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emphasized program of U.S. and teaching. Jn addition, to the xpeded by AFFE
TAEGU, Korea, Oct. 31-—A re- unteered for the task of helping Welcomed at Sasebo
CAMP SASEBO, Oct. 31—The Canadians invaded Sasebo thi?
medical aid to the ROK Army doctor, there will be orthopedic, ZAMA, Japan, Oct. 31—AFFE
will begin Monday for ROK plastic surgery, neurosurgery, headquarters announced yes- week. Stopping over en route to Korea was the 2d Battalion of the
Army hospitals. Col. -Roilin L. •ology specialists as well as terday it expects that fund colorful Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment. The British
Bauchspies, Korean Communica- many more from almost every shortages will necessitate a i Black Watch, after which the Canadian unit is patterned is the
tions Zone surgeon, announced or-a.nch of medicine. general reduction in civilian per- oldest Highland regiment in the
yesterday. When facilities are not avail- sonnel employed by the Army British army. It dates back., to
Three general surgery teams able at Korean hospitals, pa- in ,Japan, Korea and/Okinawa.
and one general medical team tients will be moved .to U.S. It js;v necessary that required
from' the .25th Station Hospital Army hospitals for specialized reduction : irt './force, notices fee
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Hospital' in Taegu. In Pusan, On. Monday, 30 patients from because a quarter of the cur-
three similar teams from the the 1st and 32d ROK Army Hos- rent fiscal year, has already
sent : at : this' time; AFFE 'vsaid,
Gives 24th Div Bif here. The dapper con-
tingent came replete witn tradi-
tional Black Watch tartan kilts,
2.1st Station Hospital will begin pitals will be moved to the. 25th passed with employment at the
work at the same time at the Station: Hospital in Taegu end; same rate as during the past
3d ROK Army Hospital there. 20 more from the 3d and 5th fiscal year. HQ,
For .-Chapel Services
U.S. 24TH DIV, Korea,
berets set off \<rith crimson-
feathered hackles, and walking
sticks. The officers carry root-
Bauchspies empasized that ROK Hospitals, in Pusan will The current administration's Oct. 30—Because of close coop- headed ash sticks and sergeants
this is only the first step in the be taken to -the 21st Stationpolicy of economy in govern- eration amongin six' different mili- brandish black canes as part
new U.S. ' program of medical Hospital. ment was attributed as the tary elements the churchgoers of the uniform.
aid., designed to bolster Korea's Team Made Survey .cause of the reduction. Funds of 24th Division headquarters The troops 'were welcomed in
welfare.by helping her rehabili- Plans for this program have recently made available by the and special troops were called to the Camp Sasebo headquarters
tate .wounded Korean veterans been carefully based on the find- Department of the Army for worship last Sunday morning by compound shortly after arrival
to civilian life. An important ings of three survey teams who maintenance and operation of new bronze bell, by Col. Austin C. Matheny, com-
part of the team's work will be toured ROK Army medical in- U.S. Army forces and facilities The bell resounded for the manding officer of Uamp
to train Korean doctors in the stallations for two months. in the Far East Command dur- first time over the Korean couiv Sasebo; Lt. Col. Albert C; Smith,
latest medical, and surgical tech- Final details were ironed out ing the second six months tryside and was echoed by the provost marshal, and Sasebo
niques. at .a conference yesterday at- of the current calendar year are surrounding hills as Taromen Police Chief Yamaguchi.
The medical aid. plan is one tended by Bauchspies, Col. considerably less than forecast paused silently for a moment to The Highlanders brought
of, the many steps being taken Ralph L., Marx, Korean Base requirements and. well below listen to- two 'division chaplains their bagpipes with them. The
to carry out President Eisen- Section surgeon; Col. William D. actual obligations incurred dur- pronounce the words of dedica- pipers and drummers put-on a-
hower's program of rebuilding Preston. USAF deputy surgeon ing the same period last year. tion. demonstration at the Camp Sa-
Korea,. of the Fifth Air Force, and Ma.}. However, every effort is being The project of procuring and sebo dependents' school and
Help..Volunteered James B. Reilly, from . the Ko- made by Headquarters, AFFE, erecting the bell began about played at Wo
for Japanese* teenagers
local high schools.
Doctors and specialists through- rean-Military Assistance Group to affect an orderly reduction ;
two weeks ago 'wuen the former
out the Far East have vol- office. of current civilian employment; division commander, Maj. Gen.
