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VI, No. 43 'OL U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 25, 1957 Terrific Entertainment AF in 'Tops Bine' Variety Program Thirteen Winners Selected To Be Shown at Main Theater Tonite --Top in Blue of '57.- the talent-packed. all airman varlet% In Photography Contest -haw. comprised of outstanding Air Force entertainers. will inners in the ti -Rat photograph. contere h:cli was ;perform at the Station p.m. All I held as a preliminary to the Marine Theater TONIGHT at 8:30 of Cos Photographs and Seventh Interservice Photograph. profeesional caliber. most of the of the show were contests were announced Tuesday members 10 hoard of judgs con-isting of Marion Sexton. -elerted from various stages of the Air Force World-11 ide Editor of the indward Reiorter; Mark Talent Contest. held wader the aus- N atre. Star-Bulletin military reporter: Navy Chief Photographer M. T Soo Hoo. of the CinC- axes of Special Serrioes Headquar- Kitt and Teresa Brewer she does PJeFlt photographic lahorator.: and Robert 14-unkar. photographer In the idack and white experienced field. SSgt Erskine B. -ere USAF. a dance r outine with Bleb Fournier The masonry of the cast for the Number one quartet in the Air Crews of the MCAS photo lab A .1 57 show have had experience ei Force. The Air Chords.. have had Plamci first islth a ;eat° agitiegl 14th ND Training Committee Meets radio theater. television and night six years experience as a group. -No Profit.- It showed en elderly hub work in coehen lire They re- They sing ewers.. bine tram bar- OnezItal male poised Over paper bershop to imps.- a stub of a pencil in his bend The black and white novice division K-Bay MCAS Hosts Conference EDITOR's NOT'E: Let's face The aloe Playboys grab 021 to a it. this is a show was won by SSgt Wiliam J Mur- brae -up free encee a bass and a steel guitar and The Training, Division. Industrial Relations. Department WWI end be, phy. MCAS Special Services, whose should seen be everyone- df-LIgh: 4 uthences with their -hoe 6004 to the 14th Naval District Reciprocal Training Committee We were so enthused last week clowns" ballade They entry was ne MP,' -Party Doll.' a and play the Wednesday-. Oct 23. 1957. The Reciprocal Training Committee that ere announned it as happen- eve western type music that beep !pampa/ r clad le birthday sun and gaily colored hat clambering upon consist of Training Directors from large and small Naval ac- ing week tarty . our goat the fans begging for =re. But TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT. Few the men who that a chair tivities within the District. Department of Army and from the dir of Ef-alrlia Civil Service. boar beat. drum seisiet A/3C TSgt Gealc C Kelly MCAS Territory appeared ma 'Tort et tie p_tuto lett. won first plane honer; Cecimitlee ineeta gaarterlY to louvered a need for more of this type Town." the Ed Sleddrua beireidgg Mare' Sharp does comedy. slays the aecordiaa. piano sad over m the black and elide picture story interchange training ideas and to of thing m the Territorial Civil pane Illiettey has been category Hey series at seven pictures further and promote high caliber !Service. Plans are underway fer si- Featoring mess winch range taught * the hat boachers aad hY drum depicted the nigrediente of a deep training within the Territory' omiler institutes within the 14th Mi- teem rhythmic Maces and were: Mr. Ellis Ford. vs] District. ado le ranked one el the great! .ses fishing jaunt m Kaneohe Bay. nimize smooth songs to hilarious same e -The Nature at Work- was ac- Thednoss,raining Director. Pub- by vamp et the as time greats_ Mr McIntosh staveg the group a 'Topa' also Mamie' popular 1111- cerdee tap honors in t...c experi- le Wants (}enter: Wru. Angela A 3C Nat N'eren yes a fine place Naval sup_ on the University of Ha- lily matinee Tie nee assat! and enced color transparency division. numuusup. secretary. -tm-down is wrerine- as a WAP vocalist m the 17 ply Gearre &hem. wail classes and the problems en- experience et tare performers von by Cap;. Glenn B Stevens. In- Cesar lb AP treent rtes; lift- rendition at countered add ep to a lively evening of en- fortratiorm3 Serriom Officer Trebling Ceordinaior, Dept. et I allbees" =inners sec real --lowdessa. The 111/111.11.1111 to committee was particular* tertainment. tree *AWN GOMM. Talent Moo trensparteacy metered a bee Ova Sansicie. Terelbery of Hawaii; The personnek. Mr. Director, I interested in this activity's speed winner. A/1C Eagene Strider. as peer-heti ac a honerecenb Tie aids ebbelL Wuhan WAF sec sit and 1PRARPAC: Mr. Caress, classes and Mrs. Euro= zt a waft esealbel, has einL. shot about Or =ties away feral T. Title maim t x- Pat William rs a versatile the gabiect Marts Cheater; Mr. L. W. Sikora- Vim SR effective isdredsolkos et Mme:- Along with bar MINIF old* bus bees sew Watt. illarbarls Aida, bogs ewe swap- claimed fa garbs through- to the Tome mar nod alt tosibraebate 101:21aXeg of Jo Staffeet. lams awed mild in the speed reemilog linre* out the eotratry. lie has made ap- Dann; V SICEPICIL WItiL4WIL:t Ma- relit; Bar lielateek- Nays.' - Mrs. E. eye rye. The esountttee asked away pearaanes an the sine sports editor nosed oat fellow 5411.117 Center; Berme Late Soak itrautions relative to costa. validi- Ed Snits-an. aad Ernie with els emu,- -Red and Dies. D Goodwin from this Dec. 15 Deadline Ford fiats ty d tests. and results achieved. Tee ism `t aL the taint roe will Gram " It- rerealed red artiette. George Presented for Mr. 1:11is Ford. Chairman of the For lstSgt Sgt-Maj. gee tocatcht at the i I. . 'Theidar loft peer flower set tact Guam( kb- slew gmittilis throrrhstaoh. the hack- Committee. stated that Maj. John : E _30 bat Est WIN eineigillIt IPO011 stalks in a sirup *sore settle Program Announced ground orgaianataon and conduce C. Fozworthy, In iustrial Relations at the acts He OW* Old GIL 1111111111e. MCAS H.Q&Hq Sirensdarre aitifts wm.v. judged In two ca_ tion of the 'Territory of Hawaii's Officer. deserved a great deal of Um IVO =rites appleaons from ligneles At experienced clue One Day Supervisory Institute held credit for spearheading the speed at the of Hawaii_ The and bringing it to mister sergeants ef Hr, end Holiday Routine ell* as to personne) e-no had Unity reading program Sodre. Ice the First Seers= eiseopirted coiL-se m photogeaphy. prole-am was geared for territorial MCAS Kaneohe. the first activity gegeant Major eirograca foe fiscal Meade, routine will be observed! and a nonce elan. where Isaperieeers and university staff in the 14th Naval District to un- vea.- by adlitary and civilian perms- taking hathas been purely recreation- i ambers aided the discussion dertake such a program for the haste:- Sergeants whose dale of nel aboard the Merino Cerise Ilk !program winch was well received. activity's orientation program, many tier. rank is Jan_ 13. 195i or earlier are Station ea Veterans' Day. Mar Only one entry 1118.} submitted m Stepp Indiatied the institute aspects of which have been adopted eligt be to apply for the rank of day. Nov. 11. Vetera.na Day is a the Week and white novice din- was eztremely successful and un- in other 14ND activities.

TlfS2 Sergeant Mister Sergeants national bobday Ea MI. and there were no entries in j seth a later date of mak whose Adequate military and civilian the novice division of black and i starts Thursday total active El' or commissioned white picture stories and personnel will be retained on the or warrant service equals 24 months Suttee to handle emergencies, Celt certificates will be award - i as of Jan. 13. 13511 are also eligible_ to provitie security and maw tz w7rining entrIes Including Navy, Marine, Wives Urged to Apply Applacsizens must reach Head- tessanoe services. and to meet es- ,thase netting honorable mention. quarters. Marine Corps, on or be- sesitiel commitments. All wuitung entries in the loc-ie e'm fore Dec 15. 1357. the bal.et= states See PHOTO CONTEST P-3 For Navy Relief Society Training Marine and Navy 'wise* are again invited this week to register for the Nair. Relief Society Training Course slated to begin Thursday. Oct. 31 at K-Bay and which will he instructed by Miss Myrie James, field representative of Washington head- quarters. Presentation of the course on the Air Station affords a wonderful opportunity for K-Bay wives to learn about the Nary Re- :sewng and other activities lief Society and the role that they of women volunteers. might play in its operation locally Women deeirous of enrolling m or at some future location. this Navy Relief course are asked The Nary Relief Society is a pri- to call Col. Jack R. Cram's office. vate organization whose purpose is 73234: Mrs lack Cram. 72422, or to assist "in times of need" the Mrs. Avery R Kier. 72421 members of the Naval service and The K-Bay course will begin at their dependents and the depen- :45 am. Thursday in the lower dents of deceased members. It is the patio of the Commissioned Officers' Nary aria Marine Corps own organ_ Mess (Open e A total of eight clams- ration supported largely by indivi- es will be conducted over a period dual members of the Naval corn- Of four weeks. These classes wie be munity to -take care of its "Tr. taught on Tuesday and Thursday A dedicated group of volunteer mornings from 8:45 to 11-30 am

