Property of 13444, MARINE CORPS HISTORICAL LIBRARY NOV 10 1959 Please Return to Room 31247 edlestodC) rift VOL. VIII, NO 44 )6' U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 30, 1959 Concert Here Retirement Parade Honors Tonight at 8 Windward residents will join Lt. Gen. Megee Tomorrow with K-Bay music lovers here Lt. Gen. Vernon E. Megee, commanding general, Fleet Marine tonight during a concert of the Force, Pacific, will bring to a close over 40 years of Marine Corps Honolulu Little Symphony. Con- service during retirement ceremonies here tomorrow. ductor George Barati will raise Some 7,000 men of the 1st Marine Brigade and a battalion his baton on the stage of Station from the Marine Corps Air Station will pass in final review Theater No. I beginning at 8 before the FMFPac Commander at p.m. 10:30 am. at Platt Field. commanding officer of troops and Internationally famous Chi- The colorful ceremony, during Maj. J. V. Canzonieri, Brigade ad- nese soprano Ellie Mao will make which Gen. Megee will pin on the jutant, has been designated ad- her only Oahu appearance on four stars of a full general, is open jutant for the parade and review the program tonight. to the public. Parade participants ceremony. Ticket prices are 52.50, $1.50 are encouraged to invite dependents and 75-cents. Tickets for enlisted and friends to witness the event., A pictorial feature of Gen. Me- personnel and children are 50- Bleacher seating will be available. gee appears on Page 4. cents. Col. Paul J. Fontana, Brigade chief of staff, has been designated After the publication of Gen. Met gee's retirement and promotion or- FIRST TICKET SALE Hawaii Lieutenant - Governor James Kealoha, ders over the public address system, left, purchases the first ticket to the 1959 Hawaiian Roundup from University of Hawaii the four stars of his new rank will Dal Potter, right, president of the Downtown, Optimist Club which be pinned on the collar of Gen. Me- has volunteered to handle off-station ticket sales, as Col. M. M. gee. A unit of the 3rd Bn., 12th Magruder looks on. (Photo by ActSgt. Bruce Hamper) Winter Semester Starts Dec. 3-, See GEN. MELEE Page 5 Hawaiian Roundup Queen Entries Registration Action Needed Now Personnel who plan to participate nolulu 14, Hawaii (Attention: Children's Center Vie for Court Honors Tomorrow in the winter semester of the Uni- Office of Admissions and Rec- Reservations Open versity of Hawaii educational pro- ords), by the high school or col- Tv. elve island beauties have en- Selection of the queen and her gram for the first time at the Ka- ege concerned. For Birthday Ball tered as contestants in the 1959 Ha- four princesses will be held at the neohe Center here are urged tt. Entrance requirements for new to have their waii Roundup Queen Contest. The Parents planning Dee Gibson Ranch, 4200 Auloa Rd. write immediately for transcripts students are (1) present a tran- for at the Station Queen and her court of four princes- children cared Maunawili Valley, just off the Pall of their high school or college script of 12 semester hours of credit during the time ses will reign throughout the two- Child Care Center Road on Saturday. Oct. 31, at 2:30. courses. from another accredited university Corps Birthday Balls day roundup scheduled to be held of the Marine Pm. Although classes will not begin or college or (2) pass the entrance with at the K-Bay Marine Corps Air are urged to make reservations The judges will be Col. M. M. Ma- : until Dec. 3. personnel will be re- examination and present a nigh as possible. Station on Saturday and Sunday, the Center as soon gruder. Station commanding officer,1 quired to furnish transcripts for school transcript showing successful will be taken by reser- Nov. 14 and 15. Children Jack Van Osdol, manager of the acceptance to classes. All tran- completion of high school or have vations only on that evening. Bishop National Bank at Windward scripts should be mailed direct an average score of 45 on the high Reservations may be made by E-7 PROMOTION City Shopping Center in Kaneohe, to the University of Hawaii, Ho- school GED. with no score under calling 72-608. If reservations are and Stuart Allen, manager of the 35. made and not used, the patron BOARD Liberty House, Kailua. MEETS Community Chest Kaneohe Center classes are open making the reservation will be A board convened at Headquar- ...Contestants for the title of queen to all active duty military personnel, charged one dollar. ters Marine Corps Oct. 21 of rec- of the roundup represent four of Fund Tops $1,000 their dependents and all civilians Supper will be served between ommend acting gunnery sergeants the Hawaiian Islands, Oahu. Ha- Combined 1st Marine Brigade and of Windward Oahu. 5:30 and 6 p.m. at a charge of 25-

and staff sergeants (E.6) for pro- ! waii. Kaui, and Maui. Marine Corps Air Station contribu- Civilian students not employed cents. The Child Care Center will

motion to gunnery sergeant (E-7). I All contestants will be judged for tions to the 1959 Community Chest on Station will be required to remain open until 3 am. that eve- Eligible for consideration are beauty, personality and poise, with Drive totaled $4.139.37. furnish the Station Education ning. Marines in grade E-6 with dates of added points for horsemanship, al- Brigade personnel donated 32,100 Office certain information by A check with the Child Care Cen- rank prior to July 17, 1957. though the latter is not a necessary of this figure. Station personnel Nov. 23 for the issuing of a pass ter Wednesday morning showed Senior member of the board, requirement. $2.03937 according to final figures. to attend the on-Station classes. that the 52 cribs for babies up to which is scheduled to be in session Roundup tickets are available at Maj. D. E. Hunter of the Brigade Two ccrarses. each accredited at 2' years of age have already been about eight weeks, Is Col. Michael Station Special Services or may be Legal office was chairman of the three semester hours, will be of- filled by reservations, while 50 of Ryan of the G-1 Division. Head- obtained from any unit Special Brigade drive, Maj. G. W. Parker fered. They are "Public Speaking" the 100 accommodations for older quarters Marine Corps. Services officer. was, chairman of the Station drive. See UH COURSES Page 8 children had also been reserved. 184th Marine Corps Anniversary Plans Take Form More details on the K-Bay obser- EM BIRTHDAY BALL of-the-day until the 11 p.m. closing performances by the Bandei Trio, this method for escorting their dates vance of the 184th Anniversary of. K-Bay's sergeants and below will time. three of Japan's loveliest beauties to and from home. Pickup points on the Marine Corps on Nov. 10 were( hold the biggest Marine Corps Starring in the birthday show direct from a six-month engage- both the leeward and windward side announced this week by program of- Birthday Ball aboard the Station will be Rule Davis. "Hollywood's ment at Honolulu's Forbidden of the island are planned. The de- ficials. Reports indicate that this the evening of Nov. 10 in Henget: Most Fashionable Hillbilly." The City. tailed schedule will be printed in year's celebration will be bigger and 105. Thousands of Marines and their MA- veteran comedian has appeared in Also on the bill is "Mariko," said next Friday's WINDWARD better than ever guests are expected to witness the movies, TV and for a number of RINE. 'tea?-. The public will have an oppor- years has been a favorite with Those planning to utilize this bus tunity to see the hard-hitting 1st audiences at fairs, theaters and service should put in their requests Marine Brigade display its might night clubs across the country. as soon as possible to their company during a Combat Parade and Re- One critic said "Rufe Davis is or squadron offices. view beginning at 9:30 a.m. on funnier than a mother-in-law with Railway 18. All Brigade personnel the mumps." COUPLES AT EM CLUB and equipment will be utilized in Jimmy Walker, a leading Hono- Sergeants and below have been the gigantic ceremony. Thou- lulu radio personality, will handle encouraged to obtain dates for the sands of Marine,. along with the the master of ceremonies billet. evening of the Marine Corps Birth- latest equipment and arms of the Music will be provided by the day, Nov. 10, especially if they wish mighty air-ground force will pass Charlie Robinson Quintet. to visit the Enlisted Men's Club. in review while overhead sleek Dark-h....red beauty Maureen Couples only will be admitted to the jets and helicopters will demon- Brady, a continental song stylist, Club that evening. strate with a mass fly over. will entertain with songs in English. A cocktail hour for couples will That same evening. K-Bay Ma- French, Italian and Spanish. She be held there from 6:30 to 7:30 rines and their guests will mark the has appeared in Broadway musicals. p.m. At 7:30 p.m. the Club will New York Co., founding of their Corps in 1775 at with the Opera and MAUREEN BRADY close to allow guests to take in the Philadelphia with three giant birth- RUFE DAVIS recently completed an exceptionally colorful cake cutting ceremony to be one of Japan's most beautiful day balls. In addition to the dane- : traditional successful six-month tour of South and pageant at the EM Ball in cake cutting ceremony dancers. mg, feasting and entertainment, the and pageant there at 8 p.m. America. Hangar 105 traditional cutting of the birthday Seating will beg about an hour Liberty Recording artist Bill Cok- Enlisted men are encouraged to The Club will reopen again at 9 cake along with a pageant depicting earlier. er, Hawaii's celebrated "King of the invite dates to their celebration. p.m. for those couples who wish to the illustrious history of the Marine it Plans call for a buffet dinner fol- Banjo," will demonstrate his versa- Bus transportation is being planned return. 13111 Stevenson's Tunemisters Corps will be held at three loca- lowing the ceremony with almost tility with a number of selections. for the evening's event in order that will provide dance music at the Club lions. continous entertainment the order- Adding color to the show will be Marines lacking "wheels" can use See ANNIVERSARY Page 7 P IT. 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 30, 1959

