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III. No. 36 V. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION KANEOHEd BAY, T. H. Friday, December 17, 1954 FOS() BOOSTS Masquers WM Show SERGEANT 7 PERSONNEL Seven headquarters and head- quarters squadron personnel re- ceived warrants for promotion ' Chiltern Hundreds' 10 the next higher rank early this week in the office of Maj. John T. Moore, commanding of- ficer of the squadron. of the lucky seven, one was pro- For Hospital Benefit moted to the rank of sergeant, four personnel were upped to the rank of corporal and the Community Group remaining two men to receive Second Chapter the increase in rank were ele- Praises K-Marines vated to private first class. WILLIAM E. BEASLEY was On Good Will Move Of Toastmasters tee lone corporal advanced to The Kaneohe Marine Air Sta- sergeant in the group. T',e four personnel raised to the rank of tion's theater group, the Mas- corporal were Robert F, Hutch- quers, has announced a move to To Be Formed ens, Joseph Wasilewski, 'Ulysses promote "good will" between Marines here and the civilian A second chapter of Toast- NO HANDS--Sgt. populace of Kailua. is being LOOK MA! Latest Promotions masters International Dick DeMatteo, a member of :ix Marines in t h e head- The move, pointed out T/Sgt, instituted among officer person- headquarters and headquar- quarters and headquarters Robert Hangel, president of the ner here, it was announced squadron, shows the form he squadron aboard the Air Sta- used when participating this group, is to present the "Chil- yesterday by Lt. Col. C. A. year in the 49th State Fair. He tion were promoted meritor- tern first Masquers' iously to the next higher rank Hundreds," Phillips. competed In the show after be- yesterday in the office of Maj. production, at the Kailua theater ing on waterskis o n1 y two Following a demonstration months. (See story on Page 3) John T. Moore, commanding as a benefit for the Windward at the Commissioned officer of the squadron. meeting Oahu hospital fund. Monday eve- Lewis, Walter Officers club last Charles R. plans Safety Unit Will Archibald and Mrilts-n-i R. MA- Final action on current ning, a group of rtrosixective sumiya were elevated to the DUE WEDNESEiAY - Santa as learnee following an in- members held a brief meeting Offer Traffic Course rank of sergeant for their Claus, who turned in his rein- formal business meeting of the and voted to go ahead with tile -outstanding work and devo- deer several seasons ago. will hospital committee on Monday formation of the second club. Here Dec. 20 to 23 tion to duty," The remaining arrive in Dewey Square again were three warrants to corpora' night. Attending the meeting The 20 interested officers this year via helicopter. The were various civic leaders welt ned into the organization A ground safety unit has been ere presented to Thomas J. scheduled to present t r a f f i c old gentleman has made it a re- Lt. Col. Talaseo, John B. Grey and of the community and and congratulated by safety instruction at the Air Frank M. president of the Kambic. known that he is due at 1 p.m. presentative of the drama group. Ross Mickey, Station's indoor theater, daily, Wednesday promised initially founded group. A)s,ri and Francis L. Sheppard. and has Dr, Robert Chung of Kailua, Dec. 20 to 23 at 8 a.m. according for E. Ramsey, to an official bulletin. Glenn H. Crews and George R. a present and bag of candy chairman of the committee, and Second Lt. James Carroll were presented warrants on unit, The safety unit, composed of each dependent child the Marion Sexton, publisher of the acting secretary of the new to the permanent rank of private military and civilian traffic per- Station. Windward Reporter, noted the has been designated to inform first class. headquarters at sonnel has been made avail- as "being Toastmasters able for presentation of a 90- The reason for the lapse of action of the Marines Santa Ana, Calif., and request time between the promotion of Red Devils Capture one of the best moves made for a charter. minute program covering the the application duties of HASP, in- these seven men and the latest toward promoting closer friend- Next meeting, according to Lt. mission and promotion list for the squadron chairman of the struction bn Territorial laws, lo- Intramural League ship and community spirit be- Col. Phillips, conditions a n d primary was due to the fact that the steering committee, will be a cal men were enroute to the Air tween Kaneohe Marines a n d at 11:30 causes of accidents and a film on Title by 7th Win luncheon on Monday safety. Station at the time the advances Windward Oahu." a.m. at the Officers club. Per- traffic in rate were given, according The VMF-232 "RED DEVILS" of meet- Fr WAS AGREED during the manent hour and days to T Sgt. Jack Horcher, acting copped the intramural loop bas- ings will be decided following in- sergeant major of the squadron. meeting that the play, an Eng- BOY ketball crown last Wednesday