WINDWARD MARINE 21, No. 7 MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, February 17, 1972 avrive4 at 3 A. m.

Aloha President and Mrs. Nixon

The news spotlight of the Eisenhower and later John F. Other members of the party. The majority of the Hill ceremonies of the 1st Provisional Nation and the world is focused Kennedy. presidential party are slated to Top housing area has been Marine Air/Ground Task Force on K-Bay today as President Last Saturday, the Florida stay at both the Kahala Hilton placed off-limits to all but here. Richard M. Nixon arrives aboard White House announced that 10 and llikai Hotels. authorized personnel and Returning for a second Air Force One at 3 p.m. on the White House aides and three A host of state and residents. visit to the Windward Marine Air first leg of his forthcoming trip State Department advisors military dignitaries are slated to The Bachelor Officer to the People's Republic of would accompany the President be on hand for both the arrival Quarters and Officers Club will China. on his historic visit to China. of Air Force One today and maintain normal hours of Mokapu Rd. runway A White House The official statement, according departure Saturday. Heading the operation. crossing will be closed at noon representative recently termed to a local newspaper account, list are Hawaii's Governor and today and will reopen at the presidential stay here as a indicated that the official party Mrs. John A. Burns, Mayor North Beach will be off-limits during the Presidential approximately 4 p.m. On rest-stop and working visit. was "much smaller than on Frank Fasi and family, Admiral will be visit. The beach is normally Saturday, that road T h e president, previous presidential trips John S. McCain, Jr., closed at 11 a.m. and reopen closed except for surfing on accompanied by Mrs. Nixon, will overseas". C om mander-in-Chief, Pacific about 2 p.m. reside in the quarters of Forces, and Lieutenant General weekends. K-Bayites are asked In addition to the Nation's to refrain from early morning First Family, other high ranking William K. Jones, Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, and night strolls along North government officials will call Station in June, 1960, was then Pacific. Beach. see Today: Eyes of the Nation K-Bay home from Thursday President Dwight D. Eisenhower. to arrive focus on K-Bay, page 2 afternoon through the party's Scheduled "Ike" had previously used the approximately one hour before Other control measures scheduled departure time of have been published through base as a rest-stop on his return 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Air Force One touches down on from Korea in 1952. Brigadier General Victor A. official channels. the Air Station's 7,767-foot to popular belief, Armstrong, Commanding Scheduled to stay aboard Commanding Officers and Contrary runway are 87 media President Eisenhower did not General, 1st Marine Brigade, the Air Station are Secretary of representatives who have been Department Heads have been stay in the same home President during the one-day, two-night State William P. Rogers and the selected by the White House to encouraged to release military Nixon will occupy. He stayed in Hawaii stopover. President's assistant for national and civilian personnel security, Dr. Henry A. the house occupied by the Brigadier General (operational committments and Armstrong is no stranger to Kissenger. They will reside in the see list of Media Representatives, to attend the Station Commander permitting) presently slated for use by the President and Mrs. Nixon. homes of Col. William J. White, Page 8 Presidential arrival. Commanding Officer, Kaneohe secretary of state. During the late 1950's and early President Nixon joins three with Marine Corps Air Station and As this is a rest-stop/work- 60's, the general served the rolls of senior Col. Robert L. Shuford, Chief of accompany the presidential former presidents on ing visit prior to a most historic, HMX-1 and was the group to the Air pilot for Staff, 1st Marine Brigade, party. This of distinguished visitors diplomatic venture, we take this presidential helicopter globe-trotting news gatherers both Presidents Dwight D. respectively. Station. opportunity to seek your include such notables as Walter During August, 1944, our assistance in providing the total Cronkite, William Buckley, 32nd president, Franklin D. atmosphere befitting such an Harry Reasoner, Bob Considine, Roosevelt, visited K-Bay in occasion. Herb Kaplow, Bob Daugherty conjunction with top level The staff of the Windward and James Michener, to name a conferences with military and Marine, on behalf of all military few. allied leaders. personnel, their dependents and The press will be located at The presidential flag again civilian employees here extend the Hilo' Hotel. flew over Mokapu Peninsula in to the President and Mrs. Nixon The presidential press 1953 when Harry S. Truman, our very best wishes for a party and local members of the Roosevelt's successor, attended pleasant stay at K-Bay and a working press will have an the April commissioning most successful journey. opportunity to file their stories almost immediately upon arrival from a press center established within Hangar 105. Similar services will be afforded the Third Presidential visit press upon departure Saturday. by Cpl Tom Bone' The interior of Hangar 105 has This week's Presidential Station was excused from work. been placed off-limits to all but visit to K-Bay marks the third We lined up along both sides of accredited media representatives, time in 28 years that a President Mokapu Drive and when he VIPs, White House of the has set foot drove in, everybody waved aloha representatives and military on Mokapu Peninsula Soil. to him." personnel authorized to be in For some of the people on Both Mrs. Lee and Mr. the facility. hand to watch President Richard Ako were also here for the 1952 Persons with valid M. Nixon's arrival at K-Bay and 1960 Eisenhower visits. identification cards and decals today, this will mark their A partial list of some of on their vehicles, plus membership in a very exclusive our other "third timers" distinguished guests and invited group of President watchers. includes, Mrs. Edith L. Corbett, guests will be admitted to Some of our civilian Mr. Thomas Tam, Mr. Stanley extend a Hawaiian Aloha both employees have witnessed the Payne, Mr. Joseph Kauhi and upon the President's arrival and visits of both Presidents Franklin Mr. Gilbert Silva of Public departure. D. Roosevelt and Dwight D. Works, and Mrs. Cecilia Cypher Accordingly, traffic, crowd Eisenhower. and Mr. Scotty L. Wong of The exact number of "old Station Supply. timers" isn't known at press see Traffic Control Map, page 8 time but a rough estimate of 10 to 15 people is a good New Asst. CMC probability. Mrs. Evelyn Y.K. Lee, Lieutenant General Earl E. and parking control measures Supply Management Officer, Anderson will become the new have been established. H&HS Supply, recalls it was Assistant Commandant of the Spectators may view the "very enlightening to see the Marine Corps March 31 President's arrival and departure President (Roosevelt), coming following the retirement of from an area fronting Hangar through here when Hawaii General Raymond G. Davis, the 105. All are encouraged to wasn't even a state yet." present Assistant Commandant. attend and asked to abide by Mr. James Ako, from the Lt.Gen. Anderson is now established control measures. Retail Clothing Store Division, the CG Fleet Marine Force, As can be expected, steps H&HS Supply, reflects on Atlantic (FMFlant), and CG, haye also been taken to provide President Roosevelt's visit: 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force President Richard M. Nixon security for the presidential "When he came, the whole (MEF). Air Force Eyes of the Today: says Marines Nation focus on K-Bay squared away