Charles L. Dasher "Jr., Washing-
ton, D.C,, mentioned the matter X Corps Chief
KOREA RADIO SCHEDULE to Chaplain (U. Col.) Ivan C.
Whipple, Columbia, S.C., Whip-
pie contacted Lt. Col. George N.
Calvert, Louisville, Ky., the
Awards DSC
To Sergeant
11:00—NEWS, Music Till Midnicj t| 10:00—The Whistler headquarters commandant, who
SHORT WAVE 11:59—NEWS BULLETIN 10:30—One Night Stand in turn discussed ' the problem HO, U.S. 45TH DIV, Korea,
JKL—6:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.—4.860 Wednesday, Nov. 4 11:00—NEWS, Music with Capt. George L, Simpson, Oct. 31—The Distinguished Serv-
-10:15 a.m.-5:30 p.m.~9.605 fi:00—Rise & Shine 12:00—Disc Jockey Request Show commanding office v of 765th ice Cross, the nation's second-
5:45 p.m.-12:00 p.m.—4.860 6:30—NEWS, Rise & Shine . Tuesday, Nov. 3 Transportation Railway Shop highest decoration, was Richards
present-v
JK1—6:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.—11.825 7:00—NEWS, Meditations Battalion. ed to M/Sgt. J. C. "' ' ' Jr ~
8:45 p.m.-12:00 p.m.—fi.OHO 7:15—Rise •& Shine, NEWS 5:00—Western Music
Simpson said that, he had no recently by Lt. Gen. Bruce
Monday Evening, Nov. 2 8:00—Trio Time . 5:30—Popular Music Clarke,' X ' Corps Group ' coin-
6:00—NEWS 8:15—Ronnie Kemper 6:30—NEWS, Popular Music bells on hand, but that his unit mander.
G-13—Curt Massey 8:30—Dictate News 7:00—NEWS, Popular Music, NEWS would be glad to cast one for the
f:30—Sports Page 0:30—Tropical Carnival 8:00—Kambo Korner 24th Division chapel. Within a Richards, platoon sergeant of
6:'15—Jo Stafford . 9:45—At The Keyboard 8-:15—Ronnie Kemper
8:30—Lucky U Ranch
few days the bell was delivered Company K, 178th infantry
7:00—Dictate News 10:00—NEWS, Bob Hope
9:00—Coffee Time and it 'was mounted beside the Regiment, received the award
fi:.}0—Hollywood Radio Tricolor 10:15—Bill Ring
10:30—Bedside Manor 10:00—NEWS, Bob Hope chapel, by the men of the 724ch at a regimental ceremony for
8:55—The Todds - Ordnance Battalion in a tower conspicuous gallantry in action
9:00—NEWS 11:00—Just Between Us 10:15—Band Music ' „
£.-15—Sports Answer Man. (JKL) 11:15—Three Sons 10:30—Vocalist fabricated especially for it by on the night of May 5, 195S, near
Dutch .News (JX:) 11:30—Conference Period 11:00—At Ease the Repairs and Utilities section Yang jam a'l.
n:30—The Whistler, File 13 11:45—Honshu Hayride 11:15—Personal Album of the post engineers office. Paralysed from the waist
10:00—Music Shop 12:00—12 O'clock High 11:30—Jack Kirkwood down by enemy fire while on
11:00—NEWS, Music Till Midnight 1?. :30—NEWS 11'45—Frances Farwell Sings i patrol, '.Richards directed the
11:59—NEWS BULLETIN
Tuesday, Nov. 3
6:00—Rise & Shine
J 2:45—Way Ba'ck Home
1:00—At Ease
1:15—Pee Wee King
12:00—Popular Request Show
12:30—NEWS
12:45—Bob & Ray
AF Group Practices fire of his outnumbered squad,
called
tackers
in mortar fire on the at-
and personally account-
6:30—NEWS, Rise & Shine
7:00~NEWS, Meditations
7:15—Rise & Shine, NEWS
1:30—Dictate News
2:30—Concert Hour
3:00—NEWS,
3:15—Chiquita
Conference I '
1:00—Dance
2:00—Symphonic
,,3:G'0—NEWS
3:15—Way
Bands
&
Back
Music
S"-)fts,
Home
Latin Music Water-Survival
HQ, 58TH FIGHTER-BOMBER
ed for
Richards'
numerous
Held Out Two
carbine
enemy deed.