i women perform a large share of the lecitsy-sitters should be no obstacle. work of the organization. This past as there will be free baby-sitting for rear. the Hawaiian Awriliary de- preschool children at Station TOYLAND OPENING-A+ the invitation of Col. Jack R. Cram, CO. MCAS, Debra Lynn Hiodins voted 23.000 hours to the railed ac- Nursery. trilties of Navy Relief. The Hawaiian Gbh_ ofriciaPly opened +4-,e Marine Corps Exchange's Toyland here at MCAS list Saturday morning by cutting Taking the course does not Auxiliary consists of the Pearl Har- rate a the decorative ribbon blocking the entrance turnstile. Assisting the pert young daughter of TSat. and tt-s. woman to work as a volun- bor auxiliary Barber's Point teer. `mowledge and Gene Higgins (htMR-161) was MSg+. Francis Fermi& NCO1C of the Marine Exchange Toyland, left. and However. the branch, and the KMCAS branch. understanding gained of the Navy- the right, Shericia Tosh, Col. Cram. In the photo at devohier of TSgt. and Mrs. William H. Tosh 'Brigade Interviewers. receptionists. typists Relief Society's policies and bene- Band), looks perplexed as she contemplates whic-h sive hones her rnather will buy Fee. Aside from +e and office workers. are a few of the fits can prove useful in individual wide selection of toys which may be purchased in Bldg. 262. other services available to customers in- positions occupied by Navy Relief families as well as in helping dude gift wrapping paper. +he sale of Christmas tree ornaments and decorations, and an extensive Christ- volunteer workers. Many hours are friends and neighbors. mas card display. The Marine Exchange Toyland op?rates between the weekday hours of 9 a.m. and 5 devoted to the Thrift Slim at Navy and Marine Corps wives are p.m. and 9 a.m. hi 1 p.m. on Saturdays.. Pearl Harbor. the very active layette urged to register now Page 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE SAY, T. H. Friday, October 25, 1957 .111116. the Chaplahrs Comer IAA ...m.o.... "re,. .I fiefor tea By FATHER C. J. MAGUIRE K-BAY KIBITZER COI- JACK R. CRAM Commanding Officer There is an old legend about a by bradley LT. COL. CHARLES KIMAK Executive Officer who lived fisherman named Aaron 111.11 CAPT. GLENN B. STEN-ENS Informational Services Officer by the banks of a river. As he TSGT. FRANK FIDDLER Editor walked home one e v e n i n g. he This is Aloha Week. If you haven't. ith camera in hand. PFC. 'DAN STT.JPKA Sports Editor dreamed of being rich. As he day- taken in some of the pageantry and color that marks this week. PFC. BILL GOINS Reporter dreamed so, his foot struck an old I think you've missed a bet. The WINDWARD MARINE is published every Friday by and pouch filled with small hard for leather is now years old and. the personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990, objects. Absentmindedly he began This islands-wide observance ten c o Feet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif., under the supervision of throwing these pebbles into the think it ranks with Philadelphia's Mummers Parade and New the Iniorma.tional Services Office. Printed at the Wihdward Reporter Orleans' Mardi Gras. The only thing necessary to see most of Publishing Co., Lanikai, T. H. Published in conformity with paragraph water. "When I am rich." he said to the affairs is an Aloha Week ribbon that costs a mere 50 cent 17107. MCM, financed by Station Special Services inon-appropriated i funds at no cost to the government. THE WINDWARD MARINE re- himself, "I'll have a large, beauti- for adults and 25 cents for children. ceives material from the combined Station and 1st Marine Brigade, ful home," and he three a stew. While Aloha Week is nearly over, there are some things left FMF, Informational Services Offices and he is a member of Armed He threw another as thought, to see. Tomorrow's feature is the colorful Aloha Week parade. Forces Press Service, 250 West 57th St., New York 14, N Y. "I'll have servants and good wine a float. "Armed Forces Press Service (AF'PSa material appearing in this and rich food." This year, for the first time. Windward Oahu will enter publication may not be reprinted without the written permission of This went on until he had only A number of local businessmen have put up the money and the Armed Forces Tress Service." one stone left. As Aaron held it in Chamber of Commerce is providing the sponsorship. There No paid advertising may be accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE his hands a ray of light from the will also be some horseback riders dressed in white with red may be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section and the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. setting sun made it sparkle. It was sashes. 220 Telephones: WIND- gem. WARD MARINE 72104; ISO 72535 - 72955 - 72120. evident that it was a valuable This Aloha Week has proved already to be one of the mot Subscription Rate He had been throwing away real important from the standpoint of Windwardites. Sunday a Kai- 42.50 per year held in his hand while he (Circulation-4.500) riches can04. really dreamed of un.rea: riches in lua canoe club won the arduous Molokai-Oahu outrigger the future. race. This six-year-old race that officially opens the week Everyday we throw away oppor- events r:quires tremendous portiors of training and endur- Editor's Corner tunities to enrich and ennoble our ance. lives. We idly dream of things that Last year the Kai-Oni club, coached by Stew Kalama. en- we will do but day's end often finds tered the race for the first time. This year. Kai-Oni won the . that of the fabrication our beauti- race, setting a record time into the bargain. ful and eternal home has been neg- lected. I note that Christmas is upon us. It came to my attention rather suddenly. The sun was shining, the weather was warm, REENLISTMENTS the palm trees were barely rustling under the urging of a tradewind. I drove along Mokapu Road with Santa prob- 1st MARINE BRIGADE light 4th MARINES ably farthest from my thoughts. COOPER. Frank E.. TSgt, HdcS And there it was. A big, bright sign pointing the way to Co.. 4thMar. for six years. Toyland. Saturday, Col. Cram cut the ribbon officially opening MACK. Leroy A.. SSgt, H&S Co.. this child's paradise and parents' problem. As machinery rises in importance in modern warfare. it's 1st Bn.. for six years. For some persons there are four seasons to each year. For easy to minimize the importance SAMMER, William T.. Sgt. Co. "G", me there are five. Opening of Toyland provided the official of the individual, to figure 3d Bra, for three years. that the machines I season the ab- are taking over. MAY, John W., Sgt. H&S Co.. 2d notification that am now entering the of But as Gen. Thomas D. White, Air Force Chief of Staff, noted Bn.. for six years. normally deflated pocketbook. recently. "the requirements for individual proficiency are be- BRINKEMA, Jackie E., Cpl, Co. "F'. coming more exacting all the time. 2d Bn.. for two years. K-Bay is on view to quite a number of persons this week. "With the newer weapons and systems MAG-13 On board Wednesday was Mr. Ansel Adams. the inter- much more depends STODDARD, R. B.. TSgt. VMA-2l2. on how well the' individual knows his job and does his work." nationally famed photographer who is taking photographs for for six years. a Bishop National Bank publication. Day before yesterday he Success in supersonic nuclear war, he said. would L., not depend MITCHELL, J. SSgt, MABS-13. was just sighting in on picture possibilities. return later on the overpowering pressure of massed for six years. Hell numbers but rather on to take the pictures he needs. the precise use and reliable functioning of fewer but tremen- NEWELL Joan L., Sgt. VMF-232. dously more powerful combat items. for two years. Sunday. the Honolulu Press Club is having a -family day LEO. R. F. Cpl, VMA-214. six meeting will about 150 persons. I would esti- There's our answer on the part of the individual. for here. This bring -1 AFPS) years. mate. Members of the Press Club are civilian newspapermen. ROGERS, W. J., TSgt, VMA-212. radio and TV personnel, public relations men and military for six years. PIO's. ELDER TS, G., Sgt. MABS-13. for TOASTMASTERS CLUB 1805 six years. Also, this past Tuesday the Air Station hosted the Provo,t By Skipp Wisluzll HUGHES E. J.. Cpl. VMA-214, for Marshals on Oahu. Guests included Chief of Police Dan Liu. .W...... , six years. SVCBN The local phase of the Marine Corps and Interservice Photo- "WHERE IS THE INFANTRY?" FISH. Herbert L., TSgt, Co. "A", graphy contests is over with the winning entries on their way While preparing the semi-annual report to the home office recently, lstAmTracHn., for six years to the Mainland. I was surprised to note that Toastmasters Club 1805 has not had a KAIN, Meridith A., SSgt.. Det. 1. 3d single Marine infantryman on the rolls for the past nine months. It's hard SvcRegt., for six years. Some of the entries were competition caliber and the four to believe that not a single Staff NCO attached to the infantry is a PUCKETT, Raymond D., Pfc, Co. judges were top-notch. impartial professionals. This is as it member of our club, considering the training he can learn. What is "B", 3d SPBn., for six years. should be. still more amazing in view of the caliber of these men, they should But there was one thing about the contest that surprised be the first to recognize the need for instructive speech in getting .. -S. me and seems very unusual for such a place as Hawaii. There across to subordinates the intricacies of modern warfare. THE STORK were virtually no entries in the novice category. A few color With the prospect of atomic warfare' we should become more slides and one black and white entry constituted the sum total aware of our responsibilities in molding our younger fighting men. IS HERE of novices. Yet I have seen cameras r by the carloads at various With a drastic change in combat tactics. it takes instructors to events here on the Station and I seen of explain and educate the men in the fundamentals of subjects arising have untold numbers from these changes. TRIPLER ARMY HOSPITAL Marines going through the gate on liberty with cameras. The COX Deployment by helicopter wasn't learned merely photographic possibilities in the islands are outstanding. It by reading a book. Jimmie L.. son of Sgt. and Mrs. Someone had to teach it, and before seems to me that there must have been more contest quality this, it took someone else to s..J Thomas L. Cox of 708-1 Kihapai the idea. Men are not going to sit back during off-duty photographs made purely by accident than there were total hours com- Lanikai on Oct. '7. fortably perched behind Place, entries in the contest. a book which deals with CBAR. It is going to W.AIBEL depend upon the instructor's ability to teach the subject thoroughly Burt Carl. son of MSgt. and Mrs. There were a little better than 40 entries altogether and and in an 'interesting manner. Leonard C. Waibel of 468 Kihapai the vast majority were in the exprienced category. Entries from In a basic training class as an instructor, you art actually a St., Kailua on Oct. 7. experienced photographers are to be expected but I certaini' salesman. Your product is survival. If you fail to present your BRADBURY find it hard to believe there aren't more amateurs who have an product properly your audience will close their minds and only Vicki Lani, daughter of SSgt. and interest in displaying their photographic accomplishments. the next clan will once again open them. Mrs. Earle K. Bradbury of 120 Its too late to enter this year, but why not plan ahead with Stripes on the sleeves of your shirt do not make make you a speaker. Kihapai St., Kailua on Oct, 8. the thought in mind of entering next year. whereever you ma:, But it incL-ates that you are a leader of men. and as a leader, you FORTNER slould be able to convey to your men new ideas Thomas David. son of Sgt. and he stationed. Aside from the prizes, which get more impressive in a concise, clear in fashion, What this all boils down to ia that as a leader you have a Mrs. Raymond B. Fortner of 45- each succeeding stage of the contest, there is an undeniable responsibility to communicate learning to your fellow Leathernecks. 