.e" ffieffe,r/ 01 H. No. 39 I c 4f CORPS 411? CT K 41VFOHE BAY. T. H. Friday, Janteu-, 8, 1054 BISCUIT SHOOTER BENEFIT DANCES KICKOFF BAY PIONEERS I MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN BOUND FOR Last year, to treat one case--the highest costing ease in the STATES DUTY Nation---of infantile paralysis. it came to a total of $32.000. re- January 14 - The second ported Chaplain Raymond Reed. who is heading up the March anniversary of the arrival of the of Dimes drive for the Station. first major group of Marines to In 1952, he added. the National Foundation for Infantile Pa- reopen the air station as a ralysis spent approximately $24,- Leatherneck installation -will 910,000 for treatment of the dis- mark the end of an era. ease. Of that sum., only 4.3% `RED DEVILS' Two officers and 64 men will went for overhead of the Na- board ship for rotation to the tional headquarters and local mainland, many of them with chapters combined. BASED HERE their families who have resided The 1954 drive will be kicked on the station through their tour. off 15. ?t which danc- Jan. time Of this group, the two officers, of Ho- es will be held at a host '.TWO YEARS Majors Lawrence P. Hart and nolulu. Waikiki and other night Grover C. McClure, Jr., and 31 to drive interest. The permanent population of spots spur enlisted men will be marking an There Will be dances at Kilo- '.he station was increased this week by several hundred Ma- even two years at the air station. hana Gardens, LeRoy's, Niurna- having arrived for duty on Jan- lu Hotel. Kewalo Inn, Queen's rines. uary 14. 1952. Surf. Honolulu Armory, South Colonel Boeker C. Batterton, Seas, Lau Yee Chai, Moaner Ho- commander of the 1st Provision- The enlisted group of "firsts" D. Mur- tel, Elks Club, Eagles, Oasis al Marine Air-Ground Task includes: T Sgt. Joseph Cafe, Arnencan Legion Post No. Force, Fleet Marine Force. at phy: SiSgt Jerry A. Hudson; 26. Dot's Drive Inn, Edgewater Marine Corps Air Station. Ka- S'Ciat. Thomas T. Jones. Jr.: Hotel. Orchid Room, Pciynesian announced Sergeants Lonnie Case. James neohe Bay, T.H., SUNNY SIDE UP-Sgt. RAM N. Seth, WM Detachment, leads Village and Pearl City Tavern. that the "Red Devils" jet fighter Collins. Jr., Ruben Espincza, El- W. Gil- the `woman's touch" in the Station Galley, the type in which The dances will be from 8 p. quadron. which has been under- bert Gaines, Jr., Robert S. Waddell, Eu- she first learned the culinary arts. Yon might say molds* it a m. to 1 a.m. with the presenta- going six months training here, bert. Jimmie M. Wil- family proposition with Sgt. Seiji. She married her teacher, Sgt. tion of a al donation ticket en- has been designated as a per- gene F. Wheeler. Alvin kerson, G. J. Columbe, Frank IlLaretb Johnson, at Cooks and Rakers Scool, MCAS, Cherry titling the bearer to dance rnanently home-based unit by I at N.C., where her husband is PreeentlY etiedened- any or all of the spots. Marine Corps headquarters. Crocco, J. W. DiSalvo, Charles Pit, Esterline, E. L. Giles, W. C. Tickets have been allotted to The squadron arrived several Hobbs, G. H. Mayhugh, T. J. units aboard the Station on a months ago from El Toro Ma- Terry, H. B. Warren, and Cor- "first come. first served" basis. rine Corps Air Station, Santa poral James A. Cashen. COL. SHEPARD, Marine Generals Tickets may be purchased Ana, Calif., to tuaderge training Others in the group of Kaneo- (Cessiriataal as page 4) as an element of force's the task be pioneers are Corporals L. R. Marine Air Group 13. The VET. PILOT, To Visit Base De Col, James Alexander, Paul change in designation means S. Bauer, C A. Culver, R.. J. that personnel will do a perma- Task Force Man, Harney, R. G. Percy, L. J. Rich, nent tour at the air station of IS RETIRED Enroute to East Pfc. Carl C. Holley, Pfc. Etevan Iapproximately two Two years and Maldonado, and Pvt. Frederick MCAS El Toro-Col. Millard Marine brigadier generals, WM Wed Dec. 28 may bring their families to the T. Shepard, commanding officer both en route to Far East posts, C. Duplessis. Islands, it was reported. of VMR-352, MAG-25, which is are expected Kaneohe visitors Although the air group's head- All enlisted men will report to based at the West Coast's largest Tuesday afternoon as guests of In Base Chapel quarters. air base. maintenance Department of Pacific, San Marine Corps Air Station, retired the Station and Task Force com- Francisco, for assignment to new The first marriagt between a and ground control intercept recently after completing 31 mands. duty stations. Maj. McClure, Leatherneck and a member of squadrons have been perma- years military service. The visitors are Brig. Gen. R. who has served