed at the same.place at tho night at 7:30. same time. CPL. TROUTNER 4 Windward Marine January 12, 1962 Commandant's Views On 1961 Progress trate on Marines. They'll handle the machines. limited. This must be of grave concern to all Marines Introduction This problem warrants the undivided attention of at every level of responsibility. Our motto for training all echelons of command and of every individual. should be to get the most from the least. To all Marines on active duty. our always-ready Why the individual? Simply because each of us Reserves, and our dedicated civilian team-mates, Good must first learn to command himself before aspir- Morning! And a "Well Done" for your accomplishments ing to command others. Too many take teo long to Intelligence in 1961. learn this lesson. By the words, "With all thy get- While I am quite aware that my previous New Year's ting, get understanding," surely it was meant - the It is gratifying to me to note the increasing and con- remarks are not exactly collectors items, I have, never- understanding of boys and girls, men and women, tinued command attention being paid to our combat theless, reread them before preparing my observations of human beings. Included is the individual Marine. intelligence program. for this year. Get to understand him. He'll command himself burden. Dedicated, highly trained Marines, eqUipped with the Results of your efforts show that the target des- sooner. Help lift your finest weapons, supported by a flawless logistics and ignation has been passing good. Coupled with your Do you search the faces of men every day? Do you communications system, and commanded by brilliant superb marksmanship, many of the targets which know their problems? Are you helping them? The tacticians, cannot produce optimum results unless the I pointed out for 'GO and '61 have the bulls oyes trouble is that all too often those who are in charge of commander has timely and adequate combat intelli- knocked out. For a few - Maggie's drawers! Bad others don't counsel them at the opportune time to gence on which to base his decisions. range estimation on my part. For these, we've had properly help them in their personal problems - don't our sighters. We're locked point out their shortcomings and their sub-standard However, there are too many of us who seem or the target now. We'll in a shoot for record in 1962. performances early enough. Sometimes commanders do to hope for Success in combat while operating black-sock atmosphere. This attitude contains a Today I want to give you a few new guideposts, a not personally concern themselves with the individual problems of a man until it is too late. Then they may built-in certainty for a degree of success much less little polish for the tarnished ones, and a new goal or desirable oft-times failure. two. feel impelled to dump the whole of the red-book on than - them. Some of us with grey hairs of understanding and Then there is .ae all-important matter of security. experience tend to shove too much of this all-important We must stress "Do you know who's listcning? Do you General Observations task off onto our juniors. We can all do better, Let's try! know to whom you are talking? Do you?" Sometimes some of us forget that helpers follow the 50-plus percent might satisfy some requirements. standards of their chief. Not only the standards of their There are those who draw high salaries by batting only big chief who may be far away, but principally the Supply .333. But for Marines there can be only one goal - 100% performance. Being a true Marine is not simply a Supply is the important business of all ranks - not job or a career. It is not a science. It is an art. You just the few. Just saying, "That's the supply officer's can't qualify on a per diem basis. The essential in- problem," won't solve the problems. All hands must gredient is dedication. It is measured by your personal understand, must assist in supply support effort. efforts and personal sacrifices. Its rewards are the deep Previously I pointed out that the platform for mili- inner self-satisfaction of having a part in the creation tary success rests upon three legs, and that one of of the Marine Corps picture. True dedication means them was supply. That leg we must strengthen. One creative effort on this picture before 0800 and after way to do this is by listening to the man in the field- 1630. Let not these important hours be subscribed the daily user of equipment. He is the one who knows wholly to your plans for your home, your personal ac- what picee of gear breaks down most often. He can tell tivities or your career after retirement. Seeking per- you why it failed to operate. Many times he will also sonal advantage does not befit a Marine. Let selfless- have a worthwhile suggestion as to how to correct the ness be your treasure. For "Where your treasure is, disability. Let's make it easy for the user to give us this there is your heart." information. Let's listen. We'll have more answers, Perhaps the most successful generation of Marines more solutions, fewer items deadlined. in the history of our Corps has already begun to pass In this supply business, besides the headaches of from the active rolls. Every effort must be made to proper distribution, the time-old problems of pro- assure that the abundance of their talent and their curement and production continue to exist. Even wealth of experience do not te.tire with them. Use reproduction generates many supply problems for these Marines to the fullest extent while they are still the Marine Corps. Better planning can help solve with us. Glean from them the richness of their ex- both problems. priences. Help them to leave behind all the know- Whether the leap to the nuelear age has been from how they can. Weapons and techniques may change, matters little. The but battle-tested professional experience will remain the carrying-pole or the M-1, it our most important asset. distance is phenomenal. The reorientation enormous. And right now we're in the middle of the muddle. The rights of man and due process of law are free men's greatest assets. Vet commanders some- Equipping to be a winner, with or without the time appear to use the administrative discharge as nuclear assist, is the biggest engima of the Marine an easy way out in handling of Marines