U.S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, July 20, 1956 Postponed. Parade "Eversharp 13" Tests For Dependents Slated Tomorrow MCAS Defense Plans Beginning at 5 a.m. today, MCAS Kaneohe joined with the Terri- Gates of the Marine Corps Air tory and the mainland in a mammoth civil defense drill, known as Station will be open to the wind- "Operation Alert 1956". ward public tomorrow to view the Civil Defense agencies everywhere in the U. S. and its territories 1st Marine Brigade. FMF. ceremon- are assuming the role they would play in the wake of an all-out enemy ial parade and review originally nuclear attack. planned for last Saturday but A simulated nuclear attack on areas postponed because of inclement Honolulu and other strategic in the U. S. and territories will Combined Charity weather. provide a realistic approach to Dependents and guests of per- the problem. Drive Announced; sonnel of the Brigade and Air Sta- Here. the operation has been tion again are invited to witness the labeled "Eversharp 13" and will parade. rev:ew and aerial fly-by test the efficiency of both passise Starts September tomorrow morning at 10 a.m.. on active defense measures on the and Plans the regimental parade ground. Air Station. Although primarily a are being formulated for 1st Marine the conduct of the third annual Brig. Gen. George R E Shell. Station problem, the Brigade. FMF was to man its com- Combined Charity Drive during commanding general of the Brigade. Fiscal Yen. 1957. it was announced FIRST King mand post briefly this morning and will be reviewing officer. Nearly HONORARY MEMBER-Hawaii's Governor Sameul W. by the 14th Naval District last week"- 7.000 officers and men of the Bri- (right), who pad an official visit to the 1st Marine Brigade, FMF-, check communications. of the exercise will Conducted throughout the Naval gade. on the ground. will be led Wednesday Training value was made the first honorary member of the Brigade by by the surprise ele- District. the Drive reportedly was by the 4th Marines Rein!' C.O.. be strengthened Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, Brigade commanding general. Genera! This lies in the sim- a huge success in the preceding Col. Bryghte D. Godbold. Planes ment involved. Shell took the territorial cl-ief executive on a brief tour of the Air conditions which prevail at two years with funds pledged and of Marine 13 will ulated Aircraft Group Station and outlined the Brigade's functions and facilities during the i.e.. wind collected exceeding assigned goals fly-by overhead as the last ele- the time of the attack, morning visit. Gov. his Col. exact loca- by a wide margin. ments of the parade pass the re- King was accompanied by military aide, direction and velocity. zero" and other The idea behind the combined viewing stand. Jack Conley, USA. tion of "ground factors. drive. according to 14th ND sources, In addition to the 4th Marines These simulated conditions will is to provide one annual solicitation (Reinfl and M.46-13. Headquar- Leadership Stressed not be known by civil defense for funds allocated to recognized ters Co.. 1st Marine Brigade. FMF authorities until sealed instructions charities rather than be concerned and Company "C" (Iteinfi. 7th En- Organizes NCO School; are opened at a designated time with a large number of smaller gineer An.. FMF will participate. Brigade Some of the problems to be solved drives throuhout the year. Martial music will be furnished in the exercise are: removing eva- This years Annual Combtned by the Marine Barracks. U. S. Na- Classes May Start October 15 cuees : providing transportation: Charity Drive will provide funds val Base. Pearl Harbor Band in maintaining traffic control: calling for the following established charit- conjunction with the 4th Marines A Brigade NCO school is presently being organized to train out rescue teams and treating in- able organizations: Reinf) Drum and Bugle Corps. NCO's in the field of leadership and to assist the individual in quali- jured persons: restoring utilities and American Red Cross. Following the review all guests fying for promotion it was revealed recently in Brigade Order 1500.5. communications: supplying food, Navy Relief Society. Hawaiian for are encouraged to proceed to the It is anticipated the first class will convene on Oct. 15 and that feed and fuel and surveying Auxiliary. static display on the parade field. it will be a continuing school, conducted every five or six weeks. radioactive fallout contamination. Welfare. Sta- Coast Guard examine weapons and equipment Major elements of the Brigade Liberty is cancelled for Air Honolulu Community Chest 4:30 a.m., today un- of the 4th Marines tReinf) and ask and Air Station will be given quotas Bonne] from (which combines a number of sep- til the exercise is completed about questions. as desired. of the per- affording approximately 51% of MAG-13 Display arate organizations) . sonnel standing-by. noon tomorrow. Hawaii Cancer Society. the qualified NCO's an opportunity "Eversharp 13" is the fourth Hawaii Heart Association. As a special feature of the re- to be conducted to attend the school during their Pleases Crowd such operation Societies for aid to Crtppisd CUL. view senior youths of local Explorer spokes- tour. here in the past two years. a dren and Adults. scout. Boy Scout. Cub Scout troops. man stated. and Captains of the four major Cotnpletely equipped, the school Arme.ti On Airport Day Because of policies of the or- little league teams will accompany will be staffed to handle 90 tau- Brig. Gen. Geroge R. E. Shell in Pour squadrons from Marine Air- ganizations themselves. the follow- dents who will be divided into two ing are not included in the drive: the reviewing stand. craft Group 13 represented the Ma- Housing Project rifle platoons. Oahu Tuberculosis and Health As- rine Corps at Honolulu's Airport Subjects tentatively scheduled will sociation and the National Foun- Day held last Sunday at the Inter- Underway for Paralysis. include: Leadership, Technique Gets dation Infantile of national Airport. The Drive will be conducted dur- Jaycees Invite Military Instruction, Drills and More than 40,000 spectators. young ing the period September 30. 1956, Ceremonies, Mapping. Explosives. With 55 Units but contributors will be allowed and old. attended the 5174 show hour 30. 1956 for Kaneohe Marines ABC Defense, General Tactics, Of- which found Marine Fifty-five sets of quarters. 45 for until November the the Corps dis- fulfillment of pledges. fensive Tactics. Defense Tactics, play drawing more than its share enlisted personnel, are currently Kaneohe Marines have received Special Tactics. an" r Operation. under construction at MCAS and Local chairmen and committee a letter of the swarming crowds. of invitation to join the The subjects will comprise will be completed sometime in Feb- members are now being named at Kai a total lua Junior Chamber of Com- of 158 hours instruction. Newest piece of equipment ex- ruary. 1957 according to a Public Kaneohe for the policy. publicity merce from Robert L. Opedal. hibited by the group was a 110K-1 and financial committees. Names Detailed information for Works spokesman. president of the group. the Bri- four-place helicopter, one of three Three single units are for senior be announced as soon as all gade Noncommissioned Officers' now in service with In a letter to Capt. Glenn B. Marine Helicop- officers. seven units for junior offi- posts are filled. School is contained in Brigade order ter Squadron 161. Its counter-rotat- Stevens. 1st Marine Brigade. FMF. 1500.5. cers (three of them duplex) and and MCAS Information: Services (See MAG-13, P-2) nine units (four duplex) for staff RETIRED MARINE GENERAL Officer. Mr. Opedal said the Jaycees noncommissioned officers. The re- APPOINTED CONSULTANT are sincerely interested in having Hawaii Air National Guard maining 36 units are two-story four- The appointment of Lt. Gen. Mer- Kaneohe Marine Corps personnel, plexes and are slated for enlisted Thanks MCAS For Assistance win H. Silverthorn, USMC (Ret.) offixrs and enlisted. become mem- personnel. ODM consultant in the Plans bers of their organi zation. -Colonel W. B. Steiner Officer units are being construct- as an Commander ed on the Kaneohe Bay side of the and Readiness Area was announced Composed of young business and recently by Arthur S Flemming, Di- Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station Hilltop area. The nine staff NCO Professional men between the ages rector of Defense Mobilization. Kaneohe, Oahu, T.H. units will be located at the corner of 21 and 35, the Junior Chamber of Lawrence St. and Mokapu Road. General Silverthorn will assist the of Commerce Dear Colonel Steiner: is dedicated to a dou- f'he remaining 36 sets of quarters Assistant to the Director for Plans ble purpose: (11 improvement and "I would like to this opportunity to express my appreciation, and Readiness in coordinating the development will be near the present Station of the community and along with the officers and airmen of the Hawaii Air National plant nursery and playground. north development of preparedness pro- /2 improvement and development Guard, for the valuable assistance and excellent facilities furnished of school building. grams and in testing the operation- its the Individual members to train by you and your men to the 199th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, Of sturdy. permanent construc- al readiness of mobilization plans. thera for business advancement and 8I99th Replacement Training Squadron, and tion, the houses will have hollow civic leadership. the 199th Weather Right (Forecasting) during their annual summer encampment at tile walla. concrete floors, wood BULLETIN The group sponsors local civic Kaneohe, 9 through 23 June 1956. frames with slate shingle roofing. Just at press time. it was learned Prolects and youth activities and "The assistance willingly furn4hed that Assistant Secretary of the Navy Port:cipates with other groups in contributed directly to the success DOUBLE LANES EXTENDED (Personnel and Reserve Forces) organizing major of the encampment. The generous manner in which your community events. FOR EVENING TRAFFIC Albert Pratt would not visit Kane- The Jaycees have a social personnel aided Air National Guardsmen and the example shown program To ease ohe yesterday. as previously an- which features stag dinners. in- by Them in all phases of military functions reflected the highest the traffic congestion from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 the Station nounced. formal house parties and semi- credit upon them as members of the Marine Corps.." Provost Marshal announced that A change in schedule tentatively fcemal dinner dances. the letter Sincerely yours, Stated. outgoing traffic during these hours set Mr. Pratt's arrival on Oahu for F. W. MAKINNEY will be channeled into twc Saturday. Whether the Assistant Interested Marines are invited lanes. to Major General, HNG The lanes start at the regimental Secretary of the Navy would still tin 2513332 or 255771 for additional bdorination. Adjutant General" area and continue outside the main visit K-Bay at a Later date was net gate to the Thalliana Hot. known. at Fr;day, July 20. 1956 Page I U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY. T. H. 1. RULES OF THE ROAD REEILISTIEITS (TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION) (Wwir, me.of 1' - #49 1ST MARLNE BRIGADE ROSS, S. D. Sgt., HqCo. for six COL. WILLIAM B. STEINER. Commanding Officer U -TURNS LT. COL. HOMER G. HUTCHINSON__ Executive Officer years. for CAPT. GLENN B. STEVENS Officer-in-Charge RAMONES, F. R. Sgt., HqCo, You ore not permitted to make o U-Turn of the TSGT. GARRY M. CAMERON. Editor six years. PFC. BRYCE EASTBURN Sports Editor IRWIN, R. L. Sgt., HqCo. for six following ploces. years. 