as officer in the Women Marine Detachment nently assigned, the "Red Dev- The station E. Hogaboom, prospective 1st charge of the Officers Club and newspaper, at Kaneohe Bay took place dur- ils" is the first tactical squadron FLIGHT JACKET, outlined the Marine Division assistant Com- BOQ, is slated for duty at Ma- ing candlelight services in the to receive this distinction. veteran pilot's career which in- manding General, and Brig. Gen. rine Corps Air Station, Miami, Station Chapel, when S Sgt. Commanding officer of the cluded his earliest aerial sojourn T. G. McFarland. prospective Eu- Fla., with the Third Marine Air gene A. Fent and PFC Lagora E. squadron is Lt. Col. Robert B. in a "Jenny" at San Domingo; 3rd Marine Division assistant Wing, while Maj. Hart will re- Slane. were by Chaplain Burns. his short break from the Marine Commanding General. united port to the Second Marine Air Kermit I. Meier. Corps when he flew one of the Wing at MCAS, Cherry Point, The senior Marine officers are Sgt Fent is serving with the earliest air mail runs his days N.C. He has been Station per- to tour various military instal- 1st OUTSTANDING in Nicaragua, Haiti Virgin Provisional Marine Air- sonnel officer. and lations on Oahu, visit with Adm. Ground Task Force. while his Islands, and his test pilot stint Felix B. Stump at his CinPacFlt wife is serving as a driver with at San Diego. Headquarters, receive honors at the Station's motor transport Bloodmobile to The article also made mention Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. section. f his work with a little remem- Headquarters, and then a r e James Woods was best man 'ered Marine transport unit dur- scheduled to leave from Barber's Matron of honor was Anne M Visit Station ag World World War II. The Point Tuesday evening for their Bosco, a private first class with The Blood Bank of Hawaii (Continued on Page 2) new assignments. the Women Marine Detachment. 3loodmobile is scheduled to ar- -ive at Kaneohe Januar, 14 and Capt. C. I. Kelly will spend the day accepting Wood donations from locally TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS Is Mainland-Bound based civilian employees, mili- The following persons appeared in traffic court during the peri- ry personnel and their depend- od December 21, 1953. through January 6, 1954: Capt. Charles J. Kelly, Task ents. TYSON, Clyde, mgt., HqSq. careless driving, no registration in Force Embarkation officer, is Voluntary blood donations are vehicle and illegal possession of vehicle. slated to leave Kaneohe withir needed to build up a supply that SNOW, Vernon. Sgt., MABS-13, speeding 50 MPH in 35 and 25 ten days for the Mainland. He will be available if and when MPH areas. will report to the CG. Depart- needed. MEDEIROS, Helen Y., civilian, Communications, speeding 50 ment of the Pacific. Blood given by service person- MPH in 35 MPH area. A Korea war veteran, Capt. nel and members of their fami- BELL. Richard E., Pfc., MGCIS-2, expired temporary pass on Kelly arrived at Kaneohe to lies will be made available to vehicle. serve with the Task Force in TOP MAILECIE,-Cpl. Hansa B. Tripler Army Hospital. Blood HENRIQUES, Leon M., Sgt.. MGCIS-2; McMULLIN Edward .7., mid-1953 from Ma. ne Barracks Hoy. i'MF-232, was named Ma- donated by Civil Service em- Cpl.. MGCIS-2 and CHUNG, Samma, T 'Se., failed to stop at stop Washington, D.C. He is a Naval rine of the Month for December ployees will be credited to the sign. Academy graduate, class of 1948. by Maj. Gen. Christian F. Schilt. MCAS Kaneohe Reserve Fund EI.7PBANX., W. N. L., Sat., MJ6....3S-IS, illegal parking. During his Korean tour of duty, Commanding General of Aircraft. from which employees and their ERICK, R. J., AK2, HqSq.: BAMPTON, Frank J., AKAN, HqSq.: he served in six major actions, Fleet Marine Force. Pacific, families may draw when needed. MEISZBERD, R. J. AK-tN HqSq., parting on grass. including the Inchon-5 eoul, whoce headquarters and parent Military personnel willing to DEMATTO, Anthony S., PFC, YMF-232; drinking while driving. Chosen Reservoir and central organization of MAG-13. are lo- make donations should notify MANNS, John T., S/Sgt., HqSq; speeding 35 MPH in 20 MPH campaigns. He was awarded ttie cated at MCAS El Toro. Calif. their unit commander. Civil area Commendation Ribbon with Com- Cpl. Roy was chosen by. his Service employees may inform BREITRECK, John F., Pfc., Hqsq; operating vehicle without bat "V" for his pa: t in the con- squadron or his "ouastanding their blood bank chairman operator's license. flict. performance of duty and for pre- through their immediate super- ACKERNLkN. Robert A.. Cpl.. IstAmphRecon; SCOTT, I., Capt., He will be accompanied to the fieientat in the line of his pro- visors. Others may contact the MAG-13: CARPENTER. 'Marley. Cpl., lstProvMar TF and PAR-