lish comedy which enjoyed three vestigation by a committee. "urrix Lon" night as they knocked off a scrap- successful nights here at the air THE ENTHUSIASM OF t h e Jimmy Lemieux, age 10, has HIGH AND MIGHTY py MACS-2 quint 59-36. station, will be presented at the new group ran high at the initial at least one of the Prime pre- Kailua theater on Dec. 21. meeting, it was reported, and requisites toward becoming a The jet five, paced by Center good Marine like his Dad, M Sgt. Bob Yomes with 20 counters, About $400,000 is needed to they decided to go immediately into the regular work of Toast- Gilbert Lemieux, sergeant ma- outclassed the hapless control build the hospital for Windward for the jor of VMF-232. That one is to and led 12-3 at Oahu, to Dr. Chung. masters, Topicmaster squadron team according will be CWO P. be willing to "hurry up and and Through the benefit 21 Monday session the end of the first quarter on Dec. a former wait." at of the the committee hopes to gain en- W. Flocum who is 25-15 the termination of the at El Toro Jimmy joined the local Cub half. ough proceeds to prepare a bro- member group Marine Corps Air Station. Three Scout organization aboard Kane- chure which will initiate t h e on the ohe several weeks ago and is THE WIN WAS the Red Devils' drive for the building fund. speakers are scheduled seventh consecutive triumph of formal speech program. enthusiastic about attending every meeting. He was so en- the season and left them with an Kermit I. Meier of unblemished 7-0 record. Chaplain thusiastic in fact, that last MAG 13, chairmen of the mem- Wednesday he went to the Cub Runner-up to Yomes in the OFFERS bership committee, handled ar- Scout club house at noon al- scoring column Was MACS-2's NURSERY rangements for the Monday night though the meeting was sched- Clyde James with 15 points. Pete meeting. Recruits for the new uled at 6:30 p.m. that evening. Gayton and Bill Hanrahan, both organization include: Lt. Col. W. WHEN HE DIDN'T report of the Red Devils, tallied 13 and LOAN OF PLANTS M. Watkins, Jr. Lt. Col. Edward back to school from home that 8 points. respectively, to round Ochoa: Majors Henry Hart, R. afternoon his teacher became out the top four scorers' S. Togerson, J. H. Lavoy, and worried. After letting a little DURING HOLIDAYS James S. Hightower; Capt. T. more time pass the teacher be-s L. Pittman; 1st Lts. Henry E. came even more worried and The Station n u r s e r y an- Wilkinson and J. D. Cox; 2nd called the elder Lemieux, also FIRST 8-PAGER nounces that a supply of poin- Lts, R. B. Slepin. D. J. Nooni, the school principal. settia plants has been made G. B. Schulte and L. D. Loy, By questioning some of Jim- WILL BE SEEN available to occupants of the and Ens, R. L. Gordon. my's playmates they learned station housing unit for display THE DEMONSTRATION that he was seen in the vicinity in the homes throughout the AT of the clubhouse. When they got FOR-IATION FLYING - A NEXT THURSDAY Christmas holiday. meeting attended by the new group of from Marine there he was sitting o'itside of Fury jets will mark a mile- m. tubers, Capt. Alva S. Bailey, the Fighter Squadron 232 present a Next week blanks may be ob- handed quonset but used as the history of the WIND- Application serving as topicmaster, meeting graceful picture while practicing stone in the tained at the housing office. Two out on slips of house. When asked why MARINE. selected subjects he was there replied close formation flying through WARD plants per home may be secured paper. Each member and visitor he "I'm waiting for the meeting to start." the skies over Kaneohe air sta- The newspaper will publish a providing the supply is not ex- opened his slip, then discussed tion. The -Red Devil" squadron which hausted. the subject thus assigned. It turned out that he had be- special Christmas edition come a little absent-minded and has been engaged in extensive will be the first of eight pages training with the new Fury since As the plants -will be out only Maj. John R. Hyneman, as had forgotten it was only noon and in two colors. will be the of He didn't re- the jet's arrival here only a on a loan basis, it Toastmaster, introduced the instead evening. Oiort time Col. William In view of the fact that Fri- borrower's responsibility to in- speakers for the formal five- call that he hadn't been home ago. Lt, Plants wondering why no Watkins is commanding officer day will be a holiday, the station sure proper maintenance. minute speech session, The best yet. "I was Jan. W. one was yet," was his Si the squadron. (Marine Corps publication will be delivered the must be returned before speech award went to Capt. here Photo By S,'Sgt. W. R. Burkart.) preceding day. 10. E. Daniel. only comment, Page 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION KANEOHE SAY, T. H. Friday, December 17, 1954 DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU Ifit:14 the