Hours
provided a
8:00—Crosby's Corner
8:15—Ronnie Kemper 3:30—Charleen Hawkes 3:30—Western Request Show WING, Korea, Oct. 31 (Pac. S&S) -constant, spray directly into the
8:30—Dictate News 3:45—Jack Kirkwood 4:30—Bud's Bandwagon —To stress combat-readiness, advancing enemy, For more
9:30—Mid-Morning Melodios 4:00—Hillbilly . Jamboree 5:00—Pee Wee King continued to
4:30—Guhsmoke 5:15—Adventures In Research the 474th Fighter-Bombar than two hours he
9:45—At The Keyboard Group has instigated, a f u i i com- fire his carbine and throw
10:00—NEWS, .Bob Hope 5:OC—Bud's Bandwagon 5:30—Tennessee Ernie
10:15—Bill Ring 5:30—Bob & Ray ; 5:45—Sports Answer Man pulsory water-survival training grenades, stopping the enemy
lfl:3G—Bedside Manor 5:45—Around. You r Town. 6:00—NEWS program for pilots of the oStli until a rescue- force finally came
11:00—Just Between Us 6:00—NEWS 6:15—Curt'Massey ''. FEW. to completely repel the Red
11:15—Three Sons 6:15—Curt Massey . 6:30—Portrait Of A City First Lf. Charles E. Karst, base platoon.
11:30—Conference -period 6:30—Sports Page . -• 7:00—Gordon MacRae • water survival trainir.g officer, When medical aid arrived,
6:45—Jo Stafford . 7:30—Dancing Party
11:45—Honshu Hayride
7:OC—Dictate News 8:00—Enchanted Hour arranged and directs t;ae action, Richards, although bleeding pro-
12:00^-12 O'clock High 8:30—Ground-Forces 'USA • , - • . most of which takes place in fusely and suffering severe pain,
12:30—NEWS 8:00—Troutaleshooter. P ' ' Ho?e
12:45—Way Back Home 8:30—Ozzie & Harriet, The i-iclds 9:OC—NEWS "' ' :
' the Korean Military Advisory refused medical attention until
1:00—At Ease 9 -.00—NEWS 9 -.] 5—Mail From Home (French Group swimming pool here, all other members of his patrol
1:15—Personal Album " 9:35—Sports Forum ' News—Gypsy, Nomad; Trau- Clothed in immersion suit&- were treated.
1:30—Dictate News 9:30—Big Story, File 13 bador) the fliers are hoisted above the Richards is beginning .his
10 :&0—Music Shop 10:00—FBI In Peace & War 1.1th year of Army service. HP
2:30—Concert Hour water by a C-2 wrecko.r.. About
3:00—NEWS, Conference 11:00—NEWS, Music Till M i d n i g h t 10:30—One Night Stand four f'e'st above the surface, holds the Purple Heart and
3:15—Lina Romay 11:59—NEWS BULLETIN 11:OC—NEWS, Music -
* # * 12:00—Di,-:c Jockey Request Show they free themselves from the Bicnze Star Medal for actions
3:30—Strike It "Rich
parachute harness and drop into in the European campaign of
3:45—Jack Kirk-wood
4:00—Hillbilly Jamboree: STANDARD Wednesday, Nov. 4
s : 00—Western Music the pool. \Vorlcl War II.
4:30—Tarzari,'" Jack Owens Gypsy 1440 kc. Homesteader 1250 kc 5:30—Popular Music After hitting the waters the
Kiiroy 1510 kc. Troubador 1320 kc 6:30—NEWS, Popular pilots use both manua 1 . and
5:00—News Front Far E a - :
5:30—Bob & Ray
5:45—Around Your Town
MUPIC
Nomad 1570 kc. Vagabond 1150 kc 7:00—NEWS, Popular Music. N E W S automatic attachments to inflate
Mercury 1330 kc. Rarnbler 1450 kc 8:00—Kombo Korner
U.S. Koreans Exchange
their life preservers so that
6:00—NEWS
fi:io—Curt Massey
Meteor 14GO kc.
Monclay Evening;, Nov. 2 | 8:15—Ronnie Kemper
j 8:30—Lucky U Ranch
they can. stay afloat while in-
their life rafts.