where dis- Corps today - perhaps for the decade ahead. This ciplinary action may be indicated. When you Start is the greatest challenge for military minds - par- thinking of this method just to avoid difficulties ticularly troublesome for troop commanders and and frustrations - stop short. Change your course those responsible for materiel planning and pro- to the law. Let the Marine have recourse to it. curement. Our coefficient of elasticity must be high. indeed. For my money, I continue to believe that we tax- payers have the right to expect a fair return on our GENERAL DAVID M. SHOUP investment in the Marine Corps. This means efficient Marine Corps Reserve and proper utilization of our manpower, our money U.S. Marine Corps and our materials which all American citizens have Commandant, 1962 will be a Reserves. provided us. Men times money times material is greater very important year for our standards of their smaller chiefs with whom they com- We will continue to reorient and to streamline our or- than all else. This should be our operating formula. to our equipment The equation is: M cubed is greater than infinity. municate and whom they observe and obey on a day- ganiational structure and update -to-day basis. and supplies for reserve units. There will be more em- The shortage of family housing and its impact on phasis on mobilization training at home armories. I also the welfare and attitudes of qur Marines continues to Do everything you can to help our Marines to understand the meaning of "caveat emptor." By wise intend to have more reserve units integrated with reg- engage my efforts. During the coming year we hope ular units during summer training period. All of this to acquire over a thousand new units. We must make a counsel, guide as many as possible to avoid the yoke of debt and mortgage. Spare no aid to relieve them from will be sighted towards obtaining the maximum capa- serious effort to care well for what housing is provided. bility for immediate mount-out. Even as the man in the butts can best read the value the distress of financial predicaments, unwisely entered into at exorbitant rates of interest. Will it be necessary in these uncertain times to of the hits on his target, I shall continue to believe that call you to active duty against your will? Just to the commander in the field knows what is best for his uncertain. Be ready. Wait. Should this requirement command at his particular station. Dope the wind on Training come to pass, I am certain you will come with the your local range. will to fight our designated enemies - and the I have been especially pleased to note the in- prudence to leave a will behind. creasing number of officers and men who have So obvious. So often proved in combat. Yet so many added a religious observance to the usual military times our thinking strays from the age-old truism that and social aspects of the Marine Corps' birthday. proper training is the very foundation of all military Headquarters Staff This is being done by dedicating the preceding Sun- success. All hands must know that combat readiness means meticulous attention to detail. day to solemn religious rites as a part of our annual My confidence Soon birthday celebration. solicit To develop in your men the requisite psychology of in this staff is confirmed daily. I your encouragement I pay out more line you more, me of thi practice. willingness to tangle with any enemy, foreign or domes_ will to you. Burden tic, to steep them in the hot oil of determination is the less, with the details of Headquarters administration. Each of us should strive to make sure that the Ma- From visits I plan to make to the field, you may expect rine Corps will be a little better because we've been ultimate goal of all training. This is the way to win battles. a stream of reports and observations which will require Marines. Why not make this your aim a goal you staff work here. Be prepared for fast action. - The platform for military success of every unit. seek? Sure, the stream of Marine-green can and will Past reorganizing of this Headquarters flow on without you as an individual, but you will find no matter how small, must rest firmly and solidly plans for upon three staunch legs. These are: intelligence, and proposals recently made will be placed into ef- a deal of satisfaction if you're sure you've had a real fect this year, but only where such changes will part in keeping our Corps on course. communications and supply. If one of these be weak our combat potential is correspondingly weakened. provide a considerable improvement in our capa- We can well afford to pay more attention to the trim bility to more efficiently execute our responsibili- Personnel and Manpower Matters of these legs. Proper training and education will ties to the Departments and our field commanders. do it. No reorganization just for the sake of reorganizing Surely, the greatest of God's creations privileged to Training is not all sitting in a chair watching films, inhabit this earth is man. That portion within the prov- listening to lectures. Get out into the kinds of geography Ending ince and responsibilities of commanders sometimes called in which you are likely to have to fight. Get out into manpower-management is without doubt the most im- the rain, snow, cold and darkness similar to where you might have to do battle. Get used to the field mice, For the coming year, let's spare no effort towards portant function of command. The degree of success in material and spiritual all else is in direct proportion to our accomplishments screech owls, coyotes and katydids. Pavement-produced keeping all of our mental, weap- progeny don't c,row up with these things, you know. ons sighted in and ready to support our Nation's goal in this field. Unhappily, a high degree of success in this liberty and freedom people. is sometimes most difficult to attain. The difficulties I recently observed a training lecture in progress of continued for all multiply fast when we lose sight of our principal bur- within a barracks, The platoon of Marines which We will continue to teach fighting, but not to hate. den of obligation - thought and care for the individual was listening to their instructor talk about guerrilla The bulletin carrying my Christmas message to Marine. Whether you command one or thousands, this tactics looked about as enthusiastic, I thought, as you may have been cancelled on 26 December last, is just as true. weight-watching women waiting at a skim milk but the universal message, I hope, will live on for- Many times I have said that I have no trouble dispenser. ever. finding people to handle machines. The problem I want to mention economy again in connection with A happy, new 1962 to all of you And keep plow- is to find people who can handle people. Concen- training. Dollars and consumable supplies are not un- ing! January 12, 1962 Windward Marina 5

