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`Beat the Drum Slowly, Play the Pipes Lowly... 4 Page 2, Hawaii Marine, June 7, 19 /4 Here's My 2E Worth a Material Accepted for This Column Will Be Open Viewpoints 11 OW tune 7, 19.74 Volume 3, Number 46 4 d tfl :-\ r C) 0 ° `Beat the drum slowly, play the pipes lowly... 4 Page 2, Hawaii Marine, June 7, 19 /4 Here's my 2e worth a Material accepted for this column will be open viewpoints. pro and con opinions on particular In mimeo and letters to the editor on any topic of public interest and reasonable taste. When submitted my it will ire forwarded to appropriate staff sections for reply. opinion material warrants a specific answer. The guidelines for submissions are: letters should be typewritten or printed krelbly; they should not be offensive in language. personally insulting or libelous toward an Malivictuat or group; they onus, Do you feel the Marine Corps has prepared be signed by the originator prams will be withheld by respioSt); and Me writer Omuta include his pewee number to clam UP possible alloys in meaning. Material for thls column should be sent to: Editor. Hawaii Marion. ioyseAs. Kaneohe you to make a living in the civilian world? Hawaii or delivered to the Hawaii Marine editorial office in the MAG-24 Headquarters !funding tatigo, 3011 across from hanger t02. SGT. DENNIS WETHERINGTON SGT. STEVEN ROB Dear Sir: dam to assume responsibility of a child SOMS SOMS There conies a time when one feels whose mother relaxes in the sauna and My Yes I do. T h e obligated to air their hostilities. unfair to the child playing with harmful The CorpSspent a occupation I'M in %patience expired during exercise class at equipment. lot of money and the mini gym. The facts are that certain now , hy (hushes, is I resent paying for a sitter time training me irresponsible mothers consistently bring when fairly wide an others won't. Also, this is about my :is a radar small children and let them run free to only competitive on break from routines and children. technician for the equipment, interrupt the class I don't the outside. It's abuse think I'm being selfish ground and banging to ask those control, rewarding work with crying, loud laughter certain mothers approach work, in the way to be a link more and I think if weights, besides getting of which considerate of others. is using pursued it in the those doing exercises. It's unfair to the radar to get an proper educa- instructor who must stop class to Sincerely, aircraft down in bad weather. Now reprimand the youngsters, unfair to the tional , manner I would be in the Mrs. Marlene HiN I'm a tower trainee and covers that clear as far as a job goes. Jobs are taxiing, clearance for take-off and pretty tight right now for landing, weather conditions and so mechanics but I could work for an on. My field is needed: and it's a airline or private' firm or really do M*A*S*H vrery`liTgh`payingsjOb on the outside. just about any job that calls for I K-BAY - This week's installment become unconscious in a matter think people with this job start working with components that of oaf' a can of the weekly feature Medical Awareness minutes. at $9,000 year and 'work transfer, It's hard work but I for Safety and Health (Ms/VS*1), fifth Drape them over a chair face down up to $21,000, which isn't bad af, understand! it's, good pay' as 'a all. in a series, will discuss choking. For any or on their side, and deliver several sharp (civilian. 1. would have to say I questions unanswered by this article, blows with your open hand to the upper JACKSON benefited very muelv from my SGT. ROBERT contact its author Chief G.O. Canning, back, just between the shoulder blades. VMFA-I 22 experience in the Corps. HMC USN, at 257-2356. Examine inside the mouth and I believe so What can be done if a person in remove any foreign object (the meat or I ) work on your presence should choke? whatever), and prepare to administer ejeVtiOn seats and LCPL. RICHARD RODRIGUES If the airway is completely blocked mouth-to-mouth resuscitation (refer their related COMM. SUPT. CO. there is no time to wait for outside help. systems: air, to article no. !) until normal breathing Something has to be done to assist the resumes. conditioning, and person immediately. First if the person S Yes. 1 General Kale No. - Establish an pressurization. cannot cough up the object, they will Really just about definitely do. I'm airway. anything that has a wireman