WINDWARD OAHU STAMPEDE SAT-SUN 'Cowboy and Indian Parade Through Kailua to Signal Start of Two -Day Rodeo Events Ifs Rodeo Time Again

Fr: per -y of

'IT MA ; r^`:. MAR 6 1958 . reon 3127

(f4X)f 4f/ft)

VOL. VI, No. 40 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 4, 1957 WINDWARD OAHU STAMPEDE SAT-SUN 'Cowboy and Indian Parade Through Kailua To Signal Start of Two -day Rodeo Events Ifs rodeo time again. And that means it time for militar' and civilian citizens hereabouts to don boots and spurs and 10 gallon hats and mosey to the Windward Oahu Stampede at MCAS's Truan Arena for two days of rollicking fun tomorrow and Sunday. That ain't all either. For the small-fry who may tire of the sight of horse and cow flesh cavorting about the arena. there is a carnival situated just a calf-throw away. A colorful cowpoke parade through the heart or Kailua and ending at the rodeo grounds will signal the start of activity on each of the two days Each day. prizes will be awarded to the "best mounted" and the most "select costume" for men and women in two age groups. tin- der and over 16 years. I t The 1st Marine Brigade band will lead off the parade promptly PLEASE COME! On behalf of the rodeo committee, pretty six-year- at 12 p.m The American Indian. long old Cheri Chung extends an invitation Monday to Governor William a part of Mainland rodeos, will F. Quinn to attend the Windward Oahu Stampede-with Mrs. Quinn be represented in the parade by and the five little Quinns. Assuring the Governor that the invitation SSgt. Carl Bryant from Nebras- signed by Lt. Col. Jack E. Conger, military co-chairman, is authentic ka; Cpl. Herman Tallus of Ari- is Mr. Vernon L. Parker, president of the Windward Chamber of zona; and Cpl. William O'Brien Commerce. Petite Cheri is the daughter of Dr. ald Mrs. Robert of Wisconsin. They will ride in Chung of Kailua. It just happens, of course, that Dr. Chung is the the parade in authentic Indian civilian co-chairman for the rodeo. PHOTO BY SGT TOM WHIT- costumes made from materials TINGHAM. procured locally. This includes fasillaced lasiAdreres- Bryant and O'Brien are Sioux and Tallus hails from the Hopi tribe. Brigade Units Begin Embarkation When the parade ends here, action in the rodeo arena will start DRIVE KICK-OFF--The MCAS phase of the Red Feather campaign For Training at Pohakuloa, Hawaii and continue for about three and began Monday when MSgt. Eugene E. Adams, MCAS S-4 NCOIC one-half hours. The grand entry will and keyman for the administration building, delivered pledge card be made at 1 p.m. by all rodeo Over 750 Marines of the 1st Marine Brigade. FMF. embarked and campaign literature to Col. Jack R. Cram, MCAS CO. In the contestants. And then on-stage will ' drive when it was on LST's here last weekend and Monday for transportation to be the cream of the island 'rop of Brigade, the rapidly gathered momentum reported the Big Island and a month's training in the rugged Pohakuloa military and civilian bronc busters. that the 4th Marines' 4.2 Mortar Co. pledged 100 per cent shortly maneuver area. They were the first contingent of an estimated The events in which 109 cowboys before leaving for maneuvers on the Big Island. total of about 3.400 Leathernecks who will receive intensive will vie for the prize money include live firing and infantry training bareback bronc riding, calf exercises on Hawaii during October. senior reining, saddle bronc 17113dinging,1 Before dawn Monday, 127 officers 4.2 Mortar Co., 4th Marines Gives First to embark were Service Bat- land men of the 42 Mortar Co., 4th team roping, junior reining, steer talion personnel. who will set up 'Marines. embarked. This unit. with wrestling, race, rib- and maintain the base camp at the the artillery and Anti -Tank Co will bon roping.cloverleaf junior bullbarrel riding, and 00 Per Cent to Red Feather Drive saddle area training site. Some 250 'remain at Pohakuloa for the entire bull riding. to members of the battalion left last A keyman system of solicitation is being used this year month of October. These same events will be held spur the Honolulu Community Chest campaign which began Friday and Sunday Maj. Edward J. Infantry battalions each day closing with a calf battalion executive officer, from the 4th Monday in the 14th Naval District. Both the 1st Marine Brigade Orem. :Marines. who were scheduled to fol- scramble open to youngsters age will be base camp commander, in the drive to low this week, will undergo tram- See WINDWARD STAMPEDE, P-3 and the Marine Corps Air Station have joined nwho to Big Island Sunday. ew the ing on a rotating basis during the fulfill this year's goal of $85.000 which is $30.000 more than Let Also loading out Sunday were 47 month. year. members of the Anti-Tank Co., 4th A second detail of 250 men from Marines. 40 artillerymen from Gen. Greunther The keyman system employs one and the 3rd Bn., 12th Marines, left Ka- the 3rd Bn., 12th Marines. The Red Feather representative for GENERAL PATE neohe Wednesday and were follow- Anti-Tank personnel will act as These keymen ed by 160 more on Thursday. To Visit K-Bay about every 25 men. aggressors during the maneuvers. then turn contributions over to the REAPPOINTED An advance party of 30 men from department representatives. The the 3rd Bn.. 4th Marines. ac cons- Monday, Oct. 14 plan ensures that almost every panied the artillerymen Monday, COMMANDANT I man in the unit be called upon The remainder of the battalion. Gen. Alfred M. Greunther, U. S. President Eisenhower last week MarCer Announces Army, (ret.). President of the Am- to contribute. some 750 strong. were expected to announced the reappointmen t of embark yesterday or today. They erican National Red Cross. will con- Maj. N. M. Bennett. Brigade Randolph McC. Pate as Com- will return to Kaneohe on Oct. 16. duct a whirlwind tour of some Oahu Chairman. said the 4.2 Mortar Co., Gen. Reduction Policy bases Monday, Oct. 14. ac- Corps for The 2nd Bn.. 4th Marines. will military 4th Marines, jumped off to an mandant of the Marine to ComFourteen Notice 5050. The Marine Corps is continuing begin embarkation on Tuesday, Oct. cording early lead when that unit partici- tuo years beginning Jan. 1. 