Brigade Marines to Parade During Aloha Week - . 1. . en., b. uu. tile pviiea.,e prugram. Village Hatt.; cm Au, Moans Blvd. WI: hill this st au g of mice:et Friday, instrumental, choral and :;) mu.:ilelans of the Cnoral M,. :17 and Hawaii, families will 'live and work dancing groups will perform on p.... in the 1st Marine Brigads rs,nti, led us evening at t p.m. at .ho P.la - all week long in the Maaner they specially erected stages on Bishop parade bruin Major ASgt. Lynn A. Har- ..n.1 Shopping Center. Choral group,i- did long befote Captain Cook first Street in downtown lionclulu. Satir..1.,y. Cc . 21. :n Honolulu as vey, will precede the "Bravo" Co. s;iii vie for a perpetual trophy and sighted the Archipelago. Similar programs will be given in the turtaM riees uuwn on the final Leathernecks, the event will be rounded out with The village will be open from 10 the International Market place in day c_ ants festivities. Alobs Week on Oahu officially a Massed cnol45 incluiling Neigh- a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri- Waikiki each afternoon from 2 to "Jim: parade begins at Fort De- begins Sunday, Oct. 18, shortly after bor Island singing groups. day. 3 p.m. Rus.,.y at 10 a.m. and proceeds down noon with the arrival of the 10 out- Monday morning, Oct. 19, her- Visitors to the village will be able Monday night's main event will Kalakaua Avenue to Kapiolani rigger canoes taking part in the alds the opening of the .Vlllage of to view the actual weaving of tape, be the International Hoolaulea. Ka- Park. Colorful floats. decorated with Molokai-Oahu canoe race. They are Ulu Mau, the authentic grass the preparation of foods and the lakaua Avenue will be closed to brilliant flowers and pretty wahines, scheduled to land at Kahanimoku shack village in Ala Moans Park daily life of the ancients. traffic from Lewers Road to Kaiu- atm aarching units from all military Beach in front of the HaWaiian at 10 a.m. Each noon, Monday through See ALOHA WEEK Page 8

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RIFE CORPS HISTORICAL OCT 28 1959 Please Leturn t fir r1/1 VOL. VIII, No. 42 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 16, 1959 Truan Arena TOYLAND OPEN Site of Hawaiian Roundup HERE MONDAY Named After Marine Hero AT BLDG. 262 T!-uati lrcna heated at the foot of Llopatt Crater. .till he Santa Claus and his helpers at :sere greatest the of the rodeo ever to be held in the 50th State. the North Pole are working day The giant two-da.. Western events program has been labeled the night putting the finishing "Hawaiian and Roundup." touches on thousands of toys that chills and spills will he Thrills plentiful during the Western will be on display when the K-Bay show scheduled to be held Toyland opens Monday, Oct. 19. and Sunday. Nov. 14 and 15. Roundup. LtCol. R. V. Fridrich, Santa said that his store here In a sense, the selection of Truan ' ;ration Special Services Officer again be located in Building Arena as the scene for the Hawai- leads the group. will 262, adjacent to the Station base- ian Roundup is a tribute to one of Grover A. Godfrey, Jr., is general field. This is the same loca- the greatest rodeo performers of chairman of the Hawaiian Round- ball as last year. yesterday, Fritz G. Truan. up. tion The Marine Exchange will oper- It was for Truan that the arena ' Rodeo Officials have pitmised ate Santa's Toyland. It will be open was named. two days of fast-paced action for weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. He was a Marine sergeant killed he spectators: The committee has and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. during the battle for Iwo Jima. lined up an array of cowboy talent According to word received from and an outstanding performer in and stock to guarantee a top show. EXCELLENT WORK BrigGen. F. L. Wieseman, commanding gen- - Santa Claus, there will be more the Rodeo Congress of America. eral, 1st Marine Brigade, presents a bronze plaque to ActSSgt. Al- toys than ever before at the K-Bay Truan Arena measures 500 feet bert E. Meth, of Brigade Hq. Co., for winning the FMF Pacific, Staff Toyland. A wide variety of space in length, and 150 feet in width. Volunteer. Reserves NCO Technique of Instruction Competition held late in September toys ranging from satellites, rockets, Six bucking chutes are located at at El Toro, Calif. The presentation took place Monday. Metts reached Visit telescopes and space suits to as- the center o' the arena. directly Brigade Oct. 22 the finals at Headquarters Marine Corps in Washington, D.C. (Photo tronaut games will be on display. under the laciges stand. In the Forty-tvo officers of the West by ActSgt. Bruce Hamper.) There will also be space dolls for southern end of the arena, one Cost Marine Corps Volunteer Re- good little girls. bull doggie.g and calf roping chute erve are scheduled to visit the 1st At Theater No. 1 Then, of course, Santa and his will nrovide spills for the riders, Marine Brigade oh Oct. 22. haven't forgotten the favor. and thrills for the spectators. The prow) includes too colonels. helpers ite toys of many of his little friends. An estimated 200 contestants are ;0 lieutenant colonels and 30 majors LFTU SCHOOL DAYS NEAR; At Toyland there will be shiny bi- expected to perform in the West- ..nd company grade officers. They wagons, electric trains, tanks. ern events irciuding saddle bronc are scheduled to arrive at Pearl cycles, COURSES START OCT 27 guns, fire engines, cowboy suits riding. bareback riding: bull riding, Harbor Oct. 20 aboard vessels of Little girls will find calf rcping. steer wrestling. Junior Amphibious Squadron 3. Two teams of instructors from course is aimed primarily at senior and games. hundreds of dolls, cribs, sewing ma- jumping. exhibition jumping, sen- During their stay on Oahu, they the Landing Force Training Unit Staff NCO's but qualified junior carriages, stoves, washing ior reining and relay races. will be billeted at BOQ 11 at the based at Coronado, Calif., will ar- NCO'S may attend. This phase of chines, and loads of other things. Many of the top rodeo stars and Naval Station. Pearl Harbor. rive here in the near future. Both instruction will be conducted from machines said he and his helpers much of the finest stock from all itinerary for the group includes will offer courses of instruction for 8 a.m. to 12 noon on Oct. 29. Santa make so many toys because of the islands are already scheduled visits, briefings and tours at all 1st Marine Brigade personnel. Details of the LFIT courses are had to been more good little to take part in the event which )ahu based Marine Corps activities. A Landing Force Instruction contained in Brigade Bulletin 3550. there have girls than ever before. is being held for the benefit of the Capt. J. D. Boline, Marine Bar- team f LFIT) will be the first group The se con d team from the boys and man in the red Navy Relief Society. acks. Pearl Harbor. has been named to arrive with lectures and demon- Landing Force Training Unit The little old the North Pole also said Col. M. M. Magruder. MCAS com- escort officer. strations scheduled at Station The- will arrive Nov. 9 and conduct suit from he was happy to hear that mander. has named a group of his The group is slated to depart ater No. 1 on Oct. 27. 28 and 29. Staff planning courses during that are behaving for their staff officers to coordinate the Oct. 26. Courses of the LFIT are divided Nov. 16-30. most children parents now that Christmas is com- into two categories. The course will develop a suit- ing. He said there are still a few The first is in planning and able planning problem tailored to the regi- little boys and girls who could be- operational questions on the needs of the 1st Marine Bri- or in have better for their mothers and mental and battalion level gade emphasising the requirement corresponding supporting units. fathers. for clOse liaison between air and Classes in this course will be con- Santa Claus also wanted to re- ground units. that he ducted from 8 a.m. to 12 noon on mind his young friends This course also offers a wide K- Oct. 27 and 28. would appear in perso" -' the and detailed range or sub-courses. The second category stresses ele- Bay Toyland sometim- b e f ore or all will be presented. mentary landing force planning Some, Christmas. He hasn't set ne date Brigade unit commanders have and operational questions on the he will be here because he has so been requested to review Brigade company or platoon level. This many other places to visit before Bulletin 1500 to determine re- coming to Hawaii. As soon as the spective needs. date of Santa's arrival is known, Col. L. B. Robertshaw Sub-courses include operations, it will be published in the WIND- commanications, intelligence. sup- WARD MARINE. Enroute to 1st Wing porting arms, logistics, shore party The following information is for Col. L. B. Robertshaw, named to and medical services. Santa's big helpers. relieve Brig. Gen. R. C. Mangrum Each sub-course offers specific A lay-away plan will be available as assistant Wing commander of detailed instructions in many phases for Toyland customers upon the the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, paid of a particular subje-t. purchase of $25 or more worth of

a brief visit to the 1st Marine Bri- Sub-courses are divwed into one i merchandise. gade here Monday. hour periods of lectures, demonstra- Customers utilizing the the lay- After a 9 a.m. arrival, he attended tions, illustrative programs and away plan will be required to pay briefings at FMF'Pac Headquarters examinations. one - third down on the Initial pur- OUTSTANDING COWBOY Fritz G. Truan, for whom K-Bay's and the 1st Marine Hitigade. Although a full sub-course may chase and one-third down on all Truan Arena is named, was an outstanding performer with the Rodeo Col. Robertshaw departed the fol- range from seven to 18 hours, it is subsequent purchases. Coniress of America. A Marine sergeant, he was killed during the lowing day for 1st Wing Headquar- expected that unneeded areas of Final payments must be made not battle for 'wo Jima. ters at Iwakuni, Japan. Instruction could be eliminated. later than Dec. 21. Page 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 16, 1959