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- the the Marine Corps family. We can Today, the eyes of What do members of other are best accomplish this by displaying Nation and the world services think of Marines? focused on K-Bay! conduct and appearance that has The following is part of a been the hallmark Corps of our an Air Force colonel for nearly 200 years. letter from Today, President Richard received recently by General M. Nixon, commander-in-chief Robert E. Cushman, Jr., of the Armed Forces, begins his Today, by continued Commandant of the Marine two-day/two-night visit to our attention to the cleanliness of Corps. Air Station. our living and The President of the working areas, we "... .1n my position. ...I United States and the First Lady can graphically demonstrate that am required to be traveling are our house guests. Think our Base, in addition to being set throughout the world a great deal about in one the most it. of attractive of the time. I wish to say at this locations in the world, is also time that I am most impressed Today, a responsibility one of the neatest, well-groomed by the manner in which reaches out to grasp every and cared for installations to be members of the Corps present military man and woman, every found anywhere. themselves to the public dependent and every civilian I have yet to see one Today, for the worldwide. employee aboard K-Bay. Along Presided Marine in public, particularly at with this responsibility we are arrival, and continuing airport terminals and other throughout his visit, the eyes of privileged to accept an facilities, with his coat the Nation and the world will honor--the presence of our KATHY ANTHONY AND LANCE MASHIMA, unbuttoned, in need of a remain on K-Bay -- on us -- on both Nation's First Family. Kindergarden students from Enchanted Lakes Elementary haircut, or acting in a manner you! Now is the time to think, School, get a chance to sit in the driver's unbecoming to the military. to act, and to put our best foot seat of a Marine Today, as we have in days "Mechanical Mule" during a tour of K-Bay Feb. 11. "Please accept my heart forward in every possible way. Kathy gone by, we must strive together seems to be doing a little back-seat driving as she notices that felt thanks for leading the to demonstrate our individual his feet won't reach the pedals. Just give him a few more Services back on the road to pride in being associated with Today, think about it! years! (photo by LCp1 Mike Lane) military discipline."

...... Bulletin Boar

DRUG TESTS - Beginning July 1, U.S. servicemen will be subjected to random urinalysis SPECIAL SERVICES HOURS OF OPERATION -- SS Hours of Operation for tests anywhere in the world. Previously, such testing was done only in Vietnam. Washington's Birthday on Feb. 21 are as follows: Library, Warehouse, Childcare Center, and MARS all closed; Golf Course and Theaters will operate normal hours; Stables, NAVY PROMOS - All Navy personnel se lected for promotion should receive their Boathouse and Hobby Shop will be open Monday but closed Tuesday and Wednesday; advancement date in the mail. For master and senior chief petty officers, advancement Bowling Alley open from noon to 11 p.m.; and the Pool and Gym from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. dates will be before the end of the fiscal year. For chief petty officer through third class petty officer, the date will be before April 30. Adm. E.R. Zumwalt Jr., CNO has said, OF OPERATION -- All MCX activities will be closed for Washington's "Prospects for advancement appear to be brighter; advancement opportunities should, in MCX HOURS Bowling Center Snack Bar - noon to 11/ p.m.; Golf Pro general, improve for senior enlisted personnel and continue to be excellent for those Birthday except the following: - 7 5 p.m.; Malt Shop - 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Golf Course Snack Bar - 7 a.m. to competing for advancement to second and third class petty officer." Shop a.m. to 6 p.m.; 7 Day Store, Sundries Dept. - 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Beverage Sales - 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Car Rental Facility 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The Main Store, Household Store, NAVAL ACADEMY - Secretary of Navy has said under present laws, women cannot be Hardware/Garden Shop, and Concession activities, except Barber Shops and Beauty Shop admitted to the Naval Academy; however, the Navy will admit between 12 and 15 will also be closed on Tuesday. The Branch Store in the Commissary and the Commissary women to its Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) at Jacksonville University in will be closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday. September with more planned in the future.

-- A Conference will be held in Chapel One HOBBY SHOP RENOVATION - Due to the renovation of the Hobby Shop during the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CONFERENCE next two weeks, the following schedule will prevail: Automotive Shop - regular hours; Annex, Hickam AFB, tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday for military personnel, families who are interested in Christian Science. Ceramics and Wood Work Shop - Wed., Thurs., and Fri., 4 to 10 p.m., Saturday. 9 a.m. to government employees, and their 6 p.m., Sunday, noon to 6 p.m. and Monday, noon to 6 p.m. (Holiday). PHOTO CLUB -- Photo Club will hold its next meeting Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the MAG-24 Class Room, Bldg. 301. A model will be present for a demonstration so bring WARRANT OFFICERS ASSOCIA HON -- Warrant Officer's Association of the Armed Camera and film. Anyone with a camera is invited. Services will hold a monthly business meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the K-Bay 0' Club. The ladies auxiliary will meet here also. CATHOLIC SCHOOL -- All new Catholic personnel desiring to register new students at St. Anthony's School in Kailua are reminded that 1972-73 registration will be held March CLEARANCE SALE -- MCX will hold its annual clearance sale tomorrow and Saturday in 4 at 8:30 a.m. Parents must furnish birth certificates, baptismal certificates, First Building 1089. In last week's Windy we said the sale would be in Bldg. 1090, which was Communion certificates upon registration. Fee: $2. Kindergarten registration will be incorrect. March 1, 2, 3 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Kindergarten Room. Students are to have Birth Certificates and Baptismal Certificates. Fee: $2. HERITAGE AWARENESS NIGHT - The Branch of the N.A.A.C.P. will sponsor Heritage Awareness Night on Fri. Feb. 18 at the Harris Memorial Methedist Church, 20 NAVY SUPPLY CORPS -- Navy Supply Corps will celebrate its 177th anniversary South Vineyard Boulevard. Bus transportation will be provided at the 7 Day Store at 6 Wednesday. On that date in 1795 Congress set up the post of Purveyor of Public Supplies, p.m. if more than 10 people are on hand. responsible for providing material support to the six wooden frigates that made up America's Navy.

PRE-HOLIDAY SAFE DRIVING LECTURES - All Brigade units are to have Safe THE WINDWARD MARINE Driving Lectures tomorrow before 4 p.m. See BdeBul 5100 of Feb. 8 for details.