Top Awards for Work
6:30—Sports Page fi:00—NEWS ' 9:00— Coffee Time
flating • 'PUSAN, Korea, Oct. 31—Amer-
6:45—Frances Farewell Sins?; 6:15—Curt Massey 10:00—NEWS, Boh Hope ican and Korean authorities held
7:00—Dictate News
8:00—News Front Far East
• ' 6:30—American Heritage
7:00—Arthur Godfrey
7:30—Music From America
10:15—Band
10:30—Vocalist
Music 25ih Div Initiates Hew a double award ceremony here
Tuesday in which a ROK unit
R:30—Ground Forces USA received a letter cf oommevidu-
f!:55—This I Believe
n :00—NEWS -
8:00—News Front Far East
8:"G—Ozzie & Harriet
11:00— At Ease
11:15—Paulena Carter
11:30—Jack Kirkwood
Skills, Craff Program tion from U.S. military officials
9:15—Inside-Track (JKT ^ : 9:00—NEWS WITH U.S. 25TH DIV, Korea, and an American organisation'
News (JKI) 9:15—Mail From Homo f r ,, l t .,_h ! 11:45—Charleen 12:00—Popular
Hawkes
.Request Show Oct. 31 (Pac. S&S)—Model build- was presented with Korea's
Tmu
0:30—Escape New: - Gypsy, Nom:. ci 12:30—NEWS ers and crafts enthusiasts soon second-highest decoration, tha
1:00—Music Shop bador) 12:45—Bob & Ray may apply their skills-under a Ulchi distinguished service
1:00—Dance Bands new craft'program being started medal with silver star.
Pacific biars and Stripes 2:00—Symphonic Music
3:00—NEWS. Latin Music
here. Brig. Gen. Richard S. Wiiit-
Model airplanes, ships and comb,"Korean Ba.?e Section com-
Edited, published and printed in Tokyo, Japan, and printed in 3:],-,_Way Back Home racing and stock car kits will ba mander, made the Jomineivln-
'=eoul Korea sev.en days weekly by the Troop i n f o r m a t i o n and Educa- 3:30— Western Request Show placed on sale by regimental tion award to th- 302d ROXA
tion Section. Army Forces Far East. APO SCO. Distributed free in Koiea: 4:30—Bud's Bandwagon
mme or billet delivery $1.50: unit subscriptions in b u l k , $1.25 Dis- 5:00—You & The World Special Service officers. Pro- Port Battalion, arcl Brig. Gen.
• rihution in Korea supervised by KComZ Tl&E Section. Pacific Stars 5:15—Behind The Story ceeds from the sales will be Lee Chi Yup, ROKA Transporta-
ind Stripes receives AFPS materials. Civilian publications are not 5:30—Jo Stafford placed in a revolving craft fund tion Corps chief, presented t h e
uithorized to reprint such materials appearing herein without written 5-A5—Sports Forum to purchase additional model service medal to the '7th Trans-
permission from Armed Forces Press Service. fj : 00—NEWS kits for future sales. portation Major Po.-:.
The editorial views and opinions expressed in t h e . Pacific Stars C:15—Curt Massey Weaving, copper and leather Col. Oh D.yung G i n acceptrd
and Stripes are not necessarily those of the Department of Defense 6:30—FEN Presents crafting materials will also be the award for the ROK out lit
Officer in Charge M«V J ° se P h F *?™YJl 7:00—Fibber McGee
7:30—Jane Pickens placed on sale for hobbyists. and Col Ralph B.
Executive Officer M a j . Errol E. Ewing ( U S A * ) Two traveling crafts supervi-
Managing Editor Eugene R. M i l J c i R:00—Hollywood Radio Theater the 7th TMP. '
General Manager Sidney B. Cardnr.i o : oo—NEWS sors, PFC Donald A. Beehner.j—-
News Editors, 2d F.t. Alan R. Pascals. Cpl. .lames K. M i l l e r ; Feat HIP P: 15—Mail From Home New York City, and PFC Drewoy Give to AER
Mkti tor, Dick l.srsh: City Ed i f or, JV5/?2t. ' Herbert E. Scott: hum ..- P:OQ~Big Story Rice, Jacksonville, Fla., will
Editor. Sgt. M i c h a - l H: H l r k e y . Complin-. Room Foreman., R T H . ' - . T V 10:30—One Night Stand tour the division to assist ama- Pacific Stars & Stripes
S. Hishimima; Oilicer in Cb,i,'ge "Soul P r i n t i n g Plant. 1st Lt/uRo.y 11 ;00—NEWS, Music
12:00—Disc Jockey Request. Show teur craftsmen who need aid.
