or "%kick Tri etwsc.) EVA r efiWir/ )6A the Vol. IV, No. 48 U. S. Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, T. H. Friday, March 16, 1956 Irish, Hawaiians HMR-161 Completes 'Firm Link' 9 The Irish, Irish-Hawaiians and Amphibious Cdr. ior Kauai LEX the Hawaiians all have ex_uses for Returns Home -to Prepare for LEX celebrating this month-St. Pat- Arrives Here for Conferences rick's Day tomorrow and Prince The Marinp Corps' most famous helicopter squadron returned home The amphibious commander of the large-scale 1st Provisional Ma- Kuhio Day March 26. here at 7:30 a.m. Saturday from a 45-day tour through the as Far East Prince Kuhio was lineal des- rine Air-Ground Task Force exercises on Kauai next month arrived Hawaii-based the the only unit to participate in Operation "Firm Link''. cendent of the last King of Kauai, here Sunday evening. is r:crt. Walter W. Strohbehn, USN, com- eight 'copters left the USS Hancock five miles outside Pearl Harbor and an elected delegate to Con- mander of Amphibious Squadron I, who with his staff, aboard the and flew directly to Kaneohe. gress. USS Henrico, docked at Pearl Harbor March II. The Henrico will Close to 100 officers and men of Marine Helicopter Squae on-161 be the command ship for the returned to their parent organi- April maneuvers. Group 13 ation, Marine Aircraft tion cane that month when they The PhibRon 1 commander and here, with a "high record of ef- transported an entire rifle com- his staff will be conferring here ficiency" for their part in tht pany into a front line position to with Brig. Gen. Edward C. Dyer. SEATO demonstration near Bang- take a strategically important Task Force commander, and his kok, Thailand on Feb. 15-18. hill. staff. for the next two weeks. On hand to greet Maj. David Operation Mauka, as the opera- Riley's squadron was Col. Fred- From that time on, evacuation tion has been designated, is one A. Ramsey, Chief of of wounded, movement of priority erick Jr., of a series of continuing Marine- Staff of the 1st Provisional Ma- supplies and transportation of troops were daily occurences Navy exercises to maintain am- rine Air-Ground Task Force; Col. until phibious the end of the Korean Since operations abreast of Max J. Volcansek, Jr., MAG-13 war. modern developments. commander; and dependents of the that time, the squadron has con- squadron's personnel. tinued to work with Pacific-based The Kauai exercise follows on the heels of Operation COWLEX a weekend of readjust- units in training, with a brief in- .tfti.r in the Aleutians in late January, ment from shipboard life and re- terlude last April while aboard unions. the versatile helicopter ship to Hawaii. men began three weeks of inten- During the Korean conflict, the with elements of the 1st Marine sive preparation for Operation squadron evacuated more than Division from the West Coast, and Mauka which starts the first week 3.000 casualties to hospital ships the 3rd Marine Division atomic in April. and field hospitals and at one age amphibious exercise at Iwo But HMR-161 is geared for time aias supporting two entire Jima last month. quick action. When the squadron regiments on the front lines, ap- Also on the Henrico Sunday :eceived orders for the Bangkok proximately 10.000 Marines. was the 1st Reconnaisance Corn- maneuvers last January, they were pany, from the 1st Marine Divi- only allotted 36 hours to pack up Since arriving here to become sion. and about 130 replacements and board the carrier, USS the Task Force' vertical air arm, for the 4th Marines (Reinf) and Princeton. at Pearl Harbor. the 'copters have continued to MUCH PLANNING is being done here as Navy and Marine com- manders for Operation Mauka and their staffs work out the final Marine Aircraft Group 13. The The squadron added to its rep- prove their versatility and last renonnaisanc.e company of about details for the large scale amphibious exercise on Kauai early in April. utation for adaptability and mo- fall completed airborne training 100 officers and men will be at bility during the SEATO opera- for the 5,000 men of the 4th Ma- Capt. Walter W. Strohbehn, USN, left, discusses the employment of this Windward Air Station until tions when they helped ferry the rines. his command, Amphibious Squadron I, with Brig. Gen. Edward C. later this month, when it will go Marine infantry troops from ship During Operation Dyer, commanding general, Task Force. The nearly 20 Navy ships to Kauai to act as aggressor to shore, moved supplies and car- Mauka next month, the squadron will and 5,000 personnel of COMPHIBRON I will be teamed with 8,000 force for Operation Mauka. ried visiting dignitaries on in- have its chance to prove once again the Marines of the Task Force for the forthcoming tactical test of land, Also arriving Sunday on the spection tours. Marine Corps' USS Noble for participation in For three days, the helicopters concept of a fast sea, air assault in the modern concept. moving force with wide the exercise was the 1st Communi- of 161 were a familiar sight to disper- they sion and "vertical envelopment" by cations Support Company, from the natives of Bangkok as helicopter. the 1st Marine Division. moved constantly between the Top Photographic Spots in Oahu ships and the city's huge airport. The squadron was commissioned For three nights the squadron's January, 1951, at El Toro Ma- personnel were also a familiar rine Corps Air Facility in Cali- Listed to Aid Photo Contestants Fourth Marines sight to the local citizens as they fornia. explored night life in the Orient. Do you have a camera? Does it work? If the answer is "Yes"; Busy Training Ora the last day of the opera- then don't hesitate to enter the Inter-Service Photography Contest. PERSONNEL LOSS CURTAILS tion, the helicopters flew low cov- With Kaneohe Bay's phase one offering of $200 in award certif- er for the 6.000-man parade of For Maneuvers DEPENDENT MEDICAL CARE icates, further recognition may be won for a picture if it is forwarded SEATO troops which wound for While the 2nd Bn., 4th Marines During the period from to Headquarters, Marine Corps for phase two. three miles through the streets (Reinf) was hitting the beach at March I 16, of Bangkok. to April it will be From there, winning photographs and transparencies will be entered Bellows Field last week, the regi- That the squadron now has just necessary to reduce the de- in the final Inter-Service Photo- ment's 1st Bn., was attacking ene- a short period in which to prepare pendent medical care in the graphy Contest which is sched- Sunday, by the Hawaiian Trail my objectives in the rugged and for the April exercise does not out- patient dinic of the main uled at the Pentagon for about and Mountain Club. mountainous terrain of the Ka- bother its personnel at all. As dispensary. June 1. wailoa training area. Third Bn. A short hike, scenic spots will the first helicopter transport Cooperation of all depend- It should be emphasized that 12th Marines, regimental artillery, squadron ever to be committed to include a natural lava bridge that simultaneously was firing from ents is ernestly requested so this contest is for the "shutter- spans and traverses the rim of combat, the squadron had been in that those who require atten- bugging" service personnel and Kaena .Point over the Wainae Korea less than a week before it Koko Head crater, panoramic Mountains into the Makua target tion may receive it. Emergen- not necessarily for those with pro- views xas engaged in rushing supplies of Kaupa Ponds, Hanauma area. des will be treated anytime. fessional ability. Sponsored by Sta- Bay and Koko Head. This area is to a unit of the 1st Marine Divi- local Lt. Col. John A. Lindsay's high- Curtailment of dependent tion special services, the considered a photographer's pa- sion which had beer. ambushed in phase is open to all Marines and spirited 1st Bn. was being put care is only temporary, radise. a mine field. due to Naval personnel stationed at Ka- through every type of difficulty. Arrving in Korea in Sept., 1951, a loss of personnel in the medi- neohe who have been on active Camera fans interested in join- One company, which made a simu_ the squadron's first unique opera- cal department. duty 90 days or more. ing the outing should bring bath- lated helicopter landing, was soon ing suits (for a swim afterward) after knocked out by a theoretical If the reason you haven't en- and provide their own lunch and nuclear weapon. The personnel tered is that you are in a quandary water. Club members and visitors were removed on litters. to to you may as what submit, are meeting on the Richards St. Another company, victims of a find the answer listed below. Ko- side of the Armed Forces YMCA, simulated chemical attack. put on dak Hawaii has compiled a list downtown at 8 a.m. Transportation their gas masks and stormed up Oahu of photographic spots on for will be 35 cents. a steep ridgeline taking their ob- benefit of isle visitors. Contest entries must be black jective. Night training included They are; (1) Waikiki beach: and white, single photos, black probing and defusing ._dummy surfers. catamarans. and canoe and white picture-stories, or color mines that had beer planted by laanchinr: (2) Royal llawishian transparencies. a section from ''`C" Co.. 7th En- hotel Lerounds: tropical plants of For complete details, entry gineers. 