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4 Reinf., for Subscriptior, Rate.. -___...... per Year 4.2 Mort Co. 4th Mar s e (Circulation-4000) three years. SMITH, Hugh E. Sgt.. 4.2 Mort Co.. 4th Mar (Remit, for two years. In places where o U-Turn is permitted, such KLING. Dale G. Cpl., Co. "B". movement should be mode only after being certain lstBn 4th Mar tReinf). for three that it can be done safely EDITOR'S CORNER years. McLANE. Adrian Sgt.. H&S Co. 2dBn. 4th Mar (Reinfe for FIRE PREVENTION IS INSURANCE years. JINES. Frederic 0. Cpl.. Wpns With the last 12 months f.'lere have been 28 fires in Naval Hous- Co.. 2dBn. 4th Mar (Reinfi. for ing Areas on Oahu. The loss from these fires in Government and per- four years. Wendell C. PFC. information DOUGLAS. for your sonal property, was over $20 000.00, including the entire personal Wpns Co.. 2dBn. 4th Mar 1Reinf.. belon3ings of several families. Far more vital was the danger of deal.; for four years. Warning to Installment Buyers and injury to the people living in those units. In fact, 3 dependents JUSTUS. Roger W. Cpl.. Co. "E". Frequently personnel at Kaneohe purchase g000s on tae installment WERE seriously injured in a large fire only a few weeks ago. But the part 2dBn. for three years. plan without ful:y understanding the terms and conditions of the sale Thomas S. PFC. Ce that hits hardest is that offer analyzing how these fires began, it was JUSTHAM. as set forth in the contract. 2dBn. for three years. proved that they ALL could have been prevented! "F". GUENTHER. James F. Sgt.. Co. Of particular concern, is the apparently widespread bele+. that t4acugh, we shouldn't need such tragic reminders to nudge us "D". 3dBn. for six years. once the buyer 1-as possoss.on of thr pro-erte h- can do as !--a wishes as to a little seriaus study of our homes, and elimination of obvious fire FOREHAND. Gerald T. Cpl . Co. long as he meets monthly payments. In most cases where he pur- hazard!-paint thinner stored in a closet, overloaded circuits, frayed "H". 3dBn. for six years. cheses an article on the instalment plan this is not +rue. WESSON. A. PFC. Co. wiring-the list is endless. To aid those living on the station in checking Johnny G. ner3lly, business cenc:rns who sell on the installment plan do "I" 3dBn. for six years. their homes, the District Fire Department is not Pearce their own sexes, but make arran:cer.:nts with a finance sending inspectors to all HQLHQSQ units. They may concern to do so. come to your home sometime during the period Ju'y ADAMS. Robert D.. Station Dis- Thus when business the conditional sat con- 15 through September 15, during the hours of 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Mon- bursing. for six years. the concern sells 's day throus'n Friday. Cooperate with them, ask questions-and listen ...... apa...ipadp....1111 tract to e finance company the title to the property then passes from to the answers. They MAY save yours and your children's lives.-LK the crip:nal seller to the finance company. ONE FOR THE As a resu!t, any oral promises made by the original seller or his agent Make A Resolution Now %Ail; not bind tine title holder (finance company), and such promises us- BOOKS ually are unenforceable. .f will be a month and a half before the time rOrneS to make a Reputable. business concerns do not make oral promises that they pledge but it's not too early right now thinking t'se .."4/11 are not w:!-- tc reduce to writing and make a par+ of the contract to start about The following books Combined Charities Drive. are available of sele.; nor do re Tui.ab!e business concerns inform the buyer that ce taro Station Library. at the provisions of the centrect will not apply without agreeing to strike This year we are embarked on the third project of its kind here in MODERN JUDO. Vol. III. The them before the deal is closed. Hawaii. The preceding two years have seen very successful drives in complete 40 Gokyo techniques by installment which the over-all quotas were exceeded by wide margins. Here at Kane- Charles Yerkow. Most sales contracts for property purchased on the plan provide that title tc the property shall remain with the seller until ohe, the results have been equally as good with quotas being exceeded THRUM'S HAWAIIAN ANNUAL. right down the line. All about Hawaii and edited by the entire amount, prcv,:-.7...d for therein, has been paid. Moray Epstein. In addition, the buyer is prohibited from removing +he property That was last year and the year before. Now the time is approach- YOUR OWN BELOVED SONS by from the country, or from the Territory without the consent of the ing agan. We certainly can't do less than we've done before and maybe Thomas Anderson is a novel of the title holder. Accerclinedy, if the buyer is transferred'frorn the Terri- we could even do better. Let's try, let's start planning to do our part War. Korean tory he must obtain permission from the title holder to take the prop- so that we con wrap the drive up in a hurry and wrao it up right- - STRICTLY FROM BROOKLYN erty with him. right over the top! by William Heuman. A wonderfully rich. amusine novel that lays the Anyone purchasing an automobile, a large household appliance or Each one of us will be contacted. But we will be contacted for just whole warm heart of Brooklyn right television or radio set on the installment plan will probably be asked this cne big drive. That's why it's called Combined Charities Drive. on the line in impeccable Brooklyn- to sign a conditional sales contract. make a resolution now Let's right to do our part!-GBS ese. One cf the conditions set forth in the contract quite probably MR POWER. Asher Lee has writ- will expressly prohibit the nerchaser from taking the auto or appliance ten a new book in which he ranges with hie, t'le event he is transferred from the Islands before payments widely over whole of the question are complete. air strategy and the modern use where have of air power. There have bee-, occasions personnel stationed here REACH FOR TOMORROW by suffered severe finanzial losses because of such a provision. Therefore, Arthur C. Clarke is a new modern before enterinn into a contract for the purchase of any article of this science fiction. type, it is advisable to obtain the advice of a legal assistance officer. AIR VICE-MARSHALL. The di- The legal assistance officer will not advise to buy or not to buy. rection of War by E. J. Kingston- He will simply advise what problems may arise as a result of the con- McCloughry is a critique of the tract the purchaser is asked to sign. political direction and high com- Any asserancr sa!rs. Personnel that a particular portion of the mand in war. Describes the develop- enfercez.4. provision ment of the command of war from contract will not be should not be accepted. If any the comparative simplicity of war is not applicaPc it should be stricken from the contract before it is waged by a sovereign ruler to the signed, otherwise the parties are legally bound by its terms. heteroeeneity of modern allied high commands. .1. "...v. .4. .4. ". S. s. Sa. IS HERE MAC-3 3 THE STCRK (Continued from P-11 S. .1. - ',S. S.. S.... in blades came in for a lot of com- The following birth announce- and Mrs. William L. Culp, 45-3A0 ment. ments were released by Tripler Makalane St.. Kaneohe. July 2. Also shown by HMR-161 wa, the Army Hospital. KALAHELE versatile workhorse. the HRS. An Kim Midori. son of Cpl. and Mrs. All -e from Fighter Squad- BOHJLA Marine Robert Ralahele. 1616-C.Kewalo St.., ron 212 and an AD-5 from Marine Chester. on of TSe: and RECOGNIZED-For their outstanding performance of -4ety dur in the Duane July 4. Composite Squdaron-1 made up the Mrs. Chester J. Bohula. 513 Nowela past year were these three civilians from MCAS Industrial Relations Corps prop contingent. Place, Lanikai. July 2. PROCTOR Lt. Office shown receiving their letters of appreciation from Maj. John C. Holding down the Yet seat was Nancy Terese. daughter of 1st Foxworthy ;second from left). From left are: Mrs. M. N. Goodwin; Maj. Marine Fighter Squadron 214. show- CULP and Mrs. Ralph D. Proctor. 425 Fczworthy; Sarah Martin and George Sheridan. ing an F2II Banshee jet fighter. Wiiliam Raymond. son of SSgt. ',faros St., Kaneohe. July 5. Friday, July 20, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 3 Award Of Plaques IT'S STURDY - Drivers used to For Safe Driving complain that mechanics Planed Monthly crawled all over The MCAS Safe Driving Council their vehicles. will meet once a month to con- Cpl. Theone W. sider awarding safe driving pla- Curtis, mechanic ques to eligible Marine nominees. from H&S Btry., Air Station departments and 3rd Bn., 12th Ma- FMF units will nominate Marines rines explains to by the 5th day of to the Council Lt. Co!. James P. each month in accordance with Rathbun, (right), Station Order 5101.7. The Safe Driving Council will commanding of- screen all nominees and plaques ficer of 3 12 and will be awarded on the basis of Capt. Donald C.. individual merit. Stanton, corn- Individuals receiving awards will manding officer be notified via the commanding of H&S Btry-. presen- officer concerned. Plaque how his mechanic t-ONORED-by tations will be made during a sub- a meritorious mast before commanding general, 1st sequent Safe Driving Council meet- stand enables Marine Brigade, FMF, Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell deft) was SSgt. ing. mechanics to George Nelson Jr. (right) of Marine Fighter Squadron 232. Lookini avoid this. on appreciatively is the squadron's commanding officer, Maj. Stephen Warren. SSgt. Nelson was commended for his outstanding performance Hula' Festival with the ordnance department of VMF-232, where he has developed Who likes hard work? a system to facilitate servicing of 20mm cannon, a training program, Four Sundays and on ore occasion built a tool required for the boresighting of the cannon. Mast was held Monday. During August Creative Young Marine Plans Work Planned for the four Sundays in August. the annual hula festi- The Easy Way--By His Own invention val. sponsored by the board of pub- Cpl. Theone W. Curtis, mechanic from H&S Btry., 3rd Bn. 124-h lic parks and recreation. will be Me.r7nes has c'esio-leci and made many labor-saving devices for the presented at the Kapiolani park b:-t'enor's motor cool. Two of them are pictured here. it was announced re- bandstand Among others of Cpl. Curtis' devices are a jeep and truck tow by Theodore F. Nobriga. Ho- cently tow bar was designed with the training in nolulu. superintendent of recreation. her and a tire breaker. The The tow bar al- Each Sunday afternoon's program Hawaii in mind. lows no slack. and is an approved by Curtis' tire breaker will feature hundreds of performers. eight minutes towing a 105 howitzer. damage to the including children. teenagers and method of and Ivithout any Cpl. Curtis' tire breaker. been estimated adults. Without wheel parts. It has a man an hour saving Covering all types of hulas. the it would take good that there is a seven-times a tire down on a six-by with this new festival will demonstrate ancient. to break in time and materials four or five labor saving modern and colonial hulas. Hawai- truck. Breaking down device. Because of its a would exhaust breaker is now ian instruments such as the uliuli. tires like this day qualities. the tire man. 4th Marines puili and kalaau will accom- a good being used in the same job can be done in ) pany many of the dancers. The (Reinf shop. Costumed according to the type dance. performances will begin at 2 p. m. and will be open to the pub- lic without charge.