Mainland by his wife, Katherine. fecsion.- Ht is ,:.., plane captain. Station infirmary, eat 72704. KER, Betty, Civilian. illegal parking. aage .9 MV...... THE WIND r7 Ann VARINE Friday, Jawaary 8, 1954 CHURCH STAFF NCO COL SHEPARD JOB, NAME CHANGES TO (041immId tram page 1) SERVICES CLUB unit was called SCAT operations MARK WM'S DISCHARGE and made vital material and par- II January PROTESTANT sonnel hops through some of the A member of Kaneohe's ILM Detachment will soon exchange Dance to the Four-Bits od by her MOS from bookkeeper to housewife. Rhythm from 20(0-2345. worst weather encountered 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, Chap- Pacific Cpl Mary Margaret- finith., w ho retains her maiden name for Bingo ;after bingo, dance airmen to the various el Termite Village. fight ng fronts. adminiptrative purposes, will leave Kaneohe shortly for FMFPac to -The Del-Tones" (2100- 10:30 a.m. Worship Service, A Col- headquarters at Pearl Harbor where she will he processed for 2300). Korean war veteran, Chapel, Termite Village. Shepard more recently served in discharge. 12 January W t t t Hawaii where he commanded. Her husband, '1,-Sgt. Charles Dance to "Monty's Five" "O" ives Club H. Gietzen, recently arrived from An adult nursery attendant will featuring VMR-152 at NAS Barber's Point. care for children of all ages dur- Randy Lynn" as MCRD San Diego for duty at Vocalist Among his combat decorations ing the 10:30 a.m. Protestant (2100-2300). are the Navy Cross which he Meets Tuesday the Windward base. He is a LI January Church Service. won at Nicaragua, the Nicaragu- Kaneohe's Officers Wives' Club member of Station Security. Bingo (2015). t t t an Medal of Merit, the Haitian will feature at their monthly A provision in regulations allow 15 January Medal of luncheon meeting, set for 1 P.M. married Ws to request a dis- Class at Termite Chapel. Merit, the Air Medal Station anniversary: and Legion Tuesday at the "0" Club, hula charged. 7:30 p.m. Monday, Bible Study the of Merit for his uniform of the day, ladies part in the Korean war. demonstration by Sally Kam a- The couple net while both t t t informal (2000-2330). lani and her daughter, Carol were serving at San Diego. CATHOLIC 15 January raWaaa. z'aalfteca. Jean, who will also explain the Cpl. Smith entered the Marine Dance to "The Moonmis- history behind the world famous Corps Sept. 1952 after she had 8:30 a.m. Sunday Mag.% Ter- ters" (2000-2345) . ONE FOR dance. spent 13 months as a civil serv- mite Village. 24 January Club hostesses for the event ice employee with the Army in 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass, Station Bingo (2015) Dance to THE BOOKS are : Mrs. Russell G. Witmer, Japan. Theater. to "The Del-Tones" (2130- 72405: Mrs. James J. Hawkins, 11:45 a.m Daily Mass, Saint 2300). 72676: Mrs. James Hightower, /LEENLIBTXENT Michael's Chapel. CF2*(-1-,4PcaaarafteaasaPe3a7er...a. 23 January Kai. 245702, and Mrs. Ray Bi- Cpl. Everett T. Hamilton, Sta- 6_7 p.m. Confession, every Sat. SHANE-By Jack Schaefer. A Dance to the shop, Kai. 256121. tion Headquarters Squadron, for- urday evening. Air Liners great story of the West and featuring Miss Reservation must be made merly a Selective Service ap- 11:45 a.m. Mass held Monday, Emma Jean, even better if you have not violinist and accordionist with one of the hostesses prior pointee, reenlisted for two years Wednesday, Thursday. St. seen the movie. Shane is ev- from 2000-2345. to Saturday noon. to become a Regular Marine. Michael's Chapel. erything a boy could hope for. 4:15 p.m. Station 27 January Library Bingo. 11:20 a.m. Friday, Hangar 103. THE SINGING SANDS-By Jo- 8:00 a.m. Saturday, St. Mich:.el's 39 January MARINE CORPS GAZETTE Chapel. Dance to "The Com- sephine Tey. Enroute to the modores" (2000-2345r. highlands for a sick leave, In- CONFESSIONS spector OFFERS VARIED READING NOTE : The dining room is Grant literally stum- Saturday at 6-7 p.m. at St. now open during noon bles upon the body of a young QU.kNTICO. Va. - How 25,000 Communist guerrillas kept Michael's Chapel, and before hour for meals from 1100- man in a train compartment Greek Government forces at bay for three years is the subject every Mass. 1300 Monday through Fri- which reeks with whiAey. An of a five-part article beginning in the January issue of the Marine NOVENA days. intriguing novel when Grant Cqrps GAZETTE. Monday, St. Michael's Chapel proves it was no accident but The Anti-Bandit War, by Colonel J. C. Murray. USMC, traces -5:15 p.m. MURDER! the Pattern of the fight against NOTE : Henceforth, the expansionist Soviet Communism Club will be open from t t t A GRADUAL JOY-Alma Reut- in Greece, birthplace of democ- 9:30 A.M. on to serve Sun- OFFICERS' racy. JEWISH day breakfast. song. A booK that will blow 8 00 p.m. Friday evening, Na- through the current American -- The January issue also an- Ma- val Base Chapel, Pearl 11ar. literary scene like a fresh CLUB nour-ces the winners of the rine Corps' Association's 1953 bcr, T.H. WE WANT NEWS spring breeze It is a book about a younger generation INPVIIPN Prize Essay Contest, and pre- The WINDWARD MARINE winning essay of Class MX INVENTORY who knows exactly w'. -ere Its January sents the The Marine Exchange will be wants news stones of general going, and about a fantastical- 1. Other prize winning essays A private luncheon at 1 p.m. will be published in subsequent closed Monday and Tuesday - interest. You may contact us by ly unlikely marriage that January 11 and issues. 12-for inven- calling 72104. works because the husband January 12 tory. and wife happen to be decent Other feature articles include people. Fight movies at 6 p.m. Air Interdiction by Lt. Col. Sam- uel B. Folsom-an analysis of January 15 THE DEVIL'S LAUGHTIZ-By our air interdiction program in Frank Yerby. Once again Yer- Station Anniversary Party. Korea. It presents some well- grounded suggestions im- a by has combined authentic, ac- Uniform: whites. for curate history with his now provement. Away from tactical considera- famous abilities as a story tell- TWO CIVILIANS er to give us the rich violent tions M/Sgt. John J. Morgan holds a clinic on Marine tale of men and women in a the CASH WINNERS Corps' present re-enlistment tumultuous era of the past- program with his but a past which seems so straightfor- FOR THEIR IDEAS ward article, The Outlook. A les- very close to our own present. Two Kaneohe civilian employ- son in political economy follows ees received cash awards this with Colonel J D. kitties dis- BOOSTER week for their beneficial sug- ClaSlOn of Japan's Predicament. gestions. Problems attendant in teach- ing amphibious warfare to Chi- of a $10 check was Recipient nese Marines are well document- L. S. for her sug- Rose Camacho ed in Major George W. :arring- 11; gestion involving the follow-up ton, Jr.'s Language No Barrier, on installation of adopted sug- and the conclusion of Mon- gestions. Also receiving a $10 Lynn toss' three-part article, The DWI check was Grace L. Watson who wi t; the Rifle completes the is- suggested a date of revision of sue allowances list be shown on cer- tain documents. FIRST BORN NEW ASSIGNMENT Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Robert WINDWARD MARINE Maj. John R. Hyneman has Masterson were the parents of been named assistant Chief of the first child recorded as being Col. Frank G. Dailey Commanding Officer born on the Windward aide in Staff (G-4 r for logistics on the Lt. Col. John F. Carey Executive Officer staff of Col. Boeker C. Batterton, the New Year. Capt. Cecil P. Lewis Officer-in-charge commanding officer of the 1st Their new daughter, Nondas T 'Sgt. William J. Morris Editor Provisional Marine Air-Ground Gail, was born at 3:48 a.m., Jan. Task Force. He replaces Lt. Col. 1, in Tripler. The child was born Staff members : Cpl. Thomas Creachbaum, sports, and Pfc. on the parents' first wedding an- Denton C. Dodge, news-circulation. Both George Stallings who was re. staff members He is attached to also serve as clerk-typists. cently appointed Task Force ex- niversary. ecutive officer. MCGIS-2. THE WINDWARD MARINE is published each Friday by the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay, T.H., Navy Number 990, C 0 Fleet Post Office San Francisco. Calif., with BASKETBALL SCHEDULE non-appropriated funds at the Windward Oahu Reporter Pub- Time lishing Co-rnany, Lanikai, T.H. Cost of this publication :s Second Round Place borne by the Station Special Service, Department Recreation 14 Ja:.-Marines vs. Coast Guard Tripler 2000 Fund. Telephone: 72104. ACTRESS Pat Crowley. - 19 Jan.-Marines 'vs. SubPac Bloch Arena This publication is produced in compliance Broadway actress. who quit with Marine 21 Jan.-Marines vs. CnmSta Hickam 2000 Corps Manual, Chapter 17, 17106. the stage for the movie cap- Paragraph 26 Jan.-Marines vs. Barber's Pt. Bloch Arena The WINDWARD MARINE uses material from the hits back at stage stars Armed ital. 28 Jan.-Marin!s vs. Hickam Hlckam 2000 Forces. Press Services, 641 Washington St., New York 14, N.Y. who make nasty remarks 1' Feb.-Marines vs. CincServPac Bloch Arena AFPS material appearing in this publication may not be used about Hollywood after they 4 Feb.