201 types: (3) Hawaiian sunsets blanks and contest rules, check The mobile artillery battalion from Waikiki Beach or the acht with the WINDWARD MARINE, moved from Kaena Point to Dill- harbor:: (4) Honolulu aquarium; ext. 72104 or the photo lab in the ingham Air Force Base to Waikane (5) Punch Bowl cemetary (view of Station special service's Hobby training area during the course city from site) ; Shop. of the week. Live high angle fire (6) Kewalo fishing fleet; (7) was the mission at Kaena Point. Nouanu Pali: (11) Tantalus Dr.: Moving out at night under black- (12) pineapple fields; (13) sugar TWO TOWN BUSINESS MEET out conditions, they ran into Ma- cane plantations; (14) burning HOSTS LOCAL OFFICERS rine aggressor forces upon ar- sugar cane; (15) Triplex Army Thirty Marine Corps officers eliVal at D.Ilinglham Air Force Hospital; (17) Pearl Harbor from and their wives from the Air Sta- Base. Having defeated the "ene- Awe Heights; tion and Task Force were guests my" and simulated high angle (1s) Honolulu Airport: (19) I.ei of Kaneohe and Kailua business fire, they moved on Wednesday sellers stands at airpors; (20) Ho- groups last Friday for a buffet to the Waikane training area nolale harbor; (21) Honolulu busi- dinner held at the Mid-Pacific where low angle fire was simu- Country club in Lanikai. lated and gas masks were worn ALOHA "POP"-Sound asleep, tiny Deberah doesn't seem the least ness district; (22) Hanauma Bay: was with during a chemical alert. bit impressed with all the attention from her dad, 2nd Lt. Isaac (23) Makapuu Point: and (2n The affair arranged Boutwell, Diamond Head lighthouse (lovely the officers and businessmen The rapid mobility an.: aggres- her mother and 2nd Lt. Frank Abernathy, Jr. Both expectant sunsets). through Manuel Cabrinha. Kaneo- sive striking force of these units fathers were flown back from the Thailand SEATO exercise, but Lt. And if 24 top spots aren't he, and Henry Wong, Kailua who of the 1st Provisional Marine Air- Boutwell didn't make it in time-Deberah had arrived 12 days before enough, there is a special photo- served as joint committee chair- Ground Task Force will be utilized tier dad cane home. (See story on P-3). graphic hike planned March 18, men. in the April landing on Kaua.. BAY, T. Friday, March 16, 1956 Pogo 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE H. iiii....11".01."-aar"..ark.. an- Trophies

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Special Commendation Metal Pendant, the Organized Marine Corps In every event the overtaking Reserve Medal, and Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal in lieu of vehicle must return to the right- second and subsequent awards. Also on the American defense Medal hand side of the roadway before in lieu of the "Fleet" or "Base" clasp by persons who are authorized 100 any ve- coming within feet of the clasps. The communist enemy, which threatens democracy within our bor- hicle approaching from the oppos- ders and throughout the world, is led by a dedicated and corrupt group ite direction. MEDALS AVAILABLE of men. The hard core communists, they understand full well that com- DRIVING TO LEFT OF munism's major aim is to subvert the free world and place these coun- ROADWAY CENTER The following medals are available to all Marine Corps personnel tries in the Kremlin's orbit. No vehicle shall, at any time, who rate them but haven't received them through some other sources. These people joined the party for a variety of reasons. Many be driven to the left of the center under the fol- were unaware, at that time, of communism's ultimate aim -world line of a roadway Congressional Medal of Honor, Navy Cmss, Navy Distinguished lowing conditions: Service Medal, Silver Star Medal, Legion of Merit, Distinguished dominion. Some left the party or were kicked. out when they dis- (1) When approaching the crest Crolb, Navy-Marine Medal. Bronze covered and were revolted by the full meaning of communism. of a grade or upon a curve in the dying Corps Star Medal, Air Those that knew its aim and still remained-the hard core-are truly highway where the driver's view Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Purple Heart, Marine Corps corrupt. With full knowledge, they continue to sell out their countries is obstructed within such distance Good Conduct Medal, Organized Marine Corps Reserve Medal, and their souls to help Soviet communism enslave the world. as to create a hazard in the event Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal, Victory Aedal World War I, The names of some of these people are well known; they proclaim another vehicle might approach Army of Occupation of Germany Medal (1918-23), Haitian Compaign the party line from newspaper offices, soap boxes and in legislative from the opposite direction. Medal, Second Nicaraguan Campaign Medal, Yangtze Service Medal, (2) When approaching within chambers of other countries. Others are not even known to many of China Service Medal, American Defense Service Medal, Asiatic- 100 feet of or traversing any in- Pacific Campaign Medal, Eastern their fellow-communists. Spies, saboteurs and master sell-organizers tersection, or railroad crossing. European-African-Middle Cam- carry on their despicable work more effectively under the cloak of (3i When the view is obstructed paign Medal, American Campaign Medal, Victory Medal World War secrecy. upon approaching within 100 feet II, Navy Occupational Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Communism has become their entire life. They accept the ever- of any bridge, viaduct, or tunnel. Korean Service Medal, and United Nations Service Medal. changing party-line without question. Everything that promotes com- (4) On any roadway marked Claimants should furnish their full name, serving munism is good; everything that opposes it is evil. cc:4e and ruthless, with a double center line. number, and or with which served they judge everything in the light of whether it serves the party. genization they when becoming eligible for the The threat these people spearhead cannot be overstated. Their ribbon. In case of enlisted men who were later commissioned, both serial numbers should be furnished. Address all claims to: Comman- aims must be exposed for all the world to see. All of us, as servicemen Government Housing and as ambassadors of democracy, must do our part. We must state dant of the Marine Corps (Code DL), Headquarters, U. S. Marine and restate our principles. We must try to understand what commun- For TAD Officers Corps, Washington 25, D. C. ism means and what communists have their lives dedicated to do. The Washington, D. C. Feb. 29-A struggle for the minds of men continues although the world is in relax limited number of government CROSSWORD PUZZLE five peace. (AFPS) quarters are available to officers ACROSS samssisso of company and field rank, ordered 1- Algonquian ;f* to temporary additional duty in Indians D. 4-Headgear Washington, C., according to S--The kava (pL) Headquarters Marine Corps In- 12--Caustic 2-56 published substance formation Bulletin P ossess e last week. pronoun 14- Watsb Officers on TAD to Head- 13-Punctuation quarters may jeopardize their full mark 1: --Color per diem allowance should they IS-Burn with obtain commercial quarters prior water 11111111v 21 17 Willa 20- Part of to determining if government hindquarter of 1111WV Ail r AI quarters are available. beef t DI) 11 --Check AN IIIIIP Ai Information concern:ng quar- severe 40 ters can be obtained from the 24-Stmtan Military Office ri-C'oun tr.! of Asia Personnel at Ma- 1111 rine Corps Headquarters (Liberty U.-Cloth measure 111111r/ AWE 31-A ;mate t abbr ) 5-6700 ext, 42972) during working 32-Large truck all111110111 AMEN hours. Aft.?r regular working 13...-Havi Mien hawk 34- ti igh hours, calls should be placed to mountain the Headquarters Duty Officer 34- Mercenary. W ager 11111 (Liberty 5-6700 ext. 42645.) Om& ft Omani IIAmino. IINNOWINL ft* 1S-Sandarac tree ills 11- tippled 1 43 -.'d on th DOWN 10- -R/ ser in 37-Intertwine a: SS-- V eh t ekt 1-Wes k ens England 38-Chastise 45- H urrs 2-Fish sauce 11- Si itches 40-Cere mon les PX PARKING LOT NOTE n important 3- South orse god 4?- 'Morning prayer part American 111-- Hebrew month 43-King of Israel Employees of the Main Ex- - Tow rd the poison 22-AL no time 44-Colorless sheltered Fide Facuai 23-Waterway 46- CravaIs change who have been parking :"-The self expression 24- Wing 47-Narrow. flat their cars in the regular parking irginis willowqp-Device for 24-Crony (collect.) board VI-tick-a of carrying bricks -Sha I los vessel 4 f-- Openwork are now utilising the space near furniture 4.--Srm 601 for gold 'IL-Falsehood (stifle the EM swimming pool. Label 7-A t tempt -Par. el of land SA-Ca nine 4- S.-Apportion Anaissed .43-A state (abbr.) This will expedite the movement home 11-S ult case IS-Valley poet.) of "in and out" exchange patrons. Friday, March I 6, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOhE BAY, T. H. Passover Feast To Be Observed By Jewish Faith Jewish servicemen and their de- pendents of all branches of the Armed Forces on Oalfu, neighbor- ing islands and ships in the Ha- waiian area will be the guests of Temple Emanu-El and the Na- tional Jewish Welfare Board for the Feast of Passover. The Passover, which will be cele- brated for eight days, begins Mon- day evening March 26, with the Seder Service, a family worship- banquet during which the exodus story is unfolded in prayer. sym- bol and song. Tuesday and Wednes- day, March 27 and 28, and Mon- day and Tuesday, April 2 and 3, are days of religious obligation for individuals of Jewish faith. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to SSgt. ''L "J" Lot'. right, Reservations for the Seder Serv- ice. which will be held at the new by Brig. Gen. Edward C. Dyer, commander of the 1st Provisional Ma- 4TH'S TOP DRIVER-Cpl. Jule F. Brown, 4th Marines' "Driver of the Reef Hotel in Honolulu, must be rine Air-Ground Task Force, on Lott's selection as Task Force "Marine made in advance with Chaplain Month" for February, is congratulated by the regiment's commanci- of the Month". Col. Max J. Volcansek, Jr., CO of MAG-I3 joins in Samuel Sobel, ComServPac, Pearl ing officer, Col. James M. Masters, Jr., upon his selection last week. the congratulations. SSgt Lott is a member of Marine Helicopter Harbor 59222. Free tickets of ad- Cpl. Brown was meritoriously promoted to his present rank earlier in Sauadron 161, and is the first MAG-I3 man to win the Task Force mission to the Seder will be mailed the week by his battalion commander, Lt. Col. Alex H. Sawyer, 2nd Marine of the Month title. As non-commissioned officer in charge to all servicemen and their de- Battalion. The award is based on personal and vehicle appearance, of the squadron material section, he was recognized for his exceptional pendents requesting them. The driver safety and maintenance. Seder service initiative and cooperation in preparing his unit for embarkation for Monday, March 26, at 6:15 p.m. will be conducted Thailand. The Marine of the Month is judged on spirit, character, ap- jointly by Rabbi Alexander Segel. pearance and military ability. They may be members of any Task minister of Temple Emanu-El and Pyramid Rock Will be Setting Force unit, either in MAG-I3, the 4th Marines or other attached units. Chaplain Sobel. Passover supplies for home use are also available For Kaneohe's Easter Service from the chaplain. For the first time in Kaneohe's history, a traditional sunrise service Official directives from all serv- 2 HMR-161 will here Easter morning at 6:15 a.m. on Pyramid Rock. Pilots Become Airborne ices have requested commanding be conducted officers to assist men in their corn- Access to the sunrise service area can be gained by following mands to observe these holy days. Mokapu road across the air strip to the end. Those desiring transporta- And Arrive Here to See First Born Special leave or liberty is being tion will be able to utilize the station bus service starting about 5:30 Marine 2nd Lt. Isaac M. Boutwell was "up in the air" at birth of granted to men as far away as a.m. Johnston, Kwajalein, Midway The 4th Marines Drum and Bu- nis daughter Deberah, he was piloting a 'copter during air operations and Eniwetok to attend the special gle Corps, with a mixed choir from Kailua High School aver Thailand. service at the Reef Hotel and the Rainbow Chapel, will provide Tiny Deberah, now 21/2 weeks old, just couldn't wait for her "dad" other services at Aloha Chapel, Easter music. Windward church Offers Hobby Courses to return home. She was due to arrive Feb. 10, but was delayed and groups,,,as well as the general pub- central worship center for all Kailua High School is offering arrived at Tripler Army Hospital invited to attend Jewish service personnel in the lic are cordially s.x new hobby courses in its night 1() days later. the new father home at the first Hawaiian area, located on Kame- the services. extension The expectant father left Kane- program starting possible time. He left Thailand harneha Highway near Center Public Works is putting up suf- 9 and 12. The classes will run ohe Air Station with HMR-161 via MATS and arrived to meet Drive. ficient bleachers to accommodate for ten consecutive weeks on Mon- Jan. 25. The Marine Corps. hi. daughter on March 4. a capacity attendance. day evenings from 7:15 to 9:15 concerned over the scheduled ar- M. Another 'copter' pilot, 2nd Lt. Commander John Kleckner, p.m. - rival of Deberah. was unable to the Frank Abernathy Jr., also an ex- NOTICE Task Force Chaplain, will give on grant his return since the squad- address. Chap- Three classes will begin pectant father, returned home with inspirational Easter April 9, one in beginner sewing ron was in the middle of the opera- Lt. Boutwell following news his Due to the excessive w:-.rk load lains Lt. Cdr. R. A. Ruder, Lt. tion. created by TAD Information per- E. P. and an intermediate one in uke wife was hospitalized. The lieu- (jg.) S. M. Paulson, Lt. and hula. The other three But the Marine Corps did send sonnel turning their efforts to- Hammond, 4th Marines, (Reinf) start tenant will be at the hospital to on April 12, with intermediate wards the coming LEX, the Pub- T. E. Ford, MAG-13, greet the new member of his and Lt. (jg) courses in uke and sewing and a lic Works Series will be temporari- will participate in the Sunrise Bulletin family due to arrive about the beginner course in hula. middle of March. ly discontinued. program. (Reprinted f^t the chevron) Observance of Holy week serv- The price of the hula and nice TWENTYNINE NEw elec- This is the first child for both courses is eight dollars; the sew- families. ices will be held at the Regimen- tricceccrecec typewriters, pur- tal Chapel, Bldg. 1090, March 26, ing courses one dollar fifty cents. recently by the dedeDe- chased REMSTMENTS 27 and 28 at 6 p.m. Plans are also being formed pot Organic Supply Section Rainbow Village Chapel will up for Kailua's summer school distributed to varioussec- .were Career Advantages 4TH MARINES also hold Holy Week services Mon- which will commence on May 14 tions on the base this WEEK (REINF.) LOCKHART, Charles A. Jr., day through Friday (March 26-30) and finish on August 20. - Presented Here Cpl., 3rd Bn., 12th Marines, for commencing at 8 p.m. GEORGE NIETO Master Sgt. six years. Oh Good Friday, March 30, /Supply Chief) said that the By Station Team simultaneous services from 11:30 .10B SECURITY twist of THE new Remington BONOFIGLIO, Joseph V., TSgt., a.m. to 2:30 p.m. will be conducted machines was $336.30 each. Career advantages of the Ma- 4.2 Mortar Co., for six years. in the Regimental Chapel and Rain- Career men of the Marine Corps Personellll who will USE rine Corps are now being pre- do not worry about job cut-backs, ARIAS, Jose bow village. the electric typewriters at- sented by a Career Appraisal H., SSgt., "C" Co., Friday mes- seasonal layoffs, or depressions. 7th Engineers, for six years. Theme of the Good tended SCHool on the machines Team from Headquarters and sage will be "7 Words", the last The United States Marines i. as last Tuesday.... **% and re- Headquarters Squadron every ABROMAVICH, Edward J., Sgt., seven spoken by Christ from the solid at the Republic which it ceived ins TRUCTION on oper- Tuesday and Thursday at 2:30 "C" Co., 7th Engineers, for six cross. defends. ation and maintenancE from p.m. in Bldg. 267. years. rep&&&&resentatives of the Retention of trained Marines is Remington Co.7$ a current problem facing the Corps SPECK, Albert R., SSgt., 1st Some class on the new type- and the Commandant of the Marine Bn., for four years. writers is.... NeCessarY. for Corps has promulgated numerous James TSgt.. AT although the KEYBoard is the directives urging personnel to ex- CONNELL, J., same the machhhhhhhhhine is pend all efforts in overcoming this Co., for six years. TRICKy until you get use to loss. BRUENS, Gordon L., Cpl., 3rd IT!!! (:) Information available in this Bn., for two years. visual aid presentation is a val- uable "weapon" which will assist FISHER, Clyde E., Cpl., lstBn., officers and mer in combatting for six years. the loss of trained personnel. HAAG, Charles E., MSgt., 12th Arrangements can be made with Marines, for six years. 1st Lt. John L Thatcher, 72483 for the presentation to be given HUNEYCUTT, Gaines,11. MSgt., to any group of personnel. 12th Marines, for six years. LEWIS, Donald C., Cpl., 1st MOKAPU P.T.A. MEMBERS Bn., for sir. years. SELECT NEW OFFICERS PEABODY, Richard S., TSgt., Next Thursday. at 8 p.m. an 2nd Dn., for six years. election of new officers will be held during the March meeting at REGISTER, James L., Cpl., 3rd Mokapu school. Due to the im- Bn., for 2 years. portance of the election, it :s urgently hoped that all who can MAG-13 TOP MAN PFC Cornelius 3. possibly attend do so. Any inter- LEFFLER, John W., MSgt., - last week by Col. James Coakley of -C" Co.. 1st Batta- ested newcomers are cordially in- MABS-13, for six years. WELL DONE-A meritorious mast was held of the 4th Marines (Reinf), and :kin 4th Marines, is congratulated vited to come to the P.T.A. M. Masters, Sr., commanding officer Cpl. Ronald Semple, ICo., 3rd WRIGHT, R. S., MSgt., MACS- Max J. Volcansek, Jr., MAG-13 commander, for four regimental Ma- by Col. Max J. Volcansek, 2, for three years. Commanding Officer of Marine Bn., guest speaker, will give a rines who participated in the rescue of a MAG-I3 pilot who crashed brief lecture on safety. EUBANKS, W. E., TSgt., VMA- in a light observation plane off Bellows Air Force Base on March 7. Aircraft Group 13, for graduat- The teachers will hold open house 212, for six years. Left to right are Col. Masters, Cpl. Edward A. Lopez, Cpl. John ing with top honors from the 441 in the classrooms from 7:15 