CG. 1st MARINE BRIGADE BG E N. V. A . ARMSTRONG CO, MCAS, KANEOHE BAY COL. W.I. WHITE JOINT PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER CWO-2 M.H. HANDELSMAN EDITOR SSGT. W.N. GOFF Chapel schedules ASSISTANT EDITOR SGT. B.A. WA1TMAN SPORTS EDITOR SGT. BOB BURNSIDE CATHOLIC SERVICES THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY FOR MARINES, Station Chapel (Bldg. 1090), Saturday at 6 p.m. Sunday at 8 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. NAVAL PERSONNEL, DEPENDENTS AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES AT MARINE (Note: Catholic personnel may now fulfill their Sunday obligation by attending Mass on CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY. IT IS PRINTED BY COMMUNITY Saturday evening at which time the Sunday Liturgy is celebrated.) Daily Masses at 11:45. PUBLICATIONS, KAILUA, HAWAII AND PUBLISHED WITH NON-APPROPRIATED Holy Days--to be announced. FUNDS AT NO COST TO THE GOVERNMENT, THE WINDWARD MARINE CATHOLIC NOTES CONFORMS WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MCO P5600.31A & PRINTING Confessions: one-half hour before all masses. Baptisms: By arrangement with REGULATIONS (NAVEXOS P-35). OPINIONS ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF Chaplain. Choir: Wednesday at 5 p.m. Christian Doctrine Classes (CDC) Consult THE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY. THE WINDWARD MARINE. A MEMBER OF Chaplains office. Marriage: Consult chaplain six weeks in advance. Ladies' Guild: Meets THE ARMED SERVICES NEWS BUREAU, IS PROMULGATED FOR each month on the 1st Friday, 9 a.m. in chapel. INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS IN NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. PROTESTANT SERVICES NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. THE JOINT PUBLIC AFFAIRS Station Chapel (Bldg. 1090) Sunday School at 8:30 in chapel annex Bldg. 462. OFFICE AND STAFF OF THE WINDWARD MARINE ARE LOCATED IN BLDG. 930. Bus transportation provided and classes for all ages, including adults. Divine Worship ALL COPY SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED AND MUST BE at 10 a.m. Sunday. JJBMITTED BY NOON ON TUESDAY, UNLESS PREVIOUS ARRAGEMENTS HAVE PROTESTANT NOTES FEN MADE WITH THE STAFF. CALL 7-2141, 7-2142 FOR ADDITIONAL Chapel Teens: Sunday and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in chapel annex (Bldg. 462) FORMATION. I ligh School Youth. 3 Vote: Everyone's vote is important, especially yours The State Register by Register by This Here's How Long You Have to You Have to Be 18 Can You If All This Looks Weird and Where you Deadline, or You This Deadline Live in Your State, County and by This Date to Want to Vote Register You Want to Know MORE, Can't Vote in Your or You Can't Precinct Before They'll Let You in the Primary and "Absentee" Here's Who You Write or Vote Primary Election. Vote in the Nov. Vote. General Election. by Mail? Phone for Information From RD=Registration 1972 General P=Primary Your State. Deadline Election. G=General P=Primary Election (all dates for (all dates for 1972) lion) NEW RD=Apr. 25 September 26 12 mos. in State, 90 days in P=June 6 Yes County Clerk in County Seat MEXICO P=June 6 (Pres. County, 30 days in Precinct G=Nov. 7 only) NEW RD=June 9 October 14 3 mos. in State, County or P=June 20 Yes Inspector of Election in County YORK P=June 20 (Pres. Village; 10 days in Precinct G=Nov. 7 Seat only) NORTH RD=Apr. 3 October 9 1 yr. in State, 30 days in County P=May 2 Yes Registrar in County Seat CAROLINA P=May 2 (Pres. G=Nov. 7 only) NORTH P=Sep. 5 No registration 1 yr. in State, 90 days in County, P=Sep. 5 DAKOTA in N. Dakota 30 days in Precinct G=Nov. 7 , OHIO RD=Mar. 22 September 27 6 mos. in State, 40 days in County, Nov. 7 Yes County Board of Elections in P=May 2 (Pres. 40 days in Precinct County Seat only) OKLAHOMA RD=Aug. 11 October 27 6 mos. in State, 2 mos. in County, P=Aug. 22 Yes County Election Board in P=Aug. 22 20 days in Precinct G=Nov. 7 County Seat OREGON RD=Apr. 22 October 7 6 mos. in State P=May 23 Yes Registrar in County Seat P=May 23 (Pres. G=Nov. 7 only) PENN. RD=Mar. 4 September 16 90 days in State, 60 days in P=Apr. 26 Yes County Commission in County P=Apr. 25 (Pres. only) County, and Precinct G=Nov. 8 Seat or Registration Commission RHODE RD=Feb. 10 September 7 1 yr. in State, 6 mos. in Town P=Apr. 11 Yes Town Canvassing Authority ISLAND P=A r. 11 (Pres. or City G=Nov. 7 only) SOUTH RD=May 13 October 7 1 yr. in State, 6 mos. in County, P=June 12 iYes County Board of Registration CAROLINA P=June 13 3 mos. in Precinct G=Nov. 6 in County Seat SOUTH RD=May 22 October 23 5 yrs. in U.S., 180 days in State, P=June 6 Yes County Auditor DAKOTA in County P=June 6 (Pres. 90 days in County, 30 days in G=Nov. 7 Seat only) Precinct TENNESSEE RD=Apr. 4 October 6 No duration! requirements P=Nov. 6 Yes Registrar-at-large in County P=May 4 (Pres. G=Nov. 7 Seat only) RD=July 3 P=Aug. 3 TEXAS RD=Apr. 6 October 7 1 yr. in State, 6 mos. in County, P=May 6 Yes County Tax Assessor-Collector, P=May 6 City or Town G=Nov. 7 in County Seat UTAH RD=Sep. 1 October 27 6 mos. in State, 60 days in County P=Sep. 12 Yes County Clerk in County Seat P=Sep. 12

VERMONT RD=Sep. 2 November 4 1 yr. in State, 90 days in Town P=Sep. 5 Yes Town, City or Village Clerk P=Sep. 5 G=Nov. 7 VIRGINIA RD=May 13 October 7 6 mos. in State, 30 days in Precinct Nov. 7 Yes General Registrar of County or P=June 13 autonomous Town

WASHINGTON RD=Aug. 19 October 7 1 yr. in State, 90 days in County, P=Sep. 19 Yes County Auditor in County Sea; P=Sep. 19 30 days in Precinct G=Nov. 7