PORTRA IT PRESENTATION-A penciled Portrait, drawn by 2d Lt. 32 Beach Parks Themes C. Creamer, center, Co. 3" 1st Bn, 4+h Marines fReinfl was prrsente-:: to Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Powell right, Pacific Army Com- Invite Marines mander, by Brig. Gen. H. L. Scofield, left, Hawaii Army Base Com- mander, recently during a surprise 53rd birl-hday greeting he'd in Gen. Powell's office. The presentation collo ,e--1 a musical serenade To 'Have Fun' is a public park. Have fun" and an aloha retreat parade given for "This the ceneral. Gen. Powel left read the signs at the entrance to Wednesday to take command of Ft. Benning, Geor ;7a. the 32 beach parks in Honolulu and its subarban area on the island of Oahu Model Airplane Combat Flying Perhans the most famous and most-visited park in the island is Meet At Rise ley Kapiolani park at the outer edge of. Field On 2! th Waikiki ar,cier the shadrw of Dia- The first of three model airplane meets for Oahu n- de! bulders mond Head. Its vast etc- arise front- has been scheduled for July 29 at Riseley Field here. Spor sorer' Os, the ine an the sea includes an out- 700. an aquarium Cahu Model Arsno.'ation, the first meet will f.f_.ture co!- bat f7y:-..g of standing tropical and a natatorium with an Olympic 2.3 ounce mode!s, it war announced by SST+. Rch,e-t M. Roland, who pool. Each Sunday afternoon the is handling the arrangements. Royal Hawaiian hand plays a con- IT Theone mechanic H&S Trophies will b' presented to cert. including hula dances. Bridle WORKS LIKE THIS -Cpl. W. Curtis, from and second winners in place the to 9:43 a.m.. July 29. and racing paths. a practice polo field and wide Btry, 3rd Bn., 12th Marines, Cescribes the wheel lifter that he designed meet. with a medal going to the will begin at 10 am. expanse of green lawn are other and made to Lt. Col. James P. Rathbun, commanding officer of the third place winner. An entry fee The two additional meets are features. 3rd 3n. 12th. Capt. Donald C. Stanton, commanding officer of H&S of $.50 is required for each model planned for Ala Moana in Also a visitor mecca is Ala Moana Btry. looks on. The wheel lifter enables one man to do the job that and a limit of two entries is allowed o...k Honolulu on Aug. 5 and 12. The park along the sea at the approach usually takes three men. It does the job faster and without damage each contestant. by a snug har- first of these will be a "Rat Race" to Waikiki. Bounded to the wheel threads. Registration of entrie is from 9 and the second. a "Team Race." bor for the tuna fleet on one end. the yacht basin and club on the other. its beach strip fronts a chan- Screening Board nel for small boats. Feature of the park is an authentic Hawaiian village with grass huts and native Appointed Here food plants of the old Hawaiians A screening board for Naval Avia- It is open daily. Monday through tion Cadets has been appointed at Friday and is a headquarters for Kaneohe by 1st Marine Brigade pageantry during Aloha Week in headquarters. according to Brigade October each year. order 1120.1. published this month. Foster Park botanical garden in Purpose of the screening board is Nuuanu valley is a visitor attraction to examine applicants and to select due to its collection of rare and outstanding candidates for flight- exotic orchids. tropical plants and training. The training leads to a giant. century-old trees. commission as a naval aviator in Spotted around Oahu's beach - the Marine Corps or Navy. fringed shoreline. Hanauma Bay. Wairnanalo. Lanikai. Kailua. Ka- halua. Kaaawa. Punaluu. Hauula all KANEOHE TEENAGERS special attractions. CAN BE AIR EXPLORERS have their 4TH MARINES The Board of Public Parks and Dependent teenagers of personnel WINNER-TSgt. Recreation has a free map marking stationed here who are interested in Charles A. Johnson, "A" Co.. the location of each beach and park. becoming Air Explorer Scouts can gunnery sergeant, shows his 4th along with notations as to picnic do so by contacting TSgt. R. McVay Marines (Reinf.) Marine of the facilities. beach conditions and fish- at 73347. Month certificate to Capt. Harold ing. Requirements for local member- T. White, commanding officer of 14 years old. but not over MODEL B-29 TO FLY AT KANEOHE. Riseley Field, on the 29th of ship are: A" Co., 1st Bn., 4th Marines.. CHANGE OF TITLE 18: be interested in the aviation July. It is to be part of the model airplane contest held on this date Sgt. Johnson was commended for Effective July 1, 1956. Headquar- field: and father must be in the by his proficiency as the Oahu Mode'lers, Association. The B-29 is a 7 foot reproduction ters. Pacific Air Force was redesig- servae or r "tired. If parent is a the company's of its famous namesake. Model was built by R. Reardon and A Yamada nated as Headquarters. Pacific Air civilian he must be employed by gunnery sergeant and for helping of Kaneohe. Force Far East Air Forces Rear) . the territory or Federal government. in the reenlistment drive. Page. '4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY. T. H. Friday, July 20, 1956 Religious Retreat Provides Meditation And Recreation For Fifty Kaneohe Marines At Kilauea Military Camp By SGT. BOB McLEAN

Last weekend 50 Marines from the station went t o Kilauea Military Camp to consider what it is to be a Christian. the nature of Christian maturity and the it responsibilities toward the Church. Serious discus- sion was balanced with recreational activities that in eluded trips around Kilauea Crater, R,,mbow Falls and Liman Ho.,se Memorial Museum. Sneaheadinp the planning and leadership of to e retreat was Cha-nlain Thaine E. Ford, from Marine Aircraft Group 13. ably assisted by Chaplain Stanley M. Paulsen. from 50 Marines would withdraw from various discussions. came forth on the 4th Marines (Reinf., The 50 routine for a weekend to pray, to the last evening. took a piece of Marines .--ho paid their own way study and to discuss the implica- kindling wood. made a new decision to consider the deeper aspects of the tions of the Christain faith. It re- for greater Christian discipline and Christian faith. came frinn the 4th mains a puzzle until one meets and threw it into a large open' fire' in Marines (Reinf.i. Marine Aircraft gets to know Chaplain Thaine the presence of the other members. Group 13. ar ' the Station. Ford. To speak with him person- themselves fol- One might think it strange that The discussions ally is to be reminded of what is lowed a progressive sequence. On best in salesmanship. As his as- the first evening the SO Marines sistant mentioned recently. "Chap- considered what it is to be a Chris. U.S. Marine Band lain Ford could sell ice boxes to the tian. Breaking down into smaller Eskimos!" groups of five or six men. these To hear him speak before a crowd smaller groups went more deeply Has Anniversary is to be reminded of a combination into the assigned subject and re- of Edward G. Robinson and James ported back to the main body. Seri- The United States Marine Band Cagney. Chaplain Ford makes an ous discussions was set off by joy- observed its 158:h anniversary -a impact on anyone he meets and ous singing and frequent humor. Wer_.'nesdaY. July 11th. by present- fReinf.) any group he speaks to. IT STARTED HERE-Maj. Eugene L. Hamon 44 Marines rings. a special program of music on the The following day Christian ofocer, checks tl-ic snapnine,-in mine in the regimental area. TSgt. Capitol Plaza at 8:00 p.m. The Retreat itself was a fine maturity and the role of the Church Louis Sokayda (lef+' NCO1C of til? snappio.-- 'n ranae. observes Sgt. balance of worship. discussion and were covered in full detail. Emi liano J. Tabisoia's sitting position, as SgT. John L. Westfall, as- The band. under the direction of recreation. Chaplain Paulson or- When not in session the mem- Captain Albert Schoepper. featured ganized the worship periods. high- sists in the rapid fire exercise. The thorourr procedures employed by bers of the retreat were either en- instrumentals: Staff Sergeants lighted by a Communion Service of the Sgt. Sohayda and his three assistants on the snapping-in range helped joying the elaborate menus Fredric Erdman. cornetist. playing Sunday morning and Camp fire camp's mess or taking in scenic and Marines (Reinf.) establish a the members of of the 4th 92.6 per cer4 Bellstedt's "Napoli". John Beek. Services Sunday evening. historical surroundings. Fasting and rqualification this year. percussionist. presenting Glinka's The evening service was the cli- silence, usually associated with re- solo for marimba "Jota Aragonesa" max of the whole retreat. Many men. ligious retreats. were not in evi- and William Jones. baritone. sing- visibly moved by the impact of the dence this weeicend! Stepped-up Snapping-in Program ing the "Pledge of Allegience". For more than a century and a Qualifies High Percent half. the Marine Band has played At Range for audiences in every state in the union. for the highest rankinz During the last week the 4th Marines (Reinf.) Range off? :e has statesmen and notables of the published the figure of 92.6(; requalification with the M-1 rifle for world: kings and queens, prime min- the members of the 4th Marines ( Reinf.). This i app-eciably better isters and presidents. than the 85''i requalification score set last year. A review of Marine Band history. Major E. L. Hamon, officer-in-charge of the range office and his for the past 158 years. under its assistants contributed various rea- group of distinguished conductors sons for this better score. such as Sousa. Scala. two Santel- This year an organized snapping- Artists Selected mann's and its present leader. Can- in range run by four staff NCO's tain Schoepper. the "President's saw to it that all requalifiers were To Depict Own" Band would undoubtedly pre- reviewed in the basic fundamentals. 