to PFC Richard R. Books, and Col. Marines Atomic, Biological and 7:45 p.m. VALDEZ, J. B., PFC, VMF-232, Devine, Cpl. Darrel E. Kanekeberg, Chemical Warfare school. Refreshments will ht served. for six years. Volcansek. Friday, March 16, 1956 Page 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Women Marines-Assignment Hawaii By SGT. MARY STAFFORD "Assignment Hawaii" for the servicewoman is a vision of blue surf, swaying palm trees and sunbathing on the famed Waikiki Beach. But what Women Marines sometimes fail to visualize in their first rush of enthusiasm are their military duties which must come first as an important role in preserving peace throughout the world. She fre- quently has the initial picture of a two year vacation in the beautiful Paradise of the Pacific, and she packs her_ suitcases with bathing suits, shorts and various apparel ar.y service school of her choice they compete against other service- needed for two years, she thinks, :f -he failed to do so in boot camp. women on Oahu. will be spent on the beach. I he Women Marines also parti- For the WM., not members of But like their male counterpart-. cipate in parades and formal cere- the sports programs. there is a Kaneohe's Women Marines ha%e mtinies for which they are often variety of recreation right in their their duties to perform first- complimented for their outstand- barracks. The lounges are equipped ir_ appearance and drilling abil- ith television. ping-pong tables they begin with reville at 6 and it. Their white gloves move and shuffle board. Also available a.m. each morning: smoothly in unison as they parade to the girls are bicycles and out- The Lady Marines are housed in with their brother Marines in sucn door croquet. reviews as the Armed Forces Day the wom_ one of the Marine Corps' newest parade in Honolulu. Like the male Marines, and most modern barracks, three en look forward to 4 p.m. and stories high and sometimes re- The Windward based WMs are Liberty. This is when they have small in number with a total of ferred to by the girls as "The only 45 enlisted and two officers. their Hawaiian Ioliday. Waldorf". Two hospital corpswaves are as- Off-station liberty is spent danc- The immediate living areas, or signed to care for the medical ing under the stars at the scenic needs of the women and also as- cubicles as they are called, are sist in the care of the depend- Queen's Surf and Moana Hotels. PREPARING FOR INSPECTION, our model, Pfc Angel Landry, makes painted in pastels to add a more ents. Saturdays and Sundays they sun- homey atmosphere. bathe on the beach at Waikiki or sure her bed is smooth and tight, before leaving for work. It is also blue pacific. One of the features of the bar- surf ride on the her responsibility to see that her cubicle and detail to which she has racks is a kitchen with an adjoin- A lot of Saturdays are spent in Honolulu or Waikiki been assigned is 'squared away each morning. ing dining room where the girls shopping can cook complete meals or prac- where the Lady Marines seek Ha- tice their baking skill. But most waiian clothes which cannot be of their meals are taken in the purchased on the Mainland. Fo7 mess hall where they receive a relaxation during their shopping healthful, well balanced diet. spree, the women utilize the fac- ilities open to them at the Armed The detachment's staff NCO s Services YMCA. are qua] tered in the south wing of the barracks in private rooms. As for leave. the women may Their area has private showers go to any of the military vaca- and lounge. tion spots. A favorite is Fort De- Russy right on the beach at Wai- First job of the day for the kiki. For SI per night they may WMs is to police the barracks. stay at one of a number of cabins Each girl is assigned a cleaning and meals can be purchased at the base cafeteria. An evening of which she is responsible detail entertainment can al -.o be spent for before work each morning JUST ONE MORE FLIGHT to go without leaving the immediate Each girl's cubicle must be in area. at the Enlisted or Staff NCO night, order for daily inspection whic-r. on her detail for field Angie is conducted by the WMD-3 com- scrubs the ladder which includes On the Windward side of Oahu, manding officer, Capt. Patricia weekends or leave may be spent all three decks. All liberty is can- at Bellows Field, formerly an Air Maas, the executive officer, 1st Lt. Force Base and now a Marine police Msrgueritf., Russell or the ccilcd Th 7 eve -:-'Z until training area as well as a recrea- and property sergeant, Sgt. Laura tion camp for military pesonnel Kemerye. after field night is completed and and their dependents. Cabins on all is ready for Friday's inspec- the beach are available for a very Aside from the morning cleaning reasonable sum. sessions, each member of the de- tion. tachment remains in the barracks- Another popular recreation spot Thursday evenings for field night. is Kihiea Military Camp on the Capt. Maas, prior to her Marine Big Island where the women can ON HER JOB at the Marine Evchange, Pfc Landry helps Capt. Veo Following breakfast, the WMs Corps career. was an airline host- spend one week of fun and relaxa- are at work at 7:30 a.m. through- ess for Capitol Airlines. She has tion for as little as $24. They can S. Yon, Station communications officer, choose a bottle of cologne. out the Station in administrative served at various Marine Corps see such historic spots as the Black and technical positions. installations on the Mainland and, Sands Beach. and the only live There are seven other WM's assigned to the exchange's warehouse, is a graduate of the Naval School volcano in the islands. In the eve- Jobs like Cpl. Joan Kelly's, who of in Newport, R. I. office and as clerks behind the counters. Justice ning they attend dances, movies is a weather observer or like Cpl. and a variety of planned recrea- Jean Maupin who was a night club She is the daughter of retired tion. entertainer before her enlistment Maj. Gen. Melvin J. Maas. former and now directs and controls in- Congressman from Minnesota and Under certain conditions. leave coming and outgoing aircraft. presently a member of President may be spent on the Mainland. Eisenhower's committee on Em- Two WMs, Cpl. Mabel Donzelli ployment of the Physically Handi- And "assignment Hawaii" is still and Cpl. Rose Novia have the job capped. a vision of blue surf, swaying of flight clearance clerks. Ifs palm trees and sunbathing on fa- their responsibility to keep track Lt. Margueritta Russell. was a mous Waikiki Beach-but after 4 of the pilots and the planes they student at the University of Pen- p.m. or on weekends. fly. Other girls work as postal nsylvania prior to her entrance clerks or in disbursing. where their into the Marine Corps. job is to see that each Marine re- ceives the correct amount of pay Next on the detachment ladder is MSgt. twice a month. Bettye Hollis. the WMs sergeant major, a World War II A Lady Marine also photographs veteran who served at San Diego Navy and Marine personnel, civ- before coming to Kaneohe last ilian employees and dependents of fall. the Air Station and prints finger The no them for identification cards. She paraphrase "all work and play makes Jane a dull girl" ap- works in security-the police force of the plies to WMD-3 personnel. and Air Station. their intramural sports program The women are not necessarily furnishes part of the play. assigned a job according to posi- have softball. basketball. tions Like the They held in civilian life. bowling and volleyball teams and men. they undergo numerous classi- fication tests during recruit train- ing at Parris Island to determine the positions for which they are Photos by best qualified. They are also af- :,11 forded the opportunity to attend FOR DINNER OUT, Angie de- military schools which are open to SSgt. Hank Head women. and cided to try her hand at cooking While her civilian background FOR RELAXATION after supper. Angie challenged Pfc. Margie Young, in the detachment's kitchen. The contributes some to her job assign- Cpl. Travis Harrell of the detachment office, to a quick game of ping-pong. For those ment, she is placed where best WMs take most meals at the suited. Once she arrives at her who prefer a less strenuous relaxation there is television. duty station, sbe may apply for mess hall. F-.clay, March 16, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 5 %, .11. .. - Poll Shows Public Endorses THE STORK Pay Raise for Military Careers IS HERE By GEORGE GALLUP . - - Director, American Institute of Public Opinion B E R R Y Copyright, 1956, Amer:can Institute c Cp:nion Born to PFC and Mrs. James D. Berry, 93 Kihapai St., Lanikai, PRINCETON, N. J.