Col. Charles H, Hayes Commanding Officer Lt. Col John F. Carey Executive Off.cer MOW', Capt. Jack Lewis Officer-in- charge - By CPL. MARY STAFFORD Sgt. Don Fergusson Cpl. Hal Pierce Sports Ed. Two A-Ms arrived at the Air Cpl. ',*orn Jackson Ar- Station last week., bringing the THE WINDWARD MARINE is published each Friday t-,v detachment strength to 62. The the U. S. Marine Corps Air St^tion, Navy Number new arrivals are PFC Helen c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif. with non-approp- Williams and PFC Janet riated funds at the Windward Oahu Reporter Publishirg Jacques. Company, Lanikai, T. H. Cost of this publication is borne Private Williams arrived at by the Station Special Services Department Recreation Fund. the air station from the Fleet Telephone: 72104. Marine Force, Atlantic head- in compliance witn Marine quarters in Norfolk, Va., and This publication is produced 17, Paragraph 17106. has been assigned to special Corps Manual, Chapter services. A Marine since Decem- The WINDWARD MARINE use s material front _lie Armed ber, 1153, Helen hails from Forces Press Services, 641 Washington St., New York 14, N.Y appearing in this publication may not be u,e-ri OBSERVE SAFETY TODAY-A Kaneohe Marine was killed in Nashville, Tenn. AFPS material the written permission. automobile above. Three other Kaneohe Marines were injured. It PFC Jacques, who previous- without was an accident that could have been avoided had proper caution ly served at El Toro, was trans- (Circulation - 1,600) been exercised. At this point, there is nothing that can be done for ferred to the Islands to join that Marine mho is dead except hope that no other persons will her husband, Cpl. Herbert Ka- follow his fate. This paper can only stress the importance of hookele of headquarters and driving carefully, observing traffic laws and above all, don't headquarters squadron. The drive while drinking. If these simple rul. s are observed, it will Lad) Marine's home is West- be a safer world for all of us. boro. Mass. Her husband is a native of Maui. * * * A farewell party was given in THE KEY TO THE FUTURE PEOPLE . . honor of Sgt. Dolores Eva Tues- MAINLY ABOUT Here are a few words-honor, decencv, and sense of duty. day night at the EM Club. The After we pen the following story Think them over. You hear them spoken every day. But how sergeant departed from the given us by an unofficial source, ex- often have you seriously considered their meaning! They are station Wednesday for Pearl pect to see this reporter minus his scalp important words. They exert a practical influence on Your career Harbor and transfer to the hanging from the railing of Kansas in the service and on your whole life. They deserve at least a Mainland. tower. feu- moments' thought. * * * 11 /Sgt. Abe Collins, who has over For the se-vicernan, a long string of precepts is wrapped-up A sum of $58.00 was donated 30 years in the 'Corps. is well known in the single word, honor. It includes the duties and obligations Wednesday by A-MD-3 to pur- for the rough exterior left by all those of all citizens, in or out of uniform--obeying the spirit and letter years of bat-king at the young mesmen of the law: participating chase Christmas gifts for the in government by keeping informed and orphans . who have served under him. voting: defending the nation when from the Jill% /Mimi the need arises. Army in But has the "Surge-- got a heart of But, for the mmn in Honolulu. the Armed Forces. the obligations of * * * gold? He has honor involve even more than they do for the civilian. For him, honorable Chef Collins heard about the service might be an even better term to use than honor. Bob Hangel, director of the "Toys for Tots" campaign being con- It can be ., - defined as nothing less than the logical ;ulfillment of recent stage production "THE Reserve Marines and a military career. ducted by Islam! CHILTERN HUNDREDS" gave decided the drive was a worthy one. .4 successful career in the .firmed Forces involves the very a party for the cast and their Abe asked a salesgirl at the Marine ex- essence of honor, decency, and a sense of duty. To the serviceman, guests Saturday night. imme- FERGUSSON honor includes change for $25 worth of assorted toys. all the obligations of the civilian, plus respect diately following the last Kane- She complied with the sergeant's wishes, for authority; obedience to orders: strict truthfulness: and stead- ohe performance. and filled a bagful of shiny new toys which Collins then quieth fast courage. The play. which was a suc- deposited in the collection barrel. Collins was sneak. about it. Tangible proof exists that a man who has served in the cess at the air station. will he but one of the Reserves caught him in the act. The "Sara,. Armed Forces has met rigid test. It is called a Certificate of presented in Kailua Tuesday 01 Honorable promised the young Marine he would lift his scalp if word Discharge. a piece of paper that will have a crucial for the purpose of aiding the the act got to the troops. bearing on the rest of your