'ft...... , Chaplain's Corner 9Atreaiu:09. Pitz40944121geil A. it. Anderson fly Chaplain By PFC. EDWARD BOMAR With the big day right around the corner, it seems only natural COL. M. M. MAGRUDER Commanding Officer LEST WE FORGET that we inquire of a few K-Bayites as to their plans on November 10. COL. EDWARD J. DOYLE Executive Officer Kierkegaard, the Danish theolo- que,5tion, specifically: "Where and how do you intend to cele- CAPT. ROBERT W. AaSENAULT ....Informational Services Officer gian, tells a parable of a wild duck. The the 184th anniversary of the Marine Corps?" ACTMSGT. LOUIS F. NADOLNY Editor With his mates, this duck was fly- brate ACTOYSGT. JOHN P. McCONNELL Assistant Editor ing northward across Europe in the AMSGT. J. W. DRAUGHTON, CAPT. J E. CRANDELL, Brigade LCI'L. S. ZAGARELLA .. Sports Editor One day he came down in a spring. Security MP I Legal Office - where there were tame barnyard 1 Chief "This "My wife and The WINDWARD MARINE Is published every Friday by and for ducks. He ate and enjoyed the corn. - the personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990, will be the last always enjoy get- Because the duck liked the good fare c o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif., under the supervision of one of many an- , ting together the Informational Services Office. Printed and the safety of the barnyard, he at the Windward Reporter niversaries I ' I I , with fellow Ma- Publishing Co., Kathie, Hawaii. Published in conformity with para- all summer. stayed have seen as an rines and cele- graph 17107, MCM, financed by Station Special Services (nou-appro- One autumn day when his wild priated) active Marine. I'll brating the spirit funds at no cost to the government. THE WINDWARD MA- mates were winging their way south- RINE receives material from the combined Station and 1st Marine be celebrating of the Birthday. ward again, they passed over the Brigade FMF, Informational Services Offices and is a member of the birthday at .,,/, The pageant is *, 1114 and receives the services of the Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS). barnyard. When the duck heard the club, and as always, will be due a; the Officers' Club at 10:30 No paid advertising may be accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE their cries, he was stirred with a looking forward to the arrival of is a 'must' as far as I'm may be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section and strange delight, and, flapping his p.m., and the WINDWARD MARINE 220. pageant at 9 p.m." are in Bldg, Telephones: WINDWARD to join his the full-dress concerned." MARINE 72104; ISO 72535 - 72955 - 72120. wings, he rose in the air the Subscription Rate 82.50 per year old comrades in their flight to VMA-214- (Circulation-4,500) he found MAJ. R. J. BUTTERS, land of summer. But, alas, . Co., join AGYSGT. T. W. MYERS, H his good fare had made him "I always that 4th Marines so soft and heavy that he could rise the Corps birth- - Editor's Corner no higher than the eaves of tit& day celebration "I haven't missed Ball barn. So, he sank back again to the at the Officers' a Birthday yet, and will be barnyard and said to himself, "Oh Club. I think the present and ac- BEWARE OF ARM-TWISTERS; well, my life is safe here and the birthday is ex- counted for at fare is good. ceptional among " the club on No- Every spring and autumn when the armed serv- KNOW YOUR OWN CAPACITY vember 10. The the wild ducks flew over his barn- ices, and is an- anniversary has Often a man new to the service, who in civilian life drank yard he heard their honking cry, other confirmation of the esprit a lot to me." only an occasional beer or two, finds himself with buddies for nis eye gleamed for a moment, and de corps for which the Marines always meant quite whom drinking bouts are a regular evening pastime. he began to lift his wings in vain to are so well known."' .Not real drunks--just good natured characters who like to join his mates. At length the day ASGT. C. H. HATCHER, Station relax in a sudsy glow-and wlio have quite a capacity for it. So came when the wild ducks flew over CAPT. N. C. TULLIS, Adj., 3 12- T ran s portation our friend, enjoying their company and wanting to be one of him and uttered their cry, but he "I plan to spend be taking the gang, matches them drink for drink. He doesn't want it. paid not the slightest attention to the entire eve- -"I'll my wife to the He'd secretly rather nurse the drink he's got. But it's down the them. ning at the Of- Ball at the club. hatch, down the hatch-it separates the men from the boys, The story reminds us that it is ficers' Club, for This will be the and who wants to be thought of as a kid? easy to forget our ideals and be- dinner and the first one she's come content with lower things. Ball. I believe the Well, for that matter who wants to befuddle his wits and seen, and we're Our ideals inspire us to soar to high- Marine Corps risk chucking his cookies just for the boozy approbation of both looking for- er levels of living, but we must con- Birthday is both sonic good time Charlies? Only a fool. Certainly not a man ward to it. T h capable of stantly refresh our minds concern- figuratively a n d making his own decisions and sticking by them. Birthday is a wonderful opportu- ing our ideals. factually a review of the history Drinking can be one of the pleasures of life if you do it them, the envi- nity for Marines and their wives When we forget of the Corps, highlighted by the moderately, not habitually. and if you know. your own ca- will ronment of even the barnyard full-dress pageant featuring Ma- to mingle and get to know each pacity. After you reach it, don't let anyone twist your arm to us as a level become satisfactory rines in period uniforms." other." for a fresh bout of elbow bending. The summer sun may be of conduct. hot, but a soft drink is as cooling as a beer or something Going to church, daily devotions stronger. And if it's raining, you don't have to get out of and all those things that focus our your wet clothes into a dry martini. minds on things above are indis- As Kipling put it "If you can keep your head when all about pensible, lest we forget our high you.. . . calling. Keep it. You won't lose any friend really worth having. You're certain to gain his respect. (AFPS) Officers Wives ,...... ,...,,,,..... 0;EicTecip-c;s1 First thing out of the hat-a reminder to the Executive Board next meeting will members. The BE P.C.-A war on local mosquitoes is Divine Services at Mrs. IfCAAS. 1UFORT, 4. 9:30 am., be on Nov. waged by a U.S. Public Health Service aircraft operating Quarters. Since this is a being Fontana's out of MCAAS Beaufort in request to pleas by state and county CHOIR - Tuesday, 7 p.m. deviation from the regular meeting Catholic health officials. The aerial duster will apply dust over a wide ST MICHAEL'S CHAPEL ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY- late. please do not forget. Corporate Communion area of the Coastal Carolinas from Charleston to Hilton Head SUNDAY MASS 8:00, 9:30 and third Sun- With Toyland open and all the - day of each including the air station and Laurel Bay. IJ 00 a.m month at 9:30 am. helpful ladies gift-wrapping at the WFT.:KDAYS--Monday through Fri- Mass. Exchange. one can't help realiz- day 11:30 a.m.; and 4:30 p.m. Sat- ing Christmas holidays are creep- CAMP PENDLETON-Reckless. pride of time 5th Marines, urday and holidays, 9 am. ing up. Those early mailing dates is hack in the news again. The little Mongolian headline stealer 'CONFESSIONS-Saturday, 8:30 to Jewish are too! The gift-wrapping project ' has been promoted from acting staff sergeant (E-5) to staff 8 00 p.m. and one half hour be- p m.- Friday, A:ona Chapel, John- is truly worthwhile and much ap- sergeant 1E-61. No regular promotion board passed judgement fore all masses. son Circle Housing (off preciated: all donating their time on the ammo-toting, twice wounded mare. She was promoted Kam Highway!, Pearl ZNSTRUCT1ON CLASSES-Adults Har- to it certainly deserve a vote of meritoriously. Monday 7:00 p.m. in Station bor. ,Chaplain's Office thanks. Christian Science Are you all set for Tuesday's OKINAWA -A six man Chinese boxing team from Taiwan, HOLY NAME SOCIETY - Second SUNDAY Sunday of the month, Holy Com- luncheon at M's Ranch House? Formosa, won four of their six fights here recently at the Stil- 9:30 a.m.-Bible School. There's M's special chicken salad well Fieldhouse against boxers from the 3rd Marine Division, munion at 9:30 a.m. Mass. Meet- 11:00 a.m.-Church Service. Keine- ings are held on Mondays preced- plus a deluxe dessert, all for $2.00. the Air Force, the Army, and from Koza high schools. In the lu School, Kallua. of the which was named by the judges as ing the second Sunday of the Christian Science minister at Remember social hour will begin fourth bout night. 11 Minoru Ura, of the Chuo High School month at 8 p.m. in Chaplain's .3hapel Center, Friday, 9 to 10 am at am. Come on out, relax and "fight of the night," Office, Bldg. 1090. For appointment at other hours, call enjoy the talented Mrs. Whaley's Boxing club in Koza, dealt time Chinese Marines their first loss NO%-ENA-Our Lady or the mtracu- 73182 or Mr. McGraw, Honolulu "Fun With Music." of the night. Imis Medal. Monday, following Use 110-392. 430 p.m. Mass. NAVY RELIEF LAYETTE BARSTOW, CALIF. - Three Marine Corps Supply Center GROUP MEETS NOV. 2 personnel copped titles at the Interservice Boxing Tournament Protestant Don't forget new date, new at Edwards Air Force Base last week. Murlyn McCluskey, ALL SAINTS & ALL TRINITY CHAPEL the held SOUL'S DAY SCNIDAY DIVINE SERVICES time, and new place for our meet- corpsman at the Station hospital, captured the light middle- Catholic personnel will be inter- 9:30 and 11 am-Protestant Wor- ing this month. It is going to be weight. Marty Sykes the featherweight and Ralph Brown the ested to know that All Saints Day. ship Service. Monday. Nov. 2, at 1:00 p.m. in the middleweight crowns. Vertis Garrett, a rugged light middle- one of the six Holy Days of obliga- 4.30 am.