552 Halekou Road. Kaneohe on thrill in knowing you won and in seeing your photograpl. it If you don't know how. Toastmasters will teach you. If you al: eady Oct. 8. print. know how, the club will keep your art refreshed. LACY I entered this year for the first time. The thing that finalh It has been said that human speech is one of the most difficult Gerald Edwin. son of SSgt. and whipped my laziness, or apathy, was the belief that I had some of all arta. We should speak only to influence people to see and ac- Mrs. Lorenz Lacy of =0-B Maluniu photographs I thought were as good or better than last year. - cept the truth. Idle talk is of no value and can sometimes be Ave.. Kailua on Oct. 10. winners. It's not necessary to have years of experience or at' dangerous. expensive array of equipment in order to produce prize-winnin4 An audience expects of a speaker: first. that the speaker be gen- Armed Forces PMs, photographs. There have bean some real jewels created with uine; second, that he know something worthwhile and knows it well: nothing more then a simple box camera. third. that his own feelings and convictions be fully enlisted in the Civilian Police Good luck. next vear! theme that he presents: and fourth, that he talk straiget to the Hold Meeting Here point in simple natural, forceful language. keeping in mind that it is of benefit to the group Tuesday MCAS was host to the Nov. 1 Is "All Provost Marshals monthly luncheon Next Friday, Saints Day;" MaSIUVrr should present no obstacle to infantry Staff NCO/ meeting in which all provost mar- Next Friday. Nov. 1 is "All Saints Bldg. /040 interested in Toastmasters. While aboard this base. the program shals of military rand civilian in- 11 :45 a.m. -Station Theater is arranges!, w rearranged to permit each member to progress through Day" and is a holy day of obligation stallations on Oahu were present. for Catholics Low masses will be 4:15 p.m.-Regt. Chapel each assignment. Honolulu Police Chief Dan Lin, 4.30 p.m.-St. Michael's Chapel The local club meets an the Staff NCO Club ballroom every Wed- and Army Col Henry G. Thomas, held on that day in accordance with 7:40 p.m.-St. Michael's Chapel nesday at 6:30 p.m. Walt in and join. Remember. Toastmasters is more Officer-In-Charge of HASP were the following schedule Confession will be heard before than a club-it's an education. among those present 6:30 a.m. -Refit. Chapel. all services. rriday, October 25, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE BAY, Y. H. page 3 Letter Writing It Pays, Too! Earns Marine Personnel Urged to Write Material Check for $25 SSgt. Robert R. Watson, Hq. Co., For Publication in MarCor Gazette 1st Marine Brigade, has turned let- Do you have an "axe to grind" that coneeiyablv would be ter-writing into a paying enterprise. of benefit to the Marine Corps ? Or maybe you have an enlight- Last week, he received a check in ening article on new concepts or tactics? You may not be aware the amount of $25 from LEATHER- of it but the Marine Corps Association pays for material accepted NECK Magazine for publication in the MARINE CORPS GAZETTE. The rates for acceptance of of pay compare favorably with other a letter for the feature "If I Were national magazines. They are as fol- paper. Margin: snould be at least Commandant." In addition to the lows: check. Sgt. Wat- one inch wide. Articles must be sub- ARTICLES-3 cents to 6 cents per ion was congratu- mitted in triplicate. Only one copy word, paid on acceptance. book reviews, Observa- lated by of letters, the mag- need azine. BOOK REVIEWS-3 cents per tion Post pieces and anecdotes word ($25.00 maximum) paid on be submitted. "The letter will oe publication. The reviewer may PROCESSING used in a the book regardless of 'orthcoming - retain Articles are submitted to an edi- is RECEIVES MERITORIOUS MAST-TSgt. Garry M. Cameron, Infor- whether the review is published sue," according to torial board for approvaL It takes mational Services, receives a Meritorious Mast from Col. Jack R. or not. a letter from about six weeks for the board to the Cram, Station officer. The magazine. commanding citation read in part, "his OBSERVATION POST-Observa- process articles, and in cases where professional ability and attention to duty were primarily responsible tion Post articles bring a flat clearance is involved it may take S g t . Watson's for the excellent publicity coverag2 afforded WATSON subject dealt with the recent Windward rate of $15.00 each regardless of longer. letters of indebt- Oahu Stampede. It is believed that his outstanding performance of length. Paid for on publication. edness and suggests a change to duty was a major contributing factor in the securing of near-capacity ANECDOTES-$10.00 each, paid Marine Corps Order 1133.1A which crowds for the rodeo." on publication. Staff Club Plans concerns qualifications for reeialist- LETTERS-$5.00 each on publica- rnent. Watson suggests that a Ma- tion. Must be kept under 200 Halloween Party rine who re.,-)ives two or more let- words. HQMC REEMPHASIZES Ghosts. witches and goblins will ters of indebtedness during a cur- OFFICER PHOTOGRAPHS-Covers (color rent enlistment be disqualified irom be everywhere this coming Thursday $50.00; covers (black and white) night with the Staff Club leading reenlisting unless special approval is PROGRAM FOR CAREER NCOs $25.1,0; black and white photos granted by CMC. the way party-wise. WASHINGTON. D. C.-Headquarters Marine Corps last week used inside magazir- $2.50 each. Payment on publication. In the true fashion of Halloween's Many Marines striving for a high- reemphasized the program for appointing career Marine non- festive spirit the Staff NCO's have er standard of living have a tenden- No payment will be made for commissioned officers to unrestricted regular officer status. official photographs. planned a Halloween Party for the cy to spend more than they earn (pptiatior for the current program must be received at children Thursday afternoon from which results in an over-extension Headquarter, Marine Corps by Nov. 15. The program is open SUBJECT MATTER 4 to 6 p.m. This event will be held cf credit, Watson states. to r.Talar career Marines with the Articles covering new concepts, at Riseley Field. Prizes will be award- equipment, geopolitical He feels that acceptance of his rank of sergeant or above. its Applica- tactics, ed while food and entertainment gram and advantages. studies of background articles on would result in a reduc- Reernphasis of the program is be- tion will be supplied by the club. suggestion instructions may be found in hot-spots and critical ...seas in the of letter. produce ing made to ensure that all eligible 1401.3. tion of this type Marine Corps Order world today are particularly de- Also of interest to the kiddies will would personnel are fully aware of the op- higher caliber personnel and Hq and Hq. Sqdn.. MCAS, pub- Historical monographs are not be a personal appearance of Sher- from over- portunity presented. sired. prevent an individual lished a bulletin last week rt,quest- solicited unless they can point up iff Ken, who is a KGMB television awareness of the Commanding officers have been spending through some development or far-reaching star. consequence. instructed to republicize the pro- ing noncommissioned officers as de- scribed above who desire to apply thought that affects us today. Starting at 8 p.m. there will be CLEARANCE a Costume Halloween Party on the fo: this program to report to the dance patio at the main club. Cos- Squadron Office to determine their The Marine Corps Association will Warfare Presentations ; turves are optional but prizes will Amphibious arrange for clearance on all articles eligibility and necessary prepara- he given for the best ghost or gob- tion of applications prior to Friday, I submitted. lin present. The popular Dixie Cats Scheduled By Quantico LFI Team Nov. 1. FORMAT will furnish the music to what Brigade personnel A Landing Force In,truction tion problem confronting officers are urged to Contributions should be typewrit- ptOmIxei. to 'tie 'V whale of a good contact their first sergeants. ten. double-spaced on 8" x 10" white from Quantico. Va. will at the battalion level. Tactics and time. Don't miss it! Team techniques of Marine aviation be at K-Bay during the period di support of company and Of- ashore of Nov. 4-7 to familiarize battalion will be emphasized. Prob- ficers and NCO's with the latest lem "B" will stress basic tactical data on amphibious warfare. This principles at platoon and company data is classified confidential. levels. The problems to be presented are Type "A" proem will be at- based on the current advanced tended by all officers of battalion oase problem and illustrate plan- and squadron or higher echelon ning and execution phases of an staffs. Type "B" problem will be amphibious operation. Each prob- attended by company grade of- lem presented will be of an eight ficers and designated NCO's. hour duration. which will be sched- This instruction will take place uled in two four-hour increments at the Station Theatre and only on successive mornings. Ample time key personnel will be allowed entry. will be provided for the asking of Subordinate unit commanders will questions. provide a roster of officers and There are to be two different NCO's certifying that the named problems. Problem "A" focuses di- individuals have appropriate clear- rectly on the planning and execu- ance. Photo Contest Continued from P-1 photography contest have been for- to lab. "Solitaire." warded to the Marine Corps Photo- Fourth-TSgt. Gerald C Kelly, graphy Contest which is being held photo lab. "Last One in Is a Rot- at Camp Pendleton. Calif. Final ten Egg." .udging there is scheduled to be Fifth-TSgt. Gerald C. Kelly. pho- held Thursday Oct. 31. Winning to lab. "Lunchtime." entries iry the Marine Corps Photo- Honorable Mention-TSgt. Gerald C. zraphy Contest will be entered in Kelley. photo lab. "Saviour:" SSgt. the Seventh Interservice Photogra- Erskine B. Crews, photo lab, phy Contest which will be held at "Torii:" and Cpl. Michael Oliveto, Bolling Air Force Base in Washing- photo lab. "Moonlight Sonata." :on. D. C.. about Dec. 4. BLACK AND WHITE-NOVICE This Air Station and units based rrst--SSgt. William J. Murphy, :hereon was permitted to submit MCAS Special Serv.ces, "Party ten black and white entries, two Doll." black and white picture stories. and BLACK AND WHITE PICTURE five color transparencies to the Ma- STORIES-EXPERIENCED rine Corps contest. First-TSgt. Gerald C. Kelley, pho- Awards in the Marine Corps con- to