'Code' sent the h..man interest side of the history of our great nation Movies. lectures and simulated WASHINGTON AFPS)-The ar- - for whether the occasion was an in- rapid fire exercises were used to put tists selected to illustrate posters augural parade. a White House din- teeth into this part of the program. portraying the six points of the ner or the Gettysburg Address. U. S. FIGHTING MAN'S the CODE Marine Band was there. Also. this year a permanent group have been named by the Defense of coaches was trained under the Department. leadership of MSgt. Ray Hammons to serve on a TAD basis at Puuloa The selections were mare from 128 rifle range. Experience enabled sketches submitted by 45 of the Navy Birthday these coaches to become proficient nation's top commercial illustrators. in qualifying their men. The posters. in full color. will be displayed at ail U. S. military es- Features Pageant Keen competition between the tablishments and in Navy and companies for the highest requali- Coast Guard vessels. fication percentage stimulated of- Carter L. Burgess. Assistant Sec- With Local Cast ficers and NCO's to motivate their retary of Defense (Manpower. Per- The Navy's birthday on October men to the finest performance. sonnel and Reserves. and Chair- 27 will be marked in Hawaii by The 1st and 3rd battalions com- man of the Defense Advisory Com- presentation of a giant historical peted to the end for top honors. mittee of Prisoners of War. headed pageant with an all-Navy cast. WELCOME-Lt. Col. Ernest Samusson, Jr., commanding officer of The final results: 1st Bn. 94.9 per- the judges who made the selections. 14th Naval District headquarters Kilauea Military Camp, welcomes Chaplain Thaine E. Ford, to the cent, 3rd Bn. 94.9 percent. The only Ervine Metzl. of President the has announced. last weekend. With unit to fire 100c-, was E Co.. 3rd camp at the beginning of the religious retreat American Society of Illustrators. A replica of the "Spirit of the Medical Bn., but only 15 Marines the chaplain are (left to right) Cpl. Robert C. Sala of Marine Air whose members submitted the Navy" cavalcade production to be are attached to Control Squad-on 2, Marine Aircraft Group 13, and Sgt. Wilder W. this unit. sketches. acted as consultant to simultaneously presented in Wash- Wannamaker of Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 13. the judges' committee. ington. D.C.. it is designed to bring home to naval personnel the spirit. determination and enthusiasm that has made the U. S. Navy trusted New Marine Corps and powerful. DirInfo Cavalcade producers and directors Announced are recruiting actors. costumers. set WASHINGTON. D. C. - Col. designers. stage electricians. musi- James L. Mueller. who saw World cians. singers and other theatrical War II action during the Japanese talent. attack on Pearl Harbor and the The call is for all hands with any Iwo Jima and Okinawa campaigns. kind of experience in show business. became Director of Information Applicants should ask for applica- June 9, Headquarters Marine Corps tion blanks at the Informational announced recently. Services Office (Bldg. 220' and sub- The colonel replaced Brig. Gen. mit them to the Officer in Charge, Frank H. Wirsig. who will assume Srecial Project (Code 02). at dis- command of the Marine Corps Air trict headquarters. Pearl Harbor. Station. E Toro. Calif. Col. Mueller has been Deputy Di- rector of Information since June. MARINE GREENS 1955. The Marine Corps green uniform was adopted because it was distinc- ITS A GOOD GROUP! -Sgt. tive from other uniforms and be- Dale Pyles, G" Co., 3rd Bn., 4th NOTICE cause of its camouflage value. Times Marines (Reinf.) now a regular MCAS Motor Transport runs two had changed by World War I and rifle coach 3t Puuls.,a Rifle Range buses daily to Tripler Army Hospi- Marines could no longer prudently IT'S SNOWY UP HERE-Don Black fright) naturalist at the Hawaii this year, shows MSgt. Ray Ham- tal. Monday through Friday. sport scarlet and gold on the battle- National Park, points to the snowy tip of Mauna Kea on the big island Also. in France mens, 4th Marines range NCO, a The bus leaves from the bus stop field. the landing during a lecture he gave to the 50 men from the Station who went was the first large scale modern grpup that one of his shooters in front of the Women Marine Bar- en the reiigieLs retreat to Kilauea Military Canna last weekend. 'he racks at 7:30 am. and 11:45 a.m. expedition of the Marines in a cold fired recently at the Puuloa Range. climate. Since the whole Corps had_ attenti ,e observers are (left to right) SIts Werbv T. OT:od an-_-!. Dar- Sgt. Hammen was in charge of the to get new uniforms anyway. it was 'old E. Long, both of Marine Attack Squadron 212, Marine Aircraft coaches who helped detail after If its news-call the WIND- a good opportunity to select an en- Group 13 and Sgt. Donald F. McLetchie of Marine Composite Squad- detail to fire high scores. WARD MARINE. extension 72104. tirely new color. ron !. Friday, July 20, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE MY, T. H. Page 5 Control Division of Navy Supply Marine Gazette Keeps Inventory On 24,000 Items July Article The control division of the Navy Supply and Fiscal Department 9 9 under the leadership of Lt. William R. Baker is concerned with proces- Is "Old Corps sing reauests for materials, inventory control of stock levels, keeping There are many versions of what records of the receipt of materials and procuring new items. the "Old Corps" was like but in the July issue of the Marine Corps The 400 to 500 requests for material made each day are first handled by the issue control branch. They GAZETTE. Col. W. F. Prickett pin- check them for proper signature points the issues and nails them and the needed materials. as well as facts. If an item is not in the squarely to the bulkhead. special items that are requested In addition, in his article The catalogue. it is referred to the from time to time. technical section for a substitute. Old Corps, he tries, to answer the question put to the sergeant major A:so. emergency requests from The receipt control other branch keeps by a disgruntled Pfc. supply centers for needed parts are an accurate record from the tine "If the Old Corps was so good why by the issue control handled branch. materials are ordered until the time did you and the rest of the old- The stock control branch keeps they have all arrived. If items are timers let it change?" an up-to-date inventory on the 24.- slow in arriving. they In another feature article of the 000 items that Navy Supply handles. cneck to see what reason there is for the holdup. July issue, Lt. Col. J. M. Platt. for- Their elaborate file system has an merly head of the Personnel Plans 40,11011..k, -tccurate account of stock levels at The efficient management of the and Policy Branch. G-1. HQMC. ex- Oria47.4a."4. all times. It is their responsibility control division has a great deal to plores the "Hump"-the unbalance to see that authorized stock levels do with the skilled supply support in officer grade distribution createa tr, are maintained. Nine months of that Navy Supply has gained a by WWII. He makes a detailed study aviation parts are kept on hand; reputation for rendering to the 1st of promotion and attrition factor; SEVEN HONORED AT COMPANY FORMATION-4th Marines two months of general stores. Marine Brigade and the station and recommends a possiale solution. (Reinf; Headquarters and Service Company honored seven of its number The procurement branch orders For men .TSzt. P. facilities. ordnance J. at a sr),-scial formation at the company area last Saturday. From left: Driver's An Idea on Cannister puts Basile H&S Company Con,mander, who presented the forth some new ideas on the use of Capt. Lubka, a century-old ordnance item and honors; TSgt. Robert L. Kuhn, who was sworn in for another six years; for aviators. Capt. J. G. Martz. III TSgt. Dillon L. Wood, presented with a good conduct certificate and writes on a method of determining certificate of completion of a course through Marine Corps Institute; the turning performance of fighter TSgi. William R. Callen, his second good conduct award; Sgt. Arthur aircraft. W. Schenck, 1st good conduct; Cpl. Jack R. Adkins, 1st good conduct; for some Then background and Cpl. Charles F. Bracebridge, 1st good conduct and Cpl. Thomas R. history in the geo-politico field the was awarded a safe driving certificate in the Oahu Safe July issue of the GAZE-i-rE goes to Elder who the Middle East. Middle East Pow- Driving Ccntest for one year of accident-free driving.