111111111111111111111111MMY ! MEM. Chaplain's Corner .9frtreta4i4i9 Pipat-a W. Carlson By Chaplain K. By AGYSGT. JACK SHEEHAN This week your inquiring photographer visited the Kids' Day dis- COL. M. M. MAGRUDER Commanding Officer A poor contractor was commis- plays and activities and asked visitors, "What feature or display did COL. EDWARD J. DOYLE Officer sioned by a wealthy friend of his Executive most?" CAPT. ROBERT W. ARSENAULT ....Informational Scrvic,es Officer to build a home. After the Plana you enjoy ACTMSGT. F. LOUIS NADOLNY Editor and price were agreed upon the ROY HARMON, Kaneohe-"Boy, PHIL HATORI, Kailua - "1 Bled ACTGYSGT. JOHN P. McCONNELL Asdstant Editor contractor went to work. Thinking I liked every- the helicopter LCPL. S. ZAGARELLA Sports Editor this was a good chance to make a thing, especially' !rescue best of all, he skimped on real profit margin, the two seater but I sure would The WINDWARD MARINE Is published every Friday by and for the quality of materials used and jet over there, n't want to be the personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990, c/o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. Calif., under the supervision of in workmanship. the Cougar F8F, that guy sitting the Informational Services Office. Printed at the Windward Repotter Finally, the house was' completed- thif's the keen- out there in the Publishing Co.. Kailua, Hawaii. Published in conformity with para- shit was turned over to the wealthy est plane I ever water waiting to graph 17107, MCM, financed by Station Special Services (non-appro friend. "John," replied the friend saw. I liked ev- be. picked up. plated) funds at no cost to the government. THE WINDWARD MA- the contractor, "I hayp always PINE receives material from the to erything else too, I've fished out combined Station and 1st Marine Soknething. for you Brigade FMF, Informational Services Offices and is a member of wanted to do but 1:m going to - there in the bay, and receives the services of the Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS). and here is what I wohid like to be a jet pilot when I grow up, and there are some big batracuda No paid advertising may be accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE do. You hart. built this house for so I like the jets best of all." out there." may be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section and pie; you_, have put yourself into it the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. DENNIS T'EEHAN, Kaneohe Telephones: WINDWARD and now I am giving it to you. I - MARINE 72104; ISO 72535 - 72955 - 72120. don't know for hope you will enjoy living in it as BILLIE SMITH, Kaneohe - "I Subscription Rate 52.50 per year ure. I have seen (Circulation-000) much as I have enjoyed planning liked the i c e he jets before, it for you.- cream best of all, The foolish person builds his life o I made up my but next to that, mind to be a pi- Editor's Corner on shifting sand which will surely I liked the heli- lot. Now I a crumble as the Itorms of life best get copter rescue. :hance to s e e upon it. St. Paul stated very point- One thing I don't some of the in- edly: "Every man's work shall be J nderst a nd tho, fantry, and boy, I .2e119,44 a/ .9ale.4edt made manifest: for the day shall why did that Ma- declare it" I Corinthians 3:13. The ." like the ONTOS. ine jump into the the ON- Below are several letters of general interest to all who serve hymn writer stated similar thought I like that snazzy scarf t water in the first too, it says, and work at Kaneohe Bay. All were addressed to Col. M. M. this way: TOS crew wears place?" will travel," just like Magruder, commanding officer, Marine Corps Air Station, Ka- I would be true, for there are those "Have gun, neohe Bay, Hawaii. who trust me; Paladin." MR. JAMES MIWA, Honolulu I would be- pure, for there are ROBERT BIGLEY, Kailua - "My - those who care; father is in the "I thought the Dear Sir: program I would be strong. for there is much Army over at Ft. whole The Windward Oahu Community Association, Inc,, wishes was swell. To pick to suffer: Shaffer, and I to commend you and the members of your staff for the excellent any one thing I would be brave. for there is I _It a lot of the work that is being done in trying to suppress the jet noises at ifantry equip- that I liked best the much to dare. Marine Corps Air Station. , out this is would be hard, We I fully realize that there are a small group of people in ) first time I but particular. our community who are constantly complaining about these Wives 'e ever seen ly liked the crash noises and we assure you that this group does not represent Officers RATS. I'll bet crew demonstra-t our community as a whole. Anne Steman -tins sure Hon. The boys the We, as an organization of community leaders, are most fortun- On Nov. 3. '0' Wives will be mo- make that jeep jump when they that go into the fire to rescue ate to have the members of the Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Base oring around Koko Head to M's are fired." pilot sure earn their money." as our neighbors. We are grateful for the many contributions Ranch House. This is going to be your group has made to the Windward communit). no extra-special luncheon, but re- Sincerely yours, gretfully, our last with Mrs. Wiese- Staff NCO Club be leaving in Decem- WINDWARD OAHU COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC. man, who will TONIGHT TUESDAY ber. Social hour is to begin at 11 President Wilbur K: Watkins, Jr. Happy Hour from 4 until 7 p.M. A fine day to spend an hour or with luncheon promptly at 12 a.m., Dance to the music of the Sunset two with old friends swapping Yarns noon, so that we can be back before Dear Col. Magruder: Hawaiians from 9 to 12 p.m. Don't or in a bit of competition in the bus. The charge for this Thank you very much for the courtesy you extended to the the school miss the Hawaiian-Tahitian review, Game Room. affair will be $2.00 and will cover the four of us (editor's note: Ofilits's 8th District representatives a regular feature with the Sunset WEDNESDAY Al Evensen, Dwight, tip as well. Hawaiians. Dining Room open for the gour- Joe Richard Kennedy and 14th District Stevens. our new program Anita SATURDAY met's pleasure. representative Wadsworth Yee) on our visit to the Kaneohe Ma- Marie Medford's rine Corps Air chairman since Dancing tonight to the rhythms THURSDAY Station. The presentation by you and your staff departure. is keeping the program a was not only of the Tropic Knights from 9 p.m. Dance classes begin at 3:15 p.m very interesting, but also cleared up a number of secret (maybe she'll relent by next areas in which to I a.m Come in and learn to Jitterbug anc we were all either misinformed or uninformed. week), but she did mention a very We SUNDAY cha cha cha. know that our visit took up a good deal of your prize to some lucky win- nice door Roast beef dinner today's special Special Note: It's time to start valuable time, and we really appreciate your generosity in Wouldn't you like to win and be ner. for $1.00. Bring the girl of your planning for the Halloween Dance making your time and that of your staff, and the facilities your husband for a free able to take dreams and the keikil. Dinners half A gala night is planned for all. 6/ your command available to us. the way. allow dinner at M's? By price for the little ones. Prizes will be awarded for the . We will be in a much better position to discuss the distressing time as M's about 45 minutes travel MONDAY best costumes worn by a woman. jet noise problem with the members of our community, and is next to the Aina Haina located Toastmaster meeting 7 pm. man and couple. bope that we may be able in some small measure to contribute shopping center at Wailupe. to the continuance of the excellent relationship which exists October 30 brings the Honolulu between the military and civilian populace of windward Oahu, Symphony to the Station Theater. Sincerely, Mrs. Magruder. 72-422. has tickets CODE OF CONDUCT Albert W. Evensen and is taking reservations for the Representative cocktail and dinner party. that will 8th District be held at the Club before the con- cert. This promises to be a wonder- Dear Colonel Magruder: ful evening. and the profits will The Blood Bank of Hawaii has informed me of the excellent bring the Symphony to the Wind- results obtained during its recent mobile visit to your com- ward side for two school-children's mand. A total of 295 personnel gave donations. and 236 ac- concerts later. ceptable units were received and credited to the Triplet. reserve. Many plans are brewing for an- Please convey to these donors my sincere gratitude for their other lovely dinner dance come late humane contribution. November. When details are com- I do want to take this opportunity to thank you for your plete. they will be in this column as efforts in encouraging well as on posters. broad participation in this project. I am will never forget confidert we can look "I forward to your continued support of our I am an American blood reserve program. that fighting man, responsible Sincerely, Staff NCO Wives for my actions, and dedicated J. W. Schwartz A special meeting was held Tues- to the principles which made Major General, MC of day evening for the purpose my country free. I will trust Commanding (Tripler Army electing new officers of the K-Bay Hospital) in my God and in the Staff NCO Wives Club. United States of America.- I Those elected for the new term DRIVING A CAR IS A CHALLENGE ARTICLE VI Thousands of lives and millions driving. Safe driving, therefore, has are as follows: Peg Foley. president: of dollars are tragically wasted in become a vital concern of every Vera Krotky, vice president: Sybil traffic accidents each year. In un- American. Prince, secretary: Jean Menard,

Driving I treasurer, and Lorraine Williams, skillets snd reckless hands. the mu- is also a pleastirable chal- lenge to sergeant-at-arms. for car has killed and injured more the skillful driver. It opens a whole new An installation dinner-dance will Americans than all of our wars world, for within an hour or so be held Oct. 23 in the ballroom combined, and has damaged more from your home, you of discover the Staff NCO property than can accurately be an infinite number of plac- Club. estimated. es to go, things to see. things to Reservations must 'be made by do. Oct. 19. Reservations may be made Much of this destruction is di- It's definitely fun to drive-when by calling Mrs. Dorothy Bruton a' rectly t-aceable to careless and poor you truly know how. 72369. October 16, 1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII- Page