ServBn and 3-4 Both Win Games Dominate Intramural Football League As the Brigade Station Football Final score, ServBn 26, MCAS 13 tacklers downed the SepCo League moved closer to the final 8. ball carrier in the end zone for a week of scheduled play, 2/4 and MAG-13 VS. SEPCO safety. Service Bn are still battling for Friday night fans saw MAG-13 first place. MAG's Lopez passed to Robin- get rolling early against SepCo. son in the fourth Both teams won their games In the opening minutes of play, quarter for six last week. Two-four walloped points. Bailey then put his toe Lopez lofted one to Forshun for a into the ball 3/12 by a score of 36-6 while MAG TD. Forshun carried over and sent it between ServBn dropped MCAS 26-8. the conversion. the uprights for the first point after touchdown to be ldcked this 1/4 VS. 3/4 A few minutes later Forshun year. In game the last Tuesday night, romped 15 yards for another Walker took a 30-yard pass Holland carried over both of score. Lyons ran the conversion from Lopez and added 40 yards 1/4's touchdowns. A five-yard to make it 16-0 in the MAG's running to total six more points pass to Tettyford from Holland favor. for MAG-13 and a final score of made the conversion. Still in the first quarter, Brody MAG-13 51, SepCo 6. Three-four's only TD came received a SepCo punt and gal- when Farintino passed to Mottle. loped 60 yards for a third MAG The conversion failed. Final score, score. 1/4-16, 3/4--6. MAG-13 was still rolling in Brigade-Station 2/4 VS. 3/12 the second quarter. Foster On Wednesday powerful 2/4 racked the SepCo line for a met 3/12 on the local field. Football League 'I'D; Lyons took a 10 -yard pass NO GAIN-A 3/12 tackler downs the 2/4 ball carrier during the Good defensive work by both ;coin Lopez and ran 65 more STANDINGS scoreless first quarter of last Wednesday's game. Two four went teams kept the first quarter on Team W L T to win, 36-6. scorelftss. yards to SepCo's goal line and 2/4 4 1 The tune changed in the sec- Forshun carried the ball 65 .. 0 ServBn 4 1 0 ond quarter when 2/4's Huggins yards for another MAG score 1/4 3 1 0 recovered a blocked kick in before the half ended. MCAS 2 2 1 3/12's end zone for the first TD The third Packers Stun Leathernecks, of the game. Leonard carried for quarter was a little 3/4 , 2 3 0 the p.a.t. less spectacular in the scoring de- MAG-13 2 3 0 partment. The only time the goal SepCo 1 4 0 Minutes later. Leonar d line was crossed when MAG- 3/12 0 3 1 romped 20 yards for the second was Share Basketball Leadership score, then Ryman racked up With the close of the 1961-62 an easy 83 -75 triumph over the TI) number three. Ryman Hawaiian Armed Forces Basket- Mutual Express Panthers. passed to Powe for the con- ball League at hand the Hawaii On Tuesday evening at Bloch version to end the half with Mari les and the ServPac Packers Arena numerous mistakes, aided 2/4 ahead 22-0. are deadlocked for the league by a dull shooting eye, contributed In the third quarter, Gamble leadership as a result of the Pack- to the down fall of the locals as received a kick on 3/12's goal ers stunning 66-52 triumph over the ServPac five romped to a 66- line, then romped the length of the Leathernecks Tuesday night 52 decision. the field for 2/4's fourth score. at Bloch Arena. A short Ryman-to-Coombs pass Barring a major upset, both accounted for another six points quints should finish the regular for 2/4 with Rogers around left season with identical 21-4 rec- Sports end for the conversion. ords. Two-four scored again in the fourth quarter on a short Ryman Only a pair of contests remain to Powell pass. Final score-2/4 on the local's agenda. Calendar TODAY -38, 3/12---6. Tomorrow evening at Hangar Football 2/4 vs. SepCo's, SERVBN VS. MCAS 103 the Leathernecks - will tangle 7:30 p.m., Pollock Field, Brigade- In the ServBn-MCAS game with third-place SubPac with the 1 1 night, ServBn's Bippus finale Station Intramural F o o t ba Thursday scheduled for Friday, Jan. League. dominated the scoring. 19 at Hickam against the Flyers. After a scoreless first quarter, Both games are set for 8 p.m. SATURDAY Basketball Hawaii Marines Bippus carried 55 yards for a At press time no decision - had vs. SubPac, 8 p.m., Hanger 103, TD. Bippus drove two yards for been reached on a playoff game MCAS Gym. Armed Forces Bas- a score. Bippus made a third TD. to decide the league champions ketball League. Not until ServBn's fourth in case of a deadlock. touchdown does another name Last Thursday evening at TUESDAY come into the statistics. On that Football 1/4 vs. ServBn, 7:30 Bloch Arena the Marines bat- - one, Bayles carried the ball 40 tled SubPac's Raiders on even p.m., Pollock Field, Brigade-Ste-0 yards for the goal and Bannon terms until the final two min- tion Intramural Football League. carried over the conversion. COVER THESE - Sgt. Bill Stuckey, outgoing Windward Marine utes when they pulled out in WEDNESDAY MCAS made its lone score on a Sports Editor, covers his relief, SSgt. Phil Phillips, with equipment front for a convincing 64-58 Football - MCAS vs. 2/4, 7:30 pass from Campbell to Lane. representing events that he'll be covering as sports editor. Sgt. victory. p.m., Pollock Field, Brigade-Sta- Campbell tossed to Demond for Stuckey will report to Drill Instructor School at Parris Island when Monday evening at Palama Gym tion Intramural Football League. the two-pointer. he returns to the Mainland in March. the Hawaii Marines went with THURSDAY the front-line five for the first Football - SepCo's vs. 3/4, 7:30 half and finished with reserves p.m., Pollock Field, Brigade-Sta- during the final 20 minutes to cop tion Intramural Football League. Johnston, Smalley Spearhead Leathernecks