der Keg by Cmdr. H. P. Seim. USN. 'S. ... .16. Ma. 'S.. S. . S. .at...... ". .1...... and the Arab Revolt by 1st Lt. R A. Pavey make a pair of companion TOASTMASTERS CLUBS pieces that will give you a picture By RON SEMPLE of the past and present situation there. .4. - "S. 'S. S. .4.. 'S.. ,...... I...". . .. .4. Four other feature articles and All Toastmasters Clubs in the Ha- STAFF NCO TOASTMASTERS regular features round out the waiian Islands are incorporated CLUB issue. In addition to regular features into the 49th provisional district. Two Masterpiece speeches topped this month the GAZE-i-rE publishes At a recent meeting of district of. the agenda at a meeting of the of the new Anecdote series the first ficers it was decided to subdivide Staff NCO Toastmaster Club, July which will become a regular feature. this district into four areas. 11 at the Staff Club. Speaking for Contributions for the Anecdote se- The three clubs at Kaneohe, the time were Toastmasters ries are welcomed and the GA- the 12th Kailua club and the one at Hilo. Bridges and Ken Vaughan. ZE will pay each for those Ernie IL $10.00 Hawaii are to comprise Area 4. were well rewarded as published. Their efforts For the new Area Governor the Ernie took the best speakers award district selected Capt. Dick O'Dowd and Ken the award for the most of the Kaneohe Officers Club improved speaker. In assuming his new job. Capt An Aloha cake was cut in honor O'Dowd announced the appoint- of Past President Ed Jazwinski, 24,000 ITEMS--Hard at work keeping the stock records up-to-date, ment of two assistants: Assistant Past Secretary Jim Hackney and (left to right) Richard Lum, Albert Chung, Neboru Yukumoto, all Governor, George H. McPherson Ernie Bridges who are all leaving property and supply clerks, and Francis Chun, stock editor for aviation of Windward Oahu Toastmasters shortly for the mainland. Secretary, HMC Willis of Secretary unit two, make the latest changes in the stock that is on hand. Keeping and Area To fill the offices Davidson of the Kaneohe Staff Vice President a record of the exact quantity of the 24 000 items that the Navy and administrative NCO Club. The district honored the club elected Toastmasters Supply and Fiscal Department handles is only one of the responsibili- yet another Kaneohe Toastmaster Forest Farley and Don Schoenof, ties of the control division. when they choose Sgt. Bob McLean while Hal Dunbar will wield the of the Enlisted Men's Club to co- gavel as acting President. ordinate publicity. We wish all To the Past officers Aloha. and VOTING HOW TO REGISTER these men the best in their new a well done: to the new, congratu- SERVICES jobs. lations. Fourth of Series Information. Check Room. aun- OFFICERS TOASTMASTERS EL!STED TOASTMASTERS dry. Dry Cleaning, News Stand. CLUB CLUB The Office of Armed Forces In- be accomplished in person at the Photo Supplies, Overseas Telephone, Words". Taking forces be formation and Education and the office of the Registrar. or city of Depositories, Check Cash- "The Power of "Should the Armed Savings subject Toastmaster single service". With States have joined forces to help residence. This must be done be- Post Office. Cablegrams, Sew- this as his united into a ing, Green copped the best the motion before the house persons who. because of their duty fore Oct. 17 in the cases c f Kansas ing, Lockers, Voice Recordings. Charlie this as or service with the United States City. Topeka and Wichita and be- speakers award at the meeting of a lively debate ensued at the meet- Club Government. will be absent from fore Oct 27 in the other instances. FACILITIES the Officers Toastmasters ing of the Enlisted Toastmasters their tlegal voting places this presi- Gymnasium, Swimming Fool held Tuesday at the '0' Club. Also Club held Tuesday at the FRA of Armed Forces, and giv- den7ial election year. Members the Wrestling, Weight Lifting. Showers, on the speakers platform building." To guide you as to your state's civilians working for the Armed Pool and Billiards. Barber Shop, ing Charlie a close race were Toast- Arguing for a combined service particular absentee voting laws. Forces outside the U. S. and their Coffee Shop and Fountain. Dormi- masters Robbin Edwards and Harry were Toastmasters Joe Page and AFPS has prepared a three-part dependents need not register to vote tory, Library and Writing Rooms, Smith. Roy Kruzell while the loyal Ma- voting series. This article is the by absentee ballot. Records, Games. Topicmaster Doyle Bishop tested rines who argued in favor of keep- see your members is were fourth in a series on registering to For further information. the wits of the assembled ing the Marine Corps as it Each vote by absentee ballot. voting officer. SCUBA TRAINING with his clever table topics. Toastmasters Dave Bridgens and SCUBA Diving is rapidly expand- speaker was given only one minute Art James. CONNECTICUT FLORIDA ing as a leisure time acti7ity in the preparation before speaking. The critics awarded the debate Islands. The Armed Services YMCA The genial Toastmaster for the to the team of Page and Kruzell Registration is permanent and re- Registration is permanent in most announces the beginning of a class was Warren Halperin while a close match. Toastmaster reg.stration evening after is not required. Florida counties. Permanency is de- for servicewomen. servicemen and O'Dowd acted as Chief Critic. Page took the best speakers award Active service personnel. members Dick termined by the County Commis- their wives to begin Thursday, Au- Don Kelly was inducted into the after a close fight with Dave of the A Coast and Geodetic Survey sioners of each county. voter gust 2nd. A series of 5 classes will as a regular member. Bridgens. End Club Public Health Service may ap- who changes his residence from be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays ply for registration by mail to the one county to another is subject thereafter in the Armed Services PROVOST Town Clerk, place of residence, at to re-registration. which may be NEW STATION Y's beautiful outdoor pool. MARSHAL any time. accomplished after he has lived Instructor for the series will be EM Club A:I MCA_S will have a new Provost other persons must appear in in the new county six months. Lloyd Cordray. an experienced diver 26 when Capt. Jerry Person in order to be admitted as First registration. where required. and underwater photographer. All Marshal July t Stage Show Coming Soon relieves Capt. A. M. Stew- a -oter. and re-registration must be in per- equipment will be furnished by the Coggin,- son at the office of the Supervise: Gene Raines and his art. Instructor. CONTINENTALS been assigned KANSAS of Registration, county of residence. fee for the Capt. Coggin has There is a moderate with the 4th Marines A:: persons except members of the before Oct. 5. Full particulars may be ob- to the Station from course. Connie Fabian (Reinf.) where he was commanding Armed Forces. civilian employees Members of the Armed Forces, by contacting Ray Turcottc, tained vocalist officer of "H" company. 3d Bn. Working with the Ara-id Forces civilian employees of the U. S. and Associate Program Secretary at the :verceas and their dependents then- dependents whose registration Bill Frazer Capt. Stewart is being reassigned Armed Services "Y" phone 6-3735. Comedian whose residence is in counties with has lapsed will receive a blank form to the Officers Disbursing School. and the show a Population of 250.000 or more must f07 re-registration in the same en- Camp Lejeune. North Carolina. He aster every four years. Also. velope as the absentee ballot. SCARLET SASH from the has been Station Provost Marshal registration is required if person Any resident under 21 in the A scarlet sash was worn by Ma- HUBBA-HURB.A CLUB since Oct. 16. 1955. Changes address or name. If these Armed Forces may re-register for rine officers for nearly a hundred Monday Night, July 23 persons reside in cities with a pop- voting. He must appear in person years. The broad red stripe on the 8 to 11 P. M. RED ON GREENS Illation of 2.000 or more. they must at the Office of the Supervisor of trousers was first ordered in 1847. HAPPY HOUR The color red once appeared on rerster. but such registration is Registration. county of residence. just after the Mexican War. Legend Saturday & Sunday Marine Corps greens. a uniform Dertr.anent unless the voter failed and fill out an affidavit that he has it that the red commemorates 6 to 8 P. M. adopted in the first World War. tl vote in a general election. moved is in send -e When he reaches 21. the blood shed by Marines who Featuring the best There was a thin red stripe on the or changed his name. he will obtain a certificate of regis- fought at Chapultepec and captured PIZZA trousers at first. But it was soon If registration is required. it must tration. the halls of Montezuma. on the Island! removed. SUPPORT SUPPORT YOUR YOUR TEAMS TEAMS

Friday, Ju!y 20, 1956- Page 6 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIP STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Hawaii's Marine Watermen Win Swim Meet At El Toro; Place First in Five Events