'Red Devil' Pilot Mess Hall No. 1 Opening Delayed; Sets Unit Record Mid-November Completion Expected The term "hot banner" used by a Repairs to Station Mess Hall 1 less steel steam kettles. Marine pilot refers to an aerial are expected to be completed in Meanwhile, the Public Works tow target on which he records sev- approximately one month, accord- shops have been rehabilitating the P-E 1 hits during aerial gunnery ing to information received this mechanical and electrical equip- practice. The more hits, the hotter week from the MCAS Public Works ment throughout the galley. On the banner. Officer. completion of this work, the galley Lt. A. E. Wittiner of Marine should be good for another 20 years. The mess ball closed temporarily Fighter Squadron 232. the "Red less normal wear and tear. for repairs Aug. 14 and was tenta- Devils" of Marine Aircraft Group tively scheduled to reopen Oct. 12. ;3, has turned in the "hottest ban- ner" yet, since the squadron's con- The major portion of the work I3Gen. Tschirgi version from the FJ4B Fury jet, to called for removal of all of the ex- the F8U Crusader jet. isting deteriorated joint material. Brigade Visitor During aerial gunnery practice This was to be replaced with a new Brig. Gen. Harvey C. Tachirgi his week, Lt. Wittmer recorded 35 waterproof joint material which is commanding genera 1, Landing uut of a possible 140 hits on a tax- resistant to acids, alkalis, greases Force Training Unit, Pacific, with measuring 8 foot by 40 foot. and oils. headquarters at Coronado, Calif., This doesn't seem like much of a However, on removing the original is slated to visit the 1st Marine feat until you add the fact HOLD BRIEFING Capt. E. K. Allis, (USN), left, Station senior was found that that he - joint material, it Brigade today. was flying at 30,000 feet in a plane medical officer, discusses topics that were presented during a brief- areas of the tile had not been large Honors for Gen. Tschirgi will be in the 1000 mile-per-hour class, at ing Wednesday for the Gray Ladies who will soon be working in the properly bonded to the mortar a target traveling at about 250 Station Dispensary. Left to right are Capt. Allis, Mr. Douglas Cary, bed when the floor was laid almost miles-per-hour. Red Cross field director; Mrs. Norman C. Madore, Gray Lady chair- 20 years ago. man for Kaneohe and Mrs. M. M. Magruder, On Base Chairman for Pilots making their runs on the In most cases, it was found that Red Cross volunteers. target during aerial gunnery prac- little or no mortar had filled the tice, are permitted to make only keyed joints on the under side of two runs on the target. During the At Station Dispensary the tile. As a result, a considerable two runs, they are required to fire quantity of loose tile must be re- 140 rounds from their 20 mm guns. X-RAY UNIT VISITS HERE laid. Also, a large number of tiles were broken in the process of re- moval. Procurement of this addi- More Capehart BEGINNING NEXT TUESDAY tional tile from the Mainland IC-Bay Marines, their dependents to report for examination. therefore became the real cause for Units Accepted and civil service employees VI, Civil service employees will re- the month's delay. have an opportunity to receive free ceive their x-rays on Oct. 28. 29 Other items included in the con- According to information re- chest x-rays beginning Tuesday, and 30. tract are the laying of new tile ceived Tuesday from the Station Oct. 20. The 14th Naval District's Personnel of the 1st Marine Bri-: In the central hallway, resurfacing Housing Office, a total of 131 Cape- Mobile X-Ray unit will begin oper- gade will receive their x-rays dur- of the deck in other work areas, and hart Housiqg units have now been Dispensary 1 ations at the Station ing the period of Nov through the installation of eight new stain- BRIG. GEN. TSCHIRGI aezepted. This figure includes 107 garage on that date. 27. inclusive. in the completed first increment Dependents will receive their x- rendered on his arrival at about and 24 units in the second incre- rays on the first day. Dependents EM WIVES UNIT Burleson Leads 9:30 a.m. on Dewey Square by a ment. wishing to be x-rayed must be 15 unit of the 4th Marine Regiment. Of the 105 units in the second years of age or older. MAPS PROGRAM Following honors he will attend a increment, 17 are scheduled for Because there is such a high in- Radio-Telegraph briefing conducted by Brigade com- Almost 70 wives of K-Bay junior field grade officers, 78 for company cidence of respiratory diseases in mander, Brig. Gen. P. L. Wieseman enlisted personnel met at the EM grade officers and 10 for enlisted this area, K-Bay medical author- Graduates and his staff. Club here Tuesday evening to fur- Class personnel. The first increment con- ities strongly urge that all eligible Gen. Tschirgi will be an over- ther plans of the recently formed Pfc Ellington G. Burleson of llq- tained 107 units, of which 72 went dependents take advantage of the night guest of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. EM Wives Club. Mrs. Silt Cowan Co. 4th Marines, maintained an to senior staff NCO (E-7-8-9) annual x-ray opportunity. The ex- Wieseman. served as chairman of the meet- average of 87.11 to lead a class of while the remaining 35 units were amination takes only a few minutes. The LFTU commander is com- ing. 18 students who were graduated assigned to company grade offi- The mobile unit, during its sched- pleting a tour of Marine Corps in- Members voted to set dues in the from the Radio Telegraph Opera- cers. uled visit here, will administer ex- stallations in the Pacific Ocean new club at 8240 a year and 25- tors Course Monday. When completed, the Capehart aminations only during the hours Area prior to reporting to Head- cents monthly. It was also decided Housing Project will contain a total or a to 11:30 a.m. Plc Ivan E. Heidecker of Recon quarters Marine Corps next month to hold regular meetings of the or- of 656 units, with 216 slated for Personnel of Station Hdq. do Co. took second place with an ave- for duty. ganization on the second Tuesday occupancy by officers and 434 by Hdq. Sqdn. will be x-rayed on Oct. rage of 86.41 and ActCpl. Roger C. of each month at 8 p.m. in the enlisted personnel. 21. 22, 23. 26 and 27. Department Roeske of Hat80)., 1st Bn., 4th Ma- EM Club ballroom. Station housing lists. revised this heads will be notified as to the rines, earned the third slot with his Outstanding Marine The next meeting. however, will month. shows a waiting list of ap- time and date their personnel are mark of 85.10 be held on Nov. 17 because the sec- proximately 300 officers, including Other Brigade personnel gradu- Wins Merit Stripes ond Tuesday of that month falls LCpI. Wilfred P. Duplessis Jr., of 46 of field grade rank and about ated included ActCpl. J. R. Ma- on the Marine Corps anniversary. "G" Co.. 2nd Bn , 4th Marines, was 750 enlisted personnel. In the lat- hone), I.Cp1 0. It Morsett and A committee of 20 women was meritoriously promoted to his pres- ter group are about 100 senior staff Pfc's J W Amur. W. 0 Ashley, C. also appointed to work out plans ent rank Tuesday by Col. J. W. An- NCOs (E-7-8-9). A GOAL ACHIEVED L. Bumk ". 0 S. Carter, R W. Ci- for children's Christmas party. tonelli, 4th Marines commanding Included on these lists are per- A RACE WELL RUN zewski, D K Crawford and It S. Plans were mapped for a cou- officer. sonnel who are awaiting Capehart ALL SERVE AN END Dominguez. ples card party to be held at the Selected as an outstanding Ma- units as well as other types of hous- AK/ OFFER FUN, EM Club, Tuesday, Oct. 27. Reser- Also Pfc's D. W. Dunbar. J. Dzik, rine, Duplessis was promoted under ing located on Station. Amm. -ANS vations may be made by phoning Jr.. P. C. Rowing, T. H. Magis, T. the recently enacted accelerated Mrs. Sue Westlall at 251-050. Mendlbles, Jr., and J. W. Rushton. promotion system which stresses The 16 week course included send- performance of duty over seniority. ing and receiving Morse Code. radio The new lance corporal is a fire Traffic Violations telegraPh Prcemitue, radh° equiP- team leader. meat and field application. 1ST MARINE BRIGADE ACTCPL. J. E. CAMPBELL. Speed- ing, 30.'25. Official Warning. ACTCPL. R. A. WOODALL. Speed- 'Mg 3025. Office! Warning. ACTCPL. E. W. PAULSON. Speed- ing 32725. CivDrivPrivSusp for seven days. CTSGT. W. N. ROUSE, Speeding 35/25. CivDrivPrivSusp for 10 days. 'iCTMSGT. R. M. FLECK, Speeding 40'35: 35/25. CivDrivPrivSusp for 10 days. PFC D. W. MOOFLE Steding 40'35. Official Warning. ACTGYSGT. K. K. BOOTH, Speed- ing 35/25. CivDrivPrivSusp for 10 days. ACTGYSOT. S. J. LAWRENCE. RED CROSS ,AWARDS - Col. M. M. Magruder, Station ccmmander, Speeding 40/35. Official Warning. congratulates four men who have just received American Red Cross PFC M. J. SIMOSKIATITZ, Speed- letter: of appreciation for their excellent work at the emergency mass ily; 40/25: Reckless Driving. Civ- feding class held at Lanikai Community Center Aug. 27. The four- DrivPrivSusp for three months. some gave instructions and demonstrations at the class. The presen- CIVILIANS HONOR STUDENT - LtCol. J. E. Glick, Brigade communications- tation ceremony was held Tuesday. Left to right: Capt. Oscar D. MR. G. L. WHITE. Speeding 40/35. elect, onics officer, congratulates Pfc. E. G. Burleon, top graduate of Gustafson, CWO. George P. Garrett, USN; ActMSgt. Robert D. Official Warning. the Radio -Telegraph Operators Course. Also shown are Pfc. I. E. Hei- Blackwell, ActGySgt. Earl Williams; Mr. Douglas V. Cary, Red Cross MR. J. A. PAYANAL, Speeding 40'- decker, second place graduate and ACp!. R. C. Roeske, third honor field director, and Col. Magruder. 