G FGA FG FG Pct. FTA FT FT Pet. RB RB Avg. PF PF Avg. TP TP Avg. MARINES 20 1312 552 .421 400 274 .685 761 38.1 330 16.5 1378 68.9 JOHNSON 18 275 121 .440 81 64 .790 85 4.7 39 2.2 306 17.0 SMALLEY 17 223 98 .439 54 45 .833 59 3.5 28 1.6 24i 14.2 GALLAGHER 19 105 57 .543 30 21 .700 122 6.4 31 1.6 135 7.1 HENRY 12 45 23 .511 27 19 .704 15 1.3 18 1.3 65 5.4 CARNES 12 64 21 .328 17 8 .471 11 0.9 8 0.7 50 4.2 BOWMAN 11 41 17 .415 14 11 .786 20 1.8 14 1.3 45 4.1 ALLEN 11 53 25 .472 10 9 .900 36 3.3 15 1.4 59 5.4 GARDNER 12 90 38 422 29 22 .759 18 1.5 9 0.8 98 8.2 LEMON 18 57 24 .421 39 23 .590 68 3.8 33 1.8 71 3.9 KLIMAS 18 74 32 .432 18 11 .611 91 5.1 34 1.9 78 4.3 WEATHERSBY 10 31 14 .452 12 6 .500 45 4.5 14 1.4 34 3.4 GRACE 13 36 15 .417 21 11 .524 50 2.8 20 1.5 41 3.2 PAPE 15 77 28 .634 15 10 .667 14 0.9 10 0.7 66 4.4 FRANKLIN 20 92 27 .293 16 8 .375 94 4.7 39 1.9 60 3.0 STUDEBAKER 6 11 2 .182 5 4 .800 9 1.5 3 0.5 B 1.3 IVEP,SON 6 28 5 .179 3 I .333 3 0.5 7 1.2 11 1.8 ABBREVIATIONS KEY: FTA-Foul NEW OFFICERS Bay Women's Golf Club held an- FGA-Field Goal Attempts; FG Field Goals made; FG Pct.-Field goal percentage; - The Kaneohe - RB nual throw attempts; FT-Foul throws made; FT Pct.-Foul throw percentage; RB-Rebounding; elections Jan. 4. New officers are (left to right) Fran Ray, fouls average per game; Treasurer; Avg.-Rebounding per game; PF-Personal fouls; Avg.-Personal TP- Lee Upchurch, Secretary; Edna Maxwell, Handicap Chair- total points; TP Avg.-Total points average. man; Evelyn Tope, Tournament Chairman; and Lola Dyer, Chairman. 6 Windward Marine January 12, 1962

Brigade Station Semi-Annual Golf Tourney Scheduled for Klipper Links The Brigade-Station Semi-An- Prior to each tournament, the their golf balls from Station Spe- nual Golf Tournament will tee off captain of each team is author- cial Services. next Monday, Jan. 15. ized to draw a dozen golf balls Complete information is contained of six from Brigade Special Services. tournament Competition will consist Bulletin 1710. monthly tournaments. Each round MCAS and First Radio will draw gade will be played on Monday or - Tuesday of the third week of each month. Teams. have been authorized from each of the three battalions of the Fourth Marines, SepCo's, ServBn, 3/12, MCAS, First Radio and two teams from MAG-13. Each team is limited to a maximum of 12 slayers. The best eight scores in each tournament will be used for scoring. A player must be a member of the organization BOXER HONORED - LCpI. Charles F. Stafford, Hawaiian AAU on whose team he is playing. Middleweight Champ, was awarded a meritorious mast by Col. W. Players will be permitted to R. Campbell last Friday. Stafford was commended for both his use bonafide handicaps. Those not military performance of duties and his boxing achievements. having established handicaps will use the "Callaway System" until their handicap is established. Cal- laway handicaps may not exceed LCpI. Stafford Awarded Mast 36. Individual trophies will be awarded at the end of the six- month period. The lowest aggre- For Pugilistic Achievements gate score will determine the win- ning team at the conclusion of the LCpI. Charles F. Stafford, Ha- Col. Campbell also "noted with tournament Waiian AAU Middleweight pleasure" the many off-duty A maximum of 12 trophies will Champ, was awarded a meritor- hours Stafford has devoted to his be awarded. ious mast last Friday by Col. boxing. He called attention to W. R. Campbell, CO of the Air Stafford's recognition by the Ha- Station. waiian AAU for good sportsman- Um 'net luk; laza Stafford was cited at the mast ship in the ring. manuc IJ11.1 held in Col. Campbell's office for Cpl. Stafford was tentatively both performance of duty and for scheduled to serve as sparring his sports activities. partner for both Bobo Olsen and Sets World Mark The citation noted Stafford's Tiger Williams this week. The "significant contribution to both Olsen-Williams fight will take the public relations and athletic place tonight at Pacific Auditor- For Parachutists programs of the Marine Corps" ium. Maj. Jacques A. Istel, USMCR, through his boxing honors. and three other sport parachut- In his performance of duties as ists established a new world rec- a cook and baker at Mess #1, K-Bayites Finish ord for night accuracy parachute Stafford was cited as "outstand- jumping at Phoenix Ariz., Nov. 29. ing." His attitude and determina- The team was captained by tion "had a noteworthy positive Life Saving Class Istel. Other members were Lew effect on both the morale of your Four men of 1st Composite Ra- Sanborn, first man in the U.S. to fellow Marines and the efficiency Company completed hold a class "D" parachutists dio the Red HELPING HANDS - SgtMaj. K. E. McPhail, President of the K- of this command." Cross Senior Life Saving Course license; Billy Jolly, who designed "assisted" out the door of an R5D last weekend. the parachutes used on the record Bay Marine Skydiving Club, is by other newly elected officers of the club. Sgt. R. Callan (r) is the Cpl. John L. Fillio, LCpl. Dan- breaking jump; and Nate Pond, new Vice President and Cpl. T. G. Logan the new Secretary- MABS-13 iel R. Silveria and LCpl. Wm. D. a former Air Force officer. Arnold completed the final phase The men left the aircraft at Treasurer. Bowling League of the course Saturday at the 5200 feet, fell for 20 seconds be- Station swimming pool. LCpl. fore opening their parachutes, STANDINGS Jack C. Sadler fulfilled the re- then landed within a 43-foot cir- Kaneohe Skydivers Start New Year Team W L quirements on Sunday. cle on the target to break the old Headquarters 16 8 The final test consisted of a world record. Communications 16 8 one-mile swim. The men leaped This is the first accuracy record With Annual Election of Club Officers Utilities 14 10 into the pool clad in dungarees, to be snared from behind the iron Operations officer, Sgt. D. R. MOREST The Kaneohe Marine Skydiver 13 11 removed their shoes and swam a curtain. Russia, Czechoslovakia Club held annual elections for Servantes, "D" 1/4; Safety Of- Pencil Pushers 11 13 lap clothed. At the end of the and other satellites have dom- officers of the club at the first ficer, LCpl. H. E. Graves, H&MS- GCA 10 14 first lap, they removed their inated the sport to this time. meeting of the new year Wednes- 13 and Equipment Officer, Sgt. MATU-62 9 15 clothing and made