-Sunday School. Religious TV room at the Officers' Club. We weight, won one of his three bouts. tion in the Church, falls on a Sun- Education Center, Bldg hope it will be a convenient time day this year, and will be observed 386. Class for all ages. for most of you. WEDNESDAY CHERRY POINT - The Marine Corps will exercise complete with the usual times for Sunday If you are interested at all in 11)0 p.m-Choir Rehearsal (f°, control of the air in the Beaufort, N.C., area, according to Col. Masses. helping but are not sure is 910 am. service). this the F. J. Frazier of the Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station. Monday Nov 2 is All Soul's Day, 7:30 p.m.-Choir Rehearsal. exact group that you should join, Col. Frazier, speaking to a meeting of civilian pilots said all and while not a Holy Day of obli- please feel free to come and visit civilian flights, including short hops around the airfield must gation, it is a day on which special us and then you can decide whether be cleared with the Cherry Point tower. emphasis is placed on prayers for Latter Day Saints to add your name to our rolls. We SUNDAY the Souls in Purgatory. would certainly be glad to have 9 u0 a.m. -Priesthood meeting. EL TORO, CALIF. -A new system for identifying automo- For the convenience of all, Father you. And if you would like additional '0 fro a rn .-Sunday School. biles registered at El Toro went into effect Oct. 5 when field Conte and Father Cortney will offer p m.- Sacrament Meeting information by phone or need grade officers will commence registration for new metal station Masses at 8. 8:25, 9, 11:30 and 11:55 r.II services at Church of Latter transportation, call Toni Mackey tags. It is expected that the window decals will be phased out am. and 4:30 pm. Day Saints, MMus, rd., Kailua at 252-102. completely by Dec. 31. October 30, 1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII Page 3

Meritorious Mast Awarded Saunders ASSgt. Charles 0. Saunders, of Headquarters Co., 1st Marine Bri- gade, was awarded a meritorious mast last week for exceptional apd commendable performance of du- ties as Brigade Passenger Tians- portation NCO. The meritorious mast was con- . ducted by Brig. Gen. F. L. Wiese - man, commanding general, 1st Ma- ' rine Brigade. The citation which accompanied the mast read in part, "As the 1st Marine Brigade Passenger Trans- li! portation NCO for the past seven- OUTSTANDING NCO-ASSgt. Charles 0. Saunders (right) of Hdqs. teen months, you have processed Co., 1st Marine Brigade, receives congratulations from Brig Gen. F. over 5,000 Marine Corps and Navy officers, enlisted personnel and de- L. Wieseman, Brigade commander, after receiving a meritorious mast RED ONE-LtCol. Louis H. Steman, commanding officer of the Red pendants from the Windward side Oct. 22. (Photo by ASgt. Bruce Hamper) Devils of VMF-232, disembarks from his Crusader jet garbed in a of Oahu. bright red flight suit. His transportation, a flashy red convertible, "This figure includes families and awaits him together with the CO's three-pronged trident held by his Peleliu Invaders Impress Youngster personnel that were living here driver. As leading Demon, Col. Steman sets the pace that has set while their husbands were stationed new records for VMF-232. (Photo by ASgt. Bruce Hamper) Now Infantryman With 4th IVIannes, in the Far East, dependents travel- ing alone or those with hardship By PFC. KENTON SKEELS Class W. H. Turner. They became SCHEMING 'RED DEMON' very good friends. cases. "Your courteous and outstanding For ACp1. Raphel Nigirmang, a When Turner was scheduled to cooperative attention given these ADDS FIRE TO VMF-232 native of Peleliu Island, a life long return to the States, he asked Nigir- and all passengers dream has come true. mang to accompany him to his processed Beelzebub:is on the loose in Hawaii! What's more he's a real through your office has consistently On a clear bright morning in 1944, home in Memphis, Tennessee. He sporty demon in a flaming red flight suit and a bright red con- obtained favorable reaction from the then six year old Nigirmang left Guam a short time later. the people with whom you deal and vertible. witnessed the first Allied air attacks of his activities are confined to the Marine Corps Air Turner's parents "adopted" him reflects credit on you, this command Most on his home island. and he lived at their home in Mem- Station, Kaneohe, but occasionally one of his hot cohorts earns and the Marine Corps. the privilege of driving his fiery He was evacuated from Peleliu phis until 1957. "Acting Staff Sergeant Saunders, five days chariot around the island of Oahu. code for Col. Steman, garbed in his only before the first wave In May, 1956 he decided the time I commend you on the outstanding of Marines land- The Kaneohe Bay "devil" is Lt. colorful flightsult and armed with had come to join the Corps, but performance of your duties as the Col. Louis H. Steman, commanding a three-pronged trident, is likely to ed on the beaches. trouble developed. It was then that 1st Marine Passenger Brigade officer of Marine Fighter Squadron pop-up anywhere in the hangar re- After the bitter he met 1st Sgt. Herbert L. Tutor, Transportation NCO." 232. The fact that the outfit is now serving as first sergeant of "B" pair area or flight line. Wisecracks fighting had sub- known as "Red Devils" is not, Pioneer Company, the and a friendly prod or two mark sided he and his Service Battalion, here at K-Bay. incidental. the "skipper's" progress. More im- family returned MX Postal Unit From the "skipper" to the raw- portant, personal attention, in tb.; In 1956 Tutor was a Marine re- to their home. est replacement, "Steman's screa- form of an appreciative pat-on-the- cruiter stationed at Memphis. Cpl. The sight of U. Patronage Urged min' demons" pride themselves in back, from the commanding officer Nigirmang told the "Top" of his de- S. Marines w a s being the hottest squadron in the sends morale zooming to new hei- sire and the Leatherneck went Beginning tomorrow, the 1st Ma- strange to him. Nigirmang to let Marine Brigade's Marine Air- ghts. work immediately. rine Brigade Postal unit located Group 13. They also fly and Ile was very curious about them. with the Christmas gift wrapping craft The Buick convertible purchased Ngirmang was not a United States maintain Hawaii's hottest air- by Col. Steman, will be passed on to He talked to them while they were service in the Bldg. 1090 Marine Ex- citizen, nor did he have a birth craft, the 1008-mile-per-hour-plus com- on liberty and he visited them on change Branch, will be open Satur- his successors as squadron certificate or legal papers of his en- F8U Crusader. the beaches. days from 8:30 a.m. to noon. manding officers are transferred. It try into the U. S. His case looked Records mean little to the Red the enlisted His most prominent recollection of This postal service is not restrict- is also used to reward very grim. Tutor was faced with a Devils. They will set a new mark as the VMF-232 Ma- the Marines on the island was the ed to patrons using the wrapping man selected lot of red tape. one month in squadron flight hours, of the month. With a full tank time he watched them play football. service. As many personnel as pos- rine There were many times Nig- bombs dropped or aerial gunnery, is over The game was strange to him. Soon, that sible are requested to utilize this of gas, the vehicle turned to irmang didn't believe he would be and attempt to break it the follow- for however he had joined the men on Postal Unit to alleviate the load on the outstanding Leatherneck a accepted into the Corps. ing month. around the is- the beach and was playing the game. the Regimental Post Office during "big" date, a trip Regular hours mean little when leisure hour When asked about his opinion of Fives months later, however, in the holiday season. and or for some other the squadron is out to break a re- the combat Marines he replied; "I Feburary, 1957 he received his or- All postal services, with the ex- pursuit. Wan the cord, 12 to 14 hours a day, 7 days with men every chance I ders to report for duty. In his words, ception of money orders, are avail- a week are not unknown. had. They taught me how to play his reaction to the news was: "T able at the gift wrapping location. NURSERY RATES CHANGE many Teamwork and spirit is the key. Care Center officials wish American games and they was completely overjoyed. I couldn't Local postal officials also remind Child were good to me ways. The teamwork is a physical thing notify parents that new rates will in many other eat or sleep for two days because I patrons that holiday season greet- to Very that can be seen in the hustling Sunday, Nov. 1. soon I felt that the Marines was so happy. I knew at last that I ing cards may be mailed unsealed go into effect were the best, not only in the United was going to be a Leatherneck." mechanics, ground crewmen and The new rates are as follows: with 3 cent stamps to all destin- and ever-flying pilots. But the RATES one child, 35 States, but throughout the world. I Two years later while stationed at ations using domestic rates, except HOURLY - dec:ded right then that if possible, Camp Pendleton, he accidently met spirit of the outfit is almost as cents, two children of the same fam- Cant.da or Mexico. Cards mailed to I I was some day going to become Tutor again, who had traveled to tangible. A Crusader grounded for ily, 50 cents and 10 cents for each these two countries require 4 cent one." repairs is an insult to all hands additional child of the same family. California for an amphibious op- stamps, sealed or unsealed. Nigirmang was to learn much eration. He learned that the ser- and working hours are thrown out MONTHLY RATES - one child, later that his wish wasn't going to geant was stationed at Hawaii. the hangar door until the aircraft $36, two children of the same fam- be realized so easily. Several months later he too was is back in a flying status. ily, $52 and $12 for each additional He left his home on Peleliu in assigned duty on the Island. He Staff NCO Wives But it isn't all work. Red One, child of the same family. 1951 to attend school at Guam. is now serving with "Bravo" Co., 1st By Gertrude Burke While there, he met Airman Second Bn.. 4th Marines. The first business meeting under the leadership of the new executive board is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Nov. 3. All members are requested to bring a used, but not abused, toy to the meeting to be given to the Child Care Center. Eighty club memberS and their husbands attended the 11th semi- annual officer installation ceremony last Friday evening. Col. and Mrs. M. M. Magruder were guests of honor. Mrs. Magruder administered the oath of office to incoming officers. Mrs. Jerome Foley, president: Mrs. Emory Krotky, vice president; Mrs. Fred Prince, secretary; Mrs. James Menard, treasurer; and Mrs. Earl Williams. sergeant-at-arms. New committee members were also in- sta lied. Outgong executive officers and br committee chairmen were presented DONATES BLOOD -LCpI. David R. Bendorf, center, talks with ASgt. with leis and extended a heartfelt Wade D. King as nurse, Mrs. Hatsuye Matsunobu of Queen's Hos- NAVY DAY-Brig.Gen. F. L. Wieseman, commanding general of the "thanks' to AMSgt. Toon and his pital in Honolulu, fakes blood from King which was donated in the 1st Marine Brigade, performs the honors in the -Station Dispensary capable staff for all their coopera- name of 10-year-old Ernest Charter of Kenna, a hemophylia Tuesday on the occasion of the local celebration of the U. S. Navy's tion during Staff Wives Club meet- The Marines were part of a group of 43 Leathernecks from Camp 183rd anniversary. ing and parties. Catlin who donated their blood. Page 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HONAll October 30, 1959