35. Official Warning. student. Page 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 16, 1959 KEENLY CONSIDER NEEDS IN YOUR CAR INSURANCE Many persons, including Marines, are other members of the house- will purchase automobiles without hold to operate the auto insured?); actually knowing what in fact they his job or work status, especially if are buying and without understand- this requires him to spend more ing completely the financial respon- time operating a motor vehicle; his sibility they are assuming. overall worth and earning poten- The same sad question also ap- tial (to determine the limits of lia- plies when the question of automo- bility protection needed); the cost bile insurance arises. A typical and value of the automobile in- "buyer" wants and gets insurance cured; and, finally, the cost of the -iust any insurance-for his car. insurance itself. Little does it seem to matter to him Generally speaking, there are that this insurance might eventual- four basic insurance coverages: ly be of little benefit to him be- (1) Liability, both for bodily in- cause it didn't afford the protection jury and property damage. This he needed. Again, he hasn't read coverage is designed to protect the and understood the insurance poli- insured against claims as a result cy before accepting it. of injury and death to persons and The auto owner/operator's insur- damage and destruction to property. ance needs are dictated by his cir- Many states have "financial respon- WHAT FIRE TRUCK - Believe it or not, underneath that mound of youngsters, there was a crash cumstances: his family situation sibility laws" requiring such lia- truck, but the kids figured it would be a good vantage point from where to observe the Station Crash bility insurance under varying cir- Crew rescue demonstration during the special "Kids Day" program. (All Kids Day photos by ActSgt. cumstances in order to operate an Bruce Hamper.) * M e 4 automobile within a given state. (2) Physical damage, which in- STATION BESIEGED BY ACTIVE YOUNGSTERS; cludes both collision and compre- 44.0ted $euices hensive protection. Collision insur- HAPPY DAY FOR ALL BUT CLEAN-UP DETAIL V ance provides for reimbursement to TONIGHT By AGySgt. Jack Sheehan personnel of the crash crew ig- popular with the kids, had his hands his automobile caused by accidental filed the fuselage of an abandoned ALOHA WEEK DANCE - This Marine ordnancemen and aircraft full. is the mechanics spent the better part of airplane. Two huge trucks cams big event of the week, so Usually this protection is secured He was the Marine cook given bring this week putting their equipment screaming down the runway. your Aloha shirt and join with a provision providing that a the job of dispensing the goodies the fun tonight 8 back into shape after an invasion Arriving on the scene of the at p.m. Music will specified amount is deducted prior during the program. The job just be provided by of over 2500 youngsters at the simulated crash, the Marine fire Ken Alford and his to reimbursement, e.g., with 5100 big for him, and he called Dixiecats "Kids Day" open house here last fighters immediatel., went into got too and of course many deductible collision coverage. The on operations personnel for an as- ' charming hostesses will be available Saturday morning. action, spraying the burning plane first $100 of damage is paid 13, the with foam as other members of slat. as dancing partners. insured. Obviously, the greater the By 9:15 a m. Saturday there was the crash crew rushed into the The tots too young to enjoy the SATURDAY deductible amount, the less this no doubt about it, the kids of burning inferno to rescue the displays were kept wide-eyed with Between 12 and 2 pan. you can coverage costs. Oahu had heard of Col. M. M. Mr.5 learn the finer points of gruder's invitation to visit the pilot, a dummy used for demon- the antics of Bozo the Clown, a TV the art of Under comprehensive coverage fencing. At 2 p.m there Station and they had accepted. stration purposes. personality who toured the' display is a FREE the insurance company pays for di- short island tour for all those area helping the Kaneohe Marines in- rect and accidental loss other than Long before the program official- Pilots, infantrymen and crash terested. If you are a chess amuse the kids. fan collision caused by fire, theft, fall- ly got underway, kids were clamber- crew personnel were not the only there is a "Beat the Champion" ing objects, explosions, earthquakes, ing over aircraft and in f a n t r y ones kept busy throughout the pro- As the program drew to a close, chess tournament at 2 p.m. Fishing windstorms, hail, water flood, ma- equipment set up in the static dis- gram. In a little area just to the the youngsters disappeared just as enthusiasts will enjoy the movies licious mischief, /vandalism, riot. play.area. side of the aircraft display, prob- quietly and quickly as they had ap- "Sailing Newfoundland Waters" and civil commotion, accidental break- Eight school buses sat empty at ably one of the busiest Marines on peared. But the cleanup job kept "Spinning for Silvers and Steel- age of glass and damage caused by the main gate. but not for long. In the Station and certainly one most Marines busy for a few days. heads" being shown at 4 p.m. At rodents, paint spray, etc. a matter of about 10 minutes, the 5 p.m. there is a song fest followed buses were filled to capacity. at 7 by organ melodies with (3) Medical Services. This pro- Ken Kids are kids the world over, Myers at the key board. A tects the insured and others occu- stage and there was no exception to show will be presented at 7:30 pying his automobile for ordinary and the rule last Saturday. Instead of the feature movie at 8:30. medical expenses resulting from in- Flicker rushing to the aircraft and infan- for tonight is "Beyond a jury regardless of any negligence in- Reason- try display upon arrival, they able Doubt" with Dana volved. Andrews. fooled everyone. Instead, the first SUNDAY (4) Uninsured Motorists Pro- thing that caught their fancy Wake up with the Java tection is insurance for personal Club at was the huge bright red crash 8:30. Coffee and rolls will be injury to the insured by an un- served. trucks. The Marine firemen were Free cliurch transportation insured or "hit and run" auto. at 10 kept busy throughout the morn- am. and a pinochle tournament An important factor to con- at ing explaining how the foam puts 12:30 p.m. Voice recordings can sider in all cases is the extent of be out a fire, where the siren was, made between 1 and 6 p.m. Movie the coverage afforded by the in- and who rings the bell. matinee at 1:30 p.m. is "Silver surance purchased to persons other Lode" with John Payne. Hospitality than the owner insured operating Soon the thrill of ringing the bell hour begins at 5 and a concert is the insured's automobile with his and making the siren scream wore scheduled for 7 p.m. Ann Blyth permission. Care should also be off, and the Marine pilots were next besieged. "Show me will star in "King Thief" at 8 p.m. taken in obtaining coverage for the how you eject MONDAY insured while operating a borrowed yourself? Where's the button that Special game night with many automobile. starts the plane? Who helps you drive the plane? Can you take me worthwhile mixes at 7:30 p.m. Great care should always be ex. for a ride someday?" TUESDAY ercised in selecting an automobile YMCA Square Wheelers hold :nsurance company and the cover- Meanwhile, across the taxi ramps, RESCUE DEMONSTRATION - Two members of the Station Crash their weekly square dance tonight age needed and desired. infantry men of the 1st Marine Crew, circle, rush into the flames to rescue a pilot (dummy) trapped in at 7:30 p.m. (From the Quantico SENTRY) Brigade had their hands full ex- this burning inferno. The crash crew demonstration was one of the plaining their amphibian tractors, highlights of the "Kids Day" program held last Saturday. ONTO's. BAT's, flame throwers, and other equipment. When 10 a.m. rolled around, and Capt. Roy Kibbee, project officer announced over the pub- lic address system that an air- sea-rescue would be demonstrated offshore, fire trucks, airplanes, and tank; acre forgotten as the youngster, and hundreds of adults swarmed to the beach. Wide eyed. they stood at the wa- ter's edge as a Marine jumped from a crash boat into the water. Once in the water. Ile inflated his Mae West and lit a smoke flare. In a matter of seconds, a helicopter appeared on the scene. The rescue sting was lowered and the downed pilot hoisted to safety. Just when the thrill of climbing all over the equipment on display had worn off, an announcement LITTLE SARGE, BIG BOMB - Worn and tired, but still able to ren- was made that sent the kids scurry- der a salute, little Chip( Westfall, son of ActSgt. and Mrs. C. F. West- ing for the buses once again. It was KIDS DELIGHT - Bozo the Clown, drew a crowd of admirers no fall, decided the best place to rest his weary bones would be sitting time for the crash crew demonstra- matter where he went. A local television Personality, Bozo volunteered on this 1000-pound bomb. At least he wasn't bothered by kids push- tion. When all the kids had been his services to help the kids enjoy themselves during the special "Kids ing and shoving especially sitting in the middle of the bomb display. shuttled to the demonstration area, Day" program last Saturday. October 16, ,,..."1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANr.OHE BAY, HAWAII Page 5 HQMC Schedules Tests for Sergeant TONIGHT era, Tom Selden and Luana Pat- NO NAME ON THE BULLET- ten. 61 minutes of wild-eyed, kid- This is classified as an adult west- ! naper-killer scenes. On December 1-2 ern. Audie Murphy is the hired THURSDAY has gunman who walks into town and ANGRY HILLS - Plot of the film Headquarters Marine Corps causes many a respected citizen is taken from the best selling announced the promotion testing to quake in his boots. He does ab- novel by Leon Uris, famed author dates for Leathernecks seeking ad- rank in solutely nothing but sit in the of "Battle Cry." Instead of the vancement to the sergeant bar and drink coffee but his pres- Marines during World War II we pay grade E-5. ence. is en ough to get many have the heroic story of the Greek Primary testing dates are set for aworrying. Seems .like everyone resistance during the same period. Dec. 1-2. Alternate testing days isn't as honest and trustworthy as Robert Mitchuin and Gla Scala are Jan. 18-19, 1960. they would like others to think. are the two best known players The technical tests have been 94 minutes of tension and sus- in the flicker. waived for Marines whose primary pense. MOS is 6491 or 7041. All others SATURDAY MATINEE must take the technical tests. No information available. Early Yuletide SHORT RIDE - Rider No. 18 was all set for a long ride on this wild According to earlier estimates, SATURDAY bull, until the bull decided it was just too hot a day for carrying a Headquarters plans to promote THE MUMMY -A science fiction cowboy around. Bull ricing is just one of the many thrill-packed about 3500 Marines to E-5 this fis- drama that brings a very good Discharges Set -'vents scheduled for the Navy Relief Rodeo here Nov. 14 and 15. cal year. rating but according to those who An "early out program during have previously viewed this flick- the Christmas-New Year holiday er it rates only a fair. Peter Cush- period for officers and enlisted men ing takes the leading role of the in the continental US. has been **Civil Service News** "living spirit." 