-A majority of the American public would go a son, Steven Douglas, at Tripler along with the idea of increasing the pay of all military officers and Army Hospital Feb. 25. who take up a career in enlisted personnel the armed services as their TROUTTE work, a survey just completed by the institute shows. Born to 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Ter- The vote in favor is better than 2-to-I. Many military as well as ence D. Troutte, 45-329 Kulauli civilian observers believe that one way to keep a highly-trained and St.. Kaneohe, a daughter, Theresa efficient defense force would be Lynn, at Tripler Army Hospital to make the armed services more March 1. attractive as a career by increas- Retired Marines WHITE ing pay of those who stay in. the Receive Newsletter Born to 1st Lt. and Mrs. Romert Each voter ie the survey was D. White, 6 Lihiwei Rr., Kailua, asked: Retired Marines nee- have their a son, Robert Douglas, at Trip- "Would you favor or oppose in- own "scoop" sheet containing the ler Army Hospital March 1. creasing the pay of all officers latest information on and enlisted men who make their regular and CLINTON career in the armed services?" retired Marines. The first issue Born to Sgt. and Mrs. Richard of the new publication entitled G. Clinton, 315 Ulupa:na, Lani- PAY INCREASE FOR "Newsletter for Retired Marines" kai, a daughter, Dona Marie, at CAREER MILITARY MEN' went into the mail last week, ac- Tripler Army Hospital March 2. Favor 58% cording to the Personal Affairs (Ippos-e 22 EVANS Branch of Headquarters. Marine Born to 1st Lt. and Mrs. Rich- NtO opinion 20 Corps. ard L. Evans, 127 Maluniu Ave., Two interesting aspects of the a daughter, Elizabeth Ann, at ,arvey appear in an analysis of The first issue contains an in- Tripler Army Hospital March 3. :he figures. One is that majority troduction which reads in part: ,cntiment in every major segment **This newsletter will be mailed f the population. with one ex- to you quarterly or as often as in- ception. favors the idea. Among formation warrants. The Comman- New Marine farmers, only four out of every dant of the Marine Corps desires 10 are in favor. to maintain a closer contact with MARINE IGLOO-Originally developed for Marine Corps Aviation, The other is that younger peo- you and furnish you information Camp Graduates this fibreglass but "Igloo is now undergoing tests by certain ground ple. those in the age group 21 to that directly concerns you as a units of the Fleet Marine Forces. (Top photo) The but 20 feet wide and are considerably more in fa- member of the Marine Corps on Aviation 'Boots' y, r of the idea than are older the retired list." varying in length from 20 to 60 feet, is ideal for units requiring a third people. In the past five years cleanliness and temperature control since it is equipped with its own Included in the new four-page in boot camp has been set-up the heating and air conditioning units. (Bottom Photo) The 2800 pound The vote by age groups: publication is information about Marine Corps-an Aviation Boot structure, which can be erected by six Marines in about 45 minutes, 21-29 30-49 50 Yrs. a new retired Marines handbook; Camp where we make sure the is the result of three years of extensive research. (Photo taken at Yrs. Yrs. 8: Over National Service Life Insurance; right man is picked for the right Favor 63% 60c-c 53% compensation; tax credit and num- job to maintain our aircraft. Camp Lejeune, N. C., 1955) Oppose 19 19 erous other important items of Since May 1953 when the last No opinion 18 21 21 information. sailor geaduated, the Airman School NATTC, Jacksonville. Fla. Officers' Club Hawaiian Tongue has had only Marines and Waves FRIDAY attending. In July 1954 it was Happy Hour-4 to 6 p.m. Music completely manned by Marine of- by the "RHYTHM HEIRS", and Is Easy to Master ficers and instructors. free Pizza Pie. The school is under the opera- SATURDAY It Says Here! tional control of the Naval Tech- nical Training Center, but conies March 17 Humuhumunukunukuapuaa is a formidable word to the newly ar- under the administrative person- "SAINT PADDY'S DAY BRALL" of the Commandant rived Marine. But Marines who've nel control (Sponsored by the Officers' of the Marine Corps. been here only a short time can wives) master it and other Hawaiian The objectives of the school are Party time is 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. words once they learn a few sim- to provide non-rated personnel HAPPY HOUR prices will prevail ple rules. with knowledge and skills basic from 6 to 8 p.m. An optional buf- There are only 12 letters in the to Naval Aviation and with infor- fet will he available featuring. "all alphabet and each letter is pro- mation and practical factors that you can eat for 99 cents". nounced. Vowels have the same are necessary to complete the SHOW TIME is 8:30 p.m. and sounds as Latin and consonants qualifications for a Marine air- 10:15 p.m. and features '`THE the same as English with one ex- man. It also provides a general TOPS FROM THE ISLE, WAI- ception. The "w" is pronounced knowledge of each aviation rating KIKI BILTMORE. as a "v" when it is next to the in order that the trainee may ANN McCORMICK, a Mercury final letter in a word. a specialty for which he choose recording artist. formerly of the Here are the vowel pronuncia- is qualified. Latin Quarter. Mocambo and the tions-once they are mastered, any Most of the benefits derived Chase Hotel will star. With Miss Hawaiian word can be pronounced FOST- from the school are of mutual McCormick will be MIKE with ease. Pronounce "a" as in of Ed benefit to the Marine and the ER, the brilliant comedian among; "e" as in they; "i" as in service. Besides receiving a Marine Sullivan's show, Earl Carrolls and machine; "o" as in no; and "n" well rounded on the fundamentals the Mocambo. as in tune. A door prize will be given away of aviation, the service ends up a few more of the at midnite, and dancing will be to Here are with a man of more quality. more commonly used words to try. the music of "THE VICTORIANS." "Wai-kee- training Waikiki is pronounced Maj. E. S. Maloney, SUNDAY kane (man), "kah-nee"; (OinC) of the Ai:man kee''; officer March 18 kamaaina (old timer in the is- is the author of Aviation School Children's movies from 6 p.m. "ka-ma-ai-na"; kaukau Boot Camp featured in the March, lands), to 7 p.m. "cow-cow"; and ono Marine Corps GAZETTE. (food), Family buffet from 6 to 9 p.m. (tasty). "oh-no." in the with dinner and dancing music by What Another featured article better way to show appreciation of small fry art work than to take Son Can the VIBRATONES. a picture of it? Flash on camera makee this type of picture taking easy, March GAZETTE, Your indeed. Be An Officer, by Capt. H. L. Wil- Marine Debating kerson gives a complete picture Overseas Per Diem Flash! And You've c Picture for Remembering of the opportunities available to Team Out-Argues *he sons of regular service mem- Rates Are Altered U of H Group Flash photography makes pic- plain that flasholders are bulky, bers, for a commission in the WASHINGTON (A F P S) -A ture taking indoors easier than per diem allowance has been A Marine debating team from inconvenient to carry around- Corps. Capt. Wilkerson states. new the if you were snapshooting out- with the same being said for the "few servicemen are aware of the approved for military personnel the Air Station out-argued doors on a summer day! That's flash bulbs. receive an education for serving overseas without their University of Hawaii's debators chance to of guar- because the sun, while a wonder- But that needn't hold you back a military carer. As a result many families in areas where bachelor last week on a question ful source of light, is a variable any longer. Because now, both Marine sons do not compete for government quarters are not avai- anteed anneal wages. One. It is not always easy to be come in a midget size. The bulbs and ap- lable. The question w a s-Resolved: sure educational opportunities workers just how much light there is are so small that many people pointments to which they are en- The Joint Per Diem and Trans- that the non-agricultural on your subject But, with the call thew "peanut" bulbs-but, here an- of the United States should be light titled." portation Committee all sealed up in a flash bulb, actually, we've seen bigger pea- niunced the new rates became ef- guaranteed an annual wage. you know exactly how much nuts (in tha shell, that is). Nine other articles and regu- fective March 1. The Marine team. all of whorl there is. All you have to do is The midget flasholder even GAZETTE features roundout wage, rep- follow lar Under the revision to Joint are on a guaranteed the instructions (those comes apart nicely. for slipping the March edition. resented the Elilisted Toast- packed with your film and on the into pocket or handbag. Travel Regulation 48. enlisted men in all pay grades who are in this masters Club aboard the station gash bulb carton) and you can't, That's what the mother in the the proposal. They go wrong. is using as category will receive an extra $1.70 and argued for above picture she Ron Semple Another advantage-you can snaps a picture of George Wash- a day in addition to their regular were Bob McLean, plit the subject in any spot you ington's birthday art work that station allowances. and Bob Gallagher. Fish without any concern as to has just come home from kinder- The officers and warrant rates Arguing against the question the direction of the light garten. Keeping camera, flash at- Lre as follows: were Kenneth Chong, student body One of the latest developments in tachment and bulbs handy pays 0-8 and 0-7, $4.55; 0-6. $4.00; president, and Dick Backerrovr, the realm of flash photography has ti eer in wonderful snapshots for re- 0-5. $3.40; 0-4,W-4, $3.15; 0-3, representing the University. made it more convenient than ever membering. W-3, $2.85; 0-2, W-2, $2.55, and The debate was sponsored by before. People sometimes corn- -John Van Guilder the University's debating society. Ob. 0-1, W-1, $2.30. STEVENS BOW LNG PICKED Thu RN EY P-7 r-7