lab, "Deep Sea Fishing in Ka- :est will be sent by Headquarters. neohe Bay." Marine Corps. to the corrunanding Second-Sgt. Thomas H. Whitting- officers of winners of the first. sec- ham. ISO. "Bowling." ond. and third places in each class COLOR TRANSPARENCIES- of the three categories. for presen- EXPERIVCCED :a Lion. First-Capt. Glenn B. Stevens. ISO, A complete list of winners in The Nature of Work." "A MARINE'S DREAM IN THE 20th CENTURY" was the title bestowed on Mitzi Gaynor in a recent con- path category of the K-Bay Con- Second-Capt. Glenn B. Stevens, by the 2nd Bn., 4th Marines, and a 2nd Bn. Marine won a day with his "dream" on the set :est is as follows: ISO. "Coral Playground." test conducted Films." Pfc. James W. Monahan, BLACK AND WHITE- Third-TSgt. Gerald C. Kelley. pho- of "20th Century Fox H&S Co.. 2nd Bn., was the lucky Marine who sub- EXPERIENCED to lab. "Stockade Blues." mitted the prize-winning title which won him the coveted trip to Kauai for a day with Mitzi during filming First--SSgt. Erskine B. CI tws. pho- COLOR-NOVICE of "South Pacific." Upper left, Monahan chats gaily with Mitzi (Nellie Forbush) 'luring en outdoor lunch, to lab. "No Profit" First-Pfc. Daniel V. Stupka. Wind- and lated posed, upper right, with Juanita Hall (Bloody Mary) and, lower left, John Kerr (Marine Lt. Joe Second -SSgt. Henry R. Head, pho- ward Marine, "Ree Torch Ginger." Cable) and France Nuyen ([Jet). The salad bar of the Coco Palms Hotel is sampled, lower right, by Mitzi's to lab. "Fairy Tale " Second -Pfc Norman J. Morse, husband Jack Bean, Monahan, and the vivacious Mitzi. For Pfc. Monahan, a day on the set with Mitzi Third-SSgt. Robert M Stifel, pho- HIES Co., ServBn., "Day is Done." and company on Oct. 4, will be long r.Hembered. Page 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 25, 1957 Brigade Units Ending Pohakuloa Training; Big Isle Base Camp Boasts Many Comforts Nfontl -long trainin- Of unit, in conjunction with the Army's 25th mine installation and clearance. was of the 1.4 Marine Brigade pay- - Division. This small unit training cli- by full scale battalion Fir- ,4l the id-point la,t week with Infantry training for the week maxed a Exercise last Friday, Oct. 18 having was typified by the 2nd Bn., 4th ing one ;rawer% battalion with live munitions, participated in returned to K-Bav and the Marines which stressed squad tac- units. tics in company maneuvers against by all the supporting fire other two scheduled to return by Witnessing the FIREX was Lt. tomorrow. aggressors. Heavy machine gun Command- sections engaged in live firing on Gen. Edwin A. Pollock, Force Attack problems by single infan- special ranges. as did 81mm mor- ing General. Fleet Marine try battalions with supporting weap- tar platoons. The Anti-Tank-s- Pacific, who arrived by helicopter S. Army Airfield ons proved a major theme of train- sault platoon of Weapons Co., pa-- at Bradshaw U. ing on the Big Island. ticipated in assaults on fortified the morning of the exercise. He was by Brig. Gen THE LINE ending here before Marine Exchange clerks S. Shigemasa, The Brigade Artillery unit, 3rd positions using flame thrower& accompanied Avery R. Kier. Brigade command- left, and S. Ishida. right, extends out the door of the building every Bn.. 12th Marines, commanded by rockets, and demolitions, and she* ing general. the store opens at 3 p.m. It stocks essential items, and is one Lt Col. Edward 8. Dzura, absorbed received intensive schooling in day when During the visit, the 2nd Bn., was of the more popular sites at the Pohakuloa base camp. a stiff workout along with the regi- mental 42 Mortar Co., and Anti- to secure for observation purpcees two the hands of two enemy Tank Co., which participated in all Story by hills in battalion problems throughout the rifle companies. reinforced by vari- month. Pfc. Charles Kane ous artillery, mortar and automata' weapons. Between the attacking in- Unrestricted live firing by these fantry, commanded by Lt. Col. Fos- A COLOR units is not possible on Oahu and Photos by ter C. Lahue, and the enemy posi- GUARD from the firing range for big guns on Cpl. Carl Crump "B" Co., 3rd tion, lay 1,000 yards of barren lava Hawaii is utilized by the Marines trench- Shore Party En. rock. pock -marked by open es and barbed wire. (Service Bn.) rais- Opening fire on the hills a quar- es the colors fol- ter of a mile distant, the constant lowing the long pounding of air, naval gunfire. blast of a whistle artillery, 4.2 mortars, and 81mm calling all person- mortars enabled the attacking in- nel to attention. fantry to maneuver to within They are left to striking distance while the ene- right, Pfc. K. W. my's heavy guns were being neu- Ahlstrand, Pfc. J. tralized. Four of Marine Aircraft L. Zaccagni, Pfc. Group 13's AD Sky raiders, each capable of 10.000 lbs. of J. Gonzalez and carrying bombs, joined with 18 105 Howit- S g t . L. F. Sy- zers and six 75mm pack hovrit- monds, NCO in hers of 3rd Bn., 12th Marines, and Charge of t h e the mortars. in a destructive dis- gate guards. play of supporting arms strength. This rugged type of training was slightly less rough than that ex- perienced in 1956 in that troops re- TRAINING ASPECTS of the Pohakuloa maneuvers are discussed by, turning to the base camp in vari- left to right, Lt. Gen. Edwin A. Pollock, CG, FMFPac. Maj. E. J. Orem, ous states of fatigue were greeted Pohakuloa base camp commander, and Lt. Col. E. Leslie Medford. Isi by wind and rain-proof quonset N. commanding officer. Lt. Gen. Pollock, Brig. Gen. Avery R. Kier, huts. each equipped with a heat- Brigade CG, and Col. G. A. Roll, 4th Marines CO and staff mem- ing unit. These quarters are most bers witnessed a full-scale FIREX last Friday. See BASE CAMP P-8 A HAM RADIO at base camp permits personnel to call their fam- ilies here on the Air Station. The 4 faciiity was es- tablished and is operated by SSgt. B. Rosen- berg, at left, End maintains a schedule with the local ham station in Bldg. 256.

STEADY! says Navy Lt. K. P. Walker at left, Pohakuloa base camp dentist, as he checks over the molars and bicuspids of HM3 M. V. Horne of "E" Co. 3rdMedical Bn. HOUSE OF GOD, at right, to both INGREDIENTS Catholic and Protestant men of the Pohakuloa based Marines stands serene and alone in an area off the- for meat loaf beaten track of the main thoroughfare. The most appropriate method of calling the men to prayer is evi- gravy in the en- ch-t at the right, a mellow tned bell. A Catholic or Protestant chaplain from The Brigade maintains an listed gal- men's office in the chapel throughout the maned per period to a-range services for both denominations. ley, are carefully mixed by Pic. D. A. Mutch, left, and Pfc. C. Ad- ams, both mem- bers of "B" Co., 3rd Shore Party Bn.

REGULATION _ HAIRCUT is ad- ministered to Maj. D. A. Hs- Milian, Opera- t i o n s Officer, POHAKULOA BASE CAMP from HMR(L) 161 by the air, with the "C" Co., 3rd base camp bar- MTBn. compound on the left, the ber Billy A. \lal. tint camp constructed by 30 Shore entin. There are Party men in the short space of two chairs pres- one week tin the right, and the ently in operation quonset but area taking up the in the shop. rest of thz tight knit encampment at the top and to the left. Friday, October 25, 1957 .-...45Nispy..ap U. S. MAIINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, I. H. ?age 5 Special Services ..0111111,..eActivities NIATEIR RADIO STATION Protestant 727971 RAINBOW VILLAGE SUNDAY tfonciay through Friday 7:30 - a Sunday School am. to 4 p m Other times by *Afefel 9'30 m.- appointment Theater Schedule 10:30 am.-Worship Service. REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 BOWLING ALLEYS (72507 Se,toieda SUNDAY Monday through Thursday - U R. PIC. BILL GOI'SS 8:00 a.m. -Episcopal Holy cam- am. to 12 p.m Two shows daily-6:05 p.m. and tnunion TONIGHT Friday and Saturday - 11 a.m. 11:20 p.m. at both Main Theater and 9:00 aan.-Divine Services. to 1 a.m. 2 pm -TV Programs. 6:30 p.m.- 4th Marbles_ Movies at 4th Marines 10:00 a.m.-Discussion hour. Dance Class-free inatxuction for and meditation Sunday and holidays - 12 p.m. Theater are one day later than 6:00 p.m. -Hymns to 12 am. beginners and advanced. 8 p.m.- selmedaled below. TUESDAY Aloha Week Dance-Swing to the 6:00 p.m.-Youth Fellowship. F !sTLIS TED WEN'S SWIMMING music of "The Mellows Orcheetrir TONIGHT TONIGHT WEDNESDAY POOL (72922) and there will be special Aloha SAINT JOAN Attention high - 6:30 pia.--Jalopy parade to Wai- - 8:00 pm.-Prayer and meditation Monday -closed. 'Week entertainment The King and brows ! This is a celluloid version kiki Shell. Tuesday through Friday - 11:30 Queen will appear 9 p.m.---TV of George Bernard Shaw's classic 7:45 p.m.-Youth Night at the Wai- am. to 6:30 p.m. i fight. play with Richard Wicimark, kiki Shell. Jean Seberg and Richard Todd 7 :30 p.m. -FOOTBALL O A M E- Catholic Saturday and holidays - 10 fun. S ATURD A I to 6:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-Bible class and dis- in the leads. Filmed in Europe. Rooeevelt vs. McKinley at Hono_ SUNDAY Rating : Good. cussion group. 1 p.m.-Recording lulu Stadium. 8:30 a.m.-Masa Rainbow Chapel Sunday - 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 7:30 service. 2 p.m.-Bridge and Bridge SATURDAY MATINEE p.m.-Talent Show and Cha- 10:00 a.m.-Holy Mask station F T. RASE RECREATION BLDG. instruction. 4 p.m.-TV Programs. (THE QUI.X1' GUN-Makes too much rity Queen Contest at St. Pat- Theater. 7290$) 6 p.m.--Song fest. 7 p.m.-Royal noise. Run of the mill western, rick's auditorium. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Available for private parties and Hawaiian Band Concert. 8 p.m.- killings, a lynch mob and a run- SATURDAY 4:15 p.m.-Holy Maas, St. Michael', organized recreational outings. Finals of the Talent Contest with away Indian lass highlight the 1:30 p.m.-Aloha Week parade Chapel- Refer to Station Order 1720.5A $75.00 as first prize. 20 big acts. plot. Stars Forrest Tucker and along Ala Moana Boulevard. SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS for particulars. 9 p.m.-Feature Movie-Seven Mara Corday. Rated Fair. 2 p.m.-Hawaii Calls-National net_ 9 :00 am --Holy Mass. St. Michael's Brides for Seven Brothers" in Tech- work radio broadcast, GOLF COURSE 1723241 SATURDAY Moans Ho- Chapel. nicolor starring Jane Powell and tel Banyan Court, call 93456 for THE TALL ' Bang! SATURDAY Monday-7:30 a.m. until dusk, ex- Howard Keel. "T"-Ban pre-broadcast reservations. 6:00 p.m. to '1 pm.----Confessions et cent that the clubhouse will Frontier action at its best, stars be SUNDAY Randolph Scott and Richard 6:30 pm.-Dinner at Aloha Week Michael's Chapel. closed until noon. Ball 8.30 a.m.