am=mor aft %>. 14v. 11111114 ")1.. traWr" bettgrd Friday, January 7. 1955 1. Ill, No. c9 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION KANEOHE BAY, T. H. arines In Hula Bowl Fracas Sunday College, Pro BRIGHTER '55 Talent Will Is POSSIBLE Spark Game FOR KANEOHE What should prove to be a a crowd- EDITORIAL history-maker and in Hula Bowl classics pleaser the The possibility that the Pen- is scheduled for Sunday at and the Commandant of Honolulu stadium. Marine foot- e Marine Corps have "inten- ball should add another page ions in the near future" of to its history, as six Leather- dieting a regimental combat necks from the 1954 Champion cam from the 1st Marine Diyi- Hawaii Marine grid machine ion here. brings to view a pos. will suit up far the the ninth ibly brighter "1955' for our annual fracas. -land air station. WILLIAMS and Bill WALLY line Jesse, head coach and BACK IN 1953 of the Ma- coach respectively the Kaneohe. prior to the coni- rine squad, will assume for the Hawaii All- ng, of a regimental combat same duties wnich will be sparked earn from the 3rd Marine Di- Star team by five Mainland professional -i-ion. then training at Camp Their opponents, the Col- stars. with Pcndleton, Calif.. was equipped lege All-Stars, studded ith barracks and training fa. college talent, will be Mainland Lovell, ilities sufficient to handle the mento-ed by Jimmy first experiments well-known local coach. in the Corps' Football" himself, newest conception of air- "Mister Otto Graham, from the world frround training. Intentions champion Cleveland Browns, were then twofold. in that the will lead Williams' backfield of- unit would furnish the Pacific Pensively alongng with fnlIr other area a closely-knit fighting Mainland professionals-ithree back. force prepared at all time and linemen and one capable TENTATIVE STARTERS of repelling any pos- (Hawaii Marines) sible aggressor attack. Secondly, Skippy Dyer will assist Graham in the of- while carrying out this new fensive Hawaii All-Star back- training. the unit would MAIN-LAND TALENT HEREL.--The photo montage above shows three of the players who will field with Bob Brooks of Navy strngthen the Marine Corps' participate in the Hula Bowl game scheduled for Jan. 9 at the Honolulu stadium. The College and Harold Han, former first -nowledge of combat tactics. will pit their strength against the Hawaiian All-Stars. Otto Graham (left), Quarter - string fullback for the Universi- All-Stars California. The However. the 3rd Divvy moved hack for the World Champion Cleveland Browns. will lend his talent to the Hawaiian All- ty of Southern defensive backs will be Johnnie ut to Japan. the RCT. Hirsch r the Los Angeles Rams. Paul which Stars along with "Crazy Legs- Elroy right. end for Dang, Hawaiian Rams; Henry ad been here for only a few Larson. quarterback for the University of California at Berkeley (center). will head the Col- George, Army; and Mike Mich- eeks. also went on to join itsi lege All-Stais attack. on and Ernie Bilinovic (both arent unit. Hawaii Marines). SMALL-SCALE TRAINLNG IN THE OFFENSIVE line, Since that time, Kaneohe's MARINES MAY BEGIN SCHOOL; CORPS PAYS two great pro ends will see ac- air-ground training area and tion. They are Gordon Soltau of facilities Marines seeking to complete nounced. The winter semester the University of Hawaii within the 49ers and Elroy Hirsch of hate been dormant. col- tackles utth the exception of the high school courses or gain at the university begins Feb. 14, six weeks after registration. the LA Rams. At the lege credits during off-duty continuing through June. These must be sent directly will be Lou Groza, the place- similar training on a smaller hours can do so with the Ma- FOR HIGH SCHOOL level from the previous schools or kicking star of the Browns, and scale. which has been af- rine Corps footing the bill for courses, Marines should con- USAFI to the university. Charlie Ane of the Detroit Lions. forded the reconnaissance three-fourths of the cost of tact their unit education off- The university is offering eve- Phil Muscarello (Hawaii Ma- unit presently serving a tour tuition. icers, it was announced. The ning classes in business, engi- rines), normally at guard, will here. The station education office winter seme.aer at the universi- neering, economics, English, .shift over to the center slot. announced late yesterday that ty begins Feb. 14, continuing government, history, mathema- Names at the guard berths for When. and if. the regiment the University of Hawaii and through June. tics and philosophy. Details are the offensive squad were left McKinley high school in Hono- available at the station educa- unannounced prior to press