fl. KUtell. '
 Army
To Get U.S Medic Ai !n Civilian Personnel
emphasized program of U.S. and teaching. Jn addition, to the xpeded by AFFE
TAEGU, Korea, Oct. 31-—A re- unteered for the task of helping Welcomed at Sasebo
CAMP SASEBO, Oct. 31—The Canadians invaded Sasebo thi?
medical aid to the ROK Army doctor, there will be orthopedic, ZAMA, Japan, Oct. 31—AFFE
will begin Monday for ROK plastic surgery, neurosurgery, headquarters announced yes- week. Stopping over en route to Korea was the 2d Battalion of the
Army hospitals. Col. -Roilin L. •ology specialists as well as terday it expects that fund colorful Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment. The British
Bauchspies, Korean Communica- many more from almost every shortages will necessitate a i Black Watch, after which the Canadian unit is patterned is the
tions Zone surgeon, announced or-a.nch of medicine. general reduction in civilian per- oldest Highland regiment in the
yesterday. When facilities are not avail- sonnel employed by the Army British army. It dates back., to
Three general surgery teams able at Korean hospitals, pa- in ,Japan, Korea and/Okinawa.
and one general medical team tients will be moved .to U.S. It js;v necessary that required
from' the .25th Station Hospital Army hospitals for specialized reduction : irt './force, notices fee
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will gr>. to 'th.e 1st'ROK Army treatment.
Hospital' in Taegu. In Pusan, On. Monday, 30 patients from because a quarter of the cur-
three similar teams from the the 1st and 32d ROK Army Hos- rent fiscal year, has already
sent : at : this' time; AFFE 'vsaid,
Gives 24th Div Bif here. The dapper con-
tingent came replete witn tradi-
tional Black Watch tartan kilts,
2.1st Station Hospital will begin pitals will be moved to the. 25th passed with employment at the
work at the same time at the Station: Hospital in Taegu end; same rate as during the past
3d ROK Army Hospital there. 20 more from the 3d and 5th fiscal year. HQ,
For .-Chapel Services
U.S. 24TH DIV, Korea,
berets set off \<rith crimson-
feathered hackles, and walking
sticks. The officers carry root-
Bauchspies empasized that ROK Hospitals, in Pusan will The current administration's Oct. 30—Because of close coop- headed ash sticks and sergeants
this is only the first step in the be taken to -the 21st Stationpolicy of economy in govern- eration amongin six' different mili- brandish black canes as part
new U.S. ' program of medical Hospital. ment was attributed as the tary elements the churchgoers of the uniform.
aid., designed to bolster Korea's Team Made Survey .cause of the reduction. Funds of 24th Division headquarters The troops 'were welcomed in
welfare.by helping her rehabili- Plans for this program have recently made available by the and special troops were called to the Camp Sasebo headquarters
tate .wounded Korean veterans been carefully based on the find- Department of the Army for worship last Sunday morning by compound shortly after arrival
to civilian life. An important ings of three survey teams who maintenance and operation of new bronze bell, by Col. Austin C. Matheny, com-
part of the team's work will be toured ROK Army medical in- U.S. Army forces and facilities The bell resounded for the manding officer of Uamp
to train Korean doctors in the stallations for two months. in the Far East Command dur- first time over the Korean couiv Sasebo; Lt. Col. Albert C; Smith,
latest medical, and surgical tech- Final details were ironed out ing the second six months tryside and was echoed by the provost marshal, and Sasebo
niques. at .a conference yesterday at- of the current calendar year are surrounding hills as Taromen Police Chief Yamaguchi.
The medical aid. plan is one tended by Bauchspies, Col. considerably less than forecast paused silently for a moment to The Highlanders brought
of, the many steps being taken Ralph L., Marx, Korean Base requirements and. well below listen to- two 'division chaplains their bagpipes with them. The
to carry out President Eisen- Section surgeon; Col. William D. actual obligations incurred dur- pronounce the words of dedica- pipers and drummers put-on a-
hower's program of rebuilding Preston. USAF deputy surgeon ing the same period last year. tion. demonstration at the Camp Sa-
Korea,. of the Fifth Air Force, and Ma.}. However, every effort is being The project of procuring and sebo dependents' school and
Help..Volunteered James B. Reilly, from . the Ko- made by Headquarters, AFFE, erecting the bell began about played at Wo
for Japanese* teenagers
local high schools.
Doctors and specialists through- rean-Military Assistance Group to affect an orderly reduction ;
two weeks ago 'wuen the former
out the Far East have vol- office. of current civilian employment; division commander, Maj. Gen.