life. Windward Oahu hospital fund. Your eligibility for veterans' preference in government em- Staging the production at Yep. Gets cold hanging there at night without a scalp. !..1111W" ployment, for payments for Servire-connected disability, for a Pearl Harbor is contemplated. one bring us a beanie. pension, and many other benefits depends on the type of dis- for a two night run. charge you receive. The wrong kind of discharge, more likely Cpl. Tom Jackson is back from Pearl Harbor. A e disco.red than not, will deprive you of the career You desire-or, for that The Staff NCO Wives Club this when we found an extra desk in our office. Tom was stretched matter. any career worth having. The right kind of discharge is wrapped 500 Christmas pres- out behind the desk with drawing brush and pen in hand reach the one which shows it has been earned under honorable con d i - ents Wednesday night for chil- for work. He will be the staff artist for the paper. This time t ions . AFPS dren of the air station. The pres- he's here to stay. says here . . . Pictures of Kim Novak arrived ents scheduled to be presented here this week. Patience, man. you shall see them. Ruff. ruff . to them at a special services Christmas party Dec. 22 at De- Ma j. William Zaro from the Task Force, who coached th Tom Jackson's wey Square. Kaneohe Marine baseball team prior to the arrival of Capt. Home Mrs. J. B. Bounds. publicity Stubbs, was o- ce a 98,-pound wrestler. hi that class he won him- chairman. stated "this didn't self a medal. That all happened during his Freshman year in ka41.00a even put a dent in the huge high school. The year, passed and Ma j. Zaro had to lay off the 24424 . . . amount of gifts." mat antics because he couldn't keep down to 98 pounds and all Just how many gifts remain was not learned. the contestants were getting too big . . . Received an epistle from Tuesday. Dec. 21. the club Sgt. Bob Fisher. Task Force personnel will remember him. lie will hold a social hour and in- says he has fallen in love with Japan and has decided to build clude their annual Christmas himself a castle in Tokyo. Thirty years from now. eh sarge? party. Time of the party is You want music ? Mrs. Jean Walker reports the "0" Wive, did, scheduled at p.m. at the -:30 now boasts a choral group called the "Choraleers.- The melodiom Staff NCO club. Staff NCO wives who are not members group is commanded by Ju2nita Free who doubles on the piano are cordially invited to attend and tells the gals when the "A" sounds like "C" flat. Mrs. Walker. the festivities. Mrs. Pat Rodney, Mrs. Ifarion Laoy, Mrs. Natalie Calhour- and All club members are re- IIrs. Cliz Scott, Mrs. Marlin Bishop, Mrs. Kay Koonce $frs. Betty Meier Mrs. Valentine, a talenttc minded to urine their gift for are the singers. Pat warbler. we hear. handles work. We for the patients of the Kaneohe the solo are waiting chance come Territorial hospital. to bend one ear toward the refrains which shall from this group . . . Incidentally. did you know that the publish! chairman for the "0" Wives club doesn't have a phone. Fine LONGEST FLIGHT thing. eh ? We shall report this misfortune to Mr. Bell hinvelt On July 21, 1930. Marine Capt. Arthur H. Page made the longest recorded blind flight up to that BEST DISPLAYS TO WIN AWARDS time a distance of 1.000 miles from Omaha, Nein., to Washing- In an effort to "dress up the tion, announced this week .N. ton, D, C., in an OSU -1 He Air Station and present an over- prizes for winning displays sr-- received the Distinguished Fly- all the be awarded in three differ appearance expressing fields. ing Cross posthumously for the general spirit of goodwill pre- flight, having been killed in the According to Col. Hayes, Thompson Trophy Race only a vailing during the Chrisanas areas eligible were the housug NIT'S JUST LIKE POP SAYS, YOU GOTTA WAIT few weeks after the record- season, Col. Charles H. Hayes, area, the working areas arli tbg IN LINE FOR EVERYTHING THESE DAYS" making flight, commanding officer of the sta- barracks, T. H. Page 3. Friday, December 17, 1954 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII MARINEctiCGERS K-Bay Marine by for record roopr IONICS . Takes to Water once promoted men If you care to check up on the athletic prowess of a buddy, Someone of the Marine Corps as serving in any branch of the services, then go over to the Station library -in the air, on land and on the And see Miss Frances Gleim. sea." Kaneohe has one who She has one copy, to be read in the library only, of the serves a goodly share of his Armed Forces Sports Almanac. The book, 577 pages, is quite a "sea duty" without a ship! port publication. Evidence to that effect came Makes no difference where your pal played his game, wheth- to light several months ago when er it be at a large base the likes of Lejeune or the Marine lje- Sgt. Dick DeMrtteo of head- tachnzent on the USS NEVERSAM, you'll probably quarters a n d headquarters find his name participated in a pro- listed. squadron