WITH "BULL" HALSEY - The late Admiral "Bull" Halsey addresses his men et ADVISOR TO PERU - In October, 1940 Major Megee was assigned to the U.3. Ewa, as Marine officers stand at attention during a review. Colonel Vernon E. Megee Nav,I Aviation Mission in Peru as special advisor to that government's Minister of stands second from right, front rank, The photograph was taken at Ewa :n 1944 Aviation. He is shown with the American Ambassador to Peru and Vice President Ewa was located adjacent to Barber's Point. Henry Wallace. Gen. Megee Climaxes Career Tomorrow Tomorrow marks the end of more the Marine Corps and Chief of Staff, Returning from China in March. dered to Norfolk, Va., where he be- than 40 years of Marine Corps ser- the first Leatherneck aviator to hold 1928, General Megee was assigned came Chief of Staff, Fleet Marine vice for Lt. Gen. Vernon E. Megee, that post. to preliminary aviation training at Force, Atlantic, the following month. commanding general, Fleet Marine In Korea he commanded the 1st the Naval Air Station, San Dieted: He returned to Washington in Force. Pacific. Marine Aircraft Wing from Jan- Calif., until January, 1929. He then August, 1949, to serve as Assistant Few people have accomplished as uary to December, 1953, winning began another tour of expeditionary Director of Marine Corps Aviation much in a military career as he has. the Air Force Distinguished Ser- service as Squadrons Quartermaster, until January, 1950, when he was rising from a private in 1919 to com- vice Medal in that capacity. In Aircraft Squadrons, 2nd Marine Bet - named Director of Intelligence with mand two-thirds of the total oper- World War H he saw action in the gade, in Nicaragua. After earning the Joint Staff. Department of De- ating forces of the Marine Corps. Iwo Jima, Okinawa and Western the Navy and Marine Corps Medal fense. That is an accomplishment there, he returned to any Ma- Caro lines operations earning the the United In August, 1951. be was pro- rine would be proud to claim! Legion of Merit with Combat "V" States to enter flight training at moted to major general and nam- Pensacola, in 1931. Gen. Megee is not only an avi- as commander of Landing Force Fla., January, ed commander of the Marine ator, but spent ten years with the Air Support Control Unit One at Awarded his wings in February, Corps Air Station and Marine ground marines prior to receiving Iwo Jima and the Bronze Star 1932, the general was assigned to Corps Air Bases at Cherry Point. his wings. His experience on the Medal with Combat "V" as corn- Aircraft Squadrons, West Coast The general remained there until ground equals or is greater than Samuel amine act ils to aapustu Expeditionary Forces at San Di- the experience of many of his non- Force air support control units ego, where he remained until May, February. 1952. then served for al, flying staff officers. He knows the at Okinawa. 1933. The following month he be- most a year as Commanding Gen- eral, Aircraft. Fleet Marine Force, problems of both. He also earned the Navy and Ma- gan a three-year tour of duty at Pacific, at El Toro, Calif., before Having been reared on an Okla- rine Corps Medal for commendatory Quantico, where he served as a taking command of the 1st Marine homa ranch, he developed an early achievement June 19, 1930, while student and instructor in the Ma- Aircraft Wing in Korea in January. interest in shooting which he has flying as an observer and machine rine Corps Schools, then as Execu- 1953. The following January, he re- continued throughout the years. gunner in an attack on a large tive Officer of Marine Fighter ported to Pearl Harbor. where he Wherever Gen. Megee is in com- force of rebel bandits in Nicaragua. Squadron 9. served as Deputy Commander, Fleet mand, you can count on there be- He entered the Air Corps Tactical The general was born June 5, 1900, Marine Force Pacific. until June, ing an active, competive marksman- at Tulsa, Okla.. and is a graduate School at Maxwell Field. Ala., Si August. 1955. ship program, even to the extent of of Oklahoma A & M College. He en- 1936. and after graduating A month later he was appointed personally participating in competi- listed in the Marine Corps on March in June, 1937, returned to Quantico for another Commanding C, encra 1. Aircraft, tive skeet shooting, in which he is 8, 1919, and was commissioned a two years as an instruc- tor in Aviation Fleet Marine Force. Atlantic, ser- a formidable opponent. second lieutenant May 4, 1922. After tactics. In July. 1939. he took command ving in that capacity at Norfolk. Va., He has stated that he hopes his completing the Officers Basic of Marine Fighter until he assumed his present rank in retirement will give him the op- Course, he served his first tour of Squadron 2, 2nd Marine Aircraft Group. January. 1956 portunity to catch up on his hunt- expeditionary duty with the 1st Ma- with which he participated ing and fishing, not having been rine Brigade in Haiti from October, In fleet exercises the following year. General Megee was then trans- In October, 1940. ferred able to do as much of it as he would 1923, to November. 1925. He was General Megee to Marine Corps Headquart- LAST YEAR - Gen. Megee intro- was have liked, the last few years. then stationed with the 10th Ma- assigned to the U. S. Naval ers. Washington, D. C.. serving o, duces Hawaiian Governor William Prior to his present command, rines at Quantico, Va., until April, Aviation Mission to Peru as special Assistant Commandant of the Ma- F. Quinn at the 1958 Marine General Megee served at Marine 1927, when he was ordered to China advisor to that government's Min- rine Corps and Chief of Staff until Corps Birthday Ball. The 1958 Corps Headquarters, Washington, for his second tour of expeditionary ister of Aviation. For his service in he received orders assigning him Ball was the last Marine Corp, D. C. as Assistant Commandant of duty. that capacity during the next three duties as Commanding General. Birthday celebration that Ger.. years he was awarded the Peruvian Fleet Marine Force.. Pacific at Camp Megee will attend while on active Aviation Cross, First Class. H. M. Smith. Hawaii. He assumed duty. He returned to the United States command in December, 1957. in October, 1943, and the following month reported to Cherry Point, N. C.. as Chief of Staff of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. He was ord- ered to the Pacific theater with that unit in May, 1944. In October, 1944, the general was assigned to Aircraft, Fleet Marine Force. Pacific, as commander of Pi °visional Air Support command. After leading Control Unit One at Iwo Jima he was named Chief of Staff, Air Support Control Units, Pacific Fleet, with said/ !oral duty as Commander, Marine Air Sup- port Control Units. He served in that capacity until he returned to the United States in September, 1945. Reporting to Marine Corps Head- quarters that October, General Me- gee was a member of the Joint Am- phibious Operations and Doctrines ARDENT SPORTSMAN-Lt.Gen. Vernon E. Megee presents the mas- Committee until August. 1946. Then. sive Megee Trophy to ASgt. J. T . Turk early last spring. A perpetual after serving briefly as an instructor IWO JIMA, 1945-On Iwo Jima, he commanded Landing Force Air award donated by Gen. Megee, the trophy is presented each quer- at the National War College, Wash- Support Control Unit One, in which assignment he earned +he Le- ter to the Leatherneck with the highest combined rifle and pistol ington, he was promoted to brigadier. gion of ;Merit with Combat "V." He is shown in front of his Com- score in intramural competition. general in December, 1946, and or- mand Fos+ on Iwo Jima. October 30, 1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII Page 5 t-Meatelt Scitedule TONIGHT meat for adults. JET PILOT - Janet Leigh is the TUESDAY .n- Soviet woman air force officer RIDE LONESOME - Wirer, it who takes jet controls in hand dolph Scott as star imminent with ease. John Wayne is the is bound to be good eresults of American officer who is to keep for western fans. ling actors, her In sight. Rough duty. Seems movie, with all svnance, color- she is a top "red" spy and has onfr of fine Pare handy with been brought down with her plane fu] characterdul with horses in Alaska. It is in color and runt( Enna and ,eriff turned bounty for 112 minutes a good rating for Scott is bn Steele, Pernell Ro- adults only. hunterr James Best share the SATURDAY MATINEE bertAt for 94 minutes. No information available six. WEDNESDAY SATURDAY HANGMAN - flicket GIDEON OF SCO'T'LAND YARD -1 ass an unusual knack in that it Chief Inspector Gideon, Jack builds up sympathy for both the Hawkins, starts off the movie U. S. Marshal, Robert Taylor, and picking up the morning milli to the man he is forced to track ends it with a midnight