Charles L. Dasher "Jr., Washing-
ton, D.C,, mentioned the matter X Corps Chief
KOREA RADIO SCHEDULE to Chaplain (U. Col.) Ivan C.
Whipple, Columbia, S.C., Whip-
pie contacted Lt. Col. George N.
Calvert, Louisville, Ky., the
Awards DSC
To Sergeant
11:00—NEWS, Music Till Midnicj t| 10:00—The Whistler headquarters commandant, who
SHORT WAVE 11:59—NEWS BULLETIN 10:30—One Night Stand in turn discussed ' the problem HO, U.S. 45TH DIV, Korea,
JKL—6:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.—4.860 Wednesday, Nov. 4 11:00—NEWS, Music with Capt. George L, Simpson, Oct. 31—The Distinguished Serv-
-10:15 a.m.-5:30 p.m.~9.605 fi:00—Rise & Shine 12:00—Disc Jockey Request Show commanding office v of 765th ice Cross, the nation's second-
5:45 p.m.-12:00 p.m.—4.860 6:30—NEWS, Rise & Shine . Tuesday, Nov. 3 Transportation Railway Shop highest decoration, was Richards
present-v
JK1—6:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.—11.825 7:00—NEWS, Meditations Battalion. ed to M/Sgt. J. C. "' ' ' Jr ~
8:45 p.m.-12:00 p.m.—fi.OHO 7:15—Rise •& Shine, NEWS 5:00—Western Music
Simpson said that, he had no recently by Lt. Gen. Bruce
Monday Evening, Nov. 2 8:00—Trio Time . 5:30—Popular Music Clarke,' X ' Corps Group ' coin-
6:00—NEWS 8:15—Ronnie Kemper 6:30—NEWS, Popular Music bells on hand, but that his unit mander.
G-13—Curt Massey 8:30—Dictate News 7:00—NEWS, Popular Music, NEWS would be glad to cast one for the
f:30—Sports Page 0:30—Tropical Carnival 8:00—Kambo Korner 24th Division chapel. Within a Richards, platoon sergeant of
6:'15—Jo Stafford . 9:45—At The Keyboard 8-:15—Ronnie Kemper
8:30—Lucky U Ranch
few days the bell was delivered Company K, 178th infantry
7:00—Dictate News 10:00—NEWS, Bob Hope
9:00—Coffee Time and it 'was mounted beside the Regiment, received the award
fi:.}0—Hollywood Radio Tricolor 10:15—Bill Ring
10:30—Bedside Manor 10:00—NEWS, Bob Hope chapel, by the men of the 724ch at a regimental ceremony for
8:55—The Todds - Ordnance Battalion in a tower conspicuous gallantry in action
9:00—NEWS 11:00—Just Between Us 10:15—Band Music ' „
£.-15—Sports Answer Man. (JKL) 11:15—Three Sons 10:30—Vocalist fabricated especially for it by on the night of May 5, 195S, near
Dutch .News (JX:) 11:30—Conference Period 11:00—At Ease the Repairs and Utilities section Yang jam a'l.
n:30—The Whistler, File 13 11:45—Honshu Hayride 11:15—Personal Album of the post engineers office. Paralysed from the waist
10:00—Music Shop 12:00—12 O'clock High 11:30—Jack Kirkwood down by enemy fire while on
11:00—NEWS, Music Till Midnight 1?. :30—NEWS 11'45—Frances Farwell Sings i patrol, '.Richards directed the
11:59—NEWS BULLETIN
Tuesday, Nov. 3
6:00—Rise & Shine
J 2:45—Way Ba'ck Home
1:00—At Ease
1:15—Pee Wee King
12:00—Popular Request Show
12:30—NEWS
12:45—Bob & Ray
AF Group Practices fire of his outnumbered squad,
called
tackers
in mortar fire on the at-
and personally account-
6:30—NEWS, Rise & Shine
7:00~NEWS, Meditations
7:15—Rise & Shine, NEWS
1:30—Dictate News
2:30—Concert Hour
3:00—NEWS,
3:15—Chiquita
Conference I '
1:00—Dance
2:00—Symphonic
,,3:G'0—NEWS
3:15—Way
Bands
&
Back
Music
S"-)fts,
Home
Latin Music Water-Survival
HQ, 58TH FIGHTER-BOMBER
ed for
Richards'
numerous
Held Out Two
carbine
enemy deed.