and to do with the have a great Chaplain's column environment of the chance to work . job. With the exception of the for the phone ejection seat, I could use all of that company when I Catching the train to eternity and get a job at any airline. Since I get out. I'll have a work withliquid oxygen,1 could get job before I get -A By Father Michael A. Murphy weal - very well; but you didn't start out through soon a job at a hospitat or many other enough." places. rye beard you can get up to Project Transition.Once I'm in that. K-BAY - Sports writers, in How many of us will be in the sante 512 an hour for driving a liquid the phone company will teach me reporting the names of the three horses position when the Whistle blows oxygen If I went to an airline to work with bigger power lines as id that are first to come across the tape at for our truck. train to Eternity? would probably start at $5 an such. It's a great opportunity for the finish. generally conclude by hour. me and since I've been with this enumerating the rest of the field, saying MOS I've had a better outlook on "they also ran." 0.1114 BILL HERE; SGT. DAVID CUNDA the future, and it's all because of the In such races, followers the HIDING KEYS IN MASS-2 Marine Corps. of turf will tell you that a thoroughbred loses AN OPEN DRAWER No. I'm in CPL. GWEN PIERCE simply because the jockey does not know 15 NOT SAFE. charge of the ASC, CAMP SMITH personnel carrier sufficiently the stamina of his mount; and STORE KEYS IN and jeep section is not completely awake to the fact that A SECURE AREA of our motor the end is imminent. As a consequence, e s , pool and all we the fmal spurt is not sufficient to send definitely. I've do is drivers' him across as a winner. learned quite a maintenance. All bit since I've been Is this not quite true of life? How that includes is many of us jog along unconcernedly, greasing and in because I never saw a computer oblivious of our spiritual weakness oiling the trucks. The saute re and until I enlisted' closeness of eternity. We start too late day in and day out to the same to and now I'll use make a successful finish. exact trucks. No mechanical work my talent as best Once an old man ran at all. I've even suggested that the three or four I can. 4 blocks to catch a train. He arrived Ilrivers be taught mechanical work The Marine at the Corps has given me a job that's station just in time to see the express but it was turned down. As a advancing every day in the outside disappear around the bend. Dejectedly civilian you would have to know world. turning to the station agent, he said: this or you wouldn't get the job. "Well, I suppose I didn't run fast They don't teach you anything you LCPL. ROBERT TOLLIVER enough!" should know here. FORCE COMPTROkLER "Oh," replied the agent, "You ran CAMP SMITH CPL. JOHN AYERS COMM. SUPT. CO 1116Whill No, I do AMEINB not. I'm a radio Yes, I think Commandos. Marine GAPS bases Pacific ...Men. LH. Wilson Jr. it definitely has. Officer In Change ........ Capt. Fl, MO operator and Editor OySgt Larry Saski 1257.21411 right now I work The Corps taught Assistant Editor Cpl. C.W. Rows 1251.2141) Contributing. COMM . GySet. DIN Dye 4251-24311 in the 'battery me how to work sports Editor SUL George Spear 12514142) shop putting acid in administration soot writer d. Cpl. Mee Gardens 4251-21421 Staff Pitotospapher . s Set. E.S. Seldom rass-anat in batteries. So and how to Came Smith CHNISPen.bn SSet. link MOW*. (47142311' When I get out handle Corre- Comp Smith CanieS11110131M11 Sgt. Bob Teellnet411-62321 Pearl Harbor Ca nnaandevn I.00f. Hebert Smith Sere-9233) and try to get a spondence. It's The Hawaii mum. Is published weekly on Friday 0006/Nines. Navy personnek dependents and job they'll ask, taught me how to dvitien emptows at MOMS Coma ConooMMO 40 Wangs. It N mintep Mtn aiated funds be 4. f Community INIDOcl40114. SOC. MONO% HowoO, undo. No sulibnoiskinSi of tne :Mint Public "Well, what can you do ?" and type and it'll be 4, Affairs OWN% KMCAS. FP0. San Froncteco. 96615 in compliant* NSW ONlaffrnlmf of tie needed Navy and Marble Corps orianomens and syiMine Siespdations. Ike Hawse' Marine Is member say, "Well, I can operate a '47, '25, in future years. And it has of the Armed Forces Nem Mimeo. Views and op4Mons impressed are not necessarily those of '77 and a track 166," and they'll made me more responsible in my the Marine Corps.
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