a float from Sport parachuting has been a day, Jan. 3. R. Gaschler, "E", 2/4. Graves will Heavy Equipment 7 17 their trousers. popular sport in Russia since Remaining at the post of presi- also serve as chairman of the Glen Jackson hangs on to high The men rested briefly on the 1932. It was introduced into this membership board. average this week with his 179. dent is SgtMaj. K. E. McPhail, float, then swam 29 more laps of country by Maj. Istel in 1946. or sports para- Bill Bothman is said to have "gone the pool to complete the one-mile The record jump brought into 1/4. The Sergeant Major was "Sky-diving." crazy" with a 249 to cop high distance. elected to the post at a special chuting, is the fastest growing sharp focus the Sixth World Para- in the Introduced Lem game honors for the week. High Qualification of these four men shuting Championships which will election held in late November. sport U.S. series was tossed by Gerry Mon- Filling the vice-president spot France shortly after World War as Senior Life Savers gives 1st be held in Orange, Mass., next Major gan- 578 to be exact. Radio a total of eight men hold- August. This will be the for the coming year will be Sgt. II by Marine Reservist, first time A. Istel, than 20 In the with-handicap category, ing senior cards. There are also this event has been staged in this R. Callan. MABS-13 The new Jacque fewer Ken Carlson's series totaled 611 two men in the company qualified country. secretary-treasurer will be Cpl. sport parachute jumps were made while Vince Henser's 245 with as Water Safety Instructors. One T. G. Logan, H&MS13. on the mainland in 1948: In 1960 Sixteen nations will compete at 350,000 handicap took single game honors. of these, MSgt. J. W. Jaunal, con- Orange. The U.S. has never fin- In posts to which members are there were more than ducted the course. ished tenth. by the president are: sport jumps recorded by the better than appointed Parachute Club of America. Pyramid Bowling So popular has the sport be- come that a television ser'..es deal- League ing with the adventures of two profession sky-divers was intro- STANDINGS duced on the mainland last fall. Team W L The program micie it's, Islana Bambitos 261/2 131/2 debut last Friday. Damifinos 21 19 Cottonpickers 21 19 Pacesetters 21 19 Fall Flats 201/2 191/2 Marine Secret Told Four P's 20 20 Four Thumbs The January issue of ''Guns & 181/2 211/2 Ammo" Magazine carries a cover Dreamers 111/2 281/2 MEN picture and feature story on "The Weapon . . . A Hi Series-Joe Pelletier 498 Marine's Secret Hi Game-Bee Holmes 196 Rifleman." Hi Series with handicap- - The unusual color photo used on Tony Sansone 603 the cover shows a close-up of a Hi Game with handicap_ helmeted Marine firing off-hand. Joe Previe 233 Everything in the photo is out- WOMEN of-focus except the muzzle and Elsie Watts swept the women's signt of the M-1. division of the Pyramid league Inside the magazine, five pages with a 458 high series and a 166 of photos taken at Camp Pendle- high game. With handicap adC.ed, MABS-I3 KEGLER TITLISTS - LtCol. D. D. Petty, Jr., former CO, MABS-I3, center, presents ton illustrate various positions, her scores jumped to a ell for the the MABS-I3 Bowling award to the 1st place team composed o:, 1-to-r, Sgt. Dan Smith, LCpI. Denis combat firing ranges and marks- series and a 217 for high game. Silverling, GySgt. Syndney Yartett, Sgt. Bill Both man and SSgt. John Fairley. manship training as a whole. January 12, 1962 Windward Marine 1

THEATER SCHEDULE Headquarters Marine Corps Releases NOTE: Show times at Theater No. 1 are 6:05 and 8:20 p.m. daily. Only one feature will be shown at Theater No. 2 at 7:30 P.m. daily. Matinees begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday at 116 Averages for 1962 'Gunn"'Sts. /beater No. 1 only. According to "time-in-grade" 18 8 6 168 42 31 4 37 14 figures released by Het.dquarters 21 6 11 30 19 32 7 11 35 11 BY GySgt. Jim Mitchell whole family to this good outdoor Marine Corps, Marines selected 23 6 11 58 30 33 6 10 168 85 TONIGHT drama. this year for gunnery sergeant 25 4 0 140 86 34 7 1 47 23 Forbidden T#2 - Indian Fighter promotions averaged more' time- 26 7 3 31 6 35 7 9 186 82 T#1 - Planet - TUESDAY When the flurry of science-fiction in-grade than their last year 27 4 7 64 44 41 8 7 85 26 flicks dominated the silver screen T#I - Susan Slade - It cibes- counterparts. 30 5 4 481 252 43 5 2 16 10 five years ago this space thriller n't pay to play the field, and if The higher average TIG re- 48 8 9 49 13 55 4 3 19 12 Was number one at the box of- you want proof, take in this spoof sulted even though almost 150 fices. Off-beat scientist on a triple-headed love affair. 57 6 0 22 5 Walter more men were picked this year. Scouters to Meet 219 Pidgeon and his daughter, Anne Dimply Connie Francis, deviating 64 8 0 651 The new selectees' average 65 B 2 87 28 Francis, the only survivors of a from the songbird routine, tackles TIGs varied by occupation field to Planet the role of the young college 66 6 0 154 108 trip "X", set up house- girl from a low of three years, 10 At FRA v Hut 67 5 10 75 37 keeping with all the luxuries we who dines and dances three dif- months for those in aerology, to a The next weekly meeting of K- dream of, including "Robey" the ferent males. After skipping rope 36 9 10 16 5 high of nine years, 10 months for Bay's newly formed Explorer 40 4 5 15 9 robot to do their menial tasks. An with Troy Donahue, Lloyd Nolan stewards. The average increased Scout Post 225 will be held Jan. 3 10 3 3 exciting plot includes an invisible and Brian Aherne, you second- 68 in 21 of the 37 occupational fields. 