Hours
provided a
8:00—Crosby's Corner
8:15—Ronnie Kemper 3:30—Charleen Hawkes 3:30—Western Request Show WING, Korea, Oct. 31 (Pac. S&S) -constant, spray directly into the
8:30—Dictate News 3:45—Jack Kirkwood 4:30—Bud's Bandwagon —To stress combat-readiness, advancing enemy, For more
9:30—Mid-Morning Melodios 4:00—Hillbilly . Jamboree 5:00—Pee Wee King continued to
4:30—Guhsmoke 5:15—Adventures In Research the 474th Fighter-Bombar than two hours he
9:45—At The Keyboard Group has instigated, a f u i i com- fire his carbine and throw
10:00—NEWS, .Bob Hope 5:OC—Bud's Bandwagon 5:30—Tennessee Ernie
10:15—Bill Ring 5:30—Bob & Ray ; 5:45—Sports Answer Man pulsory water-survival training grenades, stopping the enemy
lfl:3G—Bedside Manor 5:45—Around. You r Town. 6:00—NEWS program for pilots of the oStli until a rescue- force finally came
11:00—Just Between Us 6:00—NEWS 6:15—Curt'Massey ''. FEW. to completely repel the Red
11:15—Three Sons 6:15—Curt Massey . 6:30—Portrait Of A City First Lf. Charles E. Karst, base platoon.
11:30—Conference -period 6:30—Sports Page . -• 7:00—Gordon MacRae • water survival trainir.g officer, When medical aid arrived,
6:45—Jo Stafford . 7:30—Dancing Party
11:45—Honshu Hayride
7:OC—Dictate News 8:00—Enchanted Hour arranged and directs t;ae action, Richards, although bleeding pro-
12:00^-12 O'clock High 8:30—Ground-Forces 'USA • , - • . most of which takes place in fusely and suffering severe pain,
12:30—NEWS 8:00—Troutaleshooter. P ' ' Ho?e
12:45—Way Back Home 8:30—Ozzie & Harriet, The i-iclds 9:OC—NEWS "' ' :
' the Korean Military Advisory refused medical attention until
1:00—At Ease 9 -.00—NEWS 9 -.] 5—Mail From Home (French Group swimming pool here, all other members of his patrol
1:15—Personal Album " 9:35—Sports Forum ' News—Gypsy, Nomad; Trau- Clothed in immersion suit&- were treated.
1:30—Dictate News 9:30—Big Story, File 13 bador) the fliers are hoisted above the Richards is beginning .his
10 :&0—Music Shop 10:00—FBI In Peace & War 1.1th year of Army service. HP
2:30—Concert Hour water by a C-2 wrecko.r.. About
3:00—NEWS, Conference 11:00—NEWS, Music Till M i d n i g h t 10:30—One Night Stand four f'e'st above the surface, holds the Purple Heart and
3:15—Lina Romay 11:59—NEWS BULLETIN 11:OC—NEWS, Music -
* # * 12:00—Di,-:c Jockey Request Show they free themselves from the Bicnze Star Medal for actions
3:30—Strike It "Rich
parachute harness and drop into in the European campaign of
3:45—Jack Kirk-wood
4:00—Hillbilly Jamboree: STANDARD Wednesday, Nov. 4
s : 00—Western Music the pool. \Vorlcl War II.
4:30—Tarzari,'" Jack Owens Gypsy 1440 kc. Homesteader 1250 kc 5:30—Popular Music After hitting the waters the
Kiiroy 1510 kc. Troubador 1320 kc 6:30—NEWS, Popular pilots use both manua 1 . and
5:00—News Front Far E a - :
5:30—Bob & Ray
5:45—Around Your Town
MUPIC
Nomad 1570 kc. Vagabond 1150 kc 7:00—NEWS, Popular Music. N E W S automatic attachments to inflate
Mercury 1330 kc. Rarnbler 1450 kc 8:00—Kombo Korner
U.S. Koreans Exchange
their life preservers so that
6:00—NEWS
fi:io—Curt Massey
Meteor 14GO kc.
Monclay Evening;, Nov. 2 | 8:15—Ronnie Kemper
j 8:30—Lucky U Ranch
they can. stay afloat while in-
their life rafts.