fessional water skiing show at Among sports covered are baseball, softball, the 49th State fair held at Sand touch football, golf. tennis, swimming, boxing, Island. track. bowling. basketball, and volleyball. Yes, DEMATTEO FIRST became you'll even find the results of service-wide skeet, obsessed with the idea of be- pistol and rifle matches. coming a water skier early this We found a few records incomplete, but the year after having been on the of a year. He publishers. Military Service Publishing Co.. of island in excess watched several water skiing Harrisburg. Pa.. can be no more competent then enthusiasts ply their adopted the military contributors they depend upon for of Kaneohe WOODY sport in the waters information. bay. Lonesome for his normal habitat in Boston, Mass., he de- the The Maurice Harper-Frankie Fernandez go at Civic Audi- cided that if he couldn't ski five cagers are, at present, the way, that is, on a torium Tuesday night went according to the script. Harper be- MARINE QUINTET - These conventional lineup for the Hawaii Marine basketball team. This crew, snow-covered slope, he would longs to the stable of crafty Sid Flaherty. San Francisco boxing starting island by several college cage stars and other former stand- substitute this snowless manaa.er who ttlso owns the middleweight king Bobo Olsen. Sid augmented squads, will represent the, Island method. "Besides, it looked recently tied in with the oft criticized International Boxing Club. outs on other Leatherneck he recalls. Inter-Service Basketball league. The stal- like a lot of fun," The big buildup is on for Harper, he's being groomed for a shot Marines in the 1954-55 left) Clarence (Casey) Jones, guard; Dave Although diminutive in size, at the title. warts are: (from Inglis, forward: Bill Wagoner, center; Derral Davis. forward and the sergeant is endowed with It stands to reason that Flaherty didn't send Harper over of grace and coordina- George Lebby, guard. a surplus here to be knocked off by an in-and-out Fernandez. Before leaving tion and it wasn't long before he the Bay City Harper probably got his orders to win, but not to was skiing in an upright position make the local boy look too bad while so doing. for distances of more than just a few feet. More work, con- LFATHERNECKS DROP INITIAL cientious practice and three months later he was showing nis Looks as i f the Hawaii Marine basketball team skills to the local populace at has its work cut out for it. The Armed Forces league I-S CAGE TILT TO 35TH RECT the aforementioned fair. this year is a tough one. with many of the dozen or so AN ADDITIONAL three basketball he sank 20 counters to vault into NOW, clubs pretty much on an even keel. The Marines The Hawaii Marine months and still more added dropped their opener Tuesday night to one of the six team went down to defeat 65-62 the runner-up spot behind the Marines' Davis. work have passed and he is con- .Army quints. to a resurging 35th Regiment sidered one of the best water in what was both clubs' fve The with the skiers on the Windward side of initial start. first half ended Marines oh the s,h^rt end et,f * the island. Tom Jackson. cartoonist who has made such a hit on the The Leathernecks pressed the 35-34 score, due largely to the He refuses to accept all of the station with his work for this rag. is back and going strong on favored Cacti all the way and, eagle eye efforts of Cacti Guard credit, however, and credits Sgt. work piled up. Tom went out for the basketball team. but was led by Forward Derral Davis Chico Kovatsis. Kovatsis pump- Bob Sprankles, Cpl. Joe Wasi- pleased- last week. Welcome to who topped all scores with 24 ed six consecutive field goals lewski and Cpl. Bob Burns with back the fold, Thomas. one through the hoop for the 35th Doug Duitsman, who has done such an excellent job over at points, pulled up to within assisting him with advice and al- of the soldiers at halftime. to turn the heat on the Leather- 14th Naval District PIO publicizing sports for over two years. point so piloting the motor boat that necks. him through -the water. leaves the Islands around mid-January for his home in Southern EMPLOYING A FAST-break pulls California. offense, the Marines overran THE LEATHERNECK court their Inter-Service opponents crew, coached by Glenn Rodney, Doug was sports editor of the Inglewood Daily News prior but couldn't cope with the had been picked as one of the K-Bay Hams To to enlisting in Uncle's Navy. and hopes to return to the same Cacti's 6-6 forward, Hank Rigg. preseason favorites to cop the in the of endeavor. We wish him all the luck in the world. Rigg spelled the difference league crown. However, tYPe the teams as he grabbed the re- Cacti also were predicted by the Hold Meeting bound repeatedly on the de- experts to be strong contenders The Kaneohe Bay Radio Ama- With a win over fensive to halt the Marines' for the title. teur club has scheduled a meCt- We hear that Sam Coppola. alternate quarterback for tilt