-Marines vs. Naval Base Bloch Arena without written permission, haul failed to make the grade. 9 Feb.-Marines vs . Army Bloch Arena (Circulation - Pat says it's Just ..sour Bloch Arena time for Second Round will be scheduled later. /Ili pes.'' Friday, January 8, 1954 TIIE A a., W .4 R I) "f .4 RI2VE ?Ma 3 WMs Beaten in YOUR WINDWARD SPORTS First Outing In BB Tourney ALL-STAR TEAMS PICKED Kaneohe's WM basketball team, as yet unnamed, were FOR RECORD sunk Monday night by the Trip- IN KANEOHE 1NTRAMURALS ler Army Nurses in a lop-sided rgIPNdgllwrPN.IPNP'..dllsVPaIPVPNdllP.IIPvllPdllPNVPPdllPallPVPVIIP'VIIPVNd0P%aPP contest-47 to 29-which marked by The All -Star Intramural teams were selected this week by the initial hardwood get -tor; ether Cpl. Tom Creachbausa, Sports Editor officials who have witnessed the best players in action. First of island-wide Women's Inter- and second team selections were made up in basketball and foot- Basketball competition. is college service The Hula Bowl game just around the corner as the ball. In softball only one team was made up of the outstanding formidable appear- All-Stars arrived in town Sunday and now have been under- Even the players. on the victor's court of the going heavy duty practice sessions on the Honolulu Stadium FIRST BASKETBALL ance turf TEAM- adopted mascot, a rugged in preparation for tonight's battle with the Hawaiian All-Stars. Ronald Geilow, MAMS WM's CAMERON, DOUR Forward, anti-referee named This game, made up of the college stars and Forward, Smith, MAMS bulldog outstanding the Paul "Fuddles," didn't help the Lady stars of professional football teams, should prove to be quite a LUNCHEON GUESTS Center, Charles Althafer, thriller. Leathernecks' scoring. OF COL. DAILEY -MGCIS However, Kaneohe's Betty von Cameron This will probably be one of the greatest collections of foot- All-American Paul Guard, Frank Webb, MGCIS Stuben racked up 12 points to be ball talent ever i.sembled on one team. The .xillegians will be and outstanding tackle Chuck Guard, Tom Creachbaum, high pointer for the losers. Score under Head Coach Neal BlaisdelL commissioner of the Univer- Doud, both, needless to say, of TASK FORCE at halftime : Nurses 22, K-Bay were sity Armed Forces Conference. UCLA's Rose Bowl team, Second Team 12. Kaneohe women also played college guests of Col. Frank Guiding the ail-stars will be Quarterback Bobby Gar- luncheon Forward, Charles Buch, MABS Wahiawa Waves Wednesday rett, whose sharp aerials brought victory for the West over the G. Dailey, Station commanding night, the results of which will and then Forward, Calvin Emanus, East 31-7 last Saturday afternoon in San Francisco. officer, Wednesday -VMF232 appear in next week's WIND- were led on an informal tour of Honolulu fans will see Halfback Paul Cameron, UCLA's MI- Center, Doug Dillon, HMR-361 Their next contest will be the station. American, who played one of his greatest games in the Rose air Guard, Ed Cornist, played at Lome Monday when Col. Dailey's son, Jack, is a Bowl against Michigan State as his team went down to defeat TASK FORCE the Pearl Harbor Waves visit UCLA team member and under- 28-20. They will see the All-American in his famous pass and Guard, Harry Nemeroff, 1-he windward side. run play which has been deadly to many opposing teams. study during the past season to the famous Cameron. Both visit- -HEDRON Probably at the flanker position will be Steve Meilinger, Ken- Paul Smith of MAMS and ing grid stars will see action in tucky's great All-American end, who was a member of the East Charles Althafer of MGCIS re- Marine Cagers team where he played an outstanding game the Hula Bowl Milk Fund classic- Stadium. ceived a unanimous vote for the Stanford's Sam More ly will be another stand-out at the end tonight at Honolulu first string positions. position. More ly is also a rugged man on defense besides snag- Sink Naval Base ging passes from his sidekick quarterback Garrett. TF REC COUNCIL, On the gridiron, MAMS and Tuesday night In addition to Garrett, Cameron. Meilinger and More ly oth- Marine cagers COMMITTEE SET MARS shared the title and dom- pawed on the steam in the sec- ers here to participate in the contest are Milton Bohart, Wash- "on". inated all but one position on the ond half to completely outclass ington guard : Larry Gr' .;gs. Oklahoma halfback. The latter officer of Task Force Trandinr all-star football team. VMF-232 Naval Base in the Hidkam cur- streaked 24 yards around the Maryland left end for the game- company, has headquarters captured the lone spot in the tain-raiser by a 69-59 score. winning touchdown which gave Oklahoma a 7-0 win over the named members of the Recrea- Terps in star-studded backfield. five rallied