Top Awards for Work
6:30—Sports Page fi:00—NEWS ' 9:00— Coffee Time
flating • 'PUSAN, Korea, Oct. 31—Amer-
6:45—Frances Farewell Sins?; 6:15—Curt Massey 10:00—NEWS, Boh Hope ican and Korean authorities held
7:00—Dictate News
8:00—News Front Far East
• ' 6:30—American Heritage
7:00—Arthur Godfrey
7:30—Music From America
10:15—Band
10:30—Vocalist
Music 25ih Div Initiates Hew a double award ceremony here
Tuesday in which a ROK unit
R:30—Ground Forces USA received a letter cf oommevidu-
f!:55—This I Believe
n :00—NEWS -
8:00—News Front Far East
8:"G—Ozzie & Harriet
11:00— At Ease
11:15—Paulena Carter
11:30—Jack Kirkwood
Skills, Craff Program tion from U.S. military officials
9:15—Inside-Track (JKT ^ : 9:00—NEWS WITH U.S. 25TH DIV, Korea, and an American organisation'
News (JKI) 9:15—Mail From Homo f r ,, l t .,_h ! 11:45—Charleen 12:00—Popular
Hawkes
.Request Show Oct. 31 (Pac. S&S)—Model build- was presented with Korea's
Tmu
0:30—Escape New: - Gypsy, Nom:. ci 12:30—NEWS ers and crafts enthusiasts soon second-highest decoration, tha
1:00—Music Shop bador) 12:45—Bob & Ray may apply their skills-under a Ulchi distinguished service
1:00—Dance Bands new craft'program being started medal with silver star.
Pacific biars and Stripes 2:00—Symphonic Music
3:00—NEWS. Latin Music
here. Brig. Gen. Richard S. Wiiit-
Model airplanes, ships and comb,"Korean Ba.?e Section com-
Edited, published and printed in Tokyo, Japan, and printed in 3:],-,_Way Back Home racing and stock car kits will ba mander, made the Jomineivln-
'=eoul Korea sev.en days weekly by the Troop i n f o r m a t i o n and Educa- 3:30— Western Request Show placed on sale by regimental tion award to th- 302d ROXA
tion Section. Army Forces Far East. APO SCO. Distributed free in Koiea: 4:30—Bud's Bandwagon
mme or billet delivery $1.50: unit subscriptions in b u l k , $1.25 Dis- 5:00—You & The World Special Service officers. Pro- Port Battalion, arcl Brig. Gen.
• rihution in Korea supervised by KComZ Tl&E Section. Pacific Stars 5:15—Behind The Story ceeds from the sales will be Lee Chi Yup, ROKA Transporta-
ind Stripes receives AFPS materials. Civilian publications are not 5:30—Jo Stafford placed in a revolving craft fund tion Corps chief, presented t h e
uithorized to reprint such materials appearing herein without written 5-A5—Sports Forum to purchase additional model service medal to the '7th Trans-
permission from Armed Forces Press Service. fj : 00—NEWS kits for future sales. portation Major Po.-:.
The editorial views and opinions expressed in t h e . Pacific Stars C:15—Curt Massey Weaving, copper and leather Col. Oh D.yung G i n acceptrd
and Stripes are not necessarily those of the Department of Defense 6:30—FEN Presents crafting materials will also be the award for the ROK out lit
Officer in Charge M«V J ° se P h F *?™YJl 7:00—Fibber McGee
7:30—Jane Pickens placed on sale for hobbyists. and Col Ralph B.
Executive Officer M a j . Errol E. Ewing ( U S A * ) Two traveling crafts supervi-
Managing Editor Eugene R. M i l J c i R:00—Hollywood Radio Theater the 7th TMP. '
General Manager Sidney B. Cardnr.i o : oo—NEWS sors, PFC Donald A. Beehner.j—-
News Editors, 2d F.t. Alan R. Pascals. Cpl. .lames K. M i l l e r ; Feat HIP P: 15—Mail From Home New York City, and PFC Drewoy Give to AER
Mkti tor, Dick l.srsh: City Ed i f or, JV5/?2t. ' Herbert E. Scott: hum ..- P:OQ~Big Story Rice, Jacksonville, Fla., will
Editor. Sgt. M i c h a - l H: H l r k e y . Complin-. Room Foreman., R T H . ' - . T V 10:30—One Night Stand tour the division to assist ama- Pacific Stars & Stripes
S. Hishimima; Oilicer in Cb,i,'ge "Soul P r i n t i n g Plant. 1st Lt/uRo.y 11 ;00—NEWS, Music
12:00—Disc Jockey Request. Show teur craftsmen who need aid.
fl. KUtell. '