March 16, 1956 Page 6 =IX U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, 1 4th R C T Wins Rifle Tourney; 1 the K-Bay 'A' Team Takes Second CAWS By JERRY SELLERS Army Also Places

Congratulations go to Al Stevens, player-coach for the Hawaii In Individual and Marine hoopsters. Stevens, who did a good job of mentoring the cagers here and threw a scare into San Diego at the All-Marine finals at Team Competition Quantico, has been selected to coach the All-Marine basketball entry The 4th Marines rifle team in the National AAU meets in Denver. Colo. captured class "A" first-place in * * * the First Annual Kaneohe Marine Services Rifle Matches held here Ah, things are going swell! last weekend at the Kaneohe Latest word about sports on the island of Oahu is that not rang. enough service softball teams can be fielded to form a league. score of 945, the This especially hurts the Hawaii Marines, who last year Compiling a 4th's team defeated the second (and the year before) had a championship team. place Kaneohe Marine "A" team, Last year's softballers are still here, for the most part, which had 338 points. and are anxious to play. Softball was one of K-Bay's most popular sports last year, U. S. Army Pacific took third and never failed to draw capacity crowds. place with 932. With a little further checking, this column found that at In the class "B", the Kaneohe press time there were four teams wanting to field teams. Marine "B" team took first-place They are: Barber's Point, Hickam, Naval Ammunition Depot TOP SHOTS-Members of he first-place 4th Marines rifle team honors with 928. and the Hawaii Marines. proudly accept the First Annual Kaneohe Marine Service Rifle Tourna- The 14th Infantry Regiment. It takes six teams to make up a league. 25th Division, rifle team won ment championship trophy from Col. William B. Steiner, Air Station CO. We'll wait, hope and see. first-place in class "C" with 907 The team, which compiled a score of 945 to cop top honors, is com- points. Lt. George Ray is a tall young man, with sandy hair and a new posed of (I. to r.) PFC Denny Long, TSgt. Robert Bowen, Sgt. Johnnie Sgt. M. Brown, USARPac, took tan that suggests he's been out in the sun recently. high honors in the open individual Spencer and Cpl. William Peele. Photos by SSgt. HANK HEAD. He has. He's the mentor of the Kaneohe track team, which will class with a 236, followed by 1st Lt. C. Orr, also of USARPac, with enter a quadrangle meet tomorrow at I p.m. at the University of Hawaii. 235. Besides the Leathernecks and U.H., a civilian team, the Spikesters, SSgt. D. D. Fisher, Kaneohe Ma- and Schofield Special Troops will compete. rins, captured third place with Ray, a graduate of Wesleyan University in Connecticut, and a 235. cross-country runner, is happy about prospects this season. In the first expert clas., PFC For one, he has a full schedule which takes in just about every Sat- D. K. Long won first place wit urday between now and May. 233. Another is the fact that he's pleased with his team. Second expert class was taken Throwing the discus will be Russ Stolfi, Bob Cushnie, Manuel by SSgt. R. Dia of the Pearl Ha- Fernandez and Jack McLernon. bor Marines, also with 233. On the shot-put will be Bob McClendon and Ray Moore. Cpl. William Peele took firs; Javelin tossers are John Silagyr, Jack McLernon and Ray Moore. place in the sharp-shooted class The 100 and 200-yard dashes will be taken care of by Dave Law- with 231. rence, Jim Chavis, Roe Parker and Laverne Hall. Second place was taken by Sr. 440 will be Laverne Hall and Joe Carey. 880 will feature John F. J. McCormack, 14thInfReg Reid and Henry Howell. 25thDiv., with 229. Running the mile will be Hal Cole and Joe Garcia. The two-mile First place in marksman class events will see Ken Esse and George Ray. was won by Sgt. B. F. Turner, with 234. The 120 high and low hurdles will feature Jim Thomas, Jim Thomp- 14thInfRegt, 25thDiv., SECOND-PLACE TEAM-Placing second was the Kaneohe "A" team Second place went to Sgt. W. son and F. E. Manning. Hoffman of the Pearl Harbor Mn. High jump will be Paul Abram and Tom Daniel. Pole vault will which piled up 938 points. Col. William B. Steiner, Air Station CO, rives with 232. be Duane Callahan and Tom Daniel. Broad jump will see Jim Thomas, presents the trophy to smiling members following the First Annual High civilian of the matches Jim Chavis and Ralph Murray. was Russell Smith, of the Nei- The hop-skip-and-jump will be executed by Russ Stolfi and H. C. Kaneohe Marine Service Rifle Tournament. Members are (I. to r.) sei Gun Club, with 228. Col. William B. Steiner, Air Williams. MSgt. Ben Vinson, Cpl. Mike Limpus, MSgt. Edward Scott, TSgt. The only event not participated in by Marines will be the hammer- Station CO, presented trophies and throw. Bobbie Armstrong, and TSgt. William Thurston. awards following the matches Sunday There they are; you've met the team. So, if you're around the U.H. area tomorrow, drop in and see the thin-clads perform. There's a coach around here who thinks they'll do pretty darned Marine Shooters good this spring. To Participate In Army Matches ALL- Corps 061-17 The 'United States Marine CASE, will be represented in the U. S. GOT A Army, Pacific Rifle Matches to BONE TA' be held March 24-25 and April PICK 7-8 at Schofield Barracks. krr1-4 Thirty-two shooters and coaches left Kaneohe Tuesday bound for Puuloa rifle range where the shooters will train prior to the matches. After completion of the USAR- PAC Rifle Maches, April 8, a rifle and pistol team will fly to Camp Pendleton, Calif. for the Western Division Rifle and Pistol dtin.ER SE4S:*4 W/L1- SX,N1 Matches to be held there. LPC' ,15 44)0 THE GIVES- Participating will be Marines -T.1 ON ALREar' from all island BE csi...iPS LMIEN -rNE commands on the DUST CI.E4f- rr..t H4e.' of Oahu. FOND FAREWELLS-Maj. Russ Stoneman, Station special services TO SAy, Bur WE DOIACi% Brig. Gen. C. Dyer, Edward officer, wishes luck to Capt. Bob Maiden and rest of the Kaneohe commanding general, Task Force, the C7)-1ER i4 CW8S is the FMFPAC representative wrestling team as they prepare to leave for Miami, Fla., and the Ai- wiLl- OE LAYING F.-"eThoSE /WO GOYS APOM ruE for the matches at Schofield. Marine wrestling finals. Members are (I. to r,) Don May, Cecil Brown, CrrY: , , . Mike Salamone, Ermon Johnson and Gene McHugh. Behind are FOR Mit; SUREg Owen Kragenbring and Ken Gosch. If it's news - call the WIND- Capt. Lou Habash, wrestling WARD MARINE Ext. 72104 coach, was not present for the picture. firma* **wo Mir Friday, March 16, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 7 A ku-M wines 0

By JACK FISHER Mantilde Gomez brought in a beautiful seven pound uhu (par- rot fish) last weekend which he speared in some 45 feet of water ALL-AMERICA CAGERS--This is the Associated Press All-America off from beach headquarters. basketball team for 1956, as selected by a poll of 329 sportwriters and sports announcers. Named to the first team are Sihi,go Green, Du- An uhu of this size is rightfully qu asne; Bill Russell, University of San Francisco; Robin Freeman, Ohio an object of sportsman's pride State; Tom Meinsohn, Holy Cross and Darrel Floyd, Furman. anytime it can be taken, but Go- mez has cause for even more chest thumping since this was the largest of its type we've seen out GOLF Intra-Station of water in several months. SCOREBOARD Now that he has found where these big ones are kept, we'll ex- tdIPVIIPNvAIPPNaIIIP.../PY%NtllPNNIIPNaaPNagIP...dpr.., pect him to bring them in regu- Big news at present on the In- larly. tra-Station Scoreboard is touch football; although several changes Uhu derive their English name have been made recently. of parrot fish from the striking 3rd Bn., 4th is currently the similarity between fish and bird powerhouse, having won four games in appearance. Their general col- against no losses. or of bright blue, shading slightly 1st Bn., 4th is also on the "no- to green, with patternless streaks losses" list, with two wins against BEST OF LUCK-Col. F. A. Ramsey Jr., Task Force Chief of Staff, of yellow correspond most re- By JIMMY UKAUKA none. wishes "good shooting" to Sgt. Ray Davenport and 31 other shooters markably both in shade and re- The 7th Engineers occupy third as they prepare to board buses which will take them to Puuloa rifle GOLF LADDER lative position on the body to place with three wins against one range to practice fo7 the U. S. Army, Pacific, rifle matches. Shown I. WARREN loss. that of a well-known variety of above are (l. to r.) MSgt. Kenneth Bracken, Cpl. Guy Carter, TSgt. 2. LAWSON parrot. They even have hard par- B &MS -13 is close behind, tied Bobbie Armstrong, TSgt. Donald McClure, Sgt. Davenport, and Cpl. 3. with VMA-212, VMF-232, rot-like beaks which they use to WIGGLESWORTH 1st Prov. William Peek. 4. ALAMIDA Bn., and 3rd Bn., 12th, all with crunch up their diet of coral. A 5. JENSEN two wins and one loss. skindiver might almost be tem- 6. ANGLIN 2nd Bn., 4th is the only team in pted to ask, "Polly want a piece Qucmtico Wins Fifth Title 7. MARTIN the Intra-Station league to have a of coral?" .500 average, with 8. NELSON a one-one rec- ord. From time to time when under- 9. GARDNER Hawaii Marine Cagers Eliminated Task Force starts the list of water enthusiasts get together for 10. WILLIAMS less than .500 teams, with one win a bull