22 at 7 p.m. in the Fleet Reserve 11 1 1 monster, a powerplant that guessers would probably pick the 69 4 will TIG figures for Association's Quonset Hut. 11 15 11 make you gasp, out-of-this-world winner as the hairdo of "Surfside Here are the 70 5 vehicular travel, Six," but it'll cost you the price each occupational field, along An invitation has been is- 71 7 3 18 11 and finally love with the number of eligibles and sued to all interested K-Bay when visitors drop in from Earth. of a ticket to be sure. Fair for selectees in each specialty: dependent boys between the The special effects and overall adults better for teenagers, and scenery are excellent lousy for children. TIG ages of 14 and 18 to join the and recom- Explorer Post, ENLISTED mended fare for all. T#2 The Comancheros OF Yrs. Mes. Eligibles Picked - Tentative plans include the T#2 - Silent Call WEDNESDAY 01 6 5 297 190 SATURDAY 02 5 11 88 25 study of radio, automobile, elec- T#1 - Young Doctors-Shades social activities. The WIVES Matinee Steel Claw re- 03 4 9 661 323 tronics and - -A of "Ben Casey." A good medical courses of instruction will be By Terry Ewer& peat not worth repeating. George 04 7 1 11 '7 plot stars Ben Gazarra as the taught by off-duty Marines. Montgomery, the former Mr. Di- young 07 6 5 40 16 We will present a fashion show intern out to steal the Own Creations" at our nah Shore, undertakes a highly thunder from the Casey series on 08 4 11 124 50 All interested parents are also of "Our dangerous mission in the Philip- television. 11 6 11 39 28 invited to attend the Monday regular business meeting at 8 Fredric March rivals Tuesday at the 19th pines during the second World Sam Jaffe, of the same series, as 13 ( 2 218 87 meetings. p.m. next War. As a gung ho Marine cap- the old salt who's opened too 14 6 7 10 6 For further information con- Hole. tain, he teams up with a group many stomachs. After a slight 15 7 1 13 4 tact Sgt. Q. T. Lewis at 72722 or Bring hubby along to the meet- of local guerilla fighters and out- oversight that results in the loss Pfc. J. N. Boucher at 72064. ing so that he can learn firsthand wits the Japanese at every turn. of a leg from Ben's girl, Ina Ba- of our many projects and plans. A low budget production that lin, a nurse at the hospital, he Prospective members are cor- probably failed to pay for itself. sets out to prove that he's still A dially invited and urged to bring Okay fcr the wee ones and Las.. those the old maestro. Ina comes 141%/111C1 their husbands also. real, real "esprit de corps" indi- through to show what a good This meeting is doubly im- viduals. sport she is. What's an arm or a FEBRUARY DEPARTURES portant because elections will T#1 - Bridge To The Sun leg among friends. Very good for be held and final plans for the A highly-touted tale, supposed to the whole family. CLUB SSgt. W. B. Woody from MCAS installation will be announced. be true in most cases, depicts the T#2 Susan Slade Tonight: Happy Hour from 6 to 2nd MarDiv.. MCB, Camp Le- Chairmen are reminded that burdens and pressures of - to g p.m. Free pupu for the pa- jeune. the girl THURSDAY committee record books are to from Tennessee who married a trons. The Moonlighters will play GySgt. R. J .Porter from MCAS be turned in at this meeting. Japanese diplomat during World T#1 Gidget Goes Hawaiian in the Sergeants Bar from 8:30 to 3rd MAW. El Toro, Santa Ana. Last, but not least, is our A follow-up of "Gidget" of two 12:30 a.m. The Country War II. If heartbreak and tears p.m. to Capt. N. R. Stackhouse, from long-planned tour of Pearl Har- appeal to you, this is your tidbit. years ago, this box office hit Cousins will begin playing in bor by boat on Jan. 23. The takes you to the sunny beaches MCAS to 1st MarDiv., Camp Carroll Baker turns in a sound bit the 1-2-3 side at 8 p.m. Pendleton. luncheon cost and place will be of acting and James Shigeta is of Waikiki, in case you haven't Saturday: The Western Ram- announced by Vivian Gour at been there, with Deborah Walley SSgt. R. W. Potter, from MCAS good in the part of the diplomat. blers will play in the 1-2-3 side to 1st Marlliv., Camp Pendleton. the business meeting. Filmed mostly in the land of the as she joins the sun-tanned surf tonight from 8 to 12 p.m. There'll Call Vivian at 252-039 to make boys headed by singer James WO-3 J. A. W3vzykowski from rising sun, the flick is soap-oper- be a band on the Sergeants side, H&MS-13 to 3rd MarDiv., Old- your reservation. ish at the most. You'll probably Darren and dancer Michael Cal- but the band's name was not Ian. After a series of romping on nawa. wonder where the wife's loyalty known at press time. IstLt. J. C. Burger, Jr., from lies when you step into the thea- the beach with one fellow and special next, Debbie really gets in- Sunday: Family Dinner ServBn., to MCS, Quantico. tre and you'll wonder the same the in the Dining Room. - volved in an extra-marital mix- istSgt. C. H. Poorman, Jr., thing when you walk out. Not night tonight from 2/4 to 1st MarDiv., Camp kiddo entertainment. up promising to send you home Monday: Boss 7 Happy Hour from Pendleton. T#2 Forbidden Planet entertained. Marines, if Debbie from 4 to p.m. - 5 to 7 p.m. SUNDAY isn't enough to delight your old Matinee-Tammy Tell Me True eyes, there's enough added props Tuesday through Thursday: -John Gavin was her college on the scene that will. Club opens at 4 and closes at 11:30 professor, but Sandra Dee taught T#2 - Young Doctors P.m. OFFICERS him a thing or two. Shantyboat- bred Sandra goes to school to get a little learning in order to re- capture her sweetheart's love. CLUB While there, she falls for the A Witte cePOice4 By James H. Brewer teacher and the boyfriend, Charles On Feb. 3 there will be a unit Drake, is left out in the cold. If CATHOLIC June). party sponsored by 3/12. The you liked the first "Tammy," St. Michael's Chapel BIBLE CLASS as announced at party is open to all members of you'll be delighted with this fol- Divine Services. come one, come all SUNDAY MASS 8:00, 9:30 and the club, so low-up. Maie adult patrons might - BAPTISMS -- Third Sunday of and have a great time. find the plot a little mushy, but 11:00 a.m. the month 9:30, 11:00 a.m. by Events and theme for the the children and females will eat WEEKDAYS - Monday through a.m. and 4:30 appointment. evening are as follows: The it up. Co-stars Beulah Bondi and Friday 11:30 NOTE: Nursery care is provid- those p.m., Saturdays and holidays, theme is Western so for Edgar Buchanan. ed free for children at the Care to drag out the boots 9 a.m. who want T# 1 Indian Fighter Here's Center while parents attend Sun- you - - CONFESSIONS Saturday, 6:30 do so; if you don't, come as a real doozie. Having appeared - day morning services at either are. to 8:00 p.m. and one-half hour Chapel. here several times in the past, Children's Trinity or St. Michael's Happy Hour goes from 5:30 to and TV debut before all masses. SCIENCE having made its from 9:30 to 10:00 CHRISTIAN 8:30 p.m. with a steak dinner from locally a it's back Confessions Sunday few weeks ago, a.m. 7 to 9 p.m. again. Kirk Douglas is the scout 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School. Dancing will follow fiorn 8 to BAPTISMS - 12 noon Sundays Service Chris- and hatchet-man for a group of phone 72350. 