scoring attempts, Rigg also the potent Marines under its Dec. 21 accord- is ing for Tuesday, Hawaii Marine gridders this past season. is still at Tripler with paced the Army quint on the belt the Army five now in ing to M/Sgt. Luther Peters, a the -busted- knee he received in the final game vs. Army at offensive side of the ledger as the enviable position of having representative of the club, Schofield. seriously curtailed a bid by a title contender at the start of All members are urged to at- Here's hoping the does hurry with the mending job on a MIXED BOWLING the season, tend the meeting if at all prac- will guy. Up and at 'em. Sambo! tical because of the importance Three new league records In the other Inter-Service act- of matters on the meeting's 0 were set this week in the MCAS ion this week, ComServPac- agenda. Mixed Bowling league with SubPac shot down the Hickam Scooter Miles received a letter from Compton Louis Culotta, Lucy Souza and Flyers 94-76, Naval Base sub- Anyone interested in amateur Junior College, Compton, Calif., a couple of days ago. the EASY ACES chalking up the dued Special Troops 74-66, Com radio, but not yet a member of They are definitely interested in Scooter playing foot- new marks, Sta overcame the 14th Regiment the local club, is invited to at- ball with the Tarters. quint 74-69 and Barber's Point tend the meeting. For more in- Culotta set a new seasonal rec- Divis- concerning meet- Remember Hurrvin' Hugh MeElhenny, now with with a blasted an undermanned formation the ord in the men's series ion Artillery five 102-46. ing, call M/Sgt. Peters at 72206. the 49ers.' Got his start at Compton, according to 646 effort. He also won the men's Scooter. high game division with a score of 234. LADIES PICK NEW OFFICERS SOUZA PACED the SHORTS: Gridder Al Hackney is now with Security . . . LUCY Cap'n Howie played baseball, basketball and football at fair sex with a total of 505 pins Stubbs to top all competition in the Ili-i sippi State in 1938-39-40 . . . A fourth child, Scott James.. women's series and bowled an was- born on November 22 to the Cap'n Jim Hawkinses. Cap'n excellent 231 in single game Jim is Heap Big intramural chief. competition to annex that class and also set a new record. The EASY ACES continued 1954-55 Hawaii Marine Basketball Schedule their rise toward the top as they while dropping p.m. won three games Dec. 14 35th Infantry at Schofield 9 one. In their latest bid for league Dee. 17 Fort Shatter at Bloch Arena 9 p.m. they set the single p.m. supremacy Dec. 21 Barber's Point at Bloch Arena game standard at 900. They also Dec. 23 ComServ-SubPac at Bloch Arena 9 p.m. captured the team high series Dec. 2.8 Div. Artillery at Bloch Arena p.m. for the week with a 2408 total. Dec. 30 27th Infantry at Schofield p.m. Jan. 4 Hickam AFB at Hickam 8 p.m. MCAS MIXED BOWLING Jan. 7 14th Infantry at Bloch Arena 7 p.m. LEAGUE STANDINGS Jan. 11 Special Troops at Schofield p.m Jan. 14 Nasal Eta_ at Bloch Arena 9 p.nI Team W L Jan. 18 ComSta at Bloch Arena 9 p.m. DARE DEVILS 42 18 Jan. 21 35th Infantry at Bloch Arena p.m. IMUAS 41 19 Jan. 8 p.m. RAIDERS 40 20 '35 Fort Shatter at Tripler NEW REGIME-Mrs. John F. Carey (left), outgoing chairwoman Jan. 28 Barber's Point at Barber's Point 8 p.m. SLOW POKES .. 35 25.. 311/2 251/2 Golf of the club's Feb. 1 ComServ-SubPac at Bloch Arena 9 p.m. EASY ACES of the Ladies club. places a lei around the neck Feb. 34 26 4 Div Artillery at Schofield p.m. ALKYS newly-elected chairman. Mrs. Russell Stoneman. Standing to Feb. g 27th Infantry at Bloch Arena 7 p.m. KBC 30 30 28 32 the right of Mrs. Stoneman are Mrs. Fred A. Steele, newly-chosen Feb. 11 Hickam AFB at Bloch Arena p.m. YANKEES Feb. is 14th Infantry at Schofield 7 p.m. WOODPECKERS 261/2 331/2 puOlicity chairwoman, Mrs. Sid Eide, tourney chairwoman and Mrs. .. 20 40 Feb. 18 Special Troops at Bloch krena 9 p.m. WHIFFEN POOFS William E. McDermott. now holding the combined offices of sec- 22 at Bloch Arena 7 p.m. RED DEVILS 19 41 Feb. Naval Base retary and treasurer. Feb. 25 ComSta at Bloch Arena 9 P.m. TEN PINS 10 50 December 17, 19;4 Page 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, Doll and Dalmatian Leatherneck's Civil Service STATION THEATER Yule Edition News Tonight-"The Fortunes of Capt. Blood" Recent new additions to the ci- IAui& Hayward- Patricia Medina vilian complement on the Station Has Variety H. Boyle., 1.