session, the talk will turn I I. DOBBS and two losses, tied with MACS-2. to the subject of moray eels. From Tourney but Displayed Power 12. SMOCK Hq&HqSq follows with one win against three losses. Some alarming tales have been By JERRY SELLERS The ladder is in the same shape On the "no-wins" record is told about these toothsome crea- as last week, and is due mainly to (The Quantico Marines won their fifth straight AU-Marine VMC-1 with one loss in as many tures, but there are very few scars the fact that all of the topnotch starts. basketball title last week with an 87-51 victory over the San among the islanders to back them Kaneohe golfers were over at Mid- 2nd Prov. Bn., has no wins Diego Marines.) up. Perhaps we can be excused if Pacific. playing in the Open. against two losses. At press time, the Hawaii Marine basketball team was at Treasure we add a little to the general MABS-13 and VMF-214 each Island, Calif., awaiting transportation back to the islands. There was one short - lived have no wins speculation surrounding these fish- and four losses. But-courtesy of Nick Vella, sports writer for Marine Corps Schools change, however, as Ben Martin HMR-161, on manuevers recent- es. at Quantico-we received accounts of all +he games early Tuesday. defeated A. G. Wigglesworth ly, has played no games. We can't vouch for all of the Here's the way it went: while competing in the Mid-Pa- following information due to lack In the opening game between the Hawaii Marines and Quantico, cific As both players tourney. of first-hand observation, but we the Island Leathernecks took a failed to qualify for the final 36 16 K-Bay Bowlers can speak f,-.r the sincerity and hard set-back, 105-58. The local five led most of the holes there, a return match was diving experience of the skindiver The box scores show that Art half, and seven times during the held here at Kaneohe with Wig- In Tournament who passed his knowledge to us. Cedatol, a 3rd Divvy All-Star last period, only to lose the tilt glesworth turning the tables and pick-up, was high for the locals on a Diego a min- Moray eels, he explained, have San layup with again remaining in the third spot Fifteen Kaneohe Marines and with 14 points. ute to go. teeth positioned in such a man- on the ladder. one sailor have entered the Paci- fic Area Marine bowling tourna- ner that ifs impossible to break Also prominent is the fact that Al Schutts was high for the game ment which began Wednesday and away from their bite without caus- the box scores show Ben Stewart, with 23 counters. will end today. ing a wound, however, if the div, Al Stevens picked up 19 points There will be a Scotch Four- Ben Entered are:Majs. Russ Stone- er can restrain this first impulse, for the night, followed by some tournament this Sunday aft- Stewart, with 17. man and Truman Clark: MSgt. the eel will let go of its own ernoon. All interested in compet- ac- John Nicholson; TSgts. Al Gorham. cord. Lee Megginson hit for 14, fol- il should call the golf shop. Jack Horcher, Fred Lortensen. lowed by Art Cedatol with four. Richard Fisher and Jim Thresher: The eel being a cold blooded As was rtated before the Ha- SWEEPSTAKES RESULTS HM-1 Carl May; SSgt. H. B. Ma- creature and experienced only waii Marines left for Quantico: Saturday's Sweepstakes were rine: Sgt. Dick Stein; Cpls. B. with other cold blooded creatures Win, lose or draw, the Hawaii won by Ray Fitzsimmons who reg- Waldron, George Slesher and B. is surprised into a cautious at- five would represent the Pacific istered 84-18-66. Underwood; PVC's Gary Brothers titude when he comes in contact Area as real champions. and Jack Replogle. with a warm blooded human. They showed striking power the Second place went to Doc The tournament consists of 15 second game, almost beating the Trout} who fired 86-19-67. games, with five games played favored San Diego Devildogs. each day by each entry. It's all summed up by the Com- Ken Smock (83-24-71) won third Entry List Growing The first six places will be eli- manding General, Fleet Marine Place. gible to compete in the All-Ma- Force, Pacific, message to the rine bowling finals to be held For Quantico Relays Pete Cherinko tore it up Sun- at team: Parris Island, S. C., April 10. day with 80-16-64 to win first QUANTICO, VA. (AFPS)-The "YOU CAN'T WIN THEM ALL. growing YOU!" hc,s0rS. entry list of outstanding WE'RE STILL BEHIND Big Ten and eastern schools, serv- Ralph Whitney fired 86-16-70 VSERIVICE STARS ice, independent and athletic club `s- second prize. PicHle trackmen is "approaching our most optimistic expectations," Schutts connects with a hooker Jerry Najarian was third with GUERIN-usmc of- Stevens Picked °awn C ONA ficials of the Marine Corps against San Diego. 95-24-71. The FOIrMei? OKA Schools Relays have announced. L.L.E.6E STAGE' 60 To Coach AlMar IN MEMORIAM) yE EVE67Nr To date, colleges and uni- probably out with his injured an- ME LAST -+/EAI? versities have signed to bring 800 kle, hit for one field goal and two Lt. Al Stevens, player-coach of tFor TuE 1.41406.1E S. athletes to the Quantico Relays t t okae-rito 4q 5 pr5. free throws, for a total of four the 1955-'56 Hawaii Marine bas- which will be held at Butler Sta- Your professional let a man- FOR 4 20.3 Av6. points. ketball team, has been selected r.d1 dium April 6-7. Capt. Frank Cope- to mentor the All-Marine basket- SC years old to be exact-literally 14E land, publicity director, said. Player-coach Al Stevens had G; away" with the Mid-Pacific E 41416 "And we still have several Whitey Powell, 4; Frank Go:n- ball entry in the National AAU -ro 2O in Denver, Colo., it was Open last weekend. 6? 64M E... schools. and a large number of pert, 3; Al Schutts, 6; Lee Meg- meets a On the verge of turning this WAS sere ice, independent and athletic ginson. 6; Willie Nolan, 6; Dino learned Wednesday from Quan- 641Ar Du Z 7.64,5 ness" week's column over +o Steve War- oc 00/sCxS club athletes to hear from," the Ruffoni, 5; and Don Johns, 4. tico, Va., message. ovesire AT Ea- OF 5 captain added. The Quantico five led 47-24 at ren, your writer decided rather Ye= 54 SEAS:v..1- sue? Many record-breaking half time. The remainder of the Hawaii than to despair, just to remind NIS Awe PI.A. perform- 11.ST'YEAR ers and Olympic candidates are Marine squad is now being flown each one of the golfing clan here T14 E A AU late himeJr w066 604 expected to compete in the meet In the second, and final. night back from the A;I-Marine basket- that in 15 years I will be in Gui- L 1ZORVEY which will he the first major out- for the Hawaii hoopsters, they ball finals. lea Kop's position and bring the ,400ces. door gathering of track stars on were eliminated from the tourna- titie back where it belongs. the east coast. ment by San Diego 79-77. For game accounts, see page 7. 16, 1956 Page 8 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY. T. H. Friday, March

Theater Schedule Special Service FROM: Activities Place and Reviews Stamp(s) AMONME...... y.a...... GOLF COURSE: Here 8 a.m. until sunset- 4TH RCT THEATER Driving Range: 7-10 p.m. daily except Monday. Two shows nightly-5:45 and o'clock. Pictures are same INDOOR MOVIE: as the PX Movie except they (RCT and Station) "0" WIVES CLUB rwa one day later. Outdoor 5:45 and 8 p.m.-10 cents. TO: OUTDOOR MOVIE: Sgt. Florence Tani left Kaneoht: Morrie is dosed. Watch for opening. Tuesday for Pearl Harbor to SWIMMING POOL: await her discharge March 24. By MSGT. FRANK FORSYTH SWIMMING POOL: Former police and property TONIGHT Monday - Closed. sergeant for WMD-3, Sgt Tan: Tuesday through Friday-9 a.m. will remain in the islands as her VERA CRUZ to 6 p.m. home is in Lanikai. Gacy Cooper - Burt Lancaster Saturday-10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Before her arrival here in Two American Freebooter: Sunday-12 p.m. to 6 p.m. March, 1954, she served at Camp MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. that s bums out of work, seek rich- RECREATION AREA: Pendleton. NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. es in Mexico during the reign of HOBBY SHOP: Maximilan. They join his forces Monday-Closed. NCO Wives Club Postage required: 3d Class Mail-3c, 1st Class Mail-6c, Air- Tues.-Closed. mail-12c. For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge and fight against the rebel armies A weiner-roast be held by Wed., Thurs., Fri.-12.30-9 p.m. will with tape or staple. of Juarez. Sat.-9 a.m.-6p.m. the Staff NCO Wives club March RATING: EXCELLENT. One of Sun.-12:30-6 p.m. 24 at Ft. Hase. Food will be served the better shows. It was supposed HAM RADIO STATION: between 6 and 7 p.m. to have been here before but FREE radio messages to any The price is $.50 per person New Information on Iowa Tax: someone goofed. part of the world. which will include beer, hot dogs, SATURDAY Monday through Friday etc. Taxable Levels Are Stated Bldg. 934 from 7:30 a.m. to THE WINNING TEAM All money must be paid by no -n The Navy Department has received new information on the Iowa 4 p.m. of March 21. Ronald Reagan - Doris Day state tax situation. Returns must be filed on a net income of SI,I25 BOAT HOUSE: For reservations contact Mrs. Story of the career of Grover on a income of Monday and Tuesday-Closed Lee Niederhelm at Kai.-25-6493 if single or separated, $1,750 if married and gross Alexander, one of baseballs im- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- or Mrs. Irene Davidson-;2622. $2,500. Returns are due April 30. Payment may be in installments mortals. Tells how his wife 1 p.m.