-Java Club --- Coffee Boone. This one is in color and at Royal Hawaiian' hotel. MONDAY Weekdays-7:30 until dusk. and rolls with a talk. -Formation 7ated very good Pageant starts at 9 p.m. Saturday, 3:00 p m.---Children's Catechism Sunday, and holidays- of the Hawaiian Islands by Dr. Ed- SUNDAY class, Station school 7 a.m. until dhsk. win Bryan from the Bishop Mu- SUNDAY MATINEE TEXANS NEVER CRY-They just 7 :30 p.m.-Air Force Show, -Tops 4:30 p.m.-Novena. St. Michael's seum. 10 a.m.-Church party. 10:30 in Moe for '57," GYMNASIUM (HANGAR 103) exaggerate' S t a r s Gene Autry, at Waikiki Chapel. 72159 a.m.-Island tour. 1:30 p.m.-Movie Shell. Matinee-"Ring on Her Finger'' Mary Castle and horses. Rated( THURSDAY Daily from 1'1 9 Rain- am. to p.m. starring Henry Fonda and Gene Foor MONDAY 7:00p.m.-Choir practice, bow Chapel. HOBBY SHOP AND GARAGE Tierney. 5 p.m.-Hospitality Hour. SUNDAY POLYNESIAN dancers and singers (72706) 7 p.m.-Piano recitals by pupils from DESK SET-Now this is rated an in the International Market REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1990 Place. the McKendrick Studio. 7 p.m.- excellent flick. Katherine Hep- 3:30 p.m. Repeats through SUNDAY Monday and Tuesday--clooed. Saturday. Wednesday through Friday- Duplicate bridge tournament with burn will portray a major net- 8:00 a.m.--Holy Mass (Confessiona prizes work research executive who be- 1 to 9 p.m. and refreshments. 8 p.m.- THURSDAY 7:15-9 am.) . Feature Movie-''Royal Scandal" comes romantically and hilarious- HULA SHOW, 10 a.m. on the lawn 10:00 am.-Holy Mass. Saturday-9 am. to '7 p.m. Marring Tallulah Bankhead and ly involved with an industrial en- in front of the Waikiki Nata- MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY Sundays and Holidays-12 :30 to Anne Baxter. gineer Spencer Tracy. You will torium Free 4 :15 pm.-Holy Maas. 6:30 p.m. MONDAY like this one. I promise FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 110BBY SHOP SALES ROOM 2 p.m.-TV Programs 7 30 p MONDAY 6:15 am.-Holy Mass. 72706i Game night. WERE NOT MARRIED All I Staff NCO Club SATURDAY Monday and Tuesnay-closed. TUESDAY know is that it features David 6.15 a.m.-Holy Mass. Wayne and Ginger Rogers and Wednesday through Friday-1 to 2 p.m.-TV Programs, 7 30 p.m TONIGHT 7 to 8 p.m.-Confessions. runs for 109 minutes. Sounds 9 p.m. Square Dance, DANCE NIGHT -Dance to naughty doesn't it? Rated PAcel. the RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS am. to 7 pm. MUSIC Saturday-9 lent. of the "Music Makers" from 6:00 p.m.- Monday, Wednesday, Sundays and Holidays-12.30 to 8 until 12 p.m. Friday TUESDAY 6: 30 p.m. 4 to 6 p.m.-Happy hour. Officers Club GOD IS MY PARTNER-This one SATURDAY 1 IBRARY (MAIN AND RCT r: rated very good and TONIGHT stars DANCE NIGHT-Special BRANCH) (72160) Marion Ross and Walter Bren- floor Jewish 4 to 8 p.m.-Happy hour. show featuring Monday through Friday-10 am nan. Miss Hawaii and 6:30 to 9 p.m.-Ala Carte Dinners dance music. 8:00p.m -Friday. Aloha to 9 pm. and dance to the music of the A4'EDNESDAY Moanaloa Housing. BIRDS AND THE BEES-George SUNDAY Saturday. Sunday and holidays- Bits of Rhythm." Steak $1.30 Gobel is a timid meat-packing dinner for 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 pm. SATURDAY MONDAY :lair aboard a luxury liner when Charcoal Broiled Steak night Special dinner menu. Christian Science RECREATION BOATHOUSE three card sharks plan to fleece 9:30 a.m.-Bible Smoot. 72219) between 7 and 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY him but they laae This is good 11 :00 a m -Church Service. Services SUNDAY 6 Mondays an Tuesdays-Closed. comedy and stars our girl' Mitzi p.m.-M ovie- "King's Thief" held at Kainalu School, Wednesday through Friday - 11 6 W 6 :30 pen. -Tot's movies. Gaynor and David Niven You starring Ann Blyth and David Mi- Kailua. 6:30 . am to 6 p.n.. to 8:30 p.m.-Pamily Hui f et an even see Mitzi in technirolor. tten. Saturday and holidays-6 a.m. to Dance to "The Continentals" from Rating says Good 6:30 p.m.-Toastmasters meeting. 7 to 10 p.rn 6 pm. THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY Latter Day Saints Sunday-8 am. to 6 p.m. TVE T -From boy to man in Halloween Masquerade Ball with 9 to 12 a.m.-Hula and Tahitian Dixiecats starting at 8 pan and 9 :00 a m.-Priesthood meeting. WATER SKIING lessons given just 90 days. Well MEN this is lessons. the one you have been waiting lasting until closing. ) 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School. P very Wednesday. Dependents, TUESDAY for. Jack Webb 6 00 p.m.-- Sacrament Meeting. from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and military might remind you 6 to 8.30 p.m.-Ala Carte Dinners. of your (favorite+ drill instructor. All services at Church of Latter personnel from 2:30 to 6 pin. Day Saints, Kailua rd., Kailua. Military personnel or holidays, 7 to 8 p.m.-Happy hour. This flick should bring back 8 p.m.- Movie "Ride Vaquero" many memories 90 don't miss it. One for the Books Saturdays , and Sundays from - 12:30 a.m. to 2:30 pan. starring Robert Taylor and Ava Mr. Webb does a great job and 111MV,...... o... Gardner. is backed by Don Dubbin, Mont_ every Fri- The following books are availa- NAILING lessons given WEDNESDAY ca Lewis and lovely Jackie Sports Calendar day. Dependents from 9 to 11:30 ble at the Station Library or Sta- 6 to 8:30 p m.-Ala Carte Dinners I Very sin. Military personnel from tion Branch Library: 7:30 to 11 p.m.-Duplicate. 2:30 to 4 p.m Military personnel Bridge, 11.00 per person, BRIDGE TO THE SUN by Gwen V ARS Try FOOTBALL on holiday:. Saturdays, and Sun- Terasaki is a tender love story of THURSDAY Enlisted Club Oct. 26-Hawaii attrines vs. Ha- days from 12:30 am. to 2:30 pan- an inter-racial marriage -the waii Rams at Dailey Field, 2:30 9 a m till 1 p.m.-Hula and T iTATION THEATERS (MAINIODII nitian TONIGHT marriage of a Japanese diplomat pm lessons. and an American girl from the AND (72736 and 72101) , RCT) FRIDAY 1 p.m.-Movie-Thin Man" star- SIX-MAN FOOTBALL Nightly shows at 6:05 and 8:30 mountains of Tennessee. 4 to 6 p.m.-Happy nour ring William Poteell and Maureen Oct. 28-Hcz. Co. HMR-161 ilst- p.m in both theaters SOVTET RUSSIA AND CHINA by 6:30 to 9 p.m.-Ala Carte Dinners. O'Sullivan. MarBrigi vs. Serv. Bn. (Istalar- Matinees on Saturdays, Sundays 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Entertainment SATURDAY Chiang inal-Shek recounts the story of China's role in the mod- Brig) at field one. and holidays at the Main thea- by Flossie and her Troupe 6 to 7 pm.-Draft beer night- ern world, from the Nationalta Oct. 30-Marine Barracks P. H. vs. ter at 1 p.m. only. 80 cents a pitcher. Revolution to the present; pre- Camp Smith at Pearl Harbor. (7,1581 SUNDAY iiTABLES AND KENNELS sents a brilliant analysis of the .MAO -13 Champions vs. 1st Br) . Monday and Tuesday-Closed. Club Meetings 6 to 7 p.m.-New York Cut Steak Communists' strategy for world 4th Marines at fi.ld one. Friday 10 for 11.00 each. Wednesday through - revolution; and gives the authota Oct. 31--2nd Bn., 4th Marines vs to 7 n am TONIGHT MONDAY personal views of the Stilwell af- Hq&HqSq MCAS at field one Saturday. Sunday and holidays- Teen Club in the Teen but 7.30 ; 6 to 7 p.n..-Special Drink Night. fair and the missions of General Nov 1-3rd Mi., 4th Marines vs 8 am. to 7 pan. to 10 30 p.m. 20 cents a shot. Wederneyer, Ambassador Patrick 3rd Bn.. 12th Marines at field one. Free rides to K-Bay dependent MONDAY TUESDAY Hurley. and General Marshall. FOOTBALL children and K-Bay Servicemet Aku Marines at Rod and gun 6 to 7 p.m.--Special Drink Night. VOSS by Patrick White is a new MIDGET Devilpups vs. Kai- on their birthdays clubhouse. 6 :30 p.m. 25 cents a shot. novel with a setting in Sydney in Oct. 26-K-Bay lua at field adjacent to Hank WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY the mid-nineteenth century. It Bauer Little League Field, 10 a.m. A ROCKET ENGINE developed Toastmasters at Staff NCO Club. 7 p.m.-Movie- "Ride Vaquero" deals with the busy colonial We 6 30 p.m. and particularly with Voss, ex- GOLF fax a supersonic research plane pro- starring Robert Taylor and Am Boy Smuts in Bldg, 579, Gardner. plorer and scientist. and Laura, a Oct. 26 and 2'7-Second 18 hole same pow- 6:30 p.m. duces approximately the Square Dance Club in quunset THURSDAY young orphaned girl. whose Inner round of 54 Hole Kaneohe Medal a Navy er as the giant turbines "f 747 across from the commissary, 6 to 7 p m -Special beer night- lives are Joined with obsessive Tournament at K-Bay Klipper cruiser. pm 40 cents for a quart can. force course, 7 30 am SUPPORT SUPPORT YOUR YOUR TEAMS TEAMS

Pge 6 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHEOAY, T. H. Friday, October 25. 1957 Leathernecks, Rams Vie Here Tomorrow. For the second time in as many weeks. K-Bav's Frank Dailey Field will again become the site of top -notch football action tomorrow afternoon when the Hawaii Marines tangle with the Uriversity-Armed Forces Conference leaders, the Hawaii Ram,. in a contest slated to get underway at 2:30. Anxious to atone for

, their 14-12 upset loss to the civilians several weeks ago. coach Maj. Mar_ vin Hewlett's charges should be 114ICRD Gridders "rarin' to go" with no serious in-