feting Jack Lord, who is now mar- EMPLOYEES' COUNCIL down, - Posing with the MCAS commanding officer, Col. M. M Magruder, the airport to identify and reformed. Tina Louise, newly elected Council members ried are (front row, I to r) Walter Gaspar, Margaret Ako, Margarette bank robber. In bet Little Acre" fame is I of "God's Yeager, Leimomi Tilton; (second row) Norman ,m of hold- Higa, Sarah Souza, Daniel Denis; (third row) Col. a fast moving sucerviolence the supporting actress. Running Magruder, Albert Perreira, Alfred Oliveira, Jr., and Alfred Deluze; (back row) Gilbert Silva, Sigurd Jen- ups bribes, murder With heart_ time for this adult movie is 107 sen, Tom Fanene (alternate), George Teves. Missing Council members are William Ching, Albert all of this interieuehes, hm. minutes. Quinta, Julia Jones. Wanda Hamilton, James Ako, Melvin Todd and George Young. warming fax of love in_ THURSDAY mor and and STORY -This is the movie interest minutes of adult NUN'S .er entertainment. and story that created quite s your city it Civil Service News* SUNDAY sensation in almost every ** stars in Audrey Hepburn I information available played. LATEST SUGGESTION some excellent results' and also lead) spicuous following wahines as the SUNDAY the dramatic and touching story AWARD ether employees to come up with ad- won prizes for "the most" in Tra- ang girl who enters the WILD HERITAGE . Dig this. . . of a r Congratulations are in order for ditional ideas. Why not give it a wailan in daily contests' Je.' Belgian attire an off beat western. Maureen 0' convent and works in the these j employees who recently re- try? Sato, Wanda Hamilton. JUIV" onun relates the story of how 1 Congo. It ceived awards for their adopted aurma Sullivan, mother of four little ones MI6- . Helen Sakan' -`a Ku- she has made a mis- ..anes who were daily travels via covered wagon, tc she believes gestions: Nicholas Souza, PW, earn- . wp ..- fudged INDEBTEDNESS and wooly West. take in her vocation. An excellent ed an additional $20.00 for his crash wi for beautiful alone .a.igts ward the wild Federal employees are expect;'Th plan on movie for every member of the truck fire hose repair tool fail - were Richard Lum, Ernest Francis, After many mishaps they that was i pay their debts and cov,`-'led returning family. The second movie for the further evaluated for safety attitude Andrew Stanley. John Dixon and to get East where things factors' ure to assume a r.--inmsible aren't so tough. evening should start at approxi- and is suf- Richard Yokomichi. The youngun's de- i considered adopted by NAS Barber's Point; toward obis...dons mately 8:50 p.m. em- Musical entertainment during the cide to stay and curve out a suc- Robert K. Ikeda, Supply, received ! flex.... reason to remove an cessful life against almost in- $30.00 for his idea to put a try scale ',noyee from the Federal Service. Re- Aloha luncheon was sparked by Supply talent including Jimmy Ako surmountable odds. It is recom- in Produce Section of the Sd-vs i peated failure to honor debts indi- Ho who sang the Hawat- mended for the family and has a Commissary for convenience of cus- ! gates a pattern of unreliability and and Alma Staff NCO Club running time of 84 minutes. tomers. will not be condoned. ian Wedding Song and trio K. A. Lee. Ako and John Freltas MONDAY TONIGHT Mary L. Austin comptroller, net- Each notice of indebtedness re- , Jimmy unwind the 1 who vocalized My Blue Heaven In SLAUGHTER ON 10TH AVENUE All the equipment to ted $25.00 for devising a way of ex- I ceived must be answered and all hard hitting melodrama week's tension! Happy Hour's on Pediting posting by increased use of ' pertinent correspondence becomes a Japanese. -A of BIRTH NCYTEX:', -- Major and Mrs. union racketeering on New York's from 4 'til 7 p.m. National Cash Register Bookkeep- I part of the employee's personnel ' SATURDAY ing Machine; Ruth E. Croft, IRD, folder. Too much time is now being ! C. F. Hamlin. Jr. welcomed their waterfront, iticilliard pet.. a. actor, HALIAAVETIN DANCE-Costume received $10.00 for a new personnel spent on employee financial pro- third child, Elizabeth Louise, who forceful takes the leading role. This is a night for Ball with music by Ken Alford. records tranmittal form for 14ND blems. tipped the scales at 8 lbs. 4 oan. the kid- of Cap- dies to stay at home and watch Dress up in your goriest! Prizes for use. The Federal service is not a har- New addition for the family ups, but only one each. 'ruffian F. Dias, Communications, to pay tain and Mrs. Robert Borders is TV. This movie displays so much the best get bor for those who refuse and cou- . Thomas Joseph. The 8 lb. 2 oz. son violence that it will chill the for the best man, woman, was a double award winner getting I debts, and this is just a "word to blood ple, so let your imagination be your $1000 for suggesting better storage the wtse" -"Take care of your obll- joins two brothers. of many. It is a fairly true I rendition of the waterfront situ- guide. for tape recorder demagnetizer and ' gations and remain a Government ation of a few years ago. Assist: SUNDAY $25.00 for IrriDrOrthe the ventilation ' employee." a break and bring system at Kansas Tower Electronics __ _ __ ing Egan are Jan Sterling, Dan Take kitchen GEN. MELEE $1.00 Equipment room. Durra and Julie Adams. 103 the family in for a feast. Only SICK LEAVE AWARDS (Continued from Page I) children's Michael Gay. PW, received a Cer- minutes of excellent entertain- per, and half price for Four employees were recently marines, will then fire a 17 gun portico. tificate of Award in recognition of commended for the accrual of 500 salute. hid suggestion on a check valve in MONDAY 'lours of sick leave. Award certifi- After Gen. Megee, accompanied at 7 p.m the high pressure system serving Toastmasters meeting cafes signed by the Commanding by Brig. Gen. F. L. Wieseman, com- KARATE ENTHUSIASTS TUESDAY Capehart housing that will contri- Officer were presented to Christ ; - manding general, 1st Marine Bri- All personnel stationed aboard Club meeting bute to more effective operation. Staff NCO Wives pher Manuwai, Supply. and Evelyn gade. has inspected the massed the Marine Corps Air Station in- Bar and dining room open. W'. Wright, Mary B. Diffen and Jim troops, he will make a farewell ad- terested in learning the art of WEDNESDAY Q. I was earning $3945 per an- Rudge of PW. Evelyn and Mary now dress. Karate should contact AMSgt. C'mon in and make the rounds num and received a rate increase to join Lois Guess as the only PW wo- At the conclusion of Gen. Megee's Al Black at 72912. The goal in after work-a few games, a bar- $4040 per annum. Will I get written men in the 500 Hour group. address, the assembled units will mind of interested personnel so tender's shoulder, and a good din- notification or an insurance rider pass in review. far is to get together a team ner in the dining room-where else? for the change in amount of in- INTEREST RATE ON As the last, marching unit passes which will compete with clubs THURSDAY surance coverage? SAVINGS BOND INCREASED the reviewing stand. 36 aircraft, of from Honolulu. Eddie Rogers opens his dance A. No. The amount of insurance New Series E and H bonds with ('Marine Aircraft Group-I3 will exe- classes at 8:15 pm. automatically changes whenever issue dates of 1 June 1959 and after cute an aloha fly-over honoring Gen your annual compensation is in- now earn 3-34"; interest if held to Megee. creased by an amount sufficient to maturity instead of former Aircraft. will include 20 Fury jets, 111111111.1111111111211111111111Witam...... - raise or lower insurance to a differ- All outstanding Series E and H eight Crusader jets, and eight heli- ent $1,000 bracket. That is, when you bonds purchased prior to 1 June copters. Furies will be from VMA - were earning $3945 per annum, your 1959 earn at least 42'-<- more than 212. VMA 214. and HALMS -13. Cru- insurance coverage was $4,000. Now before from now to next maturity. saders from VMF-232 and heli- that your annual salary is $4040 per There is no security available to copters from HMR-161. annum, your insurance coverage investors, large or small, that is When the last aircraft has passed, auomatically goes up to 45,000. The safer than a U. S. Savings Bond. the 1st Marine Brigade Band will new amount of insurance is effec- Moreover, unlike cash, your bonds play Auld Lang Syne. Gen. Megee's tive on the date the salary rate while you hold them continually four star flag will be lowered and change occurs. on or after June 1, 1959 will now folded by orderlies, and MaJ. Gen. grow in value. F. M. McAlister will step forward SUPERVISORY TIP A $75.00 Series E bond purchased and present the flag to Gen. Megee. SApervisom why not establish a im or after June 1. 1959 will now Following the parade and review, B. S. P. (Beneficial Suggestion Per- reach full maturity value of 6100.00 a reception and coffee will be held iod) from time to time, and let your In 7 years, 9 months from issue date it K-Bay's Commissioned Officers employees help you streamline your instead of the former 8 years, 11 Mess honoring Gen. and Mrs. Me- work operations? months. gee. During these periods. the office Payroll Savings Authorization Saturday evening, officers and force could meet in small groups or, cards for bond deductions as well as their ladies on the Leeward side if a small office, in one group to Personnel Record Cards for you to will honor Gen. and Mrs. Megee discuss the workability of sugges- list the ponds you hold are availabfr with a reception el Camp H. M. one on the chin from Joseph Loudd tions offered by each member. in rFtD. Smith. TAGGED-Ronald Carvallo takes Carvallo and Loudd came out at the The time spent in the interchange Maj. Gen. Thomas A. Wornham, in last week's boxing smoker. began pushing leather. They belted each other of ideas for getting the job well done SUPPLY NEWS selected for promotion to lieutenant sound of the bell and letting up. Loudd was winner of the match with more speed. accuracy and also ALOHA WEEK FESTIVITIES - fcneral, will succeed Oen. Megee as for three full rounds without by Pfc. Don R. Ward) more economically should produce The spirit of Aloha Week was con- FMFPac commander. by decision. (Photo . J.