WEST RD =Apr. 8 October 7 1 yr. in State, 60 days in County P=May 10 Yes Clerk of County Court in VIRGINIA P=May 9 (Pres. G=Nov. 8 County Seat only) WISCONSIN RD=Mar. 15 or 22 October 18 or 6 mos. in State, 10 days in Precinct P=Apr. 4 Yes City or County Board of Election (varies) 25 (varies) G=Nov. 7 Commission, or Town, Village P=A r. 4 (Pres. or City Clerks or Election only) Commission WYOMING RD=Aug. 7 October 23 1 yr. in State, 60 days in County, P=Aug. 22 Yes City or County Clerk P=Aug. 22 10 days in Precinct G=Nov. 7 Mission of Veternary Clinic outlined

Many people do not realize (vaccinations) should be With the exception of fecal within means. However, it utilize the civilian veterinary the many regulations limiting initiated, preferably, at 7 weeks samples, an appointment is should be understood that in services will only accomplish a the services of the Veterinary of age. For dogs, the clinic offers required. Clinic hours are many cases, you will be referred loss of valuable time, and Clinic here and the limited innoculations against rabies and Mondays between 8 and 11 a.m. to a civilian veterinarian. possible harm to your pet. facilities they now have. Distemper-Hepatitis, Thursdays the clinic is open During Station Duty In summary, the clinic The clinic is located in the Leptospirosis. between 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. hours, you are welcome to believes that this service is of Chapel Annex, Bldg. 462 behind For cats, innoculations Prior planning and telephone the clinic for advice. benefit to military personnel. By the golf shop on the bottom against Rabies, Panleukipemia obtaining appointments early are Off-Duty hours, you are advised far the great majority of our deck. (distemper) and pneumonitis advised when desiring health to have a civilian veterinarian's clients appear to agree as they The primary mission of the (upon request only) are offered. certificates. number and utilize this service. cooperate to enable fullest use Veterinary Service here is one of Parasite Treatments against Examinations for disease Applying to anytime, it is of the limited time available. food inspection support to Food intestinal Worms are also conditions will be conducted worth remembering that there However, there are far too many Services, Commissary Resale, offered. during clinic hours. Diagnosis are very few emergency people making appointments and various non-appropriated Prior to any parasitic and/or treatments will be situations within their means to and not showing on time-or not fund food establishments treatment, a fecal (stool) sample accomplished, if possible, and treat properly; and failure to at all. (Exchanges and Clubs). must be submitted the clinic Secondarily, government between 8 a.m. ' 11 a.m. on owned animals' care is provided, Mondays only (t appointment as well as support on matters is necessary). involving Public Health. This specimen must be less New SgtMaj. of WMs named Fitting into the realm of than 24-hours-old (preferably Public Health is the role of the refrigerated) in a hard, air-tight WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Major Mabel A.R. Otten, who Born in St. Paul, Minn., Zoonoses (animal disease bag container, no newspapers or Master Gunnery Sergeant June will retire after 27 years of MGySgt. Andler enlisted in the transmissable to man) Control plastic bags. V. Andler, one of three Woman Marine Corps service. SgtMaj. Marine Corps Reserve there on Clinic. As far as priorities are F o r Heartworm Marines who have served on Otten has held the position since March 9, 1944. concerned, animal services are Examinations blood samples will active duty since 1944, has been Aug. 1, 1969. last on the list. be drawn during Monday named by CMC to be the new MGySgt. Andler is During World War II, after Animal services available at morning clinic only. Positive Sergeant Major of the Women currently a personnel chief at completing recruit training at the Zoonoses Control Clinic are results will be referred to a Marines. The appointment will MCB, Twentynine Palms, Calif. Camp Lejeune, N.C., she seryed as follows. civilian veterinarian for possible be effective April 30. She was previously stationed at at Quantico, Va., and Henderson Innoculations treatment. She replaces Sergeant MCRD, San Diego. Hall, Arlington, Va. 4 Radio edges Brigade in "tw

Time has been the deciding Hakala whirled...dribbled Radio team seemed to catch fire S factor in the winning and losing once.. .and hurdled the ball as they overcame the Brigade of many teams. Last Friday from half-court toward the team 100-95. T night, another eventful two basket where it broke the net, As far as stats go, Scot seconds were added to Fate's tieing the game, as the final Hakala led all scorers with 38 sports log. buzzer sounded. points while teammate Jackie B Two seconds! Once into overtime, the Melton connected for 17. Chuck Si The scene was K-Bay's Hanger 103. . .site of the 1972 Intramural Basketball Championship game between First Radio and H&S Brigade...during the final seconds of play. The Brigade team was two points ahead when the clock ran out. To the coaches, fans and players, the game had ended...and Brigade had won. But to the timekeeper there was a matter of two seconds...two seconds that had not been used in play time because a Referee's call could not be heard over the din of the cheering fans. While the clock was being reset for two seconds, a Radio player approached the scorekeeper and asked, "You don't start the clock until our HAWMAR LEE CROSS (14) goes au borne to pump a right-hander man touches the ball, right?" into the net while John Tolmie (44) guards for the rebound. Coach The official agreed...saying that Hal Norton's HA WMARS dropped the East Coast All-Stars, 78-71, was the rule. in the opening game of the All-Marine Tournament last Monday It was Radio's ball, night. out-of-bounds, on the far side of the court. A Radioman took the ball from -the Referee and ROLLED ...not passed or STORIES BY SGT. BOB BURNSIDE bounced...it from his end of the floor to about three to five INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS...FIRST RADIO BA1 Championship title by defeating H&S Brigade, 100-95, last Friday nig PHOTOS BY CPL. TOM BONE' feet away from the half-court mark and into the waiting arms Bill Blaylock, Rod Jeter, Matt Thompson, Scott Hakala, John Ridge of Scot Hakala. (1 to r) Phil Soebbing, Willie Reed, Ron Hatchel, Bob Lee, Jackie Me (playerlcoach). Not shown. . .Rick Karoly (player/coach). With the clock starting,

HAWMAR s, Camp Pendleton u

HAWMAR s 89 CP team overran the East Coast The East Coast All-Stars, West Coast 66 All-Stars to pick up their second backed by the scoring efforts of Reggie Unseld It's two down and two to go win of the Tournament. Bob (14 points), All played a for the Hawaii-Marines of Coach Linfeld, for CP, netted 35 points seesaw game to Hal Norton. to lead his team to their second throughout- the evening against ses Last night at Bloch Arena, the straight win. Chuck Provini their Hawaii counterparts. Cli Percentage-wise, HAWMAR s dropped the West carded 20. the EC Marines eve had better luck Coast All-Stars, 89-66, in their HAWMAR's 78 from the inside Ar: than shooting from the outside. second game of the All-Marine East Coast 71 Fa: Championships. The HAWMAR s, on the other In the opening John Tolmie, HAWMAR's game of the hand, used the outside Ro classic last Monday night, the combination 6'2" star guard, led the Hawaii of Tolmie-Kozak Ra. HAWMAR s overran the attack with 28 points. Chuck East for maximum advantage. Also, Coast All-Stars by a 78-71 score. the EC team picked up a number Kozak and Bill Squires each Once again, added I8. John Tolmie of fouls which were converted (currently averaging 28.5 points wh This win puts Coach Norton's into points by the steady go per Tournament game) was high shooting of HAWMARites. Marines in a two-way tie for first COY scorer for the game. Teammate STATS with Camp Pendleton. Both Chuck Kozak hit for the teams 22 and Bill currently support 2-0 Squires, dropping most Tolmie 29 Unseld 14 Tol Tournament records. of his points in from the foul line, Kozak 22 Bullock I3 Pro In other action last night, the added 13. Squires 13 McAfee 1 I

