Pacific Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 15, 1948, Tokyo, Japan                              Page two Pacific stars and stripes o och 15 water conservation group appointed Okinawa oct. 14due to frequent shortages of water around the rcom Headquarters area capt. W. H. Deadwyler jr., commanding officer 8104th service detachment rcom appointed one officer and nine enlisted men As water conservation officer and non commissioned officers. It. George p. Leal jr., appointed water conservation officer of the detachment in and " edition to his other duties will be in charge of supervising All water cos and their Conser vation activities. He will also inspect every installation in. The rcom Headquarters area to determine proper use of water and eliminate its waste. The nine water i conserva Tion non commissioned officers will be responsible for enforcing conservation instructions. Given by the officer in charge and for the correcting or re porting All leakage and other " source of wastage. The following enlisted men " were appointed As water conservation cos for various installations sgt. 1/c John d. Vergara pm Billet area sgt. 1/c Lorenzo k. De la Cruz officers and civilian Billet area Cpl Floyd c. Hardee pm mess sgt. Alberto s. Albandia general s mess and Billet area sgt. 1/c Anthony t. Gambar Della guest House sgt. 1/c John r. Mcclaskey rcom motor Pool sgt. 1/c Donald a Stocke officers club and mess sgt. Jacinto Neri filipino Givihan compound and Cpl. W. C. Holland rcom women Billet. Football conferences Okinawa oct. 14schedules for the football conferences on Okinawa have been completely changed it was announced by the sports officer. Special services office rcom. The new schedule for the Northern conference follows october 16 32nd maintenance and suppl group is. 822nd Eab at Kadena 23r arts and crafts slip is the dark room. This room has been enlarged and properly sectioned into a washroom developing room and printing room. Built in cabinets were made to give space for the storage of Small instruments and materials. Capacity crowds come week after week for the following schedules. On monday there is a Pool and pingpong tournament with other units furn Ishing opponents. Tuesday night is set aside As Amateur night when All. Philippine scouts patronizing the club Are Given chances to re Hearse their voices in front of a microphone. Wednesday and thursday evenings Are treasure Hunt or dance  a dancing class under miss Naty Careaga and miss Isabel  is presently con ducted. Every Friday night. Modern dances such As the tango Boogie Boogie Rumba. Samba and Guaracha Are also offered to beginners. On saturday nights there Are Bingo parties where new ways of entertainment Are being presented by the hostesses namely Auto graph Bingo musical Bingo and the motion picture Bingo. Sunday nights Are games nights or Coffee time when most of the boys relax and listen to radio photography or quiz  miss Carmen Llamas club director of the Hillside club is assisted by misses Lourdes Villana Isabel Montenegro and Naty Gareaga. Saturday october in 6 00sign on National an them 6 00musical clock7 00news .7 05musical clock7 30melody found up 7 45personal album8 00as you like it 8 30sketches in melody9 00encore 9 30wxlh showcase10 00news 10 05music fill10 15women s Page 10 30bandstand10 59time Check 11 00today s american11 15morning melodies 11 30let s pretend 12 00chiqufea12 15gi Jive 12 30news12 45at ease 1 00hollywood bowl3 00news shortwave 3 15music fill3 30wxlh Jamboree 3 59time Check 4 00requestfully yours 5 00guest star5 15island chatter 5 30leave it to the girls6 00news .6 15passing parade6 30sportslight 6 45remember 7 00crank Ole opry 7 30lone ranger8 00jubilee 8 30hit parade9 00inner Sanctum 9 30one night stand10 00news shortwave 10 15music fill10 45words with music 11 00sign off National an them Sta san army newspaper published by and for military personnel six times weekly in Tokyo Japan Apo 500 by the troop information and Educa Tion Section Gjin Fec for free distribution to . Armed forces in Japan Korea Anc Marianas boning islands and Okinawa. Local news May note republished without obtain ing official clearance except that Apps material May be re printed by civilian papers with out specific Apps clearance. Editorial views and opinion expressed in the paper Are not necessarily those of the depart ment of the army. Address All communications to the of in Cand or the managing editor. Officer in charge capt. Charles b. Taylor26 5271 managing editor h. H. Hathaway57-8085okinawa Bureau Okinawa 353 Okinawa. Oct. 14three enlisted men assigned to rcom have been placed on detached service with eighth army ordnance school in Japan to attend automotive Mechanic courses. Attending the eight week automotive mechanics second Echelon course is pfc Salvador Demadera of Headquarters an service company 514th Engi Neer construction battalion. Cpl. Thomas a. Mcneil of 581st ordnance Ham company and pfc Benjamin Laxamana of 597th ordnance he com Pany maps will stud the four week course on Auto motive mechanics third eche Lon. Arrive for duty Okinawa of. 14three new army service club hostesses have arrived on Oki Nawa for assignment in this command it was announced