(,r,, Good include Mrs. Gracie A 60-mile trek by two Marines, clerk-typist in the control division combined with a Staff NCO- of the Navy supply departmey* Saturday "You Never Can Tell" sponsored "Dance for Dimes," who was formerly employed at Dick Powell-Peggie Dow recently, netted more than $50,- the MCAS at El Toro; Marcelo A. Good 000, for the 1954 Polio fund. Inis, small engine mechanic and Operation Dimes, staged in Ernest H. Walters. shop planner Sunday-"The Mudlark" one of Santa Ana's oversized automotive mechanic) both from Irene Dunne -Alex Guiness h-ngers which bandleader Law- NAS Barber's Point: and Mrs. Good rence Welk called the -'biggest Alma M. Falk, mail and file clerk, dance floor in America" is one public work department. of the feature articles in the Monday-"The Wild One" December issue of LEATHER- Marlon Brando-Mary Murphy NECK. T h e communications depart- Good ment will lose two employees this SIX PARACHUTE DESCENTS month. They are Earl J. John- Tuesday qualify a Marine as a "jumper" son radio mechanic, who is ac- "Mexican Manhunt" and a graduate of the 2nd Marine George Brent-Hillary Brooks cepting a position as electronics Air Delivery Platoon Jump supervisor with the Trust Terri- - PLUS -- School now in session at Camp tories and Mrs. Helen Y. Mede- "Yellow Haired Kid" Lejeune, N. C. TSgt. Robert iros, clerk-stenographer, w h o Guy Madison-Andy Devine Suhosky covers the eight-week resigned to devote her full time course in his narrative "Jump to household duties. Wednesday-"I Was Boots." * * * a Male War Bride" "This is the only base in the Cary Grant-Ann Sheridan Marine Corps where you can Applications are being accept- LUCKY DOG-The faithful Dal- Very Good step off a dry road, go up to ed until further notice by the matian has come out of the fire Board of U.S. Civil Service Ex- house and onto the fashion front your neck in mud and get hit Pearl Har- Thursday "Gambler from Natchez" in the face with a cloud of aminers, main gate, as tLis photograph of model Dale Robertson-Debra dust," remarked a member of bor for the positions of BOAT- Betty Brosmer and the pooch Paget BUILDER and DRILLER. Con- Good MAG-11 at Atsugi. Japan. who inspired her swimsuit testi- This aerial gateway to Japan sult your Bulletin Board or con- fies. Come to think of it ,that is December's "Post of the tact the industrial relations de- bathing suit could start a blaze 111111=11111111111111111111111111111 Corps." It provides plenty of partment,Bldg. 267. any second now Yep. TRAFFIC VIOLATION good liberty and fine recrea- tional facilities for the mem- REPORT CHURCH The following named persons bers of MAG-11 and a guard RED DEVIL Special Service appeared in traffic court during detachment of Marines. PFCs L. Anderson and A. In the past two years more SERVICES the period Nov. 23 through Dec. Hackney have been transferred than 380 Marines have been ILA- Air Base Squadron 13, Activities 7, 1954. to Marine qPN,eoPPdsirIPwJIPPNrSIPVIIIPVIPVIIP'VrNaiPNall led in automobile accidents. while 2nd Lt. P. F Meyer has GOLF COURSE: NtSgt. ILLEGAL PARKING: Edward Barnum des- departed f o r Fleet Marine 8 a.m. until sunset. PROTESTANT cribes the Marine Corps' pro- headquarters 9:30 an-n. Sunriny School. Chap- TREOWAY, Demesder R., Civ., Force, Pacific Visitor. gram to cut down these highway where he will await further INDOOR MOVIE: el Termite Village. casualties in his artinte entitled, transfer. It is expected he will 10:30 a.m. Worship Service, SHINAGAWA, John, Civ., Visi- 5:45 to 8 p.m.-10 cents. Chapel, Termite Village. "Slaughter on the Highway." join the January replacement tor. When an outfit goes to the draft. The lieutenant is presently MOVIE: BYUS, OUTDOOR Ruth, Civ., Visitor. dogs, its time to quit, but when on leave on the Mainland. FOUTS, Helen M., Civ., Visitor, 8 p.m. Al, adult nursery attendant will a military police outfit turns to Lt. Col. R. W. Teller has been BROWN, William A., Sgt, MABS- the hounds, the offender doesn't SWIMMING POOL: care for children of all ages dur- 13. assigned at Itami, Japan. ing the 10:30 a.m. Protestant get a chance. "Call out the New officers with the "Red Monday-Closed Church Service. ROBITALLIE, William R., Cpl., Hounds," b y MSgt. Spence MABS-13. Devil" squadron are 2ndLts. S. Tues., Wed., Thurs. Fri. 7:30 a.m., Monday, Bible study Gartz, tells of Camp Pendleton's RYAN, Gordon G., T/Sgt., VMF- M. Kenny, H. J. Oehl and A. R. -10 a.m. to 6 p.m. class. Chaplain Meier's office, canine crime detectors at work. Sheridan. They arrived here 232. Saturday, Sunday-8 a.m. special services bldg. HACKNEY, Albert PFC MULDOON THOUGHT from Marine Corps Air Station, E., PFC, to 6 p.m. t t t VMF-232. he owed Lt. Sutherland a favor, El Toro, Calif. Sgt. W. Lewis, Jr., also joined the squadron/ CATHOLIC HAAG, Walter J. Cpl., VMF-214. but his goodwill cost the lieu- FORT RASE SUNDAY MASSES: LANOT, Benny. (n), HN, Station t_nant dearly in "Muldoon's from the West Coast air facility, Infirmary. Christmas Present," Sgts. W. C. Wolkoys, J. E. RECREATION AREA: Grant Gen. Order 8:30 a.m. Termite Village HYATT, W. P., Lt., Station Infir- Dunnagan's short story. Serg- Darby and Cpl V. A. Kallweit See MCAS Chapel mary. eant Drum's platoon was dug have returned to the Mainland 111-53. 