Ladies Golf, Training and T-Ball

LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION...The K-Bay Ladies staged a 7 3 1 5 7 (DWH) or 254-4653 Blind-nine recently with half-handicap at the Klipper Course. Brenda COURSE....There will be a Scuba Cc Stout, in A flight, carded a 361/2 for the top honors. Melba Russell, Kokokahi YWCA on K-Bay Drive. Cos with a 411/2, stroked into second with Ruth Brown finishing third classes from 7-10 p.m. on Tuesdays am with 441h. B FLIGHT. . .Kirby Cordero putted a 40 for high score info on the class can be obtained b in her class while Joan Roe, one-half stroke behind, finished in second. latructor, at 259-5380 Louise Frye, former publicity director for the Ladies, followed in third K-BAY....Special Services a ices with 41. C FLIGHT. . .Calla Scaglione dropped in a 35 score for high Meet for K-Bay as being on t h of total of the day. Dorothy Fenwick, compiling a 42%, ended second asked to be there no later than .45 a.i with Pat Slane carding a 44 for third.. The Ladies stage weekly at 9 a.m MOKULEIA POLO C tournaments at K-Bay's Klipper Course TRAINING AND Club wishes to announce that all Militar T-BALL. _It's that time of season again when the Training and to Polo games for 50% off regular price T-Ball Baseball (youth oriented) gets underway. There is a need for cards at the gate. The first Polo match coaches and managers to help the boys through the '72 season. location of the Mokuleia Polo Farm (wl BGEN KENNETH HOUGHTON and Miss Hawaii Aurora Kaaam Anyone interested in helping in the coming games is asked to attend call 673-9416 AKU MARlr throw in the opening ball during the All-Marine Basketball a meeting, this Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Training League Field. activities for the coming week are: Feb. Tournament at Bloch Arena last Monday night. Additional information can be obtained from Mr. Casterline at to help with the SCUBA Class Skin Divir Iwo-second" clock-stopper

tire Slavens netted 14 followed by 18 and Myrdal connected with 24 and (if necessary) 25. The gide Rod Jeter (12) and Matt II. first game here; the second at Thompson (10). First Radio now goes on to Camp Smith. scot On the other side of the play Camp Smith's Intramural RADIO 111 38 court, Jesse netted 30 for high Champions next week in a best H&MS-24 102 ckie Brigade scorer with Harding out of two or three series. The Radiomen, backed by uck sinking 26. Johnson dropped in Games will be played Feb. 23, the steady-shooting arm of Scot Hakala, overran H&MS-24, 111-102, in the playoff game before the one above. Hakala, proving to be as versatile a player in basketball as he was in softball. led the scorers with 41 points. Jackie Melton connected for 23 while John Ridgeway netted 17. Melton also proved a tiger on defense, accounting for seven steals. Player/coach Chuck Slavens attributed the victory "to teamwork and Radio's use of a running offense and utilization of the zone press on defense." For the air -'wingers of H&MS-24, high scorers were Humphrey with 34; Maines (24) and Mainland with 17. MATT THOMPSON (25) snags a rebound seconds before teammate Radio's statistical leaders Jackie Melton ( /5)in last Friday night's action. for the season were: SCORING Hakala 21.7 average Slavens 14.7 average Thompson 12.9 average Melton 10.3 average Ridgeway 10.2 average Jeter 8.3 average

REBOUNDING. Thompson 171 RADIO BATTALION Radio captured the 1971-72 Intramural Slavens 155 Hakala 98 !st Friday night at K-Bay's Hangar 103. Radiomen. . . First row (1 to r) Melton 87 John Ridgeway and LtCol John K. Hyatt Jr. (Radio C.O.J. Second row ?e, Jackie Melton, and Steve Wright. Back row (1 to r) Chuck Mavens ASSISTS Hakala 70 Melton 69

n undefeated at half -way mark

s, BANQUET 3f Prior to the Tournament, the ), All-Marine hopefuls were treated 1C to dinner and a get-acquainted st session at the K-Bay Officers s. Club. Guest speakers for the evening included BGen V.A. le Armstrong and Mayor Frank Fasi. Also on hand were Col AN UNIDENTIFIED BRIGADE PLAYER (32) has his hook 0 K.I. Shufford and Coach Red knocked down by Radioman Matt Thompson (25) during the le Rocha (University of Hawaii playoff game last Friday night. k Rainbows). I, FUTURE The next two days will tell d who the 12 Marines will be who JOHN TOLMIE (44) and Chuck Kozak (33) in action. y go to the Interservice competition. We think among those selected will be John Feb. 17 6:00 p.m. East Coast All-Stars-West Coast AB -Stars Tolmie, Chuck Kozak, Chuck 8:00 p.m FMFPac All-Stars-Hawaii 3 Provini, Bob Linfeld, Reggie Feb. 18 6:00 p.m. FMFPac AM-Stars-West Coast All-Stars Unseld and Mike Sandberg. 8:00 p.m. Camp Pendleton-Hawaii