! juries to regulars reported as a re.. suit of last Saturday's 20-13 loss Nip Locals 20-13 San Diego. I Reserve quarterback Ewing However, it has been reported McLaren and end Jack Stilwell that two Marines will not see ac. tion. Center Pfc. John Petruska combined their gridiron talents and back Pfc, Lawrence Patzer here at K-Bay last Saturday af- will be out of the lineup with in- ternoon to give the visiting San juries, Petruska suffering from Diego Recruit Depot football squad a pulled groin muscle and Patzer a 20-13 victory over the Hawaii Ma_ from a severe "charley horse." rines in the first of a home-and- Roth are reserves, two SCORING the first touchdown in home series between the Leath- erneck elevens. Coach Hewlett has reponed that last Saturday's Hawaii-San Diego he will field the following starting game here was Hawaii's Mike Col- With six minutes remaining in lineup: at the ends Rill be Lt, Dick lins who intercepted a San Diego the game. M c L a r e n disregarded Gagliardi and Lt. Roger Haire; Set pass in the opening minutes of the footba:l orthodoxy and elected to John Glover and Cpl. Manny Con- a fourth and 10 situation tilt and ran 43 yards for the tally. pass with gedo at the tackle slots: Lt. Mike confronting him on the Hawaii 35 Providing interference for the Ha- Collins and Pfc. Joe D'Agostino at yard marker. Moments later, the tall the guards; and team captain Lt. waii 1*.leman (left to right) were Texan's gamble paid a liberal six Vince Jazwinski at center. Ken Wedemeyer, Manny Congedo point dividend when receiver Stil- The starting backfield will be and Joe D'Agostino. No. 66 is well fell to the end zone turf clutch- composed of former Rice standout. San Diego's Ted Karras.-PHOTO ing the elusive pigskin. breaking the Lt. John "Pinky- Nisbet at quar- BY SGT. BILL WEST. In the photo 13-13 deadlock which had been the ter: Lt. Jim Milne and HM? Ken at the right, three stalwarts of the product of three quarters of inspired Wedemeyer at the halves: and winning MCRD eleven whoop it up play by both elevens. Lt. Fred Franco at fullback. in the dressing room following The Hawaii Marines tallied first With a lineup studded with former their 20-13 triumph over the lo- early in the initial period when high school and University of Ha- cals. End Jack Stilwell, who made alert guard Lt. Mike Collins in- waii stars. the civilian Rams have a circus catch of the game-win- tercepted a pass and rambled the been the surprise of the confer- ning touchdown pass is shown be- 43 remaining yards into paydirt. ence this year. Their win over the ing congratulated by fullback Jim Lt. Jim Milne's conversion at- heavily favored Marines earlier Pyles (left) and Alvin Hall. tempt was good. this' month halted the Hawaii In the second period the Califor- Leathernecks' string of victories ov- mans knotted the count on starting er U-AF opponents at 12 straight. quarterback Bob Liles' TD _jump The conference leaders also Marine pass to end "Piggy" Robinson. Full- boast a pair of victories over Lt. Member K-Bay Cindermen Alerted For Coming back Jim Pyles converted to post a Dan Garza's Hawaii Navy eleven. half-time score of 7-7. The Rams are led by quarterback Ben Mateo. Of Victorious Brigade-Station Track & Field Meet San Diego took the lead briefly whose 'side saddle" in the third period when fullback stance in his position behind the center Outrigger Club Fleet footed leatherneck: of the 1st Marine Brigade and Ma- Jim Pyles slammed over from the has become a subject of con- rine Corps Air Station will get a chance to burn up the cinder, f our but the Hawaii aggregation versation among island grid follow- on Nov. 20. 21 and 22. as the newest addition to the expansive ers but hasn't affected the little Marine Pfc. Stanford Kea - roared right back with a game ty- Brigade-Station Sports program. a track and field meet. gets ing TI) early in the final period field general's ability to pinpoint weehu of "E" Co.. 2nd Bn., his deadly passes. 3 p.m. on a see FOOTBALL, P-7 4th Marines was a member of underway at daily measured track laid out between the victorious R.iseley Field and the Marine Dc- Kai Oni Canoe change parking lot. The meet will 1(1 Chub r root opens 'rues. team of Kailua which won be open and a team may enter as Local eg ers Top Wheeler the Aloha Week inaugural Molo- many contestants in any particular The Enlisted Men's Swimming kai to Oahu outrigger canoe race event as is desired. Pool will once again be open for last Sunday morning in the record To operation this coming Tuesday. ac- Individual entries. however, will Complete 30 Games In Isle Loop breaking time of five hours and 56 cording to Station Bulletin No. 1720 limited to one relay two track -Bay minutes. be The k Marines' Bowling team completed 10 weeks of the released this week. or running events and two field Oahu Armed Forces Classic Bowling League last Friday night fn his important position as The EM pool had been temporar- events. at the Fort Shafter lanes with a 2-1 victory over Wheeler AFB. ily closed for purposes of No. 1 relief stroker on the winning two draining There will be four track. Leading the way for the winning Leathernecks was a recent ad- and c:eaning since last Thursday. six-man outrigger canoe team. Pfc. relay. and four field events. The Keaweehu paddled approximately 'lition to the K-Bay kegling squad. MSgt. Tom McMasters. who Oct. 17. track events will :.:elude the 100 led his mates with a high three hours in the torrid 3712 mile 440 yard yard dash, 220 yard dash. single game of 201. marathon. run and the one mile run, The I Sgt. Glen Slusher and TSgt. The 'Windward Oahu represen- 440 and mile relay will be con- James Thresher tied for high series tatives who are coached by "Stu" tested by four man teams from Kalama. an employee in the each organization. honors. each of them with a three- MCAS Fa-blic Works Dept., broke Field events will include the game total pinfall of 536. the existing standard by two javelin. 16 pound shot put, discus Two weeks ago, the locals met hours and two minutes. and broad jump. up with the red-hot Tripler squad Keaweehu. presently TAD to The wearing of track shoes or who overpowered the K-Bay quin- Camp Smith, brought words of any other similarly cleated shoes tet two-out-of-three games. the praise from Mr. Kalama who stated will cause the immediate disquali- Tripierites posting an astronimi- "he (Keaweehu) turned in a splen- fication of the individual con- cal three game total of 2975. did job as the very important No. cerned. Unit Special Ser ices Of- At present. team captain TSgt. Von 1 strcker relief." ficers are to ensure that all en- Michael's crew holds eighth trants are equipped with suitable place in the 18 team Armed Forces The object of Kalama's praise circuit. lauded the team as a whole and athletic gear, including tennis said "everyone worked very hard shoes, Following are the standings of and knew what they were to do Standard entry blanks are avail- the first ten teams in the league: and did It." Keaweehu added. "the able at the Brigade-Station Sports iDireetors office in building 256. En_ TEAM W L ncw substitution rule (which en- !tries a bled rowers to be relieved) sure should be submitted to the 1. Ft. Shafter 23's 614 helped out a lot. We were all tired Director. phone 72968. no later than 2. Naval Base .. 21 9 Nov. 13. at the finish but we weren't ex- Wednesday. 3. Hiceam No. 1 20 10 hausted.' There wil be a meeting of all coa.ohes or officers-in-charge of 4. Schofield 20 10 The Brigade Leatherneck also the participating teams. Tuesday, 5. Wheelsr AFB 20 10 A GANG TACKLE by members of the MAG-13 Champions knocked disclosed that all but $100 of the Nov. 12, in the Sports Director's 8. Tripler 19 11 Hq. Co /1-1MR-161 (I stMarBrig) Sg+. Pyles of winning money of $500 would go into ball carrier Robert out office. All unit commanding officers the Kai Oni 7. CtncPacFlt . 19 11 bounds just three yards away from paydirt during this 6-Man Brigade- Canoe Club treasury: are eordially invited to attend. the remainder to help finance a 8. K-Bas Marines .. 17 13 Station grid contest here Monday afternoon. Not one to accept dis- banquet which couragement however, Pyels came right back and sc.red on the very the club members FOUR HUNDRED electric motors, a. FItTrngOtr .. 16 14 hope to hold in the near future. newt play with a sweep around his right end. Making the tackle in the generators and other rotating elec- 10. Barber's Pt No 1 .. 16 14 trical machines are required to op- picture above are, left to righ': Sg+. Eugene Shelton, Pfc. R. Skinner, LT. T. G. ELLYSON qualified as erate the various systems of one If its news. call the WINDWARD and Pfc. C. H. Johnson. Pfc. Craig Allen is at the extreme right hand the first Navy aviator April 12, 1911. heavy bomber. MARINE at 72104 side of the photo.-PHOTO BY SSGT. HANK HEAD. Friday, October 25, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BA-Y, Macs,

MAG-13 Splits, Marine Barracks ' Varsity Mittmen And HOtilqSq Win In 6-Man Football Win 3 Bouts In

Hq&HqSq, Marine Barracks P.H.. and the MAG-I3 Chem- I juit Lions all emerged victorious from the Brigade-Station 6-Man 1 rison Smoker Football wars this week as the circuit wound up three weeks Hawaii Marine boxers won three of play. The MCAS representatives defeated Camp Smith to bouts, drew two. and lost one in an the tune of 21-8 last Wednesday, Oct. 16, while Marine Barracks exhibition smoker last Wednesday dealt out a 40-6 shellacking to the night (Oct. 16) before inmates of MAG-13 Champions that same af- paydirt. The wore at the half Oahu State Prison. Competing in ternoon here The Champions, how- was 6-0. their second smoke- inside the in- ever. bounced back into tht win Pfc. H. M. Hamm& who accoant- stitution's wall:, in three moezhs, c&unin Monday by downing the ed for a pair of touchdowns. and Leatherneck pugilists dueled inmate combined Hq. Co. HMR -161 (lst- Sgt. L. K. Baybayan, Pfc. H. N. boxers under the mentorship of '.arBrig, 6- man squad. 40-20. Hooker and Cpl, J. M. Hutson. all Prison Recreation Director, Stephen A brief recap of the week's action with one TD apiece, paced the win- Vasconcellos on the nine-bout card. f ollows : ners. Results of the exhibition smoker 'WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16 MONTAY .00T. 21 are as follows: Hq&HqSq 21-Camp Smith 8 MAG-13 Champions 40- Hq. 119-Pfc. Walter Nakama and Joey The Station contingent fought /HMR -161 (Brigade) Carreiro fought to a draw. Co. 20 BADMINTON CHAMPIONS- Winners in the Brigade-Station Bad- back from an 8-7 hall time deficit The Marine Aircraft Group rep- 125-Cpl. Carmen Scialabba deci-. minton tournament were presented trophies by Col. Ronald B. Wilde, by scoring once in the third period resentatives tallied on their fiat atoned Henry Canon. and again the final quarter to play after gaining possesion of the 178-Sgt. Joseph O'Brien decisic,ned Brigade Chief of Staff, recently during an informal ceremony in front upend the Camp Smith squad, 21-8, ball and were never headed. The Reid Leota. of the Station Administration Bldg. Pictured left to right (front row) ifq&HqSq tallied first in the half time score was 21-18. 