by special services rcom yesterday. Miss Barbara Hilton Brook line mass., is a social and recreational hostess and Haydeen assigned to the Buzz in service club at the 623rdac&w Squadron. Miss Hilton served with the american red Cross in Europe from february 1947, until april 1948, As assistant program director at Furth  Helen t. Libby ded Ham mass., is a club director and was transferred to Oki Nawa from Korea where she was assigned to the second Engineer group club at Yong dung to. Prior to her assign ment in Korea miss Libbey served with the american red Cross in Europe from october 1944, until april 1947. Miss Edith l. Paul la Guna Beach calif., is a social and recreational hostess and was also transferred from Korea where she served As assistant to miss Libby at Yong dung to. Prior to her assignment in Korea miss Paul served for two years in the women s auxiliary . Marine corps. Engineers set repair plan Okinawa oct. 14recently, engineers Here set up a Section for emergency repairs and rehabilitation based on the priorities established by maj. Gen. William w. Eagles com manding general Ryukyu command. This emergency Section was set up under the supervision of col. Fred e. Robbins Post Engineer office maj. Walter d. Andrewsen 514th Engineer construction Batta lion maj. Fred e. Sorady staff Engineer office maj. Sidney Shelley staff Engineer office maj. Max Durham Post Engineer office and capt. Frede Rick Rawdon Post Engineer Island libraries reporter we admit we Are dyed in the Wool freq enters of the main com pm but it is Only now that we realize we have been Over looking so Many things. We realized for example that the counter arrangements have been changed. What used to be the smokers counter is now a Haber dashers Nook and where chinese curios and materials used to be pipe tobacco is now  former Candy Section now contains clothing for both military personnel and  a while we thought the Maga Zine and Book sections were eliminated until we found them All stacked up at the opposite end. We noticed a wide space in the rear of the pm where cokes and toddy cans used top ass from seller to customer. We thought that Section too was eliminated until we remembered that now there is a newly construct eco refreshment Garden. There you Are readers. The Pohas had an Over All face lifting. Things Are pretty Well arrange now and with the Garden As a new addition. Pm shopping has become a a " or sure. Okinawa. Oct. 14a new assortment of books have arrived on Okinawa and Are be ing distributed to All of the libraries on the Island it was announced by the rcom Library depot today. Among the Best Sellers included in the assortment 5re toward the morning by Hervey Allen of flight and life by Charles a. Lind Bergh tomorrow will be better by Betty Smith and the Moth by James m. Cain. Included in the Western Section Are hired guns by Max Brand last of the Long horns by Harry s. Drago Black River ranch by Archie Joscelyn and rebel yell by Leslie c. Ernenwein. Case of the Vagabond Virgin by Erie s. Gardner Black Ivory by Norman col Lins Victory of Paul cent by Albert b. Cummingham and Shannon s Way by Archibald j. Cronnin Are some of the better mysteries in the assortment. 32d composite Wing fire inspection held 32nd composite Wing Okinawa oct. -14the 32nd composite Wing fire depart ment has announced an inspection which was carried out monday october 11. Majors Roger m. Herrick,32nd composite Wing Intelli gence officer William c. Nut Ting Kadena Provost marshal and Hodger l. Howard 23rdreconnaissance Squadron executive officer accompanied by fire chief j. L. Thomas an two enlisted men collectively inspected the 32nd composite Wing Headquarters first air division Headquarters and the 32nd food service Squadron area for possible fire hazards. Office. This Section immediately began evaluating reports and making inspections of the damaged areas. Troops of the 514th Engineer battalion were construction immediately placed on the construction of the women compound rcom Headquarters area Fili Pino compound and rcom Headquarters area. The remainder of these troops were made available to the Post Engineer sections for emergency repairs to the ten Gan water system and sewer installations. The rec immediately went to work re pairing dependent quarters in the aware area and securing them against further damage. In addition this unit salvaged and repaired buildings in the aware dependent school area. At the same time other forces available to the Post Engineer were engaged in Clearing up the electrical distribution system in rcom re pairing the damage done to the Reefer Bank at Tengan damage to dependent quarters in Buck Nerville and military govern ment the Engineer depots and other areas. A Supply proce Dure was immediately set up eliminating All red tape so that All units applying would be Able to draw materials to re pair typhoon damage in Theu?1 areas. Later in the week the 87th aaa furnished a 200-Man de Tail to 226th ordnance to Clear away debris in the shop areas. At the present time a great majority of the damage caused by typhoon Libby has been corrected and Only minor scars remain to show the passage of the typhoon. 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