time. rives, Kaneohe again will be FOR HIGH SCHOOL level ble to continue the training lulu both are offering these tion office. AT THE DEFENSIVE POSTS personnel. These are the courses, Marines should con- is expected that Williams' at pits air units with ground ice tact their unit education officers. ADDITIONAL educational ad- It only two schools on Oahu ac- offered starting defense probably will train under a single plan of payment Classes begin Monday at McKin- vancements are being on and credited for the partial ley high school. the Windward side by the Kai- have Bob Nellums, Army; perations. causing all prob- of tuition plan. lua Community School for Kelly Kaliszewski, Navy, at the ms to become mutual. This To take advantage of these ends: Dick Klein, Navy, and PERSONNEL SEEKLNG to fol- educational opportunities, mili- Adults. Under the control of the efinitelv will put our air sta- low college courses must take Terriorial Department of Public Dewey Wade (Hawaii Marines) if tary personnel must have suffi- at the tackles; Doug Andreason on hack on the -map.- the UH entrance examination cient time left on present tours Insruction, the courses are held they previously have not attend- several evening a week at the (Hawaii Marine) and Bob XPECTING ROTATION PLAN to complete the course in which at the guards, and ed a minimum of one-half year they enroll. Reserve Kailua high school. Lewis, Navy, The 1st Division. now in Ko- of college work. En- officers Paul Swoboda, Navy, at center. satisfactory will have to agree to remain on Students here must pay their a. according to Defense See- trance exams for the winter se- own way in a series of courses COLLEGE ALL-STARS Sat- active duty for two years after will start tiry Charles E. Wilson, will mester will be held each completion ranging from bridge for begin- Coach Jimmy Lovell urday. afternoon during January of a course. Paul Larson of California, who redeployed at Camp Pen- Supplies, rers to shorthand and bookkeep- at the admissions office in the books and other ing. Regitration will be Jan. led the nation's collegiate pas- . ion. Calif.. filling that post fees. including administration building on the that for the en- 11 and 13 from 7.15 to 9:15 p.m sers last season, at quarter- h also has been more-or- university campus. Those in- trance examination, will be ta- at the high school. Classes be- back; Dickie Moegle. Rice, and dormant since the depar- terested in taking the examina- ken care of by the individual. gin Jan. 17, according to Harry Bobby Watkins, Ohio State, r, of the "Third." It is ci- tion are advised to contact the Satisfactory high school trans- S. Kuwada, evening principal. halfbacks; and Carroll Hardy, ted that the regiments university by calling Honolulu scripts or those from previously Additional information as to Colorado, at the fullback posi- 363. To enroll, indi- attended colleges. or official erein will be rotted to and 90551. Ext. courses available may be had at tion. viduals must see their unit ed- test scores of a USAFI high the registration on sessions, ke Dukie Kerr, Purdue, and hi Kaneohe. each serving a ucati:,ri officer, it was an:- school must be presented at reported. Jim Hanifan, California, will oc- E tour and permitting each cupy the terminals, while Jack gain the valuable knowledge Ellena. UCLA, and Buck Lans- air-ground warfare. ford, Texas, will be in as tac- The unit that will carry MCAS MAN VISITED BY SINGING COUSIN kles. Jack Patera, Oregon, and the training. when it once Jim Salisbury, UCLA, will fill M Sgt. L. S. Culotta, chief of he hadn't seen since 1939. he discovered that April Ste- the slots gain be the 1st guard and Matt Hazel- begins, will the operations section of the IN 1939 CULOTTA left Niag- vens, whom he had listened to tine of California will center. r(isional !Marine Air- Red Devils squadron here, re- ara Falls, N. Y., where the two attentively on records, was his ED TOMA, UNIVERSITY of round Task Force. It first ceived a pleasant surprise had grown up together. Her long-lost cousin. Hawaii guard: Eric Watanabe, as cram man ded by Ma j. Wednesday. He was visited by name then was Carol LoTempio, The singer's career began at UH, guard; and Bob Schulte, en. P Riseley, his cousin, RCA Victor Record- and the Marine sergeant was James whom quite surprised one night as (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) Continued on Page 2) ing Star April Stevens, Page 2 S. MARINE CORPS Ali? ST.4TION KANEOHE BAY, T.H. Friday, Jantiary 7, his r Red Devils Ace Tom Jackson's TI/Atkiraktihs' New Flight Mark Col. Charles H. Hayes Commanding Officer kaidoom Lt. Col John F. Carey Executive Officer With Fury Jets . Capt.