139-Pfc. Isaiah West decisioned are: Lt. Thurston Barron. Col. Jack R. Cram, MCAS CO, Col. Wilde, initial period on a pass play Cpl. Lou Doldo led the victors Lester McCoy. and Lt. Kenneth Denison; (back row) Sgt. Maj. Keith Fox, SSgt. John which went from quarterback with two TDs to his credit, Other 156-A:bert Rivera decisioned Pfc. D'Adamo and TSgt. M. L. Kander. Sgt. Jack Mayberry to Cpl. George teammates to score were SSgt. Donald Gordon. Murray with another Mayberry "Rover" Kelimiu, Pfc. Craig Allen, 178-Pfc. Oliver Henry fought Stan- aerial, this time to Sgt. Bill Ayers, Pfc. Bob O'Connor and Pfc. C. H. ley Santos to a draw. Golf Breeze good for the extra point. Johnson, with one touchdown Camp Smith tallied their only apiece. BOXERS WANTED Mai. Nelson Tied TD of the game in the first period Station Bulletin No. 1710. re:eased It has been reported that the Capt. Jensen, on a 30 yard pass play. The kick last week, announces a slight revi- Hawaii Marines' Boxing team is in attempt for the extra point was sion in the current 6-Man grid need of experienced help in the 112 As 54 Hole Medal Tourney Begins good and the Leeward candidates schedule. These changes however, pound t flyweight and the 165 By UKAUKA led 8-6 at the intermission. do not effect the schedule prior to pound (middleweight) classes. JIMMY is "off and run- In the third quarter, Sgt. Bill Nov. 13. The revisions that have All candidates are asked to call The 54 hole Medal Play Golf Championship .flyers put the squadron (gam tzen made will be published in de- Sgt. Eugene Hosaka at the Boxing ning" with four Flights going full blast. ahead with a TD pass to Cpl. tail in next week's issue of the Gym, phone No. 72159 to arrange When the "smoke cleared" after the first 18 boles of play last Murray, and player-coach Sgt. WINDWARD MARINE. for a tryout. weekend. Capt. P. D. Jensen and Maj. K. B. Nelson were dead- Joe Loo passed to Cpl. Joe Tillery locked for top honors in the "Championship" Flight with ex- in the final period to complete cellent one over par 73 efforts. the scoring, The try for the point Shell Collecting Proves Trailing by three shots in this 0736 J. J. Lee, T. Wilson, J. Conger, following the latter touchdown Rewarding division was MSgt. George Shouse. K. Wilcox. march was good ; Sgt. Howie TSgt. Morse Leads "A" Flight 0'742 B. T. Schultz, Aquine, C. V. Boers garnering the two points Hobby for K-Bay Master Sergeant TSgt, C. 0. Morse has grabbed Bomar, R. Reese. via a place Lick. the lead in the "A" Flight with 0748 R. Evans, R. Hoskins, J. Hat- Turning in outstanding perform -' By TSGT. GARRY M. CAMERON an 84 gross. field. ances for the Station squad were To MSgt. and Mrs. Alfred Fenn. 436-B '`a indliam St.. Rainbow A single stroke back is Col. Geo- "A" FLIGHT Mayberry. 0754 C. 0. Morse, G. Roll, Willen- quarterback who com- Village. Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay. the "old shell rge A. Roll, CO. 4th Marines with bined his signal calling with fine de- brink, J. Reid. frame'. is a realistic hobby that not only enables them to enhance an 85. Lt. James Willenbrink and fensive play. and back Pfc. Bob Ber- their home with attractive shells, coral TSgt. Jim Reid registered an 86 0800 Quisenberry, R. Wright, C. geron. who ran back and other marine life, Harris, N. Neiderhelm. numerous but by using apiece. punts for long gains. imagination and glue they have designed unique 0806 Szymanski, E. Scott, I. Jones, creations which help solve the gift MSGT BRUCE TOPS "B" FLIGHT Marine Barracks 40-MAG-13 problem F. Catching. Champions 6 shell to the armour of a tortoise MSsrt, E, A. Bruce leads the "B" `0612 White, E, W. King. R, Forbes, The roof fell in on the Champions An enthusiastic member of Aku that once adorned the back of a Flight contingent by a single stroke T. Hartley. in the second half when the Pearl Marines. "Shorty" Fenn spends a 145 pound turtle. over Gen. A. R. Kier, CG lstMar- "B" FLIGHT good of Bruce Harbor Leathernecks pushed over deal his off-duty hours skin Most Brig, and TSgt McIntyre. 0818 E. A. Bruce, A. R. Kier, McIn- Noting of the sIle:Is were picked up five big touchdowns to swamp the diving. the many unusual alive during fired a 91 gross. tyre. Williams. coral growths and strange shells Sgt. Fenn's skin-diving MAG--13 crew, 40-6. excursions. didn't have COL. FONTA_NA AHEAD IN 0824 Phillips, Kinlaw, Rowland, IL during his first dives two years ago I to go far Marine Barracks scored first either.- he said, "got "C" FLIGHT Lutsko. he decided to start a collection. practically the when Pvt. L. E. Johnson inter- whole collection J. Fontana CO, MAG_ 0830 N. Ewers, A, Thompson, A. His accumulation now includes right off Pyramid Col. Paul cepted an errant MAG-13 aerial Rock and Bird a two stroke bulge Sims. hundreds of ocean curiosities; ev- Island, near the Ft. 13 is enjoying and ran it back 15 yards into Base area " over the "C" Flight field. Col Fon- 0836 Washburn, McKittrick, Abrams, erything from the delicate spider 0842 Gerstner. McMillan, Atwater. "Different types of shells , tana fired a 93 gross. are "C" FLIGHT found at varying depths." he con- CWO J. Green is second with 95 0848 P Fontana. J. Green. C. Wal- by Sgt. Maj. Casey tinued. "cowries are from 5 to 10 and is followed dron, Turner. feet. helmets. 35 to 40, and tot Waldron and Capt. Turner who had 0854 J. Davis, Stewart, W. Wake- spider types even deeper." 96s. field, E. Jones. As the months went by " Shorty" PAIRINGS AND STARTING 0900 R. Campbell, Currin. Mc- became a number-one beachcomber TIMES Grath, Crosby. and his treasures from the briny Listed below are the pairings and 0906 Sundstrom, R. S. Walker, deep began to include odd-shaped starting times for the second round Lynch, Stearney. pieces of driftwood and Japanese in the 54 HOLE MEDAL PLAY fishing floats that washed ashore CHAMPIONSHIP. Those who are occasionally. His float collection is unable to play at the times alotted New actually worth several hundred dol- are urged to call the Golf Shop Theories lars: since they have rieen increas- and notify the golf professional or ingly in demand for home and lanai the attendants of this fact. On First Aid decorations. CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Mrs. Bernita Fenn eyed her 0730 G. Shouse, T. Beaudrie. W. Are Published husband's hobby with interest but Bruderer, W, Marsh. it was with considerable creative WASHINGTON-The first com- ability and practicality that she pletely new Red Cross First Aid began mounting various shells Textbook in 12 years has just been around a piece of coral secured to Station Midgets published. a driftwood base and began send- New techniques include: ing them to friends and relatives A tourniquet should not be as gifts. Opener Here released once it has been put into The Fenns with daughter Beth. 3, Lose place. Former advice was to re- and son Jerry 2. are being trans- The K-Bay Devilpups lost their lease it every 15 minutes ferred to the Marine Air Facility at 1957 debut in the Oahu Pop Warner Before applying a bandage. Edenton. Ncrth Ca,olina soon and Midget Football League here last minor wounds should be cleansed their memories of the blue Pacific Saturday morning to the high-fly- with soap and water. are going with them. Howeler, they ing Kaimuki Midgets by a score of Danger from lockjaw (tetanus) both express enthusiasm about con- now is associated with all wounds. tinuing their interesting hobby off Dominating the line play, the visi- instead of only punctured wounds the Carolina coast. tors consistently gained on double as it was formerly believed. Such and triple reverse plays, tallying wounds should receive medical at- once in every quarter. The winning tention and possible immunizatica Kaimuki aggregation missed one ex- against tetanus. Football tra point attempt in .the last quar- Areas of the body suffering Continued from P-6 ter. from frostbite should be warmed on a Lt. Dave Kline pass to Cpl. Opening game ceremonies includ- rapidly instead of slowly. Al Daniels, covering 33 yards. ed a brief address by Maj. E. B. For the first time, the book dis- "WOULD MOTHER LIKE THIS ONE?" asks Mrs. Bernita Fenn of her Both San Diego and the locals Crew and the intonation of the in- cusses first aid suggestions for such husband, MSgt. Alfred "Shorty" Fenn as she shows him the coral cre- failed to convert after their second vocation by Chaplain Connell J. problems as mental disturbance and reaction It lists sysptoms ation she has just finished mounting. A shell expert, "Shorty" has col- touchdowns, setting the stage for Maguire. insulin the McLaren to Stilwell "Frank Tomorrow morning here on the to help a first Rider recognize a hundreds of specimens during his skin-diving excursions in lected here Merriwell" finish minutes later. Station, the Devilpups will attempt mentally disturbed person. the past two years. Some of his specimens include tortoise shells (large The Californians and the locals to even their league record when Copies of the 240-page book are shells on the wall), spider shelfs, helmets and cowries (on desk), and rill c:ash once more this season, they meet the Kailua Midgets at available at Red Cross chapter of- Japanese fishing floats (glass balls on bulkhead and deck), which be has in San Diego Saturday, Nov 16 in 10 a.m on the field located along - fices and can be obtained fcr the picked up after they have drifted ashore. See story above, for details. the last contest of the home-and- aide Hank Bauer Little League coat of publication and distribu- PHOTO BY SGT. ARLEN J. WALSTEN. home series. Park tion.-(APPE3) Pte$ U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 25 1957

(z-n Civil Service News en

COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTS proved an amendment to the By- Itraining for about two weeks. He is Congratulations to the following Laws of the Civilian Employees Re- a reserve in the "Seabees." The Na- employees who were elected on Oct. lief Fund which provides that flow- kamuras have three children and 17 to represent their respective shops ers. in an amount not to exceed reside at 728 Nunu Street in Kailua. and offices on the Employees' Coun- $3.50, will be sent to any employee SAFETY RECORD MARRED cil hospitalized or ill at home for more This station's outstanding record Area No. 1-Transportation Di- than two weeks. of more than three million man vision, Public Works: Operations, It is the supervisor's responsibil- hours without a lost time accident Administration and Miscellaneous- ity to report to the Industrial Rela- 'was ended recently when three Pub- Reginald D. Young, Member; Frank tions Department any employee who lic Works Department employees C. Sousa Alternate; MechanicS is hospitalized or who remains home were injured on the job. Helpers-Daniel Denis and Norman from work because of illness for During the period of 6-injury-free T. Higa, Members; Fred J. Gardner more than two weeks in order to as- months, exactly 3,585,895 man hours and George K. C. Yee, Alternates. sure that such persons receive flow- were amassed without a single per- Area No. 2.