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P87- October 30, 1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE Bt.. , HAWAII 1ST BN. BELTS MCAS, 38 -14 IN 6 MAN GRIDIRON OPENER into the deck Gridders from 1st Battalion, 4th Marines at mimed the MCAS six man team with a 3844 score last Tuesday at.Dailey Field. J Doyle. rep- Brig.Gen. F. L Wieseman, commanding genera 1, 1st Marine Brigade and Col. E. resenting the station commander, were on hand for opening ceremonies here at MCAS. 1st Bn.'a The brigade team won the toss and requested to receive. MCAS kicked-off deep into The ball was picked up territory. player flipped off his helmet, spit them. David L. Rand, quarter back by Robert L. Davis and he began out his mouthpiece ^nd began shalt- for 1 4, made a long run and scored The long legged back- travelling. ing his head. He knew right well he again for the visiting team. runner sprinted all the way field had been hit and hit hard. After that game was in the clut- pay dirt area. The score to the MCAS threatened just before the ches of 1/4. Davis, stretched his 6-0. stood, half when Edward L. Jory made a legs again in the third quarter to of the The backfield contingent 70 yard run but was called back by score and Kenneth Paskewicz picked 1/4 squad displayed some fancy, the referee for illegal procedure. up a pass from Robert Stidham to ball behind the scrimmage line, At half-time the score stood, 1st- rack up another counter. handling much to the dismay of the Bn.-13, MCAS-0. In the last quarter of play an- MCAS team. The ball passed from The lstBn. kicked-off at the be- other touchback was made against hand to hand like it was on the half and HANG ON! - MCAS gridder, far left, heads for the ginning of the second MCAS. th hard basaetball court. the MCAS squad back into With only a few minutes left in way while D. L. Olson, number 44, latches onto a 1st Bn. drove After the initial score the de- the last Walter Bailey The infantry ball-carrier did some fancy stepping but coup.,earrier. their end zone. The line couldn't quarter, fensive team for MCAS kept the driving infantry men and the pigskin to Markham and away from the grips of MCAS's hard hitting center. (Photo by-'4,. hold the tossed Don R. Ward) ball in control until mid-second a safety was racked up which ' the final tally of the game was re- quarter, when Davis again got his brought the score to 16-0. corded. Jerome Gidrey took the ends on the ball and began pump- Chester Markham recorded the sphere over for the extra point trui towards the end zone. The ex- the "Red" team in and shortly thereafter the game AMSgt. Jack Rickard tra .,.int first tally for Scores 256 was made and 1st Bn. early part of the third quarter ended. led, 13-0. the when he ran for the goal posts. The At the sound of the closing gun D. L. Olson, hard hitta4, For High Honors at MCAS Lanes was run and the score it was 38 for lstBn. and 14 for for the oneion team made a sedge. extra point ri"' stood at 16-7. MCAS. AMSgt. Jack Rickard was prob- off" between I and 5 rsl cackles that left the regimental p.m. on Nov. The team didn't seem to All games played at Dailey Field ably the most outstanding bowler 5 with the six highest men spinning. After one hit the avenges appreciate the made against begin at 3 p.m. last week when he racked up a 256 for six games being selected to at the MCAS lanes. form the Headquarters and Head- 1..11111MW Sgt. Rickard rolls them with the quarters Squadron team. Addi- 36 HOLE PLAY tional information may be ob- SHOOTEk3 CORNER tained by calling the bowling al- TO CELEBRATE ley at 72597. This week's subject will be on At the el..' of the third match With the exception of the "roll the Brigade and Station rifle and of any quarter. the winning rifle off" games, there will be no MC BIRTHDAY pistol competition known as the team receives the Winaward trophy. charge for bowling in this league. A 36 hole medal play tournament Intramural Rifle and Pistol program. Each membet of the winning team has been scheduled for the weekend Here is how our Intramural Rifle receives a medal. The first, second, BALL & CHAIN of Nov. 7-8 to commemorate the and Pistol Windward League works. and third place individuals are also Tn place la the CHAIN 184th anniversary of the birth of Range availability permitting, we presented medals. The same awards GANG with the LOHI group fol- the United States Marine Corps.. try to have one match per month are given in pistol events. lowing. The SADDLESONS moved This event will be held in "flights" in each quarter. These matches in- Monthly Small Bore Match last week from seventh position to dependent on the total entry. If clude both rifle and pistol, each High shooter for the Monthly third. Bob Clapsaddle rolled a high the number that registers exceeds' being held at various dates. Smallbore Match held Oct. 9 was of 212 Mae game for the men and 40, then there will be three flights. To determine the teams which an Army man. C. G. Harris of "D" Bolton took the honors for the If the total entry exceeds 55 then will compete against the Leeward Btry.. 8th Artillery, with a score women with a 181. there will be four flights. side. we take the scores of all of 393x400 Lt. R. J Maguire of the The final results of the Brigade The aforementioned four "flights" three matches and add the to- 2nd Bn.. 4th Marines. firing wits Intramural League were announced will be broken down according to gether to give us the grand aggre- the Hawaii Marine Team, picked up AMSGT. JACK RICKARD this week. The results were as fol- handicap, and and equal distribu- gate score. a medal with his 389. tion will be made for each flight. The four rifle teams with the The team match was taken by the MAG-13 intramural scratch league. lows: Net and gross awards will be given highest scores are then chosen to Hawaii Marine Team No. 1 with a His line started out with a split, Team in each flight. represent the Brigade or Station score of 1522x1600 earning the team then he tallied up six strikes in a MABS 1 37,2 7,i Application blanks for entry in in shoot off. The a trophy and gold medals for indi- row, a spare in the 8th and 9th 1/4 Panthers 35 10 the Inter-League this tournament will be available at Brigade was host unit for the last viduals. Two of the team members frames and then struck out in the VMF-232 ...... 34 11 the golf club house over the week quarter. were from the Brigade on tempor- last. Hq.Brig 31% 13 end and entries will close at 12 chosen the Hawaii Marine 1/4 Bears 2934 1534 Three pistol teams are ary duty with BRIGADE-STATION noon, Dec. 6. Team. HAMS-13 29 16 in the same manner. INTRAMURAL LEAGUE Pairings and starting time will be MABS 2 25 20 posted by 5 p.m. on Nov. 6, and All personnel interested in partic- 2/4 Red ... 24% 201 all entrants are urged to contact ipating in a Brigade-Station 3/12 Strikers 19 26 the Pro Shop to find out valet their league should turn their names 2/4 Gold 17 28 pairings and starting times are. in to ASSgt. Huntley at the MCAS Hq.Co. 4th Mar. 16 29 An entry fee of 32.50 per person bowling alley or call 72597. Serv. Bn. Hurlers 15 30 has been set and appropriate a- This will be a scratch league 1/4 Tigers 15 30 wards will be given. and all personnel are eligible to H&S Serv. Bn. 15 30

enter. "B" Med. . . 9 36 There will be ,a six game "roll 3/12 Spares ... 8 37 Sorts Calendar N. ,.,...... ,...... , PIGSKIN PICK1N' MCAS BOWLING ALLEY Mondays - Station Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheelt31 topped the !:t again last week as far as per- League, 8 p.m. centages go with a 190 Your sports editor takes a sad second Tuesday - Hq8.:HqSq League. 6:30 p.m. place with 168 and Ed C recn, ISO Chief trails the pack with a 125. Wednesdays - MAG-13 Intramural League. 8 p.m. Your Fridays - Mokapu Mr. and Mrs. TEAMS G T. Pickin's League roll at 5 p.m. Sall and Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh Chain Loop at 8. Army vs. Air Force AF AF AF MCAS POP WARNER FOOTBALL K-BAY KUT1ES - These four lovelies practiced their swings at Oct. 31-Kaneohi Marines vs. Kai- which Navy vs. Notre Dame ND Navy Navy the Klipper Course in preparation for the "Muumu' tourney lua at EL-JAS, 10 am. begins Sunday at 12:30 p.m. The Scotch Foursome can be played St. vs. St. MS Midi. Ohio MS MS 6 MAN FOOTBALL with your own mate or you can draw for partners. Entrance fee is Purdue vs. Illinois Nov3-1-4 vs. MAG-13, 3 p.m. at $1.50 and you can sign up at the Klipper clubhouse. A 15 point SMU vs. Texas T S Dailey Field. penalty will be invoked on all players wearing fitted garments and Calif. vs. S. Calif. SC SC SC Nov. 4-Sery Bn. vs. MCAS, 3 p.m. a one stroke penalty for every inch over six inches the muumu is off at field adjacent to the enlisted Many prizes will be awarded for the best games and College of Pacific vs. Hawaii CoP CoP H the ground. swimming pool. of course for the most attractive muumu's. L to R. are Pfc F. L Penn St. vs. W. Virginia PS PS PS Nov. 6-Camp Smith vs. 2/4 at Camp Habjan, Maj. R. E. Hoskins, and Capts. J. J. Delaney and N. C! Indiana vs. Northwestern NW NW NW Smith, game time is 8 p.m. Madore. (Photo by ASgt. Bruce Hamper) Ociober 30. 1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII Page 7

ALBERT CRABTREE PICKED II "777,(101' AS OUTSTANDING FIGHTER , It " Albert Crabtree of H &S Co., 2nd 5: - ;ood man. Loudd emerged victorius t` 4i -5.` \I 4,11 '4, E::.. Marines was voted the most in this close battle. /1st si 't e , X t on standing fighter of last week- During the "7th inning stretch" 1 ; 1 $6 *k of t na's boxing smoker. r . li . on Thursday "Red" Pryor gave a ?,'II -,;..b i i it % .5P Cn Thursday night, the first night ',need bag demonstration much to II 1 11 11.z . 11 1 er .tt of the smoker, Crabtree matched the amusement of everyone present. 1 t, kt.' m.. with Glean Boyd aad came out Robert (Joe) Cevello, who made the winner. What the 139 pound an excellent showing and was the s...°4°41111/46.1" Crabtree didn't know was that after cnly other contender for the out- e.rst bout he had injured three standing fighter award, won on a of his ribs. - :RNi decision against L. V. Rainay He came back into the ring later Thursday evening and on Friday in the evening against Richard night's card he tagged Bobby Hal- Thompson and won again. To top lias with a series of body punches. that off he fought again Friday terrific left hook and a smooth up- evening against John Rayford. Ray- nercut t Itch put Hallias down Po cite count. After Friday's bouts, which at- tracted approximately 1,000 specta- tors, boxing coach P. MEgt. Jerry Plunkett sat down and began pick- ing his varsity team members.