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at 8 a.m. Feb. 21 - Dive at Store at 254-4653 (AWH) SCUBA the beach across from the Coronet Makua. Meet at the clubhouse at 7:30 a Scuba Course starting up soon at the a.m. OKLAHOMA CITY-HAWMAR GAME CANCELLED.. ..Due to the heavy playing .y Drive. Cost of the course is $50 with schedule the HAWMARS, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Any additional of the Oklahoma City game, previously scheduled for has in obtained by calling Ed Murty, NAUI tonight, been cancelled. See the HAWMARS action tomorrow INTRAMURAL TRACK AT night at Bloch Arena when they clash with the FMFPac All-Stars. Gametime is 8 p.m K-BAY s at ices the next Intramural Track BULLDOGS....The K-Bay Bulldogs continue their winning ways n t h of this month. Participants are despite playing on an outdoor court that could have been put to than . 5 a.m. The action gets underway CLUB.. ..The Mokuleia Polo better use as an obstacle course. With the 33 to 22 win over the Ft. EIA POLO Shafter hat all Military personnel can be admitted Tigers, the Bulldogs enter mid-season with a perfect 5-0 record. Keep up the good work, Bulldogs BUS SCHEDULE - regular price just by presenting their ID Polo match gets underway March 5. For FOR THE HAWMAR-ALL-MARINE CLASSIC GAMES....Those olo Farm (where their games are played), K-Bayites desiring to attend the final two nights of action at Bloch RADIOMEN CHUCK SLAVENS (23) and Matt Thompson (with KU MARINE HAPPENINGS.. ..The Arena are reminded that a bus will leave at 5 p.m. each night of the hand on 23's face) jump for a rebound in last Friday night's dropped Brigade, eek are: Feb. 20 - Club members needed Classic from the 7-Day Store and Brigade Bus Stops along Mokapu. Championship game at K-Bay's Hangar 103. Radio ass Skin Diving checkout. Meet at the slot Come on out and support the Hawaii-Marines. 100-95, to capture the first place title. 6

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"B" Company, 1st B Company, incredibly enough all 105 Battalion, 3rd Marines may commanded by Capt. Wayne men qualified. we" very well have set some kind Rollings, holder of the World The high shooter Was LCpI John S. Winslow with a Maj J. Sherry Jr. LCpI J.G. Hernandez Sgt C.G. Metz of Marine Corps record on Situp Record, sent 105 score of 132. The day before Capt M.W. Shepard H&S 2/3 VMFA-122 H&S 1/3 1st Mar Bde the Rifle Range. Marines to the Range and he shot a 45. Med Nav Comm Med Marine of Month reup/promo/GCM . Nav Comm

IN A CHANGE OF COMMAND ceremony IstLt Garry L. Parks relinquished command of "E" Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines to Capt Philip J. Ehert. Before assuming command Capt P:ftct r 3cr vcol Aa tho Battalion S 3 Officer. Lt Parks is now the executive officer of "E" Co. DOLLAR ONE HUNDRED

RETURNING TO K-BAY for a second tour of duty is Cmdr. P.K. Hartman, left, who is relieving LtCmdr. Hod Wells as the Public Works Officer. Cmdr. Hartman was stationed here with Public Works from September 1957 to June 1960. His wife, Lynne, is a graduate of Castle High School and they have three children. LtCmdr. Wells is going to Mobile Construction Battalion-40 (MCB-40) where he will serve as executive officer. RECEIVING THE FIRST CONTRIBUTION on the 12th Annual K-Bay Water Carnival is Major G. W. Cumpston, assistant Services Officer. Making the presentation on behalf of the Wheels of Oahu is GySgt Bob Monaco. Proceeds from the Water Carnival, !'o be held in May, go to support Youth Activities on base. Classified Ads

FOR SALI-. 1962 CORVETTE convertible, new 1969 HONDA "350" only 1900 WHIRLPOOL air conditioner, 32,000 1970 TRIUMPH 500 motorcycle, polyglas wide ovals, slot wheels, new miles, in good running BTU, good or best runs good. many extras. Leaving racing catamaran, condition. condition, $125 P-CAT 18 foot transmission. excellent Needs safety inspection, $500 or best offer. Call 254-3688 anytime. island, 5850 or best offer. Call 72095 spare jib. storm mainsail, all clutch condition, $1200 or best offer. Call offer. Call 72181 DWI-1, 261-4143 DWH, 72309 AWH. accessories including deluxe trailer, anytime. offei 261-3151 anytime. GARAGE SALE: Baby furniture; WANTED new luffspar, $1200 or make clothes; housewares; miscellaneous. Call 261-3151 anytime. AQUA CAT and gator trailer, racing 305 HONDA, dream model. Call Feb. 17, 9 - 6 p.m., SAVE THOSE TOYS! I would like to sail, Thursday, a.m. 262-7665 DWH. 262-7656 anytime. $550. Call 261-2504 AWH. 1865B Marmande Dr. Call 254-4566 have your old toys. Will repair for Call 1965 SPRITE, good running sports POWER LAWN MOWER, works well. DWH, 254-4596 anytime. "TOYS FOR TOTS 1972." car, over 30 MPG, $500/offer. Cal! GARAGE SALE: Upright freezer; $25. Call 73117 DWII, 261-2502 72186 DWH, 239-7414 anytime. 72294 DWH, 536-4165 AWH. G.E. washer; dryer; console AWH. SINGER GOLDEN Touch 'N' Sew radio/stereo; 15 gal. aquarium; sewing machine, complete with wood ROOM MATE to share expenses, $50 sewing machine; mangle; dining room SEARS Coldspot air conditioner, cabinet, portable carrying case and all per month plus food and utilities. CL 175 HONDA, excellent set, and miscellaneous items. 4:30 p.m.; condition, $550. Call 262-5980 663 18.500 BTU, $100 or best offer. Call accessories, S350/offer. Call Call 235-3281 after anytime. Mokapu Rd., 19 and 20 Feb. 72095 DWII, 72309 AWH. 847-1686 after 1700. anytime on weekends. Pr Coconuts, Jones, Girls perform for Staff