the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day. Chuck Doud, tion Council and those who will TEAM-FOOTBALL The Leather...1.2k UCLA tackle: Morgan Nt-illiams, FIRST in the second half to whip the TCU tackle; Tom Nickoloff, serve on the Enlisted Recrea- End, Bill Saunders, MABS USC end : Ed after trailing most of Pucci. USC guard : Jerry Goody, Baylor halfback, tion Committee for the company. Asberry, MAMS Bluejackets and Kosse End, Lite half. Glenn Rodney, Intl Johnson. Rice fullback. Senior member of the council Gilbert Garcia, MAMS the first For the Guard, and Dick Criss com- Islanders. three standout professionals will join is Capt. Howard T. Stubbs, Center, Leonard Porter, MABS Proctor, the Hawaiian I sailors trouble All-Stars Elroy Crazylegsi Hirsch of LA Rams, while other members are 1st Lt. Back, Marvin Scheuffner, MABS bined to give the Babe Parelli of the Green Pay Packers and Mac Speddie, for- Earl H. See and 1st Lt. Frank all evening. mer Cleveland Back, Ted Hulett, MAMS Browns end will play. Coaching the local team M Reeve, the latter serving as The backboards were controll- will be Tommy Back, Bill Thiry, VMF-232 Kaulukukui of the champion '49ers. recorder. Back, Jim Stewart, MAMS ed mostly by the Marines Two Kaneohe Leathernecks will be on Both the team. Right end Senior member of the commit- Second Team throughout the contest. Joe Connors and Halfback Bob Radford have been working out tee is M/Sgt. James 0. Doran. End, Orland Jones, MABS teams collected 25 field raids, with other service stars. but the Leathernecks scored only Four Pearl Harbor Serving as recorder will be TI- End, H. Bordigon, VMF-232 Marines will sec action also Skippy Dyer, Guard, Phil Waddell, MABS 10 free throws. Joe Matesic, Bob Brown and Sgt. Henry C. Thibodeaux, while Earl Jackson will play with other members are S'Sgt. Center, Ken Reed, MGCIS Proctor was the leading scor- the lineup of local and service stars. Maj. Wally Wiliams. PH contributed 20 grid James K. Robinson, Sgt. Joht Back, Don Harding, MAMS er, as usual. He coach. will be an assistant coach for the locals. teammate Jay Wil- The game H. Holley, Cpl. Myron D. Os- Back, Harry Nemeroff, points with proceeds go for the Milk Fund for Honolulu school up the nets for 16 children and the born and PFC Gerald A. Saxon. HEDRON liams burning quota this year is 3.800 bottles of milk every Back, Jack Debias, MABS points. Player-coach Harry Wells school week. The game every year is an outstanding battle' be- CONNORS, STAR Back, Pete Bartowick, HMR-361 topped the scoring for the losers tween two all-star elevens and is played before a near-capaci- ty crowd. Honorable Mention- Hornung, with 13 markers. END, TO LEAVE MABS; Hoff, MAMS; Osborn, Joe Connors. first-string end TASK FORCE ; Saxton, TASK INVENTORY for the Kaneohe Marines during FORCE; Noblit, MABS; Berg, The station Commissary will INTRAMURAL PROGRAM their 1953 grid season and one of MABS : Ochoa, VMF-232 ; Lord, be closed for inventory January the men slated to play in the (Continued on page 4) 28 and reopened January 29. KANEOHE Hula Bowl on Jan. 8, will be MCAS transferred to the Mainland for MAMS rolled up victories in basketball and softball over the discharge at the holidays which helped them to increase their lead over their month. end of the PROCTOR MARINE CENTER runner-up contender-MGCIS. Maj. George E. Kelly, com- Last Monday evening: VMF-232 moved to a convincing vic- manding officer of Task Force POINTER tory over MGCIS in football: MAMS, who are leading the league headquarters company, said Con- IS LEAGUE HIGH in basketball, had a narrow es- nors is to be sent to Marine pivotman of the Leatherneck basketball cape from defeat at the hands leaders. Marine Lou Proctor. Barracks, Treasure Island, Calif. all individuals for scoring honors in the Armed of MABS, but came from behind Wednesday. MABS ended five. is leading their for processing and discharge. league so far. Proctor has scored a total of to win 47-41. It makes the sec- season in football convincingly Forces basketball A native of Pittston, Pa., Con- 108 points in four contests. and straight time the MABS five as they unleashed a sharp aeri- nors played at William and who played his college ball at Beloit. has registered have been defeated in the al attack mixed with Proctor, last running Mary from 1948 to 1951. He 38 field goals and 32 free throws minute of play. plays and rolled 82-61 and Coast Charlie Buch to an easy 41-0 also played with the Parris Is- which boosts his average to 27 ing Hickam, was outstanding win over 78-63. The Pointers drew for the losers, HQSQ. It was the land Marines in 1951-the year points per game. Guard while Paul Smith led