95 minutes. announced SUNDAY MATINEE by the Department of HEALTH INSURANCE TO amount in force before any reduc- Nomura and Willard Davis. Get Defense. No information available. START NEXT JULY 1 tion. well wishes are extended to both. SUNDAY Specifically, personnel whose nor- Government employees have been mal expiration of obligated service Kwai UP PERISCOPE - If you are a TV assured that by next July 1 they CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE Sincere condolences to fan you will recognize "Maver- ar enlistment would occur during will have access to a health insur- By OIR Notice 12045 of Sept. 12, Chong Yong, Communications, and the 18. ick" in the leading role of this period Dec. 1959. and Jan. ance program comparable to those 1959, the Navy Department has set Robert Campbell, PW, whose moth- flicker. He has a change of scen- 4. 1960, inclusive, will be released in private industry. forth the Department's policy with ers passed away. during the period 10 ery though. Instead of riding over Dec. through The health bill: which was signed respect to conduct and discipline of the dusty plains, he is under- 18. into law by the President, will pro- supervisory personnel. The policy WE WELCOME . . James Car- water with a submarine crew. The Defense Department said vide hospital, medical and surgical states that is is essential that su- The ter who reported on board as a action is interspersed with bits about 8,500 military personnel will benefits to an estimated 4.5 million pervisors conduct themselves in of PW Laborer (Heavy). A former humor and some Hawaiian beau- be affected. Federal workers and their depend- such a manner as to maintain the member of the Marine Corps, Jim ties and dance hall scenes. Excluded from the early out poli- ents, with the Government meet- trust of management and the re- The came to the islands a year ago. He plot deals with submarine war- cy are: ing about half the $22 million an- spect of their subordinates. In view is single and a devotee of water fare during World War II. Reservists undergoing six- nual cost. of the responsibilities vested in a After sports. 111 minutes of below the surface months' active duty or training The Civil Service Commission, supervisor, the penalty for any of- . . . Mrs. Gertrude H. K. Chun, entertainment under the Reserve Forces Act of responsible for setting up the new fense he may commit may justly be you may feel a bit Accounts Maintenance water-logged. 1955. program, moved quickly to create in excess of that which would be newly-hired Clerk, Comptroller Dept. Gertrude MONDAY Aliens seeking to qualify for a new Bureau of Retirement and assessed a non-supervisory em- is returning to civil service having IILLION DOLLAR MANHUNT citizenship by completion of three Insurance to administer Federal ployee for the same offense. NCPI - worked at the Pearl Harbor Naval No information available years of active military service. health, life insurance and retire- 45 will be amended accordingly. on this Shipyard a few years ago. Her hus- flicker except that it stars Rich- The policy will normally be ex- ment programs. tended to personnel The band, Henry, is employed at the ard Benning and stationed or en Commission is directed to . . . Carole Mathews. CONGRATULATIONS At a PW Carpenter Shop. The Chun& More than likely route to their areas of residence in contract for the best available it is of British recent meeting of the Federal Safe- have three sons. descent. commonwealth, dependencies, health insurance, drawing from ty Council of Hawaii, AI Roth, our . . . Thomas L. Johnson who be- TUESDAY trusts. and the states of Alaska and both Blue Cross-Blue Shield and Director, was ap- Station Safety gan work as a Laborer in PW.Tom, CROOKED Hawaii, the DOD said. (APPSt commercial insurance companies. A Technical SKY - Take a look pointed chairman of the a basketball and swimming en- choice of plans will be available. at the title and then try to fig- and Advisory Committee of the McKinley High Federal employees thusiast, attended ure out the plot. A problem has While-U-Wait participating Council. Lewis, Press in and saw Army service at Fort arisen! the health program will pay . . Board Well, it stars W:,--ne EXAMINATIONS The Wash. Morris and Karin Booth if that 51.25 to $1.75 every two weeks if of U. S. Civil Service Examiners. Service Set by MXs . . David K. Schoel starting his is single, and $3 to $4.25 if dependents announced the any heti. Two clothes pressing machines Pearl Harbor, has first civil service employment as are included. examina- WEDNESDAY are to be delivered to the Marine following unassembled Assistant Meat Cutter, Supply Dept. All are being urged to retain any YOUNG CAPTIVES - Sure fire Exchange today and a press-while- 'ions: Upon his discharge from the Air health insruance coverage they salary range of entertainment for teenagers (be- u-wait service will be initiated as Stevedore. at a Force In May while stationed at now have until the Government cause it concerns them) and male soon as the machines can be in- 51 90. $1.98 and $2.06 per hour. Hickam. David and wife, Mary, de- program goes into effect next July range of $2.40. adults (who enjoy action). This is stalled. Rigger, at a salary cided to remain in the islands. He definitely not for the kiddies The new service will be avail- $2.50 and $2.60 per hour. is active in stock car racing and CHANGES IN FEDERAL and not particularly great for able at two K-Bay MX locations. Interested employees should sub- serves as an official. many women. It deals with a knife In the Main Exchange the press- EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE mit Form 5001BC and Standard wielder, Steven Mario, who takes ing service will be located in the INSURANCE Form 57 to the Baird. Although what he desires at the point of a laundry section while the other Public Law 96-377, enacted Sept. both examinations are open until Q. What type of beneficial sug- ?3. 1959, blade. After Mario leaves his machine will be installed in the made several important . further notice, employees are urged gestions are being sought by the boss "oozing light" he thumbs a room off the street entrance at the changes in the Federal Employees to submit their applications as soon Navy? ride with a pair of teenage clop- Bldg. 1090 MX branch. !Troup Life Insurance Act. These as possible. A. The Navy is particularly in- changes. which do not affect em- terested in suggestions which pro- ployees retired or deceased before RIDE WANTED . . to vicinity pose a way of improving procedures, that date, are as follows: of Hotel and River Streets. Call products, services-anything that is At all times during employment, Stephen Wang at 72984. a way to do the same job, or a bet- employees have the FULL amount ter job, which will require less man- OCTOBER 1959 of group life and accidental death Flowers were sent to recently power, money, material, time or $5. Mae rre Wei am 3el and dismemberment insurance ap- hospitalized PW employees Kinji space. 1 2 3 plicable to their annual salary. For- merly insurance was reduced after 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 an individual reached age 65. My Job For employees who are age 65 11 12 13 14 13 16 1 or over, payroll withholdings are 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 now required at the same rates ap- plicable to employees under that i 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 age. They start with the first pay period beginning after Sept. 23, 1959. During employment there is no provision to continue insurance without cost in a reduced amount If an employee retires on im- mediate annuity. either for disabili- Freedom is a, to limit but to share; ty or after at least 12 years of cred- And freedom ,.ere is freedom everywhere. itable service of which at least -Russell Davenport five years are civilian service, lily insurance will be continued v.ithout Mr. Davenport says a great deal in these two short cost. Each month, beginning on the lines, but you have as many as 500 words in which to Protecting Amer- first day of the second calendar express your thoughts on "My Job: ica's Freedoms." The awards for this year's Letter month following the date of retire- Writing Program on that them,. nut as high as $1,000. ment or 65th birthday, whichever You don't have to use up your fall quota of words, is LATER, life insurance will be re- but even if you did-and took first place-your letter duced by 2 per cent of the amount would remunerate you at the rate of $2 a word! So get BACK SEAT DRIVER But in this fetching pose Calendar Girl Jane in force before the first Such re- it in the mail now-it must reach Freadcnis Foundation, - Pa., of Nov. 1. Fonda would drive most laddies out of their mind. Dad's name is duction. Insurance cannot be re- Valley Forve, before the deadline Henry, and Jane just made her first flicker, "Tall Story." duced below 25 per cent of the 8UPPOR7' /iii,, dUPPORT ijii YOUR YOUR TRAMS TEAMS

October 16, 1959 Page 6 - U. SiviARINia:APS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII EWA SCALPED BY KANEOHE; MARINE GUN CLUB CODY SPARKS MARINE TEAM Ewa's Pop Warner players walked a repeat of the second. Norman 'SCHEDULES SHOOT away a sad second after Sunday's McKonley was the responsible per- The Annual Hawaii Marine High lay number, classification a n d game with the Kaneohe Marine's son for making an off-tackle run Powered Rifle Match sponsored by match description may be picked up team at Castle High School, which brought the ball down field the Hawaii Marine Gun Club is at the statistical office on Satur- The final gun sounded marking to the five yard line. Cody again scheduled to be neld tomorrow and day, Oct. 17, prior to firing the in- the end of the game and the score went over for the score. the Puuloa Rifle Range. dividual match. stood, Marines Sunday at 18 - Ewa 0, 011ie Liu, Kaneohe's amazing all National A registration fee of .50 cents a Jerry Entries are open to Cody, the Marines, fast halfbaek, latched unto the ball and stand- day will be charged per individual driving Association members in good quarterback was probably scampered a cool 55 yards around Entry fees for individual matches the most outstanding ing. player of the left end for the third and final Five matches are slated to be and team matches will be $400. An day. His knowledge of ball handling score of the game. held on Saturday, Oct. 17, and one across the board entry fee Lneludine and play making marks only him a ).;tea's threat during the en- Oct. 18. The N. R. A. registration of 58.00 per shooter for tremendous threat on Sunday, to any and all tire-game came with the opening classification system will be used all individual and team matches opposing teams. kick-off when the Marine team except that unclassified shooters will be charged. After a series of plays during the fumbled the ball and Ewa recov- will compete in the Master class. Entries will be limited 250 shoot- second quarter. Cody ered. stood snapped a The Marine line fast Evidence of classification must be ers in the individual matches, and jump pass to Dusty Rhoades which and held the Leeward team to it presented at the tournament. 