In the 725 pound bracket he has 6k, Torn "Trigger" Long. Moving up to last Year's Marine Corps anniversary celebration, this view shows how 132 pound class "Gunny" Plunkett HANGAR 105 - Taken !prior to crabbed Ronald Carvallo. Robert e hangar can be converted into a huge ballroom to accommodate the hundreds of junior enlisted ceremony at 8 p.m., Nov. 10 with seating arrange. The Brooklyn Kid, Cevello. and ,n and their dates. This year's cake cutting begins Rufe Davis and songstress Maureen Brady headline the enter- L. V. Rainey. John Rayford and Al -tints beginning at 7 p.m. Comedian tainment bill. Armentor were picked up in the 139 pound bracket. Other team mem- bers include Joe Clark. John Mc- COLORFUL ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Kntley, Stanley Niocgorski, Rocky Wfns:ead. Leonard Myers and BO SCHEDULED FOR CLUBS AND HANGAR 105 Bailey as equipment manager. a Last year's members who are a- (Continued from Page I) ALBERT CRABTREE .it on the squad include Al Sten- until 1 a.m. closing. Sultry Ella Cor- It is planned to utilize the entire provide dance music for the Main ford took a unanimous decision a- ,.,id, Ray Phillips, Amos Johnson, e.. will handle the vocal chores. ballroom for dancing. Dining Room area while the gainst the "never say die" Crab- 'be Terronez, and George Chap- For the convenience of couples The Club will open at 6:30 p.m. other will hold forth on the Lower tree. who wish to divide their time be- and there will be no reserved seats. Lanai. Crabtree will be leaving Hawaii The varsity squad is training now ,ween the activities at the Club and Tickets, which have been on sale Reservations for the Officers shortly and therefore was not picked n preparation for the Junior Na- iiangar 105, a shuttle bus service silee Oct. 20, are priced at one Ball are now being taken. They can up to become a member of the Var- ' -,a1 bouts which will be held at will be in operation between the two dollar each. Deadline for the pur- be made with unit adjutants and sity Boxing Squad. Civic Auditorium on Nov. 30 through total:10PS. chase of tickets is Nov. 3. No one personnel officers. After his release from the Marine December 4. will be admitted without a ticket. Deadline for the Anniversary res- Carps Al plans to return to his STAFF NCO BIRTHDAY Mixes and a turret dinner will be ervations is 4 p.m., Nov. 6. home town of Dallas, Texas, with STATE PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP BALL covered by the cost of the tickets. Tickets, which coat 35.00 per hopes of entering the professional Dates for the 1939 State Pistol Seating accomodations for 1,325 Although the bar will be open until person with dinner, $2.50 each ring with the Dallas Eagles. Thampionship have been set for people are panned for the celebra- the 1 a.m. closing, members have without the meal, may be paid for He has had 19 fights and lost only ow. 7 and 8. Conducted by the tion of the Marine Corps Birthday been urged to patronize the package with cash or chits may be skilled. two. He has never been knocked 'Thwaii Rifle Association and spon- Ball by the Staff NCOs at K-Bay goods store which will remain open The entree on the dinner menu out. :cred by the NRA, the match will he night of Nov. 10. from noon until 10 p.m. will be Prime Rib Roast Beef. Thursday's fight between Ronald oe held at the Hawaii National According to IstSgt. J. D. Bid- Dancing will commence at 7:30 Uniform for the anniversary ob- Carvallo and Joseph Loudd proved Guard pistol range at DiamOnd well, who heads this years's enter- with Ken Alford aad his Dixiecats servance will be Mess Dress "B" to be one of the fastest moving "ead. Interested personnel can con- tainment committee, a p p r o x i- supplying the music. White Dress or Summer Service "A° bouts of the card. The two mittmen tact AGySgt. Rocha at 72067. mately 325 seats will be available The cake cutting ceremony and for those officers not required to came at each other at the sound of inside the Staff NCO Club (125 pageant will begin at 9 p.m., followed possess a dress uniform. the first bell and kept up a terrible Listen to "Reveille Revue" from in the dining room, 100 in the Alo- by the buffet dinner. The schedule of events for the pace of leather pushing until the 5 to 7:30 a.m. each morning, Mon- ha Room and 100 in the bar room.) Among the items on the menu November 10 party is: final bell was sounded. It was a day through Friday. It's 1240 on Accomodations for seating the ad- will be shrimp cocktail, baked Package Store Hours.. 6 to 10 p.m slam-bang bout and both boxers your radio dial with Marine ActSgt. iitional 1000 will be provided out- ham, roast beef, fried chicken and Bar Hours .... 6 p.m. to I a.m. knew they had been up against a Bill Stuckey your host. ide of the Club under a giant luau other delicacies. Dinner Hours 7 to 9 p.m Lent. The tent will be located on inn Uniform will be Summer Ser- Dancing .. ... 8 p.m. to 1 am. lawn adjacent to the patio. vice "A" with garrison cap or Dress Ceremony 10:30 p. m. Blue "B". For women the dress will Ice and mix will be provided with- be either semi-formal or formal. out cost Mr. Stork Beats Male civilian guests will be required to wear coats and ties. No coat checking service will be Base Ambulance available. Traffic Violations An old bird and a modern cadillac OFFICERS BIRTHDAY BALL STATION ASSO T. R. C. TERWILLIGER, had a race this week and the bird- The commissioned officers' mess Warn- known as the Stork-won. will be the setting for one of the Speeding 30:25. Official ing. A 17-year old wife of a K-Bay Ma- most colorful local observances of ASGT. J. C. VINIJN, Speeding- rine corporal gave birth to her sec- the Corps' 184th Anniversary, come 20 15. Official Warning'. ond child, a daughter. in the Air November 10. 1ST MARINE BRIGADE Station's Cadillac ambulance on The officer's "dress" occasion will AMSGT. R. D. AUSTIN, Speeding Kam Highway Wednesday afternoon start at 6 p.m. 24/15. CivDrivPrivSusp for nine at 12:13 somewhere between Wai- Two dance orchestras have been kane and Kahalu. engaged for the evening. One a ill days. AMSGT. P. H. PRESTRIDGE, Mrs. Michaela Bovier. wife of Cpl. Speeding 20 15. Official Warning. Raymond Bovier of VMA-212 call- AMSGT R. C. LATIMER. ProedVg ed the dispensary shortly before K-Bay Teen Club 20 '15. Official Warning. noon when the birth appeared im- AMSGT. R. M. BARR, Sp.eding minent. The ambulance was dis- The Teen Club is planning a gala 20 15. Official ,Warning. patched immediately to the Bovier Halloween party tomorrow night, ASSGT. M. J. TRAVOSSOS, Speed- home at Hauula. from 7:30 to 11. ing. 21 15. Official Warning. Mrs. Bovier meanwhile tried to Be cure to come in costume so that CAPT. J. W. MEDIS, Speeding. expedite things by heading toward you may have an opportunity to win 35/25. CivDrivPrivSusp for 10 the Air Station in a private car. one of the fabulous prizes. days. About a block from her home she On Monday, Nov. 6, plan to at- LCPL. A. B. CASTOR, Speeding was transferred to the ambulance tend the regular monthly business 3025. Official Warning. and eight minutes later gave birth meeting to elect your new officers CIVILIANS to her daughter Marcia, who wasn't and to meet the new advisory board. Mr. L. T. KUNISHIMA, Speeding scheduled to arrive for about two There will be important new bus- 25 15. CivDrivPrivSusp for 10 more weeks. Mother and daughter, iness of interest and unusual ac- days: SentSusp for 90 days. reported in excellent condition, were t i vales. transferred to Tripler Army Hospi- We urge the attendance of all tal at 1:30 p.m. members and those 13-year-old teens Bulletin Board FORE! - Col. M. M. Magruder, Station CO, sends the first one on Mrs. Jesse Daniels. AN, and Hos- who wouid like to join the club. 2 BEDROOM apartment, partially its way. The group met at the Klipper Course last Thursday to test pitalman 3rd Class Carl F. Christen furnished in Kailua. 885 per the Night Driving and Putting Range, scheduled to open on Nov. 6. were in attendance at birth. The News of the Corps is featured month. Call 269-108 after 5 p.m. Behind Col. Magruder, from left, are: AMSgt. Al Greer, Mr. Jimmy ambulance was driven by Pfc. Simp- Monday to Friday from noon to or during working hours call Ukauka, and Maj. D. H. Blanchard. (Photo by ActSgt. Bruce Hamper( son Steele. 12:20 on radio 1240. 72-736. Page U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 30, 1959 SATELLITE RECOVERY CREWS TRAIN AT K-BAY

FROGMAN PRACTICE-Navy Chief Paul N. Salerni is hoisted from SPACE SHIP -A World War II Victory class ship, the USNS Haiti Victory is now a range recovery K-Bay wafers after completing a practice dive in preparation for the ;hip laden with radar tracking-plotting equipment, weather sounding devices, telemetry receivers and possible surface recovery of DISCOVERER VII capsule. Salerni is one additional communications equipment. It also has a hangar deck with a platform for helicopter opera- of four divers who may pay an important part in the surface recovery tions. The ship is one of two scheduled to .ake part in the tracking and .ecovery of the DISCOVERER of the capsule should the planned air recovery be unsuccessful. VII capsule. (Official USN Photo)