-6 p.m. helped The money may he paid to the with the first one due with the returns. him Saturdays and holiday s a.m. stage a comebacl -t above persons or members of the The following is a continuation of the listing of states that have RATING: VERY GOOD. After -6 p.m. executive board. income tax laws and how these reading the Sundays-12 p.m.-6 p.m. life of Alexander it Guests are invited. laws affect members of the armed stallments wills the first one due is hard to visualize LIBRARY: forces. Ronald Reagan Monday through Friday-10 a.m. with the returns. playing his life. NORTH CAROLINA Returns That's Hollywood to 9 p.m. Friday is the last day for res- - guess must be filed on a net income of NORTH DAKOTA - Returns -I the next one will be Saturday through Sunday 1 - ervations to attend the Fashion more than $1.000 if single or a must be filed on a net income of Marjorie Main playing the life of p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to Show at the staff club. Contact married woman with a separate at least $600 if single or separated, Shirley Temple. 9 p.m. Mrs. Jackie Haslet' 72478 for res- on a net income of on at least $1,500 if married or ARCHERY income and SUNDAY RANGE: ervations. $2,000 if a married man living with head of a household and on a gross UNDERWATER Mon.. Wed., Fri.-4:80 p.m. to his wife by the end of 1955. A income of at least $5,000. Exem- dusk. Jane Russell - Gilbert Roland The organization's Thrift Shop married serviceman is considered ptions are $600 if single, $1,500 Has to do with sunken treasure, ***OftallP donated $25 to the station nursery. to be living with his spouse if he if married or head of a household rival gangs and assorted nastiness. is separated only by reason of and $600 for each dependent. CHURCH military orders. RATING: VERY GOOD. Ever All active service pay is exempt. A return also is required for a since man started to go down to SERVICES Returns are due April 15. Payment gross income of more than $5,000 the sea in snorkels and 411111P+IP.VIIPmillVIIIPN/11 may be in installments with the swim fins from a business or profession. A we first one due with the returns. have been plagued with this TRAFFIC joint return is not permitted un- Protestant Members of the armed forces have type of thing. If Roland plays one less income is from jointly owned RAINBOW VILLAGE a deferment on returns and filing more of this type role, he will property. Active service pay can- SUNDAY until the 15th day of sixth sprout fins. VIOLATIONS except for the the 9:30 not be excluded a.m.-Sunday School. 1955. month following discharge. MONDAY 10:30 month of January a.m.-Worship Service. are $1.000 if single PAINTING THE CLOUDS HQHQSQ Exemptions OHIO-No personal income tax REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 or a married woman with a sep- WITH SUNSHINE PAHL, G. S., TSgt.-Heedless but residents of some cities an: SUNDAY arate income, $2.000 if a married municipalities for Dennis Morgan - Virginia Mayo driring, civilian driver's privileges may be liable 9:00 a.m. - Cc-nmunion Serv- man or head of a household or if state income tax. It's a musical with all the ac- ices. suspended 30 days. widower with a minor TARPER, a widow or companying romantic interest. 9:00 a.m.-Divine Services. Jerry, SK2-Unsafe child and $300 for each dependent OKLAHOMA-Returns must be backing causing an accident, in- RATING: UGH! As we said it's 11:00 a.m.-Divine Services. of a taxpayer entitled to the $2,000 filed on a gross income of at leas: musical. 6:30 p.m.-Hymns and medita- cident reported to CO. exemption. Returns are due by $1,000 if single and at least $2,0(ior TUESDAY tion. April 15. Payment may be in in- if married. Exemptions are $1 00( !NAG -13 if single. $2,000 if married or head TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY WEDNESDAY 6:00 p.m.-Prayer and JOINER, J. E., Cpl.-Careless of a family and $500 for each de Tony MPrtin - Janet Leigh medita- 712 INACTIVE RESERVE tion. driving. denied privilege of reg- pendent. Returns are due April 15. Once again we have another istering vehicle aboard station 45 CAPTAINS SELECTED Payment may be in installments musical. The same routine. Gals, days. incident reported to CO. FOR PROMOTION SOON with the first one due with the songs, dancing, and the usual Catholic returns. Marine Corps Headquarters an- fadeout. Boy gets girl. SUNDAY In addition to the above there were 9 official warnings given to nounced recently that 712 inactive RATING: It's Tuesday, and we 8:30 a.m.-Holy Mass, Rainbow recom- Chapel. personnel of MAG-13. 16 official Reserve captains were do have to admit that this one advancement to the 10:00 a.m.-Holy warnings given to 4th Marines mended for is an improvement over the usual Mass, Station of major by a selection Staff NCO Club Theater. and 1 official warning to a civil- grade gruesome twosome. ian. board convened on Jan. 31. FRIDAY The board. headed by Col. Ken- WEDNESDAY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Happy Hour-4 p.m. to 7 p.m. FLYING TIGERS 6:45 a.m.-Holy Mass, St. Mi- neth W. Benner. T.:SMC, con- chael's. sidered captains senior to and in- SATURDAY John Wayne - Anna Lee EM CLUB who SATURDAY cluding John U. Reckamp, March 17 We tried to get some dope on Dance classes have begun at the were on duty with the 8:00 a.m.-Holy Mass, St. Mi- not active Dancing to the music of "THE this but it was made long before EM club and will continue inde- 'Regular establishment on Sept. chaels. VIBRATONES" 9 p.m. to 1 a M. 1952. If our memory serves us finitely each Thursday evening 26. 1955, and were not on a pro- 6:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.- -Confes- right it was made some time Jur- from 7 to 9 p.m. motion list. THURSDAY sions, St. Michael's. The ing World II. price is $10 a month. Promotion of the officers con- March MONDAY which can be paid on the Thurs- 22 RATING: GOOD. This cerned will be effected in :he near Dancing was 8:00 p.m.---r'atechism Classes, day after each pay day. You may classes in the club ra made future. tic long before John Wayne Station School. also pay $5 at a time, and in the starting at 8 p.m. started to make the Marine Corps 7:00 p.m. Novena, - St. Mi- event the dance class falls on a SATURDAY famous. chael's. Thursday before pay-day you may CAMPS March 24 THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. attend the class and pay on the 3RD DIVISION NAMED FOR FIVE MEDAL Dancing to the music of "THE TRIAL REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 following dance night. OF HONOR WINNERS CONSTELLATORS" 9 p.m. t Glenn Ford - Dorothy McGuire SUNDAY The classes will be instructed a.m. by Ina Young Mexican youth accused 8:00 a.m.-Holy Mass (Confes- Craven and her assistants Camps of the 3rd Marine Divi- 7:15 on the sergeants' side of the club. of a crime is used as a sounding sions, a.m. to 7:55). sion have been renamed for five 9:00 Such dances as fox trot. waltz. board by the Commies. a.m.-Benediction of the Ma:ine Medal .)f Honor winners MARINE RECORDS UNIT Blessed Sacrament. swing, rumba, tango, samba and MOVES INACTIVE FILES RATING: VERY GOOD. This who made the supreme sacrifice 10:00 a.m.-Holy Mass (Confes- mambo will be taught. during the bitter fighting on that Inactive cases files of Maine movie presents a message. If you sions 9:15 a.m. to 9:55). island during World War II. and Corps enlisted personnel, w ice like messages, go see it. As for 11:00 a.m.-Confessions. USAF SENTRY DUTY who were posthumously awarded are presently maintained at :be myself, I will stick to Western (Holy Mass daily at 6:15 a.m.). GOING TO THE DOGS the nation's highest decoration for Naval Records Management Cen- Union. valor. ter, Garden Y.. be TUESDAY WASHINGTON (AFPS) - The City, N. will AnSwer to P uZZ le has been renamed moved to St. Louis. Mo., this month 7:00 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. Air Force needs more German Camp Tengan 0030 MOT 0000 Shepherd dogs to help guard air Camp Courtney after Maj. Henry according to Headquarters, Me. DODO MM- MOOR UMORo ORMMoM Jewish bases and guided missile installa- A.- Courtney. Camp Easley is now rine Corps. OMD .MoMMO 8:00 p.m.-Fri , Aloha chapel. tions. Camp Hansen, named after Pvt. Effective April 1, the new mail- Ft ROM A RUM Moanaloa Housing. The dogs. additions to the force Dale M. Hansen. Camp Hinko has ing address for the unit which has 03R MAWOM of 2,000 already on world-wide been changed to Camp Schwab custody of the records of -iiP MO FOCI OS Christian Science ssntry duty. will be bought for for Pfc Albert B. Schwab. Camp charged. retired and deceased Ms- 1 a.m.-Sun., Aloha Chapel. Mo- OMW-ORMOM ORO $150. Private Napunja is now known as Camp rines. will be Marine Corps P ODOR MOUW analoa Housing. Pearl Harbor. $1 to donations are =ROM AOWER also welcome, the AF Faid. Hauge after Cpl. Louis J. Hauge charged Personnel Unit. Record= map= &ROOM' Latter Day Saints The new program is expecte(' and Camp Kawaski was renamed Service Sect,on, Naval Records MIR LiG UURO 9:30 a.m.-Sun., Pearl City. to double the number of sentinel Camp McTureous for Pvt. Robert Management Center, 9700 Fage DWg:d UUM =4'40 6:00 p.m.-Sun., Pearl City. dogs in the near future. M. McTureous. Blvd, St. Louis 14, Mu.