50 teams for the team match. En- brought the ball down to the two standstill. 1:e- tries and inquiries should be addres- yard line Squadding tickets containing and after another play Jiro! Cody and Phil linuner sed to: Statistical Officer, U. S the ball rested on the 1 foot line. shared the day's honors for pass Naval Rifle Range. U. S. Naval Cody, with the help of pile driving interception. Both players inter- MAG-13 CHAMPS Station, Navy No. 128. FPO, San Tom Sheehan, center, quarterback cepted passes and ran them hack Francisco, Calif. sneaked LEAD 1ST BRIG. over the goal for the first much to Ewa's dismay. Puuloa Rifle Range will be open tally of the game. This first score Bin Garrett and Tom Sheehan GOLF TOURNEY First play of the Brigade Quart- for practice from 1 until 5 p.m. to- sparked the Marine team and they both played excellent defensive ball. erly Golf Competition was held ' day . Shooters desiring to practice were off and running. Sheehan's outstanding play was Thursday, Oct. 8 at the Kaneohe I are requested to contact Warrant Third quarter play was almost when he slammed through center Klipper Course. Officer 0. E. Foster, Phone Naio and got to Ewa's quarterback, who II .. Taking first position was the 26200, 29284, or 21264. was attempting to get a long pass FOILED AGAIN B. C. Hum- - MAG-13 Champs with a score of 54. Matches will begin promptly at away. The ball never got past the phreys, five foot six inch trainer The first place team is made up 7 a.m. on each day. Rifle-Pistol Club line of scrimmage. of the Hawaii Marine net squad of WO Bowen, Mr. Perritt. Capt. A goodly amount of credit is due tosses up a lay-up shot but all to The monthly meeting Martell, lstLt. Zehmer. ActMSgtas was held the cheering section of the Marine no avail. Cozel Walker, one foot on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Movies Currier and Johnson and ActSSgt. of hunt- team. Bedecked with "crimson and taller than his trainer, stretches a ing in the islands were Jue.k. shown and gold" the cheerleaders are: Sis bit and keeps the ball from ever Aku-Marines announcements of the forthcoming The team in their respective fin- Cody, Linda Bruton, Grace Page, reaching the rim. Humphreys and Work was done on the boat test matches were made. The business ishing positions are, 2nd Bn., 4th Susan Bowman and Joyce Irwin Walker both hail from Clinton, Ky. Saturday and there is a good pos- meeting was held prior to the films. Marines, 598; MAG -13 All Stars, (Photo by ActSgt. B. R. Hamper.) sibility that the AKU will be read) Attendance again was very poor. 601; lstBn., 4th Marines. 604; Hq. for use this Sunday. There is still A special meeting will be held at LOH1 Keglers Keep Co., 4th Marines, 614; tied for sev- plenty of work to be done but it 7:30 pin. on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Va- enth place are Svc. Bn. and Hq. Co.. will be for diving. cancies on the executive committee 1st Place; 10 Wins Boxing Smoker 1st Marine Brigade with 615 and suitable The club now has two team will be filled at that time. All mem- After three weeks of league eiprn- they are followed by 3d Bn.. 12th within the club. This was done so bers will be notified by post card, petition bowling the still Marines with a 632. Lonrs Set For Oct. 22 that competitive dives can be made and must either attend or call if hold first place in the MCAS, Ball A boxing smoker will be held in once a month. The two teams, The unable to attend. Failure to do so and Chain League. The team boasts will the Outside arena adjacent to the Scarlet and The Gold, will have terminate membership in the a 10 win two loss record. ;Rotarians Play club. station enlisted men's swimming their first dive tomorrow at the Ft The CHAIN GANG moved up to Recreation pool on Oct. 22 and 23. Base swimming area between 8 shooting on the pis- second position while the XXXXX At Klipper Links tol range All personnel who wish to parti- am. and noon. This dive will be goes at 1 p.m. There will dropped to third place. be no big-bore cipate in this smoker are request- All State Rotarians and their skin diving only. and only for ac- shooting this Sat- Richard Cronkhite took high sin- urday. ed to contact AMSgt. Plunkett no wives have been invited to partici- tive club members gles game last week with a 187 and Oct. pate in the golf tour- The trophy will be awarded the JUNIOR RIFLE CLUB later than 4 pm. Wednesday. fifth annual also high series with a 513 for the boxing gymnasium, nament, Oct. 29, at the team that brings in the most The monthy meeting was held 21 at the MCAS Kaohe men. Sue Van Beck again took The telephone num- Klipper links. weight. This includes everything Monday, Oct. 12 and a number of (Bldg. 368). high single for the women with a Entry fee is $1. green fees, $2 lives in the water except coral. business matters were discussed, ber is 72159. that 171 and Kay Cohen copped the best and lunch $1.50. The tourney is For further information contact including the apparent loss of inter- There will be 10 trophies present- series with a 460 for the women. sponsored by the Rotary Club of ActSSgt. Charlie Glenn at 7253. est by many members. The club ed, one to each winner of each The remaining teams in their re- Windward Oahu. Everyone is invited to the meet- leader stated that the members who weight division. The will also be spective order are: Saddleson's The first foursome will tee off at ing on Monday at 7 pm. in Bldg do not attend classes and meetings a trophy for the most outstanding Linkers, Alley-Cats, Hot Shots and noon. Lunch will be at 11:30 a.m. 575, Any questions that you may will be barred from shooting on fighter of the tournament. the BVB's. that day at the Klipper clubhouse. have concerning Skin Diving or Saturdays. Varsity boxers returning from Shooting commences Competition is slated in four SCUBA diving will be answered ar at noon Red "the Ghost" from last year's All Hawaii Marine each Saturday, Galloping flights - A. for scratch to 13 handi- that time if possible. and guns and am- Grange in recalling his days at Corps championship team are not munition are cappers; B, 14-21: C, 22 -36 and D, The topic for discussion at tics' available TO CLUB Illinois quipped: "I won't mention eligible for this smoker. MEMBERS ONLY. for guests with scratch to 30 handi- weska meeting will be sharks the name of this particular team Bout winners trom this smoker caps. REMEMBER! will the we were playing, but at halftime also become members of Jimmy Ukauka, Kaneohe pro can A GOOD DEVIal NEVER 1959-60 Hawaii Marine Boxing "E" Wives interested in parttd- we came in, pulled off our socks be reached by calling Navy 73130. DIVES ALONE paling in a morning bowling and began putting iodine on the Team which is billeted here at MCAS. league are asked to contract Liz teeth marks in our legs. Coach regular Hawaii Marine Box- Bauer at 73313 or Marilyn Ki llean Bob Zuppke said, "I'll tell you one .he picked and begin at 264281 as soon as possible. thing, if we play this team again, ing team will be it will be on a Friday!" training as a team on Oct. 25. Highlight of the evening will be a five minute speed bag exhibition PIGSKIN PICK1N' presented by ActSSgt. John (Red) VIM& Pryor. Sgt. Pryor is known through- Your WIMMARD MARINE feature writer. Jack Sheehan out the Marine Corps os one of the retained the highest honors this week by totaling an average fastest men on the speed bag.This of ASO per cent. He is followed by the ISO Chief, Ed Green an exhibition both men and wo- men will enjoy. with a .292 and your sports editor tails the grqup with a .254. Results of the bouts at the Maui Your Fair wern't too impressive but dun TEAMS G S Piekin' to the lack of training time the team faired quite well. Army vs. Duke A A A During the Friday, Oct. 9, bouts Calif. vs. UCLA UCLA UCLA ITT A at the fair Tom "Trigger" Long and Boston U. vs. Penn St. PS PS PS Bobby Rainey lost on split deci- sions. The fans were up in arms Ifri.ly Cross vs. Syracus:! and booed the Judges' decisions. Mich. St. vs. Notre Dame ND ND MS In the following night's matches, Ohio State vs. Purdue Tom Long won on a TKO over Ro- bert Valentine of the Maul Athletic PILOTO - ActGySgt. Sam Evans sits behind the wheel of his MG-TD Georgia Tech vs. Auburn GT A GT Club in the third round. Frenchy which won the Pupule Ralley last Sunday. Sgt. Evans is NCOIC of the Texas A&M vs. TCU A&M A&M TCU Armentour.a newcomer to the Ha- Avionics Section, H&MS- 13. ActGySgt. Charles Ceproni acted as wali Marine Club, also copped a navigator for the winning pilot. The ralley started from the Waikiki Princeton vs. Colgate P C TKO over Billy Valentine of the Shell, toured around Honolulu and St. Louis Heights, past the Blow Mich. vs. Northwestern NW NW Mich. Maui Athletic Club. Hole and through Waimanalo to Bellows AFB where it came to an end October 16, 1959 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII Page 7 Oldest EM Ends SPECIAL UNITED NATIONS DAY 51 Year Career DINNER SCHEDULED FOR K-BAY Ma- In Washington Leathernecks at the K-Bay I cign dishes for a White Hnuse rine Corps Air Station will enjoy dinner. Washington (AFPS) - The ca- an internationally-flavored cuisine This year, in addition to mili- reer of the Armed Forces' oldest in the mess halls at their Saturday tary messes, many luncheon groups, member - spanning more than a dinner, Oct. 24. This is the date restaurants and countless American nalf century of active military President Eisenhower has pro-. homes are planning international rvice - ended here Sept. 30 when claimed as "United Nations Day." meals to mark U.N. Day. :Air Force MSgt. Horst Tittel, 75, The President has called upon :gipped Into retirement. Americans to engage in appropriate During a Pentagon ceremony in observances which will demonstrate President Chehab the office of Gen. Curtis E. Le May, their faith in the United Nations Air. Force vice chief of staff, Tittel .1113101111111. was presented with the Legion of U.N. DAY MENU Extends Thanks Merit in recognition of his 51 years Italian Minestrone Soup service. Yankee Pot Roast For Orphan Aid Born in Leipsig. Germany, in 1884, German Franconia Potatoes WASHINGTON (AFPS) - Le- Tittel came to this country in 1904 French Green Beans banese Gen. Jamil Lahoud has off- and enlisted in the Army at West OLDEST E.M. RETIRES - Mrs. Tittel admires the Legion of Merit Mexican Cole Slaw ered his thanks in behalf of Presi- Hoboken, NJ., in 1917. awarded her husband, Air Force MSgt. Horst W. Tittel, 75, who re- Spanish Olives dent Chehab for a $500 donation by During World War One, Tittel fired after 51 years of active duty. Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Dutch Apple Pie the Marine Corps to Lebanese or- was commissioned as a reserve first Curtis E. LeMay made the presentation. Tittel enlisted in the Army Danish and Swedish Rolls phans. lieutenant. in 1908 and served in both world wars. He retires as a lieutenant colo- English Muffins The Leathernecks contributed to In World War II, Tittel served nel, the highest rank he held during WWII. American Butter the homeless orphans in commemo- nroughout the North African and South American Blended Coffee ration of their landing in Lebanon Italian Campaigns as a major and October 24 India Tea in July 1958. Brigadier Gen. Sidney lieutenant colonel, with base ad- S. Wade, who commanded Marine jutant or administrative officer as- and contribute to a better under- forces in the operation, forwarded i enments. `0' CLUB HALLOWEEN HOP standing of its aims, problems and the money, on the first anniversary achievements. cf the landings. United Fund Profits OFFERS FORD DOOR PRIZE A recommendation was made by In the letter thanking the Ma- the rines, Gen. Lehoud said: Time to taste the Witch's brew Lessons for youngsters between the National Chairman of the U.S. From Letter Writer Committee for the U.N. an "His Excellency the President of and poSsibly win a most unique ages of five and ten start at 3 p.m., that The Honolulu Community Chest international menu be the Lebanese Republic asked me ioor prize. Marine Aircraft Group- and for the older children at 4 p.m. served to !:eeived a two dollar donation this all U.S. Armed Forces on this spe- to inform you that we have re- 13 officers are sponsoring a Hal- TUESDAY reek. Nothing unusual about this, cial day. Secretary of Defense Neil ceived the sum of $500 collected by loween Hop beginning at 7 p.m. at. Toastmasters luncheon at 11:30 but the donation was in the form McElroy concurred with the rec- the Marine Force in memory of their the Officers Club on Oct. 24. a.m. of a check made out to Lt. J. P. ommendation. warm friendship for the Lebanese Costumes or informal attire are WEDNESDAY Kirsch, USN, of the Station Dis- In keeping with this people. planned. Wives coffee at 9:30 am. recommenda- pensary, by the Honolulu Star- tion, Capt. Oscar D. Gustafson, K- "As they suggested, the sum WAS The door prize is a 1950 Ford se- THURSDAY Bulletin. Bay food service director, distributed for the welfare of or- dan sparkling with a new paint Make your own plans to enjoy an- Lt. Kirsch received the check nounced the world ranging bill of phans and homeless children witho- job. Champagne prizes will also be the facilities of your club tonight. :or a letter written to the editor fare to be served K-Bay Marines. out restriction of race or creed." awarded for the best costumes. of the Pet Peeves column, an ar- The tradition of serving an inter- A buffet supper. featuring a ticle appearing in the Bulletin. national meal on 17 N. Day began Steamboat Roast of beef, will be MC Says No To The lieutenant's pet peeve letter Oct. 24, 1958, when Mrs. Eisenhower MALUHIA CLUB 'rived. Music will be furnished by ncad in part. "Why do newspapers prepared a repast of assorted for- the Tendertones. TONIGHT refer to civilians connected with !Blazer Buttons Squadrons of MAG-13 will stage Hula lessons this evening at 6:30 crimes as former servicemen? I talent skits, comedies and parodies Forget about the Marine Corps p.m. Card playing follows at 7 p.m. don't mind if you identify an ac- of local and Marine Corps situa- service buttons when you are think- Polio SATURDAY tive-duty serviceman in trouble, Lad Shows tions. ing about decorating civilian jack- Dance this evening to the music but please don't stigmatize the rest All K-Bay officers, their ladies, ets. They were Just not meant for of The Saltones. Lovely hostesses of us by referring to every civilian Corps Admiration and guests, are invited to attend anything but uniforms. Headquar- will be on hand for your dancing who spent two weeks in the serv- and take part in the festivities. ters is telling all hands. particularly The proudest boy in Louisville, pleasure. Dance time is 8 p.m. ice as a former serviceman." reservists. Ky., according to ActSSgt. Karl D. SUNDAY Attached to the two-dollar dons- TONIGHT There have been -sightings" of Freudenbert chief judo instructor Relax in the lounge and watch .ori was Lt. Kirsch's comment . . . Happy Hour from 4 until 6 p.m. reservists who have used service at the Parris Island recruit depot, television. 'having already given to the Com- The Couples Bar will be open from buttons in place of "civilian issue" is polio-stricken "Honorary Marine MONDAY munity Chest thru the regular 5 until 7 p.m Dinner served from on the increasngly popular blazer Staff Sergeant" Barry Barmore. Free game night tonight with drive, I should like to give this 7 until 9 p.m. Jacket. "This action," writes Bob Freudenberg, at the invitation of many prizes for all winners at 7:30 check . . to help the civilians Tallent, former editor of the Ma- SATURDAY Louisville Rotary Club, went to the p.m. who were once servicemen." rine Reservist, "is regarded as just city to put on a judo demonstration Dinner served from 7 until 9 p.m. Lt. Kirsch's check has been short of using the Marine Corps Relax after dinner and dance where Barry was guest of honor. SPG:ZTING GOODS SECTION turned over to the Chairman of to Standard as a dish cloth." the music of the MAINLANDF118 "Before the demonstration. I gave OPENS AT MARINE EXCHANGE the Station Community Chesk There is a paragraph in the Ma- Barry a letter from Gen. Shoup and A new sporting goods department from 8 to 11 p.m. DriVe, Maj. George Parker. rine Corps Manual which says that a photograph he had autographed. was opened today by the Marine SUNDAY wearers of distinctive parts of the I've never admired anything so Exchange in the beverage sales Late risers can enjoy Sunday uniform without authority can be much in my life" commented the section, Building 245, adjacent to Officers Wives Coffee and Brunch from 9 am. to 12 noon. Mo- tossed in Jan for six months holder of Judo's black belt. "Barry the Marine Exchange parking lot. There will be no Officers' Wives' vies for the tots begins at 4 p.m. fined $250. refused help. Leaving his crutches The new department will carry Coffee during the month of Octo- with the family bt_ffet being served behind, he inched his way toward a limited variety of sporting goods ber. MAG-13 will sponsor the No- from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. Complete me, and bracing himself on a table, equipment and will increase selec- vember coffee on Wednesday, Nov. Clarify the day by dancing to the STER- Regulations he tried to stand at attention." tions according to customer demand If, which will be an Aloha coffee EOS from 7 to 11 p.m. Questions for Mrs. F. L. Wieseman. Reserva- Hump Bill tion information will be published NIONDAY Instructions covering $2.000 lump at a later date. Hula lessons for adults at 9 a.m. sum payments to officers involun- 'sus- tarily retired under the recently en- acted "Hump Law' heve been pub- lished by the Navy. Most Naval captains and com- manders and Marine colonels and lieutenant colonels slated by board action for involuntary retirement on twenty or more years of active ser- vice will receive the separation pay- ments, according to the Secretary of the Navy. Officers who voluntarily elect to leave the service prior to their nor- mal dates of retirement will also re- ceive the lump-sum benefit but only only in cases where a selection board recommended their discontinuance in service, a Navy spokesman ex- plained. On the other hand some officers recommended for involuntary re- tirement will not receive the separa- OLD FRIENDS MEET -- Cmdr. Akio Yuki of the Japanese Maritime tion pay, the instructions stated, and golf Deinnse Force greets his former instructor, Lt. Col. Tom M. those retired for physical disability Fields at the JMSDF Service, Eta Jima, Japan on Oct. I. Cmdr. MARINE OF THE MONTH - Pfc. Edward W. Filbert receives an are not entitled to the cash settle- Yuki was a 1956 student at Quantico's Amphibious Warfare School engraved plaqu:i Tuesday from 1..fiCol. L. H. Steman, commanding ment-even if the board recom- when Col. Fields was tilt. tactical instructor of the junior course. Col. officer of VMF-232 distinguishing him as the squadron's "Marine of mended their discontinuance on ac- Fields, now a member for FMFPac, is visiting I st Marine Aircraft the Month" for August. (Photo by ActSgt. Bruce Hamper.) tive duty. Wing Headquarters, Iwakuni, Japan Page 8 U. S. MARII:E CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII October 16, 1957 ALOHA WEEK PAGEANTRY Station Firemen OFFERS EVENTS FOR ALL Demonstrate Art