11 a.m.-Church midnight. by appointment; tian Science Society, 55 Kainalu Canadian fur trappers. As ex- Novena services Monday at 7 pected, he's an unbeatable adver- Drive, Kailua. and p.m. Christian Science minister at sary for both the redskin ADULT CHOIR on Wednesday at Pelt-wearer. The only bright spot Chapel Center, Friday, 10 to 11:30 7 p.m. a.m. For appointment at other in a very dull movie is the beau- CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CLASS MENU tiful Indian maiden, whose name hours call KMCAS Chaplain cen- for children 3 p.m. Monday Meal Evening Meal escapes us, along with the other during the schcol year at the ter. Noon stars in the flick. Suitable menu Wednesday TODAY OLD MOKAPIf SCHOOL. Meeting. Food Platter for children and loyal fans of Kirk PROTESTANT Testimonial Sea Dou alas. Note: Reading Room at 55 Kai- Poor Boy Sandwiches Trinity Chapel nein Drive is open on Monday, SATURDAY T#2 - Bridge To The Sun Sunday Divine Services MONDAY Wednesday and Friday between Brunch Grilled Pork Chops Sunday a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Also T#1 The Comancheros 9:30, 11:30 11:30 SUNDAY - - DIVINE SERVICES - Monday evening 7 to 9 p.m. Roast Tom Turkey This is an outstanding boots-and- and 7:30 p.m. Brunch saddle Western epic that probably SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:30 a.m. in JEWISH MONDAY sets a record as far as redskins School. 8 p.m. Friday, Aloha Chapel. Pan Roast of Beef old Mokapu - & Bacon biting the dust. John Wayne, hard- Tuesday Johnson Circle Housing (off Grilled Liver Harbor. MEDITATIVE MOOD Statu- boiled Captain of the Texas Ran- ALTAR GUILD -8 p.m., meets Kam Highway), Pearl TUESDAY - gers, teams up with Stuart Whit- fourth Tuesday of the month in LATTER DAY SAINTS Grilled Hamburgers esque Rosanna Schiffino, Italian man, an outlaw, to seek out cul- Trinity Chapel. Sunday Barbecued Diced Beef movie star now on the Mainland, prits who have been selling guns Wednesday 9:00 a.m.-Priesthood meeting. WEDNESDAY not only has captured cinema- to the Comanches. Ina Balin, new CHOIR Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-Sunday School. Pineapple Chicken fancy, but has also landed - Chile Con Carne land's Hollywood find, has a small part for 9:30 a.m. choir. Wednesday 6:30 p.m.-Sacrament Meeting. a starring film role. Let's sit ' services at Church of Lat- THURSDAY adequate to warm her up for 7:30 p.m. for 11:00 a.m. choir. All Marines and hope that she visits Wednesday night's role as a nurse COMMUNICANTS' CLASS - ter Day Saints, Kailua Rd., Kai- Breaded Veal Cutlets Loaf Theatre No. I in the near future. in "Young Doctors." Take the Sunday 6:15 p.m. (Sept, to Ina. Baked Meat January 12, 1962 e Windward Marine Station Highlights, 52-62

(Continued from Page 1) the first Ontos arrived fLr the anti-tank company. Ground Control and Intercept The manueverability of MAG Squadron-2. 13 was again proven in September when the entire air group de- 1953 ployed to the Far East for a On January 25, 1953, the 1st six-month training exercise. Provisional Marine Air Ground Task Force - forerunner of to- 1959 day's modern striking force - The deployed Group came home was activated. and families learned that the' One of the most significant Far East training exercise was changes occnred in November really support for the Quemoy 1953 when Women Marine 1st- crisis. Once again the Brigade's Lt. Phyllis J. Young and a five- force-in-readiness had paid off. contingent arrived for women March 13, 1950 was a day no duty at Kaneohe Bay. Mokapu Marine would forget. The Corps' westernmost tabloid Hawaii became a state and Mr. newspaper was "born" in late and Mrs. Kaneohe Bay were 1953 when TSgt. Bill Morris pub- Just as proud as the local kanes lished the first issue of the new- and wahines were. ly-named WINDWARD MARINE. Kaneohe Marines took to sky- Ilk ** - ...WArte .41 1954 watching May 1 when Pacific .7 Missile Range based a represen- 1954 saw the Station take on tative here. added stability when 13 wives arrived to swell the growing The 1st Composite Radio Com- in 1958 at IT'S PARTY TIME Taking time out for a party before being placed on view at the new Ex- community of military dependents. pany, FMF, activated - Smith, became the Station's change Toyland, chief participants "take ten" for a get-together. Mary, the walking doll, sets the Camp second "tenant" June 15, 1959. in while -Draw watches the record machine. bear 1955 record motion "Quick McGraw" from Yogi the modern 1955 was a Four Fury jets made and Huckleberry Hound do the twist, while the outcast slro: in the background beats his bongos. banner year for 3 and the Mokapu Marines. The 4th aviation history on Dec. Marine Regiment (reinforced) 4 when they made the first trans- For Kids Six to Sixty Pacific flight from Hawaii to NAS, arrived in February and was fol- the lowed the same month by Marine Alameda, Calif., utilizing Helicopter Transport Squadron- "buddy" system of in-flight re- 161; Marine fueling. Leading the four-plane Attack Squadron- G. Thrash, Now 212 and Marine Composite Squad- flight was Col. W. Station Toyland Open Year-Round present-day Brigade Chief of ron-1. MAG- Toyland, an activity normally chilly opened its doors for busi- facility. A greater demand for a To give added stability to Staff, who then commanded open during the Christmas season ness in the Special Order De- toy store and for toys brought the fledging Station, Head- 13. only, became a year-round Ma- partment Warehouse, Building about the change in schedule. quarters Marine Corps ordered rine Exchange operation this 268. Official announcement of the all units then on station to 1960 week. The year-round schedule is opening was made by Exchange assume a permanent status. Recon Marines, proving that Tuesday the toy store otti- a first for this Exchange de- Marine officials Gone were the days of the no obstacle is too tough, this week. Sgt. J. D. six-month rotation by units. parted from Base Camp Polls- Williams has been assigned as During the next three months, kuloa