F;- - ire IV Local Swimmers Star In Meet.; Gafua Fia Hurls Beat Nearest Rival 35 Points 1 Hawaii's nine-man delegation to the All-Marine Swimming Chem- Second No-Hitter pionshIps at El Toro grabbed off more than a third of the total Points in ten events Tuesday to win by a fat margin over their nearest com- In Little League petition. The Hawaiian swimmers easily dominated the contest and each of BASE HIT-Batting from the - port side, Leatherneck catcher "Mick" Standout game of the week in the nine men finished in the money - Taylor, lines out a clean single during tha game with Pearl the Little League of "y was ths. 19-0 at least once. They won five firsts. son (first place) 3 min. 4 sec; Bob Harbor Sailors at Riseley Field, last Saturday. Sailor catcher Pietryka, drubbing of the MCAS Flyers by five seconds. and three third place Kenny (third place) 3 min. 7 sec. and plate umpire Martinis, are interested awards in the meet. observers. The Marines won Gafua Fia and company of the 200 Meter Freestyle-Tony Auer 4-3. 1st Marine Brigade Giants. Pitch- The Hawaii team was awardfd second place) 2 min. 33 sec; Justin Newman ( sixth place) 2 min. 43 sec. ing 0-1,7 season's first shutout Fie 97 points out of a total of 258 in 800 Freestyle Relay-Tony Leathernecks Win One, Lose One; made it seven wins in nine trys. the ten events. Other teams and Meter thr:r point accurrulatieNns a:e as f-1- Auer. Iwao Shimizu, Bob Kenny, Tied For Fifth Place In League Recap of the League games lows: Headquarters. FMF Atlantic- and Ben Harrison (first pla-el and team standings are as fo!- E2 points: Camp Pendleton-30 10 min. 22.2 sec. By CPL. TED KEMMIS lows: points: 3rd Marine Division-27 Three Meter Diving-Reg.nali place) 327.1 points. The Hawaii Mari ;es Fit three homeruns to down the Pearl Harbor July 10 points: Quantico-21 points: El Ridgeley (first Naval r.:::;e 4-2 at Riseley Field last Saturday. wa: the Leathernocks' DRAGONS 6--SKYRAIDERS 4 Toro-20 points: and Barstow-1 fifth over the sailors in as many contests this seas on. The 4th Marines Dragons scored pcint. The Naval Base nine pushed two runs over in the first on a pair of four runs in the first inning and Following are the Hawaii win- Marine Netmen singles end a doukle. another pair in the fourth. to win ners and their times in each event: The Marines made it 2-1 as Rusty a tough contest with the MAG-13 Gates hit his third homerun Skyraiders. 1500 Meter Freestyle -Iwao Shi- of the in Honolulu Stadium. The loss Leave Next I'Veek season in the fourth, followed mizu (second place, 23 min. 21.5 by dropped them into a fifth place tie Hurler Mike DeGraw for Mike Savino's homerun over the sec: Ed Dooley fourth place ) 23 the with the Braves. Dragons held the losers to centerfield wall in four runs min. 58 sec. For AlMar Meet the sixth with on four hits. He teammate Larry Aho Bob Dennison. Marine starter on fanned fen men 400 Meter Medley Relay-Ben aboard after and walked The Hawaii Marine tennis team walking. the mound, gave up 12 hits before eight. Jon Hockenberry collected Harrison. Bob Kenny. John Gubrud. will depart Kaneohe sometime next Bill McGarvey relieved him. 5 min. his sixth four bagger of the year. The James Korn gave up seven hits and Tony Auer (first place, week. bound for Quantico. Va.. and latter managed one putout and third at Riseley Field in the while while holding the winners to six 6.1 sec. the All-Marine tennis tournament seventh to allowing four hits and was replaced make it 4-2. runs. Shortstop Barry Kander for 100 Meter Freestyle-Ben Har- which is scheduled to get under wr. ty Cherinko who finished the game. The sailors scored another run the Skyraiders doubled in the first rison ( third place) 1 min. 1.5 sec. July 31. in the eighth on a single. sacrifice. The Marines scored two runs in stanza to claim the only extra base 200 Meter Breast Stroke-Bob Representing Hawaii will be: Ar- and another single but couldn't the second frame on singles Den- hit of the game. Kenny (second place, 3 min 4.03 make any more threats. nison. Arthur Barba and Joeoe Kof- The Skyraiders earned three runs sec; Ivar Svenson (third place, chie Peck. Jerry Miller. Bill Laim- fer. Their final two tallies came in beer. Bob McLean I coach.. Larry Bill McGarvey picked up his in the first inning and added one 3 min. 5.1 sec. the top of the ninth. Individual Merlo. John Jasper and Reg Sheltra fourth win of the year against two more in the fifth. 406 Meter Medley- Archie Peck and Miller. who losses as he scattered eight Winning pitcher Cris Mancao al- Gray Hutchinson and Rodney John Gubrud (first place) 6 min. Jerry hits. reached of while Mike Savino collected lowed 12 scattered hits against a Nichol of the Dragons sparked the 19 sec. the semi-finals doubles two of play in tennis the Marines five hits. total of 17 by the three Leatherneck winners with two and three RBIs. 100 Meter Back Stroke-Ben Har- the Inter-Service hurlers. The victory was Mancao's rison (second place) 1 min. 14 sec. tonrnarnent at Hickam this week. R H E respectively. fourth in seven starts. 400 Meter Freestyle-Ben Har- were defeated by Norman Slaueht NAVAL BASE 200 000 010-3 8 1 Dennison dropped his seventh de- July 12 rison (first place) 5 min. 39 sec: and Bill Millikan of Army. MARINES .... 000 102 10x-4 5 1 cision against two wins GIANTS 19--FLYERS 0 , Batteries: for the sea- Ed Dooley (second place 5 min. Their loss. 6-0. 6-0. and 6-3. elim- McGarvey and Taylor; son. Faultless pitching Hughes and Pietryka. by Gafua Fia. 44.3 sec. inated the Marines from further R H E backed by ball-hawking teammates, 200 Meter Butterfly-Ivar Sven. play in the Inter-Service meet. 1: MARINES .. 020 rA0002 4 12 earned the first no-hit. nn-run game A seven-run seventh inning by the BRAVES ... 101 001 70x-10 17 3 of the season for the Brigade Giants Braves proved too much for the Ha- Batteries : Dennison. McGarvey. as they scored a lopsided 19-0 win waii Marines Tuesday night this Cherinko and Taylor; Mancao and over the MCAS Flyers. It was Fia's week as the Leathernecks lost 10-4 Cummings. seventh win in nine starts. (See LITTLE LEAGUE. P-7)

K-Bay Shooters Win Top Awards In Skeet Match Kaneohe's Lt. C. D. Hancock. Det. 3d Dental Co., powdered 99 of 100 clay birds last Sunday to win the all-gauge individual competi- tion in the ninth annual Territorial Skeet Championships. Hampered by rain and wind. a field of more than 40 shooters turned out to compete for the All-Hawaii ohampionships on the new Kailua range of the Honolulu Skeet Club. FClowing his individual win. Lt. Hancock teamed with TSet. Ray- mond W. Garrison, Hq&HqSq. Class A Runner Up in the individ- ual matches), to pocket the two- man team event with 197x200. Making it a full day for Kaneohe and the Marine Corps. Lt. Hancock YELLOW FIN-Known variously as "Ahi", Allinson Tuna, and Yellow and TSet. Garrison joined with Fin Tuna, this 150 pound beauty was the sole catch of a Marine Capt. John Perkins. MB. Pearl Har- ALL-HAWAII SKEET fishing party on the cliarter boat Kaimanu recently. Caught in the CHAMPS TSgt. Raymond W. Garrison. Hci&HqSq bor. CWO Thomas J. Eley. FMF Pa- ve-t.--rs Co., 1st (at left) and Lt. C. D. Hancock, Def. =1, 3d Dental Co., display the cific. and Lt. Col. D. L. Cool. Camp off Barber's Point by 2d Lt. Robert Woeckener, "A" flock of trophies they brought back to Kaneohe after participating in H M. Smith. to beat the field in En., 4th Marines (Reinf.), it is reportedly the largest fish brought in the ninth annual shooting of the Territorial Skeet Championships. Lt. the five-man team event. Their to Kewa'o Basin this season. The fish was brought to gaff after a 55- Hancock, who was top individual shooter of the rne'cl- olds Hs silver score was 477x500. rr:nute tussle with Lt. Woeckener who used 130 Pound test linen line trophy and brassard, while TSgt. Garrison displays the award for Run- Other Kaneohe shooters were 1st and a 12-0 Senator reel. The tuna struck a flying fish lure. From left ner-Up in All Gauge A competition. On the table are trophies and Lt. William Franklin. VMF-232. and to right above are: Capt. John H. Cobb, "B" Co., 1st Bn., 401 Ma- MSgt. Hugh Gassaway. HAMS-13. rines; Skipper Tommy Akana of the Kaimanu; "Lucky", a Kaimanu brassards for their win in Ole two-man team event and the five-man MSgt. Gassaway. coming back to and R. J. McNerney, 4th Ma- team shooting. TSgt Garrison uses a Remington 12 gauge, model 870 competition after a two-year layoff. crew member; Lt. Woeckener; Capt. & repeater and Lt. Hancock has a Premier model L. C. Smith double- downed 96x100 targets to rank well rines Special Services officer-PHOTO BY CARTER'S CAMERA barrel. Both guns are skeet models. up in the individual shooting. GIFT SHOP. Friday, July 20, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 7

"I. .4...... %,. C.0.8 Trophy Won By 1st Battalion fr10111010iNla IIIIIIIMSMMNID 1111111.11.1 Roundin' The Turn 3 4 The 1st Battalion, 4th Marines . Reinf.) has been judged the win- ner of the Commanding Officer's Trophy on the basis of their per- . - -ma. %. .4. formance in regimental athletic the 1.956 Fiscal With sports writer Jerry Sellers enduring the rig .rs of a 30-day competition during Year, it was announced this week. leave on the mainland, the business of writing a column becomes the which is now in the lot of c-ie who is considerably less qualified to report the K-Bay sdor+,. The trophy, the 3d Battalion, 4th scene. So be it! Thirty days isn't foreve-! possession of Marines, is awarded' to the unit . amassing the most points in batta- Cheering Section lion-level sports during each fiscal year. Laurels this week go to skeet shooters "Doc" Hancock and Following are the final results Ray Garrison; Little Leaguer Gafua Fia; and every "man jack" of athletic competition in the 4th on the Hawaii Marine swimming team. Were proud of you! Marines: Organization Points Beeping Posted 1st Bn., 4th Marines 24. 2d Prov. Bn., 4th Marines 21.83 Plans for Intra-Station G.:4 and Volleyball play have been reshuf- 2d Bn., 4th Marines 21.50 fed due to the Brigade training exercise scheduled for this autumn c n 3d Bn., 12th Marines 21.33 B'g Island. In lieu of the double round r.-bin volleyball tournamc 3d Bn., 4th Marines 19.33 :.?'nally slated for August, September and October, plans now cal' 1st Prov. Bn., 4th Marines 12.00 the various ath- - a double elimination tourney in October AFTER the training ex- Top standings in - letic events were as follows: Soft- erc:se. LAST TIME-Kaneohe's Women Marine softball team donned uniforms ball: 1st Bn., 4th Marines Flag Team standings in golf must be brought up to date prior depar- - for one final time this week as to Football: 3d Bn., 12th Marines they posed for a group portrait At the Hawaii. This - L.re for includes all matches previously scheduled. The Volleyball; 1st Bn., 4th Marines. end of their official season. Playing W.M.s from Camp Smith. the Deadline to have golf play up to date is August I I. Hickarn WAFs' and Barber's Point WAVES, the K-Bay women finished Golf matches scheduled during the training period may be made a tough I2-game schedule July I I. Shown above are: (first row. left 'n advance or after the units return from the operation. 