Cont. from Page- I .. lani Avenue and dozens of musical '.long nit funds from the HestIn For Mokapu Kids groups will perform, dance and Visitors Bureau and the State Firer -n from in H..ineolie Me- sing, on stages spaced along the Legislature. rino Corps Air Stat...n fire depart- famed boulevard. Ribbons went on sale at the K- mcnt presented a fire prevention The Hoolaulea held from 6:30 Bay Marine Exchanges and Com- thmorstration to the children of to 11 p.m. is one of the most ex- nissary last week and will be avail- M'ikapu School Oct. 9 in observ- citing of all Aloha Week Events. eble here again today and tomorrow ance of Fire Prevention Week. Usually it attracts up to 70,000 -heir sale is being handled by the Safety talks by "Smoky the talk- people to witness the pageantry, ) fficers Wives Club and the Staff ing fire truck" and his sidekick, dancing and music of Pacific Na- NCO Wives Club. "Smoky the fire prevention dog," tions. This year, the world-famous The splendor of Hawaii's Mon- opened the program by explaining Scots Band from Vancouver will archy will be elegantly re-enacted to the children the meaning of fire participate in the Opening Parade at lolani Palace on Wednesday, safety. of Bands and other international Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. King David Ka- Following the safety talks, the events of the week. lakaua's reign will be re-enacted children witnessed demonstration; The Hula Festival will offer the in the very palace in which he of how to extinguish fires and how world's outstanding performers ruled. Unique in presentation and to remove injured firemen from a in Hawaii's native dances Tues- performance, the pageantry pro- 4LL SMILES - Smoky the fire prevention dog visits with three of blaze. Both procedures were nat.; day evening at 8 p.m. on a re- vides an unforgettable glimpse at the cSildren at Mokapu School who won prizes for their essays and rated in full by Chief Fire Inspec- volving stage in the Waikiki the Hawaii of years ago. 'osiers about Fire Prevention Week. They are, left to right: Chuck: tor Chet Kempczenski. Shell at Kapiolani Park. Thursday night's activities move Moon, Smoky, Gary Graves and Janis Menard. /Photo by Act Sgt. Prior to the program the children Everyone is encouraged to wear back to the Waikiki Shell. Hawaii Bruce Hamper.) were asked by their teachers to an Aloha Week ribbon to all these is famous for its different racial write essays and paint posters per- events. The ribbons, incidentally, groups, and the harmony with taining to Fire Prevention Week. have been called the "world's great- vhich they live and work. The In- MILITARY HEADS TOWARD After the demonstration concluded. est entertainment value." They com- ternational Pageant at 8 p.m. will the winners of the contest were prise the wearer's "gesture of Aloha depict these cultures and their con- named. Each winner received a red to Aloha Week." Their sale helps tributions through the monarchy, SEASONED CAREER FORCE fire helmet and personal congratu- support the festival's activities, the Territory and up to recent his- Washington (AFPS)-The Armed oned by the Cordiner Committee, lations from Smoky. toric moments as a State. Forces are making substantial prog- he said. Highlighting the festivities was Friday evening at 6 p.m., the ress toward a "seasoned career "Our higher personnel stand- a fire truck ride for all contest en- FRA Women Plan Shell will once again be turned force,' the Defense Department's ards have reduced the number tries. over to Oahu's youngsters for Youth manpower chief reports, but still of AWOLs by one-fourth, during Shipwreck Dinner Night. Presenting their own prince fall short of meeting goals in cer- the past two years," Mr. Finucane Tomorrow night the Ladies Aux- end princess, they dramatically tain critical skills. said, "and we have moved 50,000 IT'S LATER THAN iliary of the K-Bay Fleet Reserve prove that Aloha Week is their Charles C. Finucane, Assistant enlisted men from so-called 'soft YOU THINK, XMAS Association will hold a spaghetti celebration too. Secretary of Defense for Personnel, core' jobs into the critical skill dinner and shipwreck party at the Youth Night usually draws about Manpower and Reserves, told news- fields." NOT TOO FAR OFF quonset but across from the 12.000 youngsters for a teen-age men here he credited much of this The retention of career person- Because Christmas 1s fast ap- Station Dispensary parking lot. Caracade, pageantry and dancing good showing to passage of last nel juts helped greatly in the over- proaching it is well to keep in mind Servings will start at 7 p.m. staged by the teenagers themselves. ,.,ear's military pay bill and to other all experience level of the services, these pointers in mailing published Dance music for the social event Oahu's Aloha Week reaches its recent legislation. Mr. Finucane declared. At the be- by the Postmaster General. These will be furnished by the De Rose climax on Saturday, Oct. 24, with The pay bill, amending the Ca- ginning of Fiscal Year 1957. he said. Yucltide suggestions are good to Combo. the Parade and Royal Ball. -Per Compensation Act of 1955. was only 34 per cent of all enlisted remember all year around. All branch and unit members The Royal Ball, beginning at 8 designed to modernize the military men in the services were careerists a. Address mail fully and clearly. are invited to attend and urged to p.m. at the Queen's Surf Hotel pay system and to attract and re- and by the middle of FY 1939 the Use zone numbers and avoid con- wear their shipwreck clothes. closes out the Aloha Week festival. tain highly qualified personnel. proportion had risen to 45 per cent. fusing address abbreviations in the ' In addition, retraining programs. He said that uu:ing FY 1958 upper left corner on all letters and selecting recruitment and the weed- more than 100.000 "low potential" packages. ing out of ineffectuals. are helping personnel were separated under b. As an added precaution, insert the Servics develop the experienced, special early release programs. The a slip of paper with your return professional force originally envis- standards of reenlistrnents were address and the addressee's address also generally tightened, he said. in the package in case wrapper is based on aptitude and performance torn off. Enlisted Club criteria. c. Mark letters for hand-stamping The Proficiency Pay Program when mailing hard objects. TON iGHT now being implemented over a four d. Do not mail cash: use postal Happy Hour from 6 until 7:30 rear period will undoubtedly have money orders or checks. WITH THE I SIXTH FLEET IN THE MEDITERRAN- p m., time to meet and greet your :ome influence on higher retention e. Make sure parcels are well EAN Lt. Col. John F. Paul's reinforced 3rd Bn., 8th Marine-.. buddies. Hal Martin intertains in - of personnel. Mr. Finucane believes. securely. En- stormed ashore recently at Porto Scud°, Sardinia, in an air- the Sergeants and Couples Club packed and wrapped -Experience to date has necessarily close a card with the address of the phibious demonstration of the Marine Corps' vertical assault from 7 to 10 p.m. doctrine. Troop-carrying helicopters from a detachment of HMR- been too limited to assess its full recipient and your return address. SATURDAY impact." he said. 262 landed inland and unloaded while other 3rd Bn. Marines Twinkling keynotes of Hal Mar- f. Check to be sure your mail has went ashore between Cape Toulada and Cape Spartluento in tin and his piano in the Sergeants The DOD's manpower expert sufficient postage. did say. LVT's and LCVP's. and Couples Club for your enjoy- however, that a study g. Always place the stamp in the ment. is now being made regarding im- upper right corner. MCAAS, BEAUFORT, S.C. On Sept. 24 the last major SUNDAY plementation of the higher enlist- h. Always place the stamp se- - ed construction here was accepted as complete. The operations Your day to relax and enjoy your- pro-pay rates provided In the curely. Incentive legislation. building and control tower, built by Ruscon Construction Com- self. Stop by with a friend and keep i. Insure parcels and use regis- pany, was turned over to Col. John G. Walsh. Jr., Air Station cool in the pleasant atmosphere of On officer responsibility pay, Mr. . terecj mail for valuable letters. If commander. The control tower is on the second deck of the your club. Finucane said, "The plan is under proof of delivery is desired, use cer

two story building. There are 10 different departments located MONDAY study. but there is much difference t tilled mail. in the new structure. Movie feature at 7 p.m.. "Code of opinion on it." It was originally I j. MAIL EARLY! Two" with R. Meeker. Invite your recommended that 0-3 and 0-4 of- k. Be sure your correspondents OKINAWA - The Marine All-Stars took their third win of a favorite Staff NCO in tonight from ficers in important jobs are eligi- have your correct address and noti- three-game series on Okinawa with a 15-2 win victory over the 5 to 7 p.m. at Happy Hour prices. ble for 850 added pay monthly, fy them of any change. Okinawa All-Stars Sept. 27 at the Naha High School Field. The TUESDAY 0-5, $100, and 0-6, $150. victorious Marines made a e'ean sweep of their Okinawan tour The schedule is open, so here's Also on officer retention, Mr. "REVEILLE REVUE" beating an Inter-Service All-Star team twice in a row and then a good opportunity to plan a little Pinucane said that resignations of Awaken with "Reveille Revue" on downing the Okinawan team in the final game of the, series. party of your own. junior officers had declined one- radio dial 1240 from 5 to 7:30 a.m.. WEDNESDAY third between FY 1957-59. Monday through Friday. SAN DIEGO - Twenty-nine foreign officers. who are now Alan Ladd heads the cast of the attending courses at the U.S. Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado, movie "Drum Beat" beginning at visited the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here Oct. 2. The 29 7 p.m. FROM: officers were representatives of Nationalist China, Japan, West THURSDAY Plata Germany, Greece, Italy, Korea, Netherlands, Norway, Philip- An teen day, but no reason to re- Stamps) pine Islands, Spain. and the United Kingdom. main away. Here CHERRY POINT, N.C. - Next to water, oxygen. and pay call, perhaps the most important thing at Cherry Point is fuel. PTA Names Speaker Some four and one-half million gallons of aviation fuel, diesel TO: fuel and heating fuel are found in 55 storage tanks aboard the For Thursday Meet Station. Fuel is used here at the rate of 200,000 gallons per day Mr. David Coon of Iolani School -the largest quantity consumed being aviation fuel which is in Honolulu will be the guest speak- burned up at the rate of 150.000 gallons per clay. er at the October meeting of the Mokapu Elementary School PTA BARSTOW, CALIF. - United Fund Golf Day on Oct. 24 is next Thursday. Oct. 22 The meeting taking on all the dimensions of one of the most memorable will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. in MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE 1iME roDAY. events in the history of the Marine Corps Supply Center. Golf the school auditorium. NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. Day is open to both military and civilians of he area. Barstow A short intermission will be held Postage r-quIred: 2nd Class Mail-2c. 1st Class Mart-ac, irmail tie. merchants are cooperating splendidly with the project to aid at the end of the program prior to For mailing fold paper ta Ice and secure outer edge with tape or staple. the Center's contribution to the United Fund. the business meeting.