10:00 a.m. Station Theater YOSHIDA, Edwin, Sgt., H&MS- in for the night. It was Christ- for separation from the service. Capt. J. S. Thompson will see HOBBY SHOP: 13. mas Eve, and he wished for a Monday, Tuesday-Closed DAILY MASSES: GREEN, T., PFC, H&MS-13. lieutenant to take over the pla- duty at Naval Air Station, Pen- sacola, Fla., while Capt. C. F. Wednesday, Thursday, 6:45 a.m. New chapel Mon- AKAU, Archibald, Cpl., Hq&Hq- toon, in "Santa's Holly." Smalley has been transferred to Friday 1 p.m. to 9 day through Friday , Scl. - EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT Every month, the 48th Royal Naval Air Station, Corpus Chris- 8:00 a.m. New chapel, Satur- Marini Force's Volunteer ti, Texas. p.m. CABANILA, Ruddy, Civ., Taxi a.m. - 4 p.m. day. Driver. Reserve of London. meets at Saturday-8 11:20 a.m. Hangar 103 Friday a local railway station in com- Sunday-1 p.m.-9 p.m. CONFESSIONS RECKLESS DRIVING bat gear, boards a train and Jewish Festival (Closed temporarily) SMITH, William E., &Sgt., rolls off into the night. They- Saturday at 6-7 p.m. at St. Mi- HMR -361. 're headed for a weekend of At IMckam Village SCAT MOUSE: chael's Chapel, and before DISREGARDING A STOP SIGN rugged mountain climbing, a 12 to 6 p.m. - Wed , every Mass. CHIN WU, Stewart, Civ., Visitor. 30-mile hike and Commando Thurs. and Fri. NOVENA: ALLOWING UNLICENSED training. The monthly excur- Sunday Evening 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.-Satur- PERSON TO DRIVE VEHICLE sus are well covered in Sam of Hanuk- 7:00 p.m. St. Michael's Chap- The Jewish festival day and Sunday. el, Monday, GURO, T. K., Cpl., "A"Co 1st- Hines' `Boondocking in Bri- kah, commemorating the rede- ProvReconGru. tain." dication of the temple at Jeru- LIBRARY: t t t The Third Quarter Third An- JEWISH OTHERS salem in 165 B.C. will be inau- Monday through Friday- 8:00 p.m. Friday evening, Alo- nual Rifle Contest winners and gurated with a special service HOWARD, B., PFC, 1stProv- awards are announced 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ha chapel, Moanaloa Housing, ReconGru Mutilated Decal; in the and a party for military per- - issue along with "If I were 9 Pearl Harbor, T.H. no registration showing. sonnel of all faiths at the "Z" and 6 p.m. to p.m. to dusk. Commandant," and "C r a z y RAE, Frederick M. PFC, 1st- Block Recreation Bldg. in Hic- Saturday and Sunday- Caption" winners. kam Village Sunday at 8 p.m. ProvReconGru-Mutilated De- These features, topped by the 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and cal; no registration showing. Hanukkah is a season of re- 0 1 d standbys. "Leatherneck 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. WASER, Paul D., Cpl., lstProv- joicing and exchange of gifts. Disbursing INFO La f f s," "Gyrene Gy-ngles," It is celebrated in the home by ReconGru - Driving witn no "Sound Off," and ARCHERY RANGE: license; illegal parking. In Reserve" the lighting of a single candle The disbursing office has re- bring you 80 full pages of in- the first night, and for the next Mon., Wed., and Fri. - quested that, due to the semi- formation and entertainment in seven days adding an aciaitional 4:30 p.m. to dusk. annual close-out and opening of keeping with the holiday spirit. lighted candle until eight tapers Sat. and Sun.-12:30 p.m. pay records, where required are in the Hanukkah candel- flight-time of De- for the month abrum. The candles each one 111."`4161" cember has been performed, BLACK SHEEP representing an suitable prayer, flight certificates should be are displayed in the windows of turned in to the disbursing o'- NEWS SHORTS Jewish homes during the cele- NAVY CROSS fice as soon as is practicable. bratinn. PFC. Frank S. Cross, CSNIC, Maj, Richard McMahon and Supplies f o r the Hanukkah The office also has asked that a BAR man with Co. G, 3rd Ba., no special money requests be Maj. V. M. Bruce will be de- festival. including candles, liter- tached from VMF-214 1st Marines, 1st Marine Division, submitted during the period in ature and greeting cards. will the Nall early January. Both officers will be available through has been awarded Dec. 16 to Dec. 30, except for the chap- Cross for routing an enemy at- cases of emergency leave or report to Cherry Point . . Capt. lains. J. G. Freeman, who hac ta-A during a night engagement transfer. . been with the "Black Sheep" for more in Korea. The disbursing office reports During the attack he ran out than a year and a half, is leav- FOR EXPECTANTS that income .tax forms will be ing on Dec. 18 for Corpus Chris- of ammunition. He continued t° distributed not later than Jan. ti, Texas where he will become Mother-baby lectures will be beat off the attacking ei:erTlY 15. nn:a part of the Training Command conducted for expectant mothers with his rifle butt. . . T/Sgt. R. W. Lare has re- by the Navy Relief on the Jan. When a buddy fell near turned from a 10-week adminis- 7 and 14 between the hours of he grabbed his loaded rifle and The 1st Marine Brigade oc- tration course at Parris Island I and 2 p.m. in the Station thea- killed several more of the at cupied Iceland jointly with the and is presently easing the ter, according to the medical tackers, forcing the enerrY t° British in 1941. workload in the adjutant's office. department. withdraw. (AFPS)