11 to right) Helen A. Dowd and Angel Landry; (second row, left to right) OUR APOLOGIES Donna Lythjohan, Barbara Bradford, June Colgate, Joan KeIly. Lela The frustrating frustration of Nicholson, and Mary Houghtling; (third row, Inside Straight misspelling a name has come left to right) Maray Young, Mary Pease. Kay O'Connor, Laura Kemerle, Marge Thalhamer, The SPORTING NEWS has named Stan (The Man) Musial upon us! To Lt. Tuck CREAMER (not Sybil Acree, Shelia Sims, and Ruth Fchumaker. of the St. Louis Cardinals as "Player of the Decade." Musial, Kramer) our sincere apologies. who recently appeared in his 13th All-Star classic, was honored And the 1st Bn. is still first. for the period 1946-1955. Joe DiMaggio. former Yankee slugg:.-,.r, 111..-111PVIIIP.rn4110.,111P.` was second and Ted Williams of the Red Sox placed third in the Rod & Gun Club ku-Marines balloting of 260 players, baseball of;:c:a1_, ur.-q....:res, writers and MCAS Cowboys Meet announcers. The Kaneohe MCAS Cowboys' Plans Reopening O From Barstow comes word that two of the Marine Ccr:Ds' outstand- Association meting Monday night '-)otball players, 1st Lt. Pat Ryan of Holy Cross, and 1st Lt. John in Bldg. 1090 featured movies of of Sheet Range '.'vphy Jr., cf Fordharn University, have been named to coach the previous rodeos staged here in the E.,,:tow Bulldogs during the 1956 season. Both will be playing coaches. Islands in which Marine cowboys Reopening of the station skeet - ^e Bulldgos open their season with Redlands College, the first of a have participated. range and procurement of a build- - game schedule. Faced with the necessity of ob- ing for club use were topics an- taining a Station charter, the club nounced by the Kaneohe Rod and has renewed the invitation for in- Gun Club this week. By JACK FISHER Cherry Point Sarge personnel to attend the Infra-Station terested diving meet Fires Perfect Score meetings. The Association now has Permission has been granted by The Aku-Marine skin 41 members. it was reported. Lt. Col. Homer G. Hutchinson. Jr., scheduled for last Sunday had to rough wa- PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. (AFPS)- SCOREBOARD In an organizational meeting last acting station commanding officer. be called off due to the .-=.7t Robert W. Rieb. a member of peninsula. but the Intra-Station Softball Standings week, the members elected 2d Lt. for the club's use of the old skeet ters around the Marine Corps rifle team train- same events-treasure hunt. three- As of July 17 Dick Douglas. VMA-212, MAG-13, the main gate. accord- ..., nere for the upcoming national range near legged swim, etc.-are rescheduled L F FMF. as president. and TSgt. Pat- P. Rathbun. matches at Camp Perry, 0., re- ing to Lt. Col. James Sunday at 10 a.m. at Beach 1st Bn., 4th Marines ... 14 0 0 rick E. Donahue. H&S Co., 4th Ma- for this .ently fired 50 consecutive bull's- Rod and Gun Club president. off the end of the 2d Prov. Bn. 13 2 0 rines (Reinf., as vice president. Headquarters with a model "70" rifle. While a great deal of work is in- golf course. Weather and duty per- 3d Bn., 4th Marines 11 4 1 The Cherry Point, N.C., mark,- in of two skeet enthusiastic turnout of VMF-214 9 5 0 volved preparation mitting, an man. only in his second year of team for use. TSgt. is expected. MABS-13 9 5 0 fields at the range snorkel divers -)mpetition. became the fifth man W. Garrison, R&G skeet 2d Bn.. 4th Marines 7 6 0 Raymond i,,,,rding to the National Rifle hopes they will be CONTEST RESULTS HMR-161 8 8 2 committee head. FISHING 1,sociation to fire an unblemished ready for use sometime next month. The spear fishing contest com- 2..io-point score. Hq&HqSq 7 7 0 last 1st Marine Brigade 7 7 0 The club has received permission pleted its course at midnight Sgt. Rieb posted his fabulous per- in scme MACS-2 .. 6 7 0 to use a building near the post docks. Saturday. and judging eet score while shooting took the Na- VMF-232 8 9 0 opposite the crash boathouse as cases was close. Tommy Tinker :onal Trophy Match course which largest fish 3d Bn.. 12th Marines 7 9 1 club headquarters. A certain amount top honors for the :ncludes 20 balloon shots at 600 yards. 1st Prov. Bn. 5 9 0 of renovation will be required to caught with a 12.6 pound in ex- On hand to congratulate the na- HMS-13 4 10 0 (Continued from P-6) put the building in shape for oc- fish. Balloon fish weighing seldom :re of Sacramento. Calif.. was SSgt. VMC-1 3 9 0 Losing hurler, Tommy Myslek cupancy, but it is hoped that the cess cf 7 or 8 pounds are and Tommy's Emmett Duncan. who blasted an "C" Co.. 7th Eng. 3 12 1 shared the mound with Glenn combined efforts of all members seen in local waters. for the :dentical score here last year. VMA-212 2 14 4 Pichon. The two allowed the Giant will have the premises shipshape in catch constitute a record batsmen 11 hits. the near future. The Aku Marines club. Highspot of the fielding game for have been invited to participate in Although quite a number of eels HAWAII MARINE SOFTBALL TEAM the Giants came in a ground play the renovation program with a view were caught, Bob Palmer's entry This 16 with two Flyers on. Fia picked off a to the skin divers using the build- weighing 7.6 pounds was tops. BATTING AVERAGE AS OF JULY a thrilling catch NAME Average sharply hit grounder at the mound, ing jointly with the Rod and Gun- much eel is always MSgt. John J. Beecham's no matter where on the target the BODEN, .375 whipped the ball to Donald Court- ners. John building and grounds committee will skin diver's spear strikes. An eel PHILIPS, ney at third for a force out. and Joe .363 Courtney relayed to George Bernau present an estimate of material and impaled on a spear can seemingly GREA TCREX, Dick .325 at second base for the double play. labor requirements for the renova- turn in all directions at once and CRAIG, George .301 Courtney handled the business tion at the next meeting of the give the struggling diver the fight IKEHARA, .281 around third base by making five club. of his life. of RCHNKE. Carl .277 unassisted putouts. On.: of the local fishermen's big- Dave Cooke, a recent winner PENN, Ron .275 In the hitting department. the gest problems. that of procuring the Hawaiian Skin Diving Associa- MILLER, Clyde .205 Giants' Ray Garrison collected bait, will be overcome if RAG Club tion contest. came through again - an 8.8 pound uhu, WENZEL, Lee .195 three for five. Fia picked up a plans materialize. Permission has this time with was well in advance of other SCHULTZ, Bobby .!84 double. the only one of the game. been requested to obtain bait from which two appropriate entries in its class. vOUNG, Joe .137 His work at the plate went the fishponds and other bingles for five trips. Giant catcher, on-station sites. This bait will be Last, least and lightest. but never- HALL, Tony 111 Terry Gaines. also got a brace of placed in a freezer owned by the theless a real winner was Larry POWELL, Clark .053 hits in five trys. club and will be for the use of all Windley's 2.2 pound kumu. Kumu vigorous and July 17 fishermen. Location of the freezer grow neither large nor GIANTS 9-SKYRAIDERS 9 has not yet been determined. their main claim to glory is realized been stretched A seesaw contest between the sec- of the club, sched- only after they have Next meeting on a platter and BRAIN WORK- ond place MAG-13 Skyraiders and 7 in the out. golden brown. uled for Tuesday at p.m.. fries and Ist Lt. Edward J. the third place Brigade Giants was training building (Bldg. 267). accompanied with French station but in this respect. they Burke (left), 1st halted because of rain and darkness. will induct( a lecture on lua fishing tole slaw. are unexcelled. At the present time, Bn., 4th Mar nes A five run rally by the Giants in local waters. we would like to make one comment, ;Reinf.) studies knotted the game in the fifth in- Club members are advised that ning. "Ummm!" his next move in membership cards will be given out After much waiting and high pres- the finals of the The game will be rescheduled. it at the coming meeting. All inter- sure bargaining with boat refitting 4th Marines was announced. ested fishermen, hunters, skin div- companies. the Aku-Marines are in ers or skeet shooters are invited to a sturdy 25 horsepower chess tourney last MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS possession of attend. engine completely installed in the Tuesday. His op- ( V, of July 12) Work is going ahead ra- ponent is Cpi. club boat. L Pet. pidly to complete the last details of Warner P. Mob- DOG OWNERS, NOTE 1. 4th Marines Dragons 5 1 .634 getting the boat ready for the wa- ley, "D" Co., 2d delays, 2. MAG-13 Skyraiders . 3 3 .500 The small animal clinic will be ter. and barring unforeseen Bn., 4th Marines. 3. Brigade Giants .... 3 3 .500 closed on July 21 due to the de- a maiden voyage should be held 4. MCAS Flyers 1 5 .167 fense drills being held on that date. within a week. Page 1 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY. T. H. Friday. July 20, 1956

Theater Schedule Special Services STAFF NCO WIVES `..111111. 'war. .m0/ FROM: Activities Place Nine Guests and 44 members and Reviews played cards and made handiwork Stamps) GOLF COURSE: at Tuesday night's social hour. Here By MSGT. FRANK FORSYTH 8 a m. (rail. sunset Any. Driving Range: 7:30 a.m. to 8 Guests welcomed were: Julia Lava ....wayammmem TONIGHT Mcn. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. rio, Marilyn Spencer. Leah Mica. LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED Sat. and Sun. Geraldine Flynn. Vallie Queen, Ann MOVIE: McAleister, June Connell, Delia . THING INDOOR Holden & Jennifer Jones (RCT and Station) Bert-- and Betty Smith. William TO: of Eurasian doc- 5 .45 and 8 p.m.-10 cents. Story a widowed Rose Scott announce.: that the tor in postwar Hong Kong who SWIMMING POOL: August 21 Social will be a "White meets an American news corre- Monday-Closed. Elephant" auction Each person is two fall madly in spondent and the Tuesday through Friday-9 asked to bring something that is . . . cover the Korean love. Sent to to 6 p.m. still useful but they don't want and "Police Action", correspondent the Saturday-10 am. to 6 pin. set a price on what they think the is killed. 6 p.m. Sunday-12 p.m. to value of the article is. The auction RATINC . GOOD .. . Another RECREATION AREA: will start a litle below that and "Tear Jerkee'.... For those of you STATION GYMNASIUM: work up. White Elephants that are MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. who don't have enough troubles of Monday through Friday-2-10 p.m. not sold will be given to the Thrift NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. your own we suggest you go see Saturday, Sunday, Holidays - Shop to be sold as Thrift Shop this. . . . T.O. equipment is three Noon -8 p.m. property. Postage required: 3d Class Mail-3c, 1st Class Maii-6c, Air- handkerchiefs. large HOBBY SHOP: mail-12c. For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge 10 10 to 12 p.m. SATURDAY August from am. with tape or staple. Monday-Closed. is for ALL Staff THE JAZZ SINGER a "Coffee" planned Tues.