FRIDAY: Happy Hour from 4 and his All Girl Band will be at to 6 p.m. Dinner from 5:30 to 9 Movies featuring Sudden Terror, Piano Bar from 8 to 11 p.m. to 6 p.m. A new band, the the Club. Shoppers Special, p.m. starring Mark Lester and Susan WEDNESDAY: Special Buffet Coconuts will be entertaining at Bourbon drinks for only 35 George, rated GP. with baked ham, roast beef and the Club. cents. MONDAY:The dining room is fried chicken. Adults $3 and SATURDAY: The Club opens at closed; however, the Bar will be TUESDAY - FRIDAY: Lunch is children $1.25. 11 a.m. and the Package Store SUNDAY: Brunch from 9 a.m. serving hot roast beef, baked served Tuesday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. The Arkansas Three lunch to ham and pastrami during from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY: Board of Advisors Another new band. Huey Jones will be providing music from 4 ;eight at the hour. Monday TUESDAY: Hans Collins at the Meeting at 1 p.m. Offs. get Four Ounces of Love FRIDAY: Happy Hour on 'the hot sandwiches carved to your THURSDAY: Bring the family Lanai. The Big Three Steak from order. for the Pot Luck Dinner from 6 6:30 to 9 p.m. Dancing to the 4 WEDNESDAY: Dinner by the to 8 p.m. All you can eat: adults Ozs. of Love, on the Lanai from Sea with our seafood specialties - $1.69; teens - $1.39; and 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. from 6 to 8 p.m. children - 99 cents. SATURDAY: Candlelight dining featuring the Gourmet Menu prepared by our Chef, Roger. Dancing on the Lanai to Rick and Sandi from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Moon stalks EM SUNDAY: Sunday morning free MOVIE: The Stalking Moon Bloody Marys, Brunch from MANAGER'S NOTES: A lot of starring Gregory Peck and Eva our regular customers have 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dinner is Marie Saint. A western in theme, the Crablegs and Tenderloin noticed that if you frequently locale, and character types, Buffet from 6 to 8 p.m. All you come to the Club you will.: builds a can eat, $5.25, kids, $1.50. into gripping melodrama benefit. In addition to our about one man's confrontation regularly scheduled shows and MONDAY: The Dining Room is with evil. Rated G. Happy Hours, we have surprise closed; however, the Tapa Bar is FRIDAY: Happy Hour from 4 jam sessions on Sundays when , open with hot grilled sandwiches to 6 p.m. followed by the possible and Manager's Happy from 11:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Family Royale in the Electric Hours frequently. Package Store and Accounting Circus. Movie in the Corner Offices are open. Lounge. Due. to the Club News SATURDAY: Sick-Call special is being written so far in advance TUESDAY - FRIDAY: Lunch is Screwdrivers or Bloody Marys we cannot be responsible for any served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 for 25 cents. The Albatross flies sudden changes in our regularly ' p.m., featuring the Salad Bar and into the Corner Lounge at 8 scheduled shows and movies so p.m. Movie in the Electric please bear with us. Circus. SUNDAY: Screwdrivers and NOTICE: Any abuse of Package The deadline for all Club Bloody Marys for 25 cents. Store privileges, such as violating News, military and WEDNESDAY: A new band, the barracks regulations as to dependent, is Friday noon Blue Kangaroo will be drinking in barracks may cause prior to publication. entertaining in the Corner the closing of your Package Lounge. Store. 'clip out :od save Family Theater Theater, Bldg. 1020 Showtinte! Showtime: Fri-Wed-7:15 p.m. Movies Fri-Wed--6:30 p.m. Thurs only--8:15 p.m. Thurs only-7:30 p.m. FAMILY THEATRE MOVIE THEATRE BLDG. 1020 DONNA CHANG of Honolulu joins K-Bayites, both military and civilian, in extending to the President and Mrs. Nixon and the other MACHO CALLAILA.Y - David Jensen, Jean Sea berg, (RI, western Tonight LIVING DESERT - (G), adventure Thursday Wednesday members of the Presidental Party the very best wishes for a pleasant TWO SHOWS stay K-Bay and a most successful at journey. AT liiiS AND:3015 CELEBRATION AT BIG SUR - Stills, Nash & Young, (GP), documentary Friday Thursday TAKING OFF - Buck Henry, Lynn Carlin, (R), comedy Saturday Friday THE OMEGA MAN - Charlton Heston, Rosalinda Cash, (GP), science fiction Sunday Saturday. Dependent Happening THE KREMLIN LETTER - Richard Boone, Patrick O'Neal, (GP), drama Monday Sunday TOO LATE THE HERO - Michael Caine, Cliff Robertson. (GP), drama Tuesday Monday Wednesday Tuesday OFFICERS' WIVES' CLUB STAFF WIVES' CLUB HUSBANDS - John Cassavetes, Peter Falk, (GP), comedy A NEW LEAF Walter Matthau, Elaine May. (G),-drama Thursday Wednesday will Tomorrow is the Social at Plantation Night be GOING HOME - Robert Mitchum, Brenda Vaccaro, (GP), drama Friday Thursday the theme for the Dinner and the Club. Dance on March 11. The Station Do you like Hawaiian Wives are busy making the scenery? Do you like to walk in original floral decorations to nature's glories? Why not join us bring a touch of the South to on our tour, Feb. 22, which is a Chow Time K-Bay. Also keeping with the hike and cook-your-own lunch? NOTICE: The Speedlinc hours of operation are 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily, featuring southern theme will be Shrimp For more information, call Clora hamburgers/cheeseburgers, French fried potatoes, soup or the day, assorted condiments, assorted ice 2 Creole and Fried Chicken Mai, 254-2964. cream sundaes, dessert bar, milk, assorted carbonated beverages, hot coffee. highlighting the menu. Cocktails The Bake Sale will be held 0 will begin at 6:30 p.m. Dinner to on Mar. 3 instead of Feb. 29. WEDNESDAY SUPPER - Spaghetti, eggplant, TUESDAY broccoli, coconut cream pie. LUNCH - Steak, baked potato, follow at 7:30. Proceeds will go to a young DINNER - Pork chop suey, chow mein noodles, tried rice, lettuce SPEEDLINE - Barbecued ham on peas, cream pie. people's group called the SUPPER - Franks, rice, collard The Madrigal Singers of and tomato salad, upside down bun, chicken salad sandwich, o. bologna sandwich, macaroni greens, assorted cakes w/assorted Kailua directed by Shirgru Swinging Singers from Aiea High cake. School. salad. icings. Hotoke will provide the special SUPPER - Virginia baked ham, SPEEDLINE - Steak sandwich, m They put on a Polynesian SATURDAY musical program. Dancing will fish fillets, candied yams, SUPPER - Pork chops, fish, beets, egg salad sandwich, salami and follow. Review and will be making a trip pineapple sauce, upside down lima beans, chocolate brownies. cheese sandwich, macaroni salad. to the Mainland in March. The cake. SPEEDLINE - Grilled ham and WEDNESDAY LUNCH Meat loaf, mbbage, Reservations can be made SPEEDLINE - Barbecued pork on cheese, egg salad sandwich, bacon, Enlisted Wives' Club will be kidney beans, apple pie. through your unit aloha joining us in the baking. bun, ham on rye, torpedo lettuce and tomato sandwich, macaroni salad. SUPPER - Ham steak, mixed chairman or by calling the GIRL SCOUTS sandwich, potato chips. vegetables, hush puppies, Officers' Club, 257-2596. If you are interested in THURSDAY SUNDAY butterscotch pudding. LUNCH - Beef Balls Stroganoff, Reservations by March 7 and having your daughter join the SUPPER - Roast beef, peas and SPEEDLINE - Grilled cheese, ham cancellations no later than corn, peas/celery, strawberry carrots, navy beans, devil's food on rye sandwich, roast beef Girl Scouts call Seabel Zuleger, shortcake. cake. sandwich, cole slaw. March 9. troop organizer for the Brownie, SUPPER - Swiss steak, mixed SPEEDLINE - Grilled cheese, ham THURSDAY vegetables, cauliflower, cherry sandwich, roast beef The OWC Board meeting Junior and Cadet Troop on base on rye LUNCH - Roast pork, asparagus. pie. sandwich, cole slaw. will be at 9 a.m., Feb. 22 in the at 254-2790. SPEEDLINE - Grilled cheese, ham beets, orange cookies. Green Room. This is your The Thrift Shop carries girl on rye sandwich, roast beef MONDAY SUPPER - Roast of beef, carrots, chance to discuss the Charity scout and brownie uniforms for sandwich, cole slaw. SUPPER - Steak, onion rings, peas, cherry crisp. FRIDAY corn, peas, assorted pastries. SPEEDLINE - Hot pork Slate to be voted on at the April reuse. you need a if uniform or LUNCH - Fried chicken, bread SPEEDLINE - Chili dog, ham sandwich, luncheon loaf Luncheon. If you have a wish to contribute one, contact dressing, succotash, brussel salad sandwich, luncheon loaf sandwich, ham and cheese suggestion and cannot attend, the Thrift Shop (Bldg. 462, sprouts, gingerbread w/topping. sandwich, cole slaw. sandwich, potato salad. call Jerry Black, 254-1475. Chapel Annex). clin nut and &awe - A Leave early - avoid traffic