the win- largest score in the football Monday evening, but the team won the All-Marine Jim Peterkin, Hickam pivot a bye last ners. On the diamond, HQSQ league this season. Their only back Wednesday to whip championship. man, is next in line with 95, fol- came outslugged MGCIS. setoack was at the hands of Marines, 73-67 lowed by Harry Wells, player- the MAMS. who won a thriller ear- of the pre- Tuesday nigh t: HEDRON coach of Naval Base, who is the CinCServPac, one lier in the season 7-6. Their R/cAii lost its last completely outclassed TASK top Navy scorer with 81. season choices, has FORCE on the gridiron as they touchdown stampede was due two games by close margins but TOP FIVE SCORERS smashed to victory. The TASK mostly to Quarterback Mary was expected to bounce back FORCE basketball tea-n started Schueffner in the HQSQ contest. Name. Team Fg Ft Total Avg. this week against Naval Base slowly then rallied in the second MGCIS continued their win- PROCTOR, and the Marines. ning half to 'rand HQSQ a crushing ways on the hardwood by Marines 38 32 108 27 Coast Guard was another of 75-36 defeat. Forward Bill Great- blasting HEDRON 45-29. The PETERKIN, the league's surprise teams, hav- .1, house and pivot artist Ed Cornist MGCIS quintet had little trou- . Hic4cam .... 32 31 95 23.3 ing broken even in four games. led in the devastating triumph. ble and used substitutes regular- i WELLS, The Armed Forces League ly throughout the R.10,0E Greathouse. with sizzling drive game. Frank IN CO...1.F..- Naval Base 28 25 81 20.1 Standings: in lay-up shots. virtually sanic Webb was the deciding factor in 51/4TE GAL. SCHENK, Teens Won Lost 9PAR.g.:-.D the rout as he burned up the Army 18 30 66 22. 3 0 all hopes for the station team to SETON NALL Barber's Point pull an upset. In softuall MA- nets for 20 points. Daltstead led DEVICE, Army 3 0 the 71:0 CAPTIJF- MS remained unbeatable as it losers with 12 markers. TWE P.I.I.T. T4-.i SubPac ... 28 10 66 16. 2 Hickam 3 0 LAST MARCH slugged to a 11-1 In softball. HQSQ had a The Army and Barber's Point Coast Guard ..... 2 2 triumph over slug- P415 'TA- highly-touted TASK FORCE. fest against HMR-361 and won 4P 4+97TE. are now deadlocked in the CinCServPac 1 2 TASK FORCE looked sharp in without too much trouble. In LAST 5g-A50+4 Armed Forces Conference. both CommSta 1 2 ....4411 EARNED 14IM 1 football HEDRON i Naval Base 3 defeating MGCIS the following was victori- AN AL.- - quintets remaining undefeated. week but cuuldn,t seem to match ol'b over VisiF-232. AMERICAN Last week, Army .displayed good SubPac 1 3 TTT.E. 1 tM4 hitting power of the league Mastinail sis page 4) I ball handling tactics in defeat-' Marines 3 8. 1 454 (' $ THE WIADWARD .41.4RI1 E Faidav, Januar.. ADDITIONAL SPORTS

INTRAMURAL Kaneohe Meets PROGRAM Strong NAS (Continued from page 3) HMR-361 had trouble in de- Bowlers Tonight feating HQSQ 50-43 on the hard- A bowling team representing wood. The helicopter lads start- Kaneohe Marines will meet the ed slow in the first half, then NAS Ford Islanders tonight at kept a steady pace which was Hickam in one of many matches too much for the station five to which will resume competition maintain. Dillon led the win- in the Hawaiian Armed Forces ners with 21 points, while Bowling League after a two-week Holmes followei for the losers layoff because of holidays. with 18 markers. The top match of the nigh:. FOOTBALL STANDINGS however, will be between Ft. Shafter and the Hickam Flyers Team IV_ Last at the USARPAC post. The Shaf- MARS 14 1 ter men are leading the league MAMS 12 1 by one game. HEDRON 9 5 The Army has only two games HM:c1-361 4 scheduled after tonight's contest VMF-232 8 7 and could, by sewing up its three- MGCIS 5 9 game run against Hickam, TASK FORCE .... 3 12 sweep the championship. HQSQ .. 1 14 Other games scheduled are: BASKETBALL STANDLNGS Barber's Point vs. last place ComServPac; NAD Oahu vs. Team Won Last Marine Barracks; Schofield vs. MAMS 12 1 SubPac. and Trip ler vs. Fleet MGCIS 1^ 2 Marine Force-all at the Hick- VMF-232 9 3 am alleys. TASK FORCE One other match will see the 8 4 QUAIL-Through the efforts of CWO Lloyd M. Hill. Station Transportation officer. HMR-361 CinCServPac team roll against WINDWARD 7 right. Kaneohe's Ft. Hase area will be used in an experimental program to determine what type MABS Naval Base. efficiently. Holding a Califor- HEDRON of management will increase such winged wildlife as shown above Valley quail is _loan It. Woodworth, Territorial with the Division of HQSQ nia Wildlife Conservationist 0 14 Fish and Game. His department has stocked a portion of the Ft. Hase area with 26 quail. consist- SOFTBALL LEAGUE ALL-STARS ing of 13 cocks and 