A group of Navy personnel cur- the Ream Field Naval Auxiliary Air ing dropped from high-flying air- ; In earlier DISCOVERER opera- first used during the recovery rently stationed at the K-Bay Ma- Station near San Diego, while the craft. tions. Navy ships have been on sta- phase of DISCOVERER V, the rine Corps Air Station may play frogmen are from Underwater Dem- If DISCOVERER VII can be made ; tion in the programmed recovery coming operation will mark the. an important part in the surface olition Team 12, Coronado, also to orbit the earth and position it- area. Events, however, in the recov- first time that the recovery ships recovery of the next DISCOVERER near San Diego. self, a C-119 Flying Boxcar squad- ery sequence have never progressed have been teamed with a specific- capsule in the event that air re- According to newspaper reports, ron from Hickam APB will try to to the point where recovery was ally assigned tracking aircraft. covery is not successful. DISCOVERER VII Is due for catch the satellite's nose cone as it feasible. Each of the two Victory ships has Eight Navy helicopter pilots, launching soon from Vandenberg ejects and parachutes toward the Early this year two wartime Vic- been outfitted for their specialized 16 enlisted 'copter technicians and Air Force Base, Calif. Pacific Ocean, near Oahu, the news- tory-class ships, the USNS Haiti mission by the addition of radar four frogmen are now training at While awaiting the big day, the papers reported. Victory and the USNS Dalton Vic- tracking-plotting equipment, weath- K-Bay for their key roles as mem- helicopter-frogmen specialized re- In the combined recovery plan ; tory, were converted to range re- er sounding devices, telemetry re- bers of the Pacific Missile Range's covery crews keep in training for will be two specifically-equipped ; covery ships and placed under the ceivers, additional communications surface recovery team. their capsule recovery job by daily Navy range ships and a long-range operational control of the Com- equipment and a hangar deck with The helicopter personnel are tem- drills in nearby Kaneohe Bay. For WV-2 Navy aircraft. If surface re- mander, PMR. platform for helicopter operations. porarily on loan to the PMR from the drills, a helicopter or boat takes covery is necessary, the Navy heli- Although the two ships were In addition to their surface re- 11, a dummy capsule and attached copters now at K-Bay, will fly from covery role in the DISCOVERER parachute out and releases it into the recovery ships with the Navy operations, the two Victory ships Brigade Band Seek the water. frogmen who will retrieve the wa- Officers Club are equipped for radar tracking and terborne package after it has been telemetry reception. They will also More Musicians The frogmen then effect the TONIGHT located. serve as search and rescue ships in ASISgt. William Tosh. band recovery by leaping from a hover- Happy Hour prevails in Manned by from the the Low- case aircraft involved in the leader of the 1st ing helicopter into the water and personnel an Marine Brigade , er Lanai from 4 until 6 p.m., and prepare the capsule and para- PMR headquarters at Point DISCOVERER program is forced Band and Drum and Bugle Corps, in the Couples Bar from 5 'til 7 chute for hoisting. Mugu, Calif., the Navy's WY-2 down at sea. is currently seeking applications '7 aircraft is pp electrically-laden p.m. Dinner served from until 9 When the recovery ships are not from Brigade personnel who wish Similar drills are occasionally held Super ('onstellation. This air- p.m. involved in a DISCOVERER opera- to join the group. at sea with the dununy capsules be- s.TURDAY craft will attempt to follow the , Hon they are available on a not-to- Especially needed are clarinet- capsule's beacon and vector the Reception and coffee for General ; interfere basis to support other op- ists, drummers, trombonists, two recovery ships to its position. Vernon E. Megee following retire- erations requiring their specialized French horn players and a pian- Models Arizona Other planes in the operation will ment ceremony, at about 11:15 am. radar-telemetry capabilities. in re- ist. Applicants must possess a provide similar information. Dinner served from 7 to 9 p.m. with cent weeks the two ships have op- reasonable degree of proficiency Gift to Donors The DISCOVERER VII capsule dancing to the music of the Melo- erated in support of Regulus opera- in the musical instrument of is designed to float and its beacons diers from 8 'til 11. tions conducted by units of the their choice. With half of their $500,000 goal will continue to operate after it is SUNDAY Pacific Fleet. Interested personnel may achieved, the Fleet Reserve Asso- ar in the water. Get up at your leisure and enjoy range ciation has set Dec. 7 as a target for an audition by calling Sunday Brunch anytime between 9 date to complete the USS Arizona IT.1-1. 72758 or by inquiring at the band and noon. Don't wash any dishes COURSES Memorial Fund Drive. Ir,ontinued from Pane 11 Office. Bldg. 261. today: come back for the family target date goes a to Psychology." With this buffet served from 6:30 until 8:30 and "Introduction suggestion. For each will be Christmas gift nin. Music by the Stereos will set Entrance examinations a model kit of at Bilger Hall, Bldg. 82.00 contribution, the pace for dancing from 7 'till 11. administered the Arizona will be sent prepaid to 152. at the University Nov. 19 at Enlisted Club MONDAY TODAY the donor or to anyone the donor 6:30 p.m. and Nov. 21 at 1:30 p.m Hula Lessons for adults at 9 am.; designates. Examination fee is C. Here's your chance to pay yoUr for the kiddies (ages 5-101 from 3 be mailed A counseling service for prospec- buddy back the one you owe him- Fund donations should to 4 p.m.. and the "12 to teens" at Happy Hour's Arizona Me- tive students will be held at the on from 6 7:30 directly to the USS 4. Lunch for all from 11:30 'til 1 P.O. Box 16, K-Bay Education Office (Bldg. 221 P.m morial Committee, P.m may Nov. 4 from 9 am. to noon. Appoint- SATURDAY Phoenix, Ariz. Contribotims TUESDAY also be mailed to the "USS Arizona. ments may be made by calling HALLOWEEN DANCE - Bill Toastmasters Luncheon at 11:30 Stevenson and his Tunemisters, Pearl Harbor." 72-650. ro. Regular lunch for everyone information on with vocalist Ella Correa, featur- Sunk during the Pearl Harbor Marines desiring begms at 11 -serve( ii 1 p.m. Don assistance are requested to ing music under the category of attack, the Arizona is the perma- tuition Wallace adult dance Mass begins at contact the Station Education Of- -anything danceable." Starts at 8 nent grave for more than 1,000 8 p.m. fice as soon as they learn the re- p.m., and the clubll be decked out Navy and Marine Corps personnel, WEDNESDAY of their entrance examina- for the occasion. Don't miss this sults Lunch served from 11:30 until 1 one! tions. p.m. The bar opens at 4 p.m., and filing tuition as- SUNDAY Asia Lecture Series Deadline for doesn't close until 11:30. sistance forms is 4 p.m.. Nov. 18. This is an open night, and we'll Offered by .A AUK' THURSDAY Additional information may be leave the scheduling to up you. Re- A close-up look at Asia and an Same schedule as yesterday's found in Station Bulletin 1560 pub- member - the TV room, the game opportunity to visit two outstanding C'mon in and relax! lished this week. room, and the "refreshment facili- island homes are combined in a ties :' lecture series sponsored by the Kai- MONDAY lua Branch of the American Associ- FROM: A good movie tonight, esrecially ation of University Women. Place if you're feeling a little blue-at Tickets are 51.50 per lecture and Stamp(s) least the title's optimistic. Cary are available at the Pall Press, 408 (rant stars in "Mr. Lucky." Kuulei Rd., Kailua, or at the World Here TUESDAY Brotherhood, 1010 S. King St., Hon-. Another open night. Come in and olulu. relax with a cooling glass of ice The next lecture is scheduled for TO: water. or - you name it! 7:30 p.m.. Nov. 3 and is entitled WEDNESDAY "Changing Attitudes in India, Bur- Here's one for the artists-good sa, Ceylon, Pakistan and Iran." It music, and a show everycne'll en- will be given at the home of Dr.! joy. The late Mario Lanza in "The Robert Chung. Autos Road, Mauna- Great Caruso." . CAPTIVATING SMILES - Yiv.- THURSDAY The final lecture, The 'Quiet' and cious Pat McLaughlin of Silver MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. How about a tempting steak, with the'Ugly' American in Asia," will be Springs, Fla., may hide behind a all the trimmin's? Take your time given at the Thomas K. White smiling Jack-O.-Lantern, but it is Postage r-quIred: 2nd Class Mall-2e. let Class Mall-Sc. 4Jrntall 14e. eating-no rush, no bother. Game. Home, 22 Katholu Place, Kailua, at doubtful if anyone would be For mailing laid paper twice and secure enter edge with tape er staple. and TV always on the go. 7:30 p.m.. Nov. 20. ; scared away.