-Closed. NCO Wives. This is to be held in Danny Thomas & Peggy Lee p.m. Weds. Thurs., Fri.-12:30-9 the Club Patio. Veteran returns from service and Sat.-9 a m -6 p.m. disappoints his father. wi.o is a Sun.-12:30-6 p.m. At the July Business meeting Cantor, by entering show business. HAM RAiMO STATION: four new members were welcomed Civil Service . . . Successful but disowned by his FREE radio messages to any part into the Club by reading the Club father he returns to sing at temple of the world. Pledge. They were Kay Freeman, services. Monday through Friday Elenore Smart, Marjorie Felter and Positions Advertised RATING . . . VERY GOOD . . . Bldg 934 from 7-30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sara Ward. Visiting was Mrs. Ethel PUBLIC WORKS CENTER, With Danny Thomas, Peggy Lee in BOAT HOUSE Hohl, guest of Mrs. Carol Hohl. PEARL HARBOR the cast you were expecting maybe Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- CLERK STENOGRAPHER GS-4, "Marie Lasagna". The next business meeting will 1 p.m.--6p.m. be August 7 in the Club's Patio at Maintenance Dept. File Standard SUNDAY Saturdays and holidays-6 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Form 57 with Employment Division ROSE OF CIMARRON -6p.m. (P-101, Public Works Center, Pearl Jack Buetel & Mala Powers Sundays-12 p.m.- m. Anyone desiring Hospitality Kits Harbor, T.H. not later than July 20, GM' A LOAD OF THIS! 11'1 Two- LIBRARY: or information about them may 1956. gun white heroine. raised by friend- Monday through Priday-l a.m. contact Mrs. Rosemary Searcy at U. S. ARMY, PACIFIC ly Indians, sets out or a trail of to 9 p.m. 418-B Jaros, Phone 73360. TRAFFIC SPECIALIST. GS-9. vengeance when her foster parents Saturday through Sunday - 1 The Youth Club party night was Transportation Division. HABCOM, are killed by outlaws. . . . Aided by p.rn to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to a success and well attended. A sep- Ft. Shafter. young marshal. she tracks down Bldg. 934 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. aration of age groups has been ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. the murderers. 9 pm. made, with the Junior group in- GS-7. Quartermaster Division. RATING . . . CENSORED . . . ARCHERY RANGE: cluding ages 11 thr,:aigh 13, and the HABCOM. Kapalama. File Stand- To quote the Bard of Avon. . . . A Mon., Wed.. Fri.-4:30 p.m. to Senior group including ages 14 ard Form 57 with Mrs. Viola Silver- rose by any otb.!r name ... SMELLS. dusk. through 18. nail. Employment Branch Office of Civilian Personnel, Building 24. Fort MONDAY BOAT HOUSE: The groups are open to all mili- Shafter, not later than July 20. BLACKJACK KETCHUM, Monday and Tuesday-Closed. tary dependents on Windward DESPERADO ,...p..../11/..../11/...../11.,... ans-11111.V.--.41p Oahu. and all are urged to come. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Howard Duff & Margaret Field CHURCH The schedule is as follows: APPRENTICE. Fourth Class S1.38 Story of Bli,ckiack Ketchum. Junior Club per hour. File Card Form 5000-AB frontier desperado and his chief SERVICES only with Board of U. S. Civil Serv- "protagonist" Fri_ July 20, 7:30 to 9:31 p.m.- played by Victor Jory games and dancing. ice Examiners, Bldg. =93. Center (See page 776 of The Winston Dic- Fri., Aug. 3, 7:30 to 9:30-Roller Drive, Honolulu 18 not later than tionary for meaning of big word.) Protestant skating party. (Bring your own July 31. 1956. Majority of vacancies RATING Even after RAINBOW VILLAGE skates). are located at the Pearl Harbor looking up the word we Still SUNDAY Senior Club Naval Shipyard and Public Works UNIVERSAL FAVORITE The know what the story is about. Center, Pearl Harbor. - 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School. Thurs., July 19, 7:30 to 10:00 bcys over at Universal Pictures - PLANNER & ESTIMATOR $2.59 TUESDAY 10:30 a.m.-Worship Service. Games and dancing. are always puffing Mara Corday BOMBARDIER Thurs.. Aug. 2, 7:36 to $2.81 per hour. File Card Form REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 to 10:00 p.m.- on a pedestal. The boys all over Randolph Scott & Pat O'Brien Roller skating 14ND-GEN-94-NEW with Industrial SUNDAY party. (Bring your have no objection. We went back to 1951 trying to own skates). Relations Office, Naval Supply Cen- 9:00 a.m. - Communion Serv- ter, Pearl Harbor, T. H. not later find some dope on this one. . . . No We are asking that all participat- ices. than 23 July 1956. application Form 57 (in duplicate) soap. According to the dictionary it ing please 10 9:00 a.m.-Divine Services. bring cents each night ACCOUNTANT & AUDITOR with District Public Works Office. could be about three different sub- for refreshments. This is being held 11:00 a.m. -Divine Set vices. GS-7. 9. 11, 12 (professional type 14th Naval District. Pearl Harbor. jects. . . . An artilleryman, one in in Building 477. charge of dropping bombs from an 6:00 p.m.-Hymns and medita- positions). File Card Form 5001-ABC SUPERVISORY MAINTENANCE tion. 57 GS-9. File Std. Form airplane. . . . Or a beetle. and Form with Manager. Branch ENGINEER WEDNESDAY Ot'fice. Room 352. Federal Bldg.. 57 with Industrial Relations Dept.. RATING . . . If you like any of FRA. 6:00 p.m.-Prayer and medita- Auxiliary Depot, Oahu. these three subjects maybe you are Honolulu. Naval Ammunition tion. Plans for the Barn Dance to be MILITARY PAY CLERK GS-4. T. H. not later than July 23. 1956 in for a pleasant evening. . . . This was made before held at the CEA Club July 28 are File Standard Form 57 (Publicity TYPEWRITER REPAIRMAN $1.88 Pat O'Brien start- now completed. ed giving TV commercials. Catholic The party will start Notice 56-10) with Commanding Of- to S2.04 per hour and ARMATURE at 7:30 and there will be both ficer. U. S. Naval Submarine Base. WINDER $2.07 to $2.25 per hour. SUNDAY WEDNESDAY square dancing and social dancing. Pearl Harbor not later than July Form 57 with Em- 8:30 a.m.-Mass. Rainbow Chapel. File Standard THE RAIDERS Prizes for the most original. cut- 24. 1956. ployment Division (P-10) Public Richard Conte & Viveca Lindfors 10:00 a.m.-Holy Mass, Station CONSIKLCTION Works Center, Pearl Harbor not Theater. est, or funniest outfits will be SUPERIN- Prospector's cabin is looted and awarded. TENDENT (GENERAL GS-9. File later than July 26. 1956. his wife killed by a territorial MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Tickets may bz purchased from Judge's gang. . . . He and Spaniard 6:95 a.m.-Holy Mass, St. Mi- Mrs. Harriet Zahn. stage robberies to bankrupt the cor- chael's. 450-A Minteer rupt Judge. SATURDAY St.. Rainbow Village. Any Fleet Re- CRO SSWORD PUZZLE serve. Auxiliary or prospective mem- 3 '5 * RATING . . . FAIR . . Anyone 6:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.-C-onfes- ACROSS ber is eligible for tickets. for Happy Hour at the Club? sions. St. Michael's. 1=I-leadgear , Refreshments for the July 13th 41-Poses for THURSDAY MONDAY portrait meeting were provided by Mrs. Ly- 5 LAWLESS 3:0(., p.m.-Children's Catechism S-Cure STREET dia Sisk. The next FRA Auxiliary 12-Macaw Randolph Scott & class. station school. 13--Look Angela Lansbury meeting will be held at the FRA .tarchingly 1 Randolph Scott plays the part of 7:00 p.m. - Novena, St. Mi- building on Aug. 3. 14-Heraldry: a town Marshal (What else?) and chael's. grafted 7:30 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. 16-Let ao after 78 minutes cleans up the 17-Rg-ton 26 7 zs : REGIMENTAL BLDG. IS-Concerning town. 1090 19-G reek RATING SUNDAY Larson to General marketplace ... GOOD ... This guy 21-Fruit cake Scott has cleaned up more towns 8:00 a.m.-Holy Mass (Confes- CAMP PENDLETON. Calif. - .22-Walk than Kefauver. sions, 7:15 a.m. to 7:55). Brig. Gen. August Larson was pro- 23-Female 9:00 a.m.- Benediction of the .(colloq.) NOTE . . . moted to his present rani. in cere- 26-God of love You HAD better ran Blessed Sacrament. 25-Mournful poem out and get the kiddies some more monies at this base July 2. .3 10:00 a.n .-Holy Mass (Confes- -. caps for their pistols. Looks like Gen. Larson has beer. assistant mountain '4:' ... sions 9:15 a.m. 33- Cla.ssi lies . 49 we are in for a steady diet of to 9:55). they 11:00 Base Commander since Aug. 15. 34-Initial went thataway." a.m.-Confessions. .35--Cbief : (Holy Mass daily at 6:15 a.m.). 1955. He reported to Camp Pendle- 36-Rocky hill ton July 19. 1955. from the post of 37-Prepare for TUESDAY print x Sr 5 commanding If Answer to Pessie 7:00 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. officer of the Marine 35-Former Barracks at the Brooklyn Naval law-making ISSMOUA WUMM3 body of Russia 1.4"r F Ps... I , . a.. SPRTIC42 OUUNOM Jewish Base. 43-Finished 2-Place for 16-Goes in 33-Obtain amid morim R:00 P 71.-Fr'.. Aloha chapel, The general entered the Marine 47,-Hoishevik coml.at 23-Musical drama ORO gPMUM MOW lader 3-Ha ing less 75-Concealed Moanaloa Housing. Corps in 1928 and was commission- 46-Turkish color 36--Beloved one! i! UMOWq PAUR regiment 4-Quarrel 24-Mature 4c-Join EMBOWNO it.MUGM ed a second lieutenant in 1931. He 25-Fleur-de-lis 41-Secondary Christian Science Z,0-Clayey earth 42- Resentment DRAD.BITOU attended the University of Minne- 51 -Paper measure 27-Paced 44-Rirer in Attic* 7.11iMU OMUUNPM 11 a.m.-Sun., Aloha Chapel, Mo- sota prior to enlisting in the Corps. 2-Pedal digit 5- Aegeanl sel"aini(jgd InSes. 29- Climbing 46-Flaccid CORM JMUVP NA ant)Ioa Housing, Pearl Harbor. Part of church 6-Handles 46-Wine cup During his 28 ye.r.rs service, Gen. Break suddenly 30-Rear of ship 47-Once around mg[ [alumna NRT Bs mistaken 31-Spanish for Latter Day Larson spent four years, from 1932 iu79-Heedtid::.-eirrded track WO UWOM 011013 Saints -river" If --.'may of goa n.00 p.m.-Sun_ Pearl City. to 1936 with the 4th Marines, at DOWN Z-Behind 1:40UPWL! warmlaN 11-Or weight Mquir4 9:30 a.m.-Sun., Pearl City. Shanghai, China.