- -Shops Engineers, Pub- ers from the relief fund. son losing -time from work because ..ic Works: Building Trades-Wil- Previously, flowers were provided of an injury. So this is the time liam S. Ching. Edward Cox and Ed- only in the case of death of an em- to start over again and set a new ward Medciros, Members; William ployee. his spouse, or dependent safety record for this station. Lets B. Duggan and Martin Valentin, children make our slogan, "The end of a per- Alternates; Metal Trades-Benja- SUPPLY PERSONNEL VISIT fect day-No accidents." min Denis, Jr. and David M. Akul, VM.F- 232 Members; Ernest K. T. Chun and An important phase of the Supply Douglas Shin, Alternates: Electric Department's indoctrination train- K-Bay Teen Club Trades-Gilbert D. Silva, Member; ing was completed last week and Masaru Tomasa, Alternate; Utilities By DOTTY GREKMER was considered most successful. The Kaneohe Bay Teen Club is Division-Walter H. Gasper, Mem- Thanks to the kokua of VMF-232, ber: d e o Arakawa. having a Halloween Party tonight GRADS-Nine Marines satisfactorily completed a 10 week course of Hi Alternate; 111 Supply Department personnel General at 7:30 p.m. Costumes are not neces- instruction on basic vehicle maintenance Oct. 4 the USARPAC Ord- Services-Tom L. Fanene visited the squadron area on Oct. 15, and Frank Himan Jr., Members; sary but a mask must be worn, nance School Wheeled Vehicle Course at Schofield Barracks. Sarting 16, and 17 to become familiar with There will be refreshments serv- John C. Holbron and Edith K. No- their operations and supply prob- with the front row from left to right are Pfc. Larry E. Stauber, Anti- bliase, Alternates. ed. lems. tank Co., 4th Marines: Salt. James S. Strapp, MABS-I 3 MA G-13 and Area No. 3-Administration, Each member will be allowed one Hous- The civilians. enlisted and officer Cpl. Dionisio R. Elvenia, Serv. Co.. H&S Bn., Camp Smith. Middle row ing, Design, and Maintenance Con- guest and must notify Mrs. Free- personnel who attended were ex- from left to right are Pfc. Jesus Miniel Jr., 3rd Shore Party Bn.; Pfc. trol Divisions, Shops Engineer Of- man by 6 p.m. tonight by calling tremely impressed with the presen- 72470. Richard J Mikoloizzyk, MABS-I3; and Cpl. Abraham Putnam, "C" fice, Public Works Dept.-June received. The Chun tation and information Planning committee for this Co. 3rd Motor Trans. Bn.; Third row, Cpl. Paul Hansen, "C Co. 3rd and Gladys McCool, Members; g r am began with a training pro party is Pam Pearman. Marcy Motor Trans. Bn.; Cpl. Joe D. Turner, Wpns. Co.. I st Bn.; and SSgt. Miyoko Sato and Jeannette Hines, briefing in the squadim ready room Alternates; Gross. Bob K.eil and Larry Norton. William D. Ward Det. I 3rd Serv. Regt. Graduation ceremonies were Marine Services DM- on the mission and aims of the No. S. ARMY PHOTO sion-Gregorio Artajo, M e m be r; squadron. held in Schofield Theater 4.-U. Clarence Yee, Alternate: Material Other phases of the session in- Base Camp Division-James Ako, Koon Ahn Lee cluded an inspection and instruc- Continued from P-4 and Raymond Tanaka, Members; tions on the use of aviation clothing welcome because of the chill which TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS Christopher Manuwai and George and equipment, an inspection of M.., /,. Davis. Alternates. arrives with amazing speed as the FJ-4 aircraft, tour of shop areas, into the sea each day. BRIGADE I Running Road Block CivDriv- Area No. 5-Comptroller Depart- sun falls Is+ MARINE and explanation of and demonstra- Hot showers, a luxury of heavenly HQ CO. PrivSusp for 14 days. ment: James Kt,jiki, Member. Owen of squadron planes m a k i n g tion ecstasy to the Leathernees. are PYLE. R. C.. Sgt. Speeding 35 25. ILAP'ENIS, T. J., Pfc.. MABS-13. J K. Holt. Alternate. landings on the mirror landing fa- through the courtesy of ' Illegal Parking. Referred to Com- Area No. 6- Miscellaneous Depart- available CivDnvPnvSusp for 14 days cilities at the airfield. Army's 25th Division Engineer manding Officer. Safe Driving ments consisting of Administration, the SERVICE RN. It is anticipated that this training Corps Also serving the needs of School. Communications. Industrial HEARD. B. R. Sgt . Det. 1. 3rd Rela- program will have the following re- men is a Marine Exchange manned tions, Medical. Special Serv. Regt. Running Stop Sign, LU:NTDBERG, R. A.. Pfc., MABS-13 Services, and sults : closer relationship of the sup- by civilian personnel from Hilo. and seven days. Careless Driving, Referred to Legal: David J. Placid°. Member; I ply personnel with the operating ac- CIvDrlvPrtvSusp for carrying a complete line of necessi- Officer Safe Dnving Cecilia Y. Hasegawa, Alternate. realization of the problems IIM:11-161 Commanding tivities, ties. School. Individual . employees' councils will involved in keeping the aircraft in A Ham Radio Station. set up by W}trrriELD. S 1st 12 Running meet with CRISTMAN, D. E., 2nd Lt . VMC -1 their department head the air ready for instant action, SSgt. B. Rosenberg and Sgt. W. Wil- Stop Sign. Speeding 30 25, Civ- twice monthly The Stop Sign. CivDrivPriv_ combined mem- keeping the stocks in Ready-for- son of Heaquarters Co.. 1st Maxine DrivPrivSusp for 14 days Running bership of the employees* Susp for seven days. council issue condition, assisting the using Brigade. is available to personnel in 4th MARINES will meet with the Commanding activity in every way to get the parts the base camp for official and per- ELLIOTT T M Capt.. H&S CR.s.WFORD, K., Pfc. VMF-231, Officer of each the third Thursday required as fast as possible. realiz- sonal messages. Open 24 hours a 4th Marines. Illegal Parking, No T H. Drivers License. De- month_ ing the hazardous job the pilots station averages eight or Reinstration not in view. Safe fective lights. Referred to FLOWERS FOR day. the THE SICK have to perform in flying the air- daily to Kaneohe Bay Driving School Official Warn- manding Officer Safe Dr1 The Commanding Officer has ap- nine calls craft, and a full clear picture of the families and the total is now well ing. School. -- importance of the supply mission. over the century mark. Messages WILLIAMS. D. G 1st Lt., H&S Co., The Supply Department extends can also be sent to friends and rela- 4th Marines. Speeding 45 '35 Civ- MCAS `0' Wives its sincere thanks to the Command- tions living anywhere in the world. DrivPrivSusp for 14 days. BATALON C. P., Sgt.. Next meeting of the "0" Wives' ing Officer of VMF-232 and all who A chapel has been erected off the CORMIER, L F.. Pfc., Hale Co., Stop Sign, CivDrivPrivSusp Club is slated for Tuesday. Nov. 6 contributed to this fine program, in main thoroughfare. complete with 1st Bn., No T H Drivers License. 14 days. and will be held at the Officers' particular to Maj. J. V. Booker and steeple and bell which caters to the Referred to Commanding Officer HOWLE, M., DT2.. Speeding 37'26 R. 'Tucker, Capt. R. E. Percival, Club. Mrs. Eleanor Arita, well L spiritual needs of both Catholic and and Safe Driving School. Running Stop Sign. CivDrivPriv known island artist, will demon- 1st Lt. K. L. Scarborough, and 2nd Protestant personnel SCHWARTZ, V.. SSgt.. "F" Co.. 2nd Susp for 21 days Us. R. R. Johnson and J. N. Keithly strate the art of flower arranging. One of the most popular and Bn.. Speeding 40-45 35. CivDriv- NEAT. R B.. TSgt.. Speeding. Civ for the opportunity to visit and PrivSusp 14 She plans to arrange a tropical ten-selY awaited niUy features for days. DrivPrivSusp for 14 days key role VMF-232 learn about the of base camp is the arrival of HAGEN D G Pfc.. H&S Oo , 3rd mix, anthuriums and will do a the THOMPSON, C. K. Cpl., occupies in the defense system of liberty busses to Hilo at 5 p.m. Bn., No T H. Drivers License, Thanksgiving fruit and vegetable run Referred to Com our country. each evening. Decked out in ra- Referred to Commanding Officer Stop Sign. arrangement. manding Officer. Safe Driv CASH AWARD TO TOMPIELNIS zor-sharp seta of tropics's and and Safe Driving School. Social hour will begin at 11:30 School. am Luncheon will be Cdr. R. R. Graham. Public Works highly shined shoes. the ever- LINDSEY. L, Sgt. H&S Co . 3rd fin served at Pfc.. Unsafe 12:30 p.m. Officer, presented a certificate of faithful liberty hounds make the Speeding 35/96, CivDrivPnvSusP VACCARO. D.. ing, Major contributing factor If anyone has any old comic award and $20.00 this week to Floyd hour and a half run to the coastal for ]4 days. an accident. Referred to C books or little children's story and H. Tompkins, Fireman. for his city. Charlie Co., 3rd MT Bo-, DRUMRIGHT W. C.. Capt "H manding Officer. Gars Dn. picture books not in use. Osage adopted beneficial suggestion enti- handles the trips and also trans- Co. 3rd Bn . Running Stop Sign, bring them to the luncheon. They tled "Water Column Lighting." portation for 4th Marines Knits CivDrivPrivSusp for 14 days. School will be donated to the Station Mr Tompkins suggested providing during field problems. NATION. C. D.. Sgt.. -I" Co., 3rd Bn., CIVILIANS each boiler with an adequate light Currently scheduled to return to Speeding 30 15 Est., . Civ- Nursery. Speeding 46 to better determine the water level, Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station DrivPrivSusp for 30 days. LE, Helen F.. Make your reservations early this for 14 days. 27 MA G -13 ClvDrivPrivSusp month by phoning : Shirley Moog- thus assuring the optimum of safe- on Oct. are the artillery units, 73-375; Idalla Lawrenson-72-317; ty 42 Mortar Co.. and Anti-Tank Co., KNOX , D. H. Cpl.. Ii&M13_13 Speed- Venka Loehe--2.5-6851: Norma NAKAMURA ON MILITARY closing out the training period. ing 35 25. Running Stop Sign, A NAVY Viking rocket . Referred Taylor-26-6625; Mary Bustamante LEAVE The Base Camp detachment, com- to Commanding Officer an altitude of 511-.: miles and manded by Maj. E. J. d Safe Driving School. White San - 24-1241. Reservations must be Richard Nakamura. Head Car- Orem. Execu- speed of 2.250 mph D. R.. 3, 1 made by Saturday noon. Nov 2 and penter in the Public Works Depart- tive Officer. Service Bn., will return Sgt.. H&MS-13, Proving Ground. N. M Ma; mncellations must be made by Mon- ment left this past Saturday for 29. day noon. Nov. 4. Port Hueneme where he will be in Most Security Dept. FROM: Place LT. COL. R a y - Sections Now Based mond F. Garrary Stamp(sl Jr. receives Wed- In Main Gate Bldg. Here nesday the silver Two sections of the MCAS Se- leaves signifying curity department moved to the his promotion to main gate Monday. They are the TO: that r a n k from identification card and traffic in- Col. Jack R. vestigation sections which were Cram, CO, MC- formerly located in Bldg. 220. Now ...N.... m AS, and Mrs. housed in the main gate building Garraty. Lt. Col. are the offices of the provost mar- shal and assistant provost marshal, Garrity is a pass and tag section, criminal in- graduate of the vestigation, MAIL THE WINDWARD . TODAY in addition to those MARINE HOME Uni- Georgetown named above. The phone numbers NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. versity School of of thezle offices remain the same. Postage required: 3d Class Mall-3e, 1st Class Mail--1.c. Law and present- Traffic Court and Safe Driving 12c. For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer rite with tat. ly is Station Le- School are now located in Bldg. or staple. gal Officer. 267.