on the Big Island in May the NCOIC of Toyland, where support units arrived for both and hiked across both Mauna Asst. Bureau of Weapons Chief toys will be stocked for kids the air and ground arms, in- Loa and Mauna Kea - Hawaii's from "6 to 60." cluding an amphibian tractor two tallest mountains. Hours of operation will be the company from Korea. Kaneohe Air Station residents same as those of the Special Or- The remainder of 1955 saw the were forced to "take to the high Visits K-Bay PMR Facility der Department. personnel figure of the Station ground" May 25 when the Station While Dad is eyeing that new grow steadily toward the 9000 received its first tidal wave alert Captain Eli T. Reich, USN, As- sites, Canton Island, Kwajalein Bar-b-que and Mom that new figure, and an intense training of the new year. sistant Chief, Bureau of Naval and Eniwetok Atolls. freezer, the kids can take a check prog,ara culminated in the first President Eisenhower came to He will re- of new toys then guide the par- Weapons for Pacific Missile Range turn to Point Mugu prior to leav- large-scale maneuvers of all air to Kaneohe Bay for five days and Astronautics, began a "down ents to the children's area of the and ground units on Kauai. of rest and golf June 20 and ing for his Washington head- store and place their own "or- range" familiarization tour last quarters. the entire Station turned out to Friday afternoon when he visited der." 1956 'welcome him. the Facility here. The theory behind having a Col. William R. Campbell. Accompanying Capt. Reich on highly mobile mid-Pacific force- present air station commanding this 10,000 mile range tour, which in-readiness was proven conclusi- officer, arrived Aug. 4. began at PMR Headquarters, vely in January 1956 when Heli- Point Mugu, Calif., was Captain copter Transport Squadron -161 1961 J. Garrett, Range Operations Of- deployed to Thailand for maneu- The much-traveled la Brigade ficer and LtCol. A. R. Swanson, vers. boarded ships March 31 to kick- USAF, Director of Test and In- A new training area was es- off Operation GREEN LIGHT in strumentation at the Ballistic tablished in December when California. Systems Division, Inglewood, K-Bay Marines erected qnonset In June, two new "anirr As" Calif. huts in Mauna Loa-Manna Kea made their Hawaii debut. the Capt. Reich and party, who "saddle" on the Big Island. The "Mighty Mite" and Mechanical are making this range tour on camp was named Pohakuloa. "Mule" joined the 1st Marine the PMR monthly logistics flight, The year ended on a high note Brigade's rolling stock and were were given a briefing on the op- when the first FJ4 "Furies" ar- immediately hailed as two of the eration status of the Hawaiian rived for "Red Devil" pilots of most versatile transportation Facility. VMF-232 to replace the FJ2. pieces yet adopted by the Corps. To complete their visit, the vis- The "Old Corps" took on a itors watched a helicopter cap- 1957 new look on Jane 23 when sule recovery demonstration. This Improvement-wise, what was President Kennedy okayed the recovery was made in Kaneohe planned on the architectural Fourth Marine Division with the Bay, a few hundred yards off the drawing boards in January 1957, 1st Brigade as the nucleus. Air Station, in high winds and was nearly blown off at year's Maui residents proved that the rough water. PMR DIVER DEMONSTRATION - Navy Chief Frederick Delaney end when Hurricane "Nina" spirit of aloha existed when they On this tour, PMR's Washing- explains capsule recovery technique to Captain Eli T. Reich (r) after roared aboard giving everyone a literally adopted Brigade Marines ton representative and his party a helicopter capsule recovery demonstration. Looking on are: (I to r) scare, but inflicting only minor during Opration SILVER SWORD will visit the Barking Sands, Ko- damage. on November 3. The exercise was kee and South Point, Hawaiian LtCol. A. R. Swanson, USAF, and Captain J. Garrett. Between those dates, 200 Ma- the biggest and best yet for the rines from MAG-13 kicked off Brigade. the new year with an eight- The year ended with the an- Distaff Golf Results day operation Kahalui Air- nouncement that still another Ha- FROM: at The K-Bay "Throw-out" Tour- port on Maui. waiian island would feel the im- print of a Marine "boondocker." Place nament was held 4. Copping The first portable optical land- Jan. Kahoolawe, long a target for first place in the "A" Flight was ing system - the first in the Stamp(s) aerial and naval gunfire bom- Betty Currier with a 61. Alta Territory - was put into use on came Station runways. bardments, was to be "sani- Here Spencer in second with a and a training site readied. 63. A "jack of all trades" Service tized" Mel Bekeris racked up a 72 Battalion, FMF, was formally to win the "B" Flight. activated on Feb. 1 absorbing 1962 TO: In the ninehole group, Beverly eight satellite units. January 1962 finds the Kaneohe Muckler came out on top with Approval was given in April Marines once again on the move a 221/2. Robbie Orsburn's 23 was for the formation of the 1st in their continous training cycle. a close second. Marine Brigade Band. The 2nd Battalion. 4th Marine The K-Bay Women's Golf Club Local keglers cheered the news Regiment, is currently on Molo- held their semi-annual election of of a modern 10-lane bowling alley kai for a series of rifle company officers last Thursday, Jan. 4. to be constructed of their own problems, emphasizing both anti- New officers are: Chairman, when Congress okayed 650 Cape- guerilla warfare and offensive MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. Lola Dyer; Tournament Chair- hart housing units for K-Bay. action against organized enemy NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. man, Evelyn Tope; Handicap forces. Chairman, Edna Maxwell; Secre- 1958 Meawhile, the Station's bright I Postage required: 3rd Class Mail-3c, 1st Class Mall-8e, Airmail tary, Lee Upchurch; Treasurer, One of the most potent wea- orange helicopters continue to Tic. For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tape Fran Ray. pons in the Corps' equipment flit alertly about Oahu's shore- or Staple. The position of Publicity Chair- arsenal made Islanders sit up and lines and the Station itself con- manship is still to be filled. take notice in January 1958 when , tinues to grow day-by-day.