13 hens. The birds were trapped in the Pohakuloa Game Management Area (Continued from page 3) on Hawaii. At a later date. partridge and more pheasants will be brought to the game reserve. STANDINGS MAMS, Mooney, MGCIS; Tom- Three miles of fire breaks were cut by CWO Hill and volunteer Marines and sown with 12 dif- massen, TASK FORCE. ferent kinds of seed for the birds. A mongoose control system has been established to protect Team Won Lint Two players received unani- the nests of the new "guests" and a banding station is planned. MAMS 15 0 mous choices on the first team. TASK FORCE 9 Both ends Bill Saunders of MA- MGCIS 11 4 BS and Luke Asberry of MAMS VMF -7.32 5 5 were outstanding throughout the ;AMES' DRIVE MABS 5 7 season. Coach o: the Year went STATION THEATER HMR-361 (Continued frma Page 1) 3 12 to MARS player-coach No- March of HEDRON Don from the following 3 12 blit. Noblit gathered up raw tal- Dimes representatives: Tonight-Wary Ryan, Detective' HQSQ 2 11 ent at the start of the season, STATION - Chaplain Reed, Marsha Hunt. John Lir] Point Games then his team went on to share ext. 72350. Fair Total Played the title with MAMS, which was TASK FORCE - Maj. Hyne- Golden Blade' MAMS 595 41 not expected earlier in the sea- man, ext. 72987. Tomorrow-The MGCIS 515 43 Ion. Rock Hudson. Piper Laurie RECON GROUP - Lt. Simon- Excellent MABS 460 41 son, ext. 72812. . 6 . VMF-232 425 MAMS. TASK FORCE and 36 Summerlin, Is Love' HMR-361 3821,2 41 MGCIS sewed up most of the MAG-13 - Maj. Sunday -'So This 72677 . N% TASK FORCE 36712 38 positions on the all-star softball ext. Kathryn Grayson, alter Abel The which are spon- HEDRON 325 43 team. dances, Excellent by the local HQSQ -70 42 FIRST TEAM-SOFTBALL sored annually chapter of the National Founda- Monday-'Siren of Bagdad' Catcher, Ray Martinez, MGCIS Patricia Medina 1111.64111641PV.660116611666,46.41,66.0,66,vp...... (6 Pitcher, Huck MAMS tion, have come to be classed Paul Henreid. Hulick, Good First Base, Ken Semith, MAMS among Honolulu's top social MIXED of each year. BOWLING Second Base, Whitey Meyers, events Tuesday -The Wild Stallion' - MGCIS Ben Johnson. Edgar Lim hanan RESULTS Third Base, Lou Drzeweicki, Give your support wholeheart- Good TASK FORCE edly to the 1954 March of Dimes 4110661111106.11/.6(111PVIIPaP""66101110"610 Shortstop, Elias Sierra, MAMS Drive. Wednesday 'One Girl's Confession' Due to the Power failure Left Field, Pete Bartowick, Hugo Haas. Cleo Moore throughout Wndward Oahu re- -HMR-361 POOL DELIGHT Good cently resulting from storm dam- Right Field, Dick Carroll, age, the Mixed Bowling com- HEDRON Thursday-"Houdinis petition was halted this week. Center Field, Leonard Newsome, Tony Curtis. Janet Leigh The League will resume from the TASK FORCE Very Good point it was interrupted during Pitcher Huck Hulick. MAMS, next week's play which will be- third baseman Lou Drzeweicki, gin at 7 P.M. instead of 7:30 P.M. TASK FORCE and first base- man Ken Semith of MAMS were WINS DEGREE unanimous choices for the first Special Service Activities team. I GOLF COURSE: p si 6 6 6 6 pm6 6 in 66 p 6. p ,,,, 6.4. 0 gi 6 N.i.6%. 0800 until sunset. Seven days a week LADIES DAY INDOOR MOTIE: 1745-2000 Admission-12 cents' GOLF RI POOL: 16 6 6 elI 6..666 0 .6. 811 .6 411 P. ..61 SWIMMING Tuesday through Sunday An election of officers of the 0900.-1100-Training Ladies Golf Club was held dur- 1100-1400--Dep,,ndents :ng a meeting this week. 1400-Sunset-All hands Chairman. Lee Stansbury: fz \Tice-Chairman. Lou Hawkins; FORT H.4SE RECRE.4TION AREA: Tournament Chairman, Fl o By request. See MC AS General Order 111-53. Rodweller; Treasurer, Hazel r-tHo BBY SHOP: Eidc : Secretary and Publicity Director. June Witwer. Monday-Closed TufssdaY. Thursrlac-0801-'-2130 except On January 14, the Ladies Day cash sales room which operates. from 1230 to 2130. Golfers will furnish a Stableford Tournament. New members are Friday- Closed. Saturdry-7-0800 to 1800 cash sales room open from CAMPUS QUEEN Denise always welcome to join the LN VENEZUELA - Vacation- - 1 200 ing Claire Kallen presents an -1800. Dareel. a lioftra College stu- ladies during the hour.: between Sunday-0Q30 to 1700 dent. won a degree In Beauty, 8:30 and 9 A.M. every Thursday. eye-catching attraction as sbe Poise and Intelligence as Cam- Remember the Scotch Four- poses beside the pool of a Ca- I BOAT HOUSE: pus Queen of New York at the some on Sunday. Jan. 17. All racas. Venezuela hotel. She is 0800 to one-half hour before sunset every day except recent t anipus Quetii Ball at members are urged to participate a tourist from Elizabeth. New Monday. the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. in this contest. Jersey.