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Globe-trotting news gatherers to be at K-Bay

WIRE SERVICES CBS Walter Cronkite Time Jerry Schecter Mossaaki Shiiharo Robert Wussler UPI Norman Kempster Dan Rather U.S. News & Television Pool Bruce Hoertel Edward Foughy Helen Thomas Eric Sevaried World Report Robert Martin TELEVISION Anthony Burton Stewart Hensley Bernard Kalb STILL PHOTOGRAPHERS/ TECHNICIANS NBC James Watt AP Frank Cormier NBC Herb Kaplow TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES ABC Charles Ropplo Don Meaney Henry Hartzen Bush John Chancellor AP Bob Daugherty Walter Pfister Jack Reynolds Hugh Mulligan John Rich Horst Faas Av Westing Raymond Lochart NEWSPAPER CHAINS Barbara Walters William Achatz Tim O'Brien Television Pool Eugene Gerlach Copley Jim Carey Public UPI Frank Cancellare CBS Willis Brown William Small Gannett Bill Ring le Broadcasting Theodore White Dirck Halstead Albert Colby Cleveland Ryan Hearst Bob Consodine Storer Broadcasting Fay Wells Fred Lyon Knight Bob Boyd Mutual Broadcasting Forest Boyd Life Magazine John Dominis Newhouse Don Bacon UPI Audio Don Fulsom Newsweek Magazine Wally McNamee Scripps-Howard R.N. Sackford Voice of America William B. Sprague TELEVISION NEWSPAPERS Westinghouse CAMERAMEN Baltimore Sun Phil Potter Broadcasting Jim McManus ABC Murray Alvey Chicago Daily News Peter Lisagor MAGAZINES Carl Larsen Iwo Jima anniversary Chicago Sun Times Tom Ross Life Hughe Sidey George Romiiiy Chicago Tribune Aldo Beckman New Republic John Osborne CRS James Kartis Christian Science Newsweek Mei Elfin Isador Bleckman Twenty-seven years ago Monitor Courtney Sehldon Readers Digest James Michener NBC Fred Montague the island were killed. Detroit News Jerry Terhorst Saturday, Marines began what is The bravery of the Marines Lod r.gG es Times Dave Kraslow probably the most famous battle during the battle is confirmed by- Minneapolis Tribune Chuck Bailey New York Daily News Stan Carter in the Corps' long and illustrious the 24 Medals of Honor awarded New York Times Max Frankel history. as a result of the battle. Philadelphia Bulletin Larry O'Rourke The assault on Iwo Jima, The fifth day of battle, St. Louis Post Scholarship applicants sought which began Feb. 19, 1945 was men the 28th Marines finally Dispatch Dick Dudman of Wall Street Journal Robert Keatley victorious through the efforts of forced their way up the slopes of Washington Post Stan Karnow the Third, Fourth and Fifth Mount Suribachi and raised a Washington Star Henry Bradsher WASHINGTON, D.C. - sons of Marines, regular or Marine Divisions. small flag. Des Moines Register The Marine Corps Association is reserve, who have completed at Despite the strength of its A while later, a larger flag & Tribune Richard Wilson least five years active duty. This SYNDICATES seeking applicants for the defenses, Iwo Jima's strategic was raised. This event was Publishers Hall Joseph Kraft Oppenheimer Marine Corps requirement is waived for any location served as a photographed by Joe Rosenthal Washington Star William Buckley Scholarship to Culver Military whose father was killed in stepping-stone to the enemy's of the Associated Press. The TELEVISION AND Academy. combat. home islands. It had to be taken photo won the 1945 Pulitzer RADIO CORRESPONDENTS The scholarship, to begin program is open to all ABC Tom Janie' The at cost. Prize and came to signify the Harry Reasoner next September, provides up to students who have completed And, the cost was spirit of the Marine Corps. Howard Tuckner $3,000 a year for four years at the eighth, ninth or tenth grade. high...5,931 Marines killed or The Corps' 179th Ted Koppel Culver. Competition is open to Acceptance is based on good dead of wounds received in Anniversary saw the unveiling of health, citizenship, scholastic fighting and 17,372 men were a bronze monument modeled record and entrance exams. wounded. Most of the after the famous flag-raising Interested applicants 20,000-man Japanese defending photo. It was dedicated to all place stamp should write to the Dean of Marines who died to keep their Admissions, Culver Military country free. here Academy, Culver, Indiana 46511 Housing carports Honoring the Marines in for additional information. the battle, Fleet Admiral Chester Culver selects three Plans are in the works for W. Nimitz uttered a phrase semi-finalists for the scholarship the building of carports with which is engraved on the side of grant, with the Association storage facilities and sidewalks the famous monument, selecting the final winner based for 45 houses in the Mokapu "uncommon valor was a on academic and personal Manning Courts area. common virtue!" potential, and financial need. Bids should be received Runners-up will also be sometime in March with considered for other scholarships construction tentatively set for One year ago yesterday, to Culver. April. The carports should be President Nixon awarded The scholarship was completed before the end of posthumous Medals of Honor to Moil Windy limo Today established by Brigadier General calendar year '72. SSgt Karl Taylor, LCpls Thomas Harold L. Oppenheimer, More carports are planned Noonan and Lester Weber, and USMC R. after these are completed. PFC Daniel Bruce.