1958. The general is scheduled to ar- pated 100 per cent on the first day the early release of certain enlisted 8. Last unit to load will be the 1st Gen. Pate, the 21st Commandant Marines in connection with the rive at the Kaneohe Bay Marine (Monday) of the drive just before Bn.. 4th Marines. scheduled to begin of Marine Corps, asauzned his I Air Station at 8:30 a.m. on Big the first reduction in personnel accord- the move to Pohakuloa on Oct. 14. Corps leaving for maneuvers on the ing to a Headquarters. Marine that date. Island. present duties on Jan. 1, 1956, re- A detachment of personnel from He will discuss Red Cross matters Corps. release. There will be no Brigade representatives from placing Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd. HMR-161 will accompany the troops briefly with Brig. Gen. Avery R. additional early releases necessi- the 4th Marines; MAG-13; Serv- Prior to Gen. Pate's appoint- moving by LST The aircraft will Kier, 1st Marine Brigade command- Jr. tated by the cut announced last ice Bn.; 3rd Bn., 12th Marines; be frown to the Lig Island. ing general, and members of his ment the Commandants were ap- week by Secretary of Defense Brigade Ha. Co. and HMR-161 Principal purpose of the October and Col. Jack R. Cram, CO, pointed to serve a four-year tour. Charles E. Wilson. Reductions will! staff, held an organizational meeting last 'training is to afford the artillery MCAS, and members of his staff. be accomplished by lowering re- Maj. J. W. Kirkland. The Marine commander's tour was and mortars unlimited liveli firing After this. Gen Greunther will ad- Thursday. cruet quctr. s and by reducing of- MCAS Drive chairman. and Mr. changed to coincide with the ten- opportunity unavailable elsewhere dress officers, noncommissioned officer input. Ed. ward D. K. Ching, civilian ear- ure of the ether members of the The announcement last week or- in the Hawaiian Islands. The in- ficers and petty officers. of the fantry units will conduct realistic Marine Corps and Navy in the Sta- ployees chairman. addressed the Joint Chiefs of Staff. dered the Corps to cut an addi- MCAS kick-off rally in the Sta- battalion size problems and will be tion Theater at 9 am. tional 10.000 men from its previ- tion conference room Monday. At Gen. Pate, a graduate of Virginia actively supported by both the ar- A Marine Corps helicopter will ously announced ceiling of 190,000. both meetings department heads Military Institute and a Marine of- It has until July. 1958 to reduce tillery and panes of MAG-I? airlift the general to Schofie:d and unit representatives .rere in- ficer for 37 years, is a veteran of 188.000. and is al- Each infantry battalion will be Barracks for his next appointment. its strength to structed in the conduct of the the Korean conflict. World War II lowed remaining reon the Big Island for a nine-day 1. He is also scheduled to visit the to delay the drive, and were given Community pre-World War II expedition- duction until early in Fiscal Year period Naval Base. Pearl Harbor and Fort and Much of the fresh food required DeRussy. Chest Literature. ary service in Santo Domingo and 1959. China. The Corps will maintain three for use by Brigade units rill be At each place. he will give a 35 Almost every man and woman Divisions and Wings. although at purchased locally on Hawaii. Pur- minute talk to tell some of the Red aboard the Station is expected to The Commandant is married to somewhat reduced levels. Head- chases will include vegetables. bread, Cross story to members of the Arm- be contacted before the Drive ends the former Mary K Hunting of Win.. quarters said. sulk, ice cream and fresh produce. ed Forces. Oct 18. nipeg. Canada. Pails 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday. October 4, 1957 REENLISTMENTS the 1st MARINE BRIGADE HQCO LORENTZEN, Frederick, A., TSgt, for six years. K -BAY KIBITZER COL. JACK R. CRAM Commanding Officer °MELLEN, John T., Sgt, for six LT. COL. CHARLES KIMAK Executive Officer years. by Bradley CAPT. GLENN B. STEVENS Informational Services Officer MAG 13 TSGT. FRANK FIDDLER Editor James M., TSgt, MACS- YOUNG, this PFC. DAN STUPKA Sports Editor 2, for six years. This week has dawned clear and dry and, as I write CPL. ROY K. HEITMAN Reporter 4th MARINES column, I keep coming back to the hope that the weekerd will PFC. BILL GOINS Reporter ALBERTINE. George A., SSgt, be equally as nice for the Windward Oahu Stampede. The WINDWARD MARINE is published every Friday by and for H &S Oo., 3til3n., for six years. With payday this week, there should be no criiieal financial tne personhel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990, KEEN, William. SSgt, H&S Co., c o Feet problems for those who wish to attend and it my belief that Post Office, San Francisco, Calif., under the supervision of six years. the Informational Services Office. Printed at the Windward Reporter 4th Mar. for most Marines will. I know the civilian community is going to Paul K., Sgt, Co. "D" 2d Publishing Co., Lanikai, T. H. Published in conformity with paragraph AFOA, turn out in force. 17107, MCM, financed by Station Special Services (non-appropriated Bn, for four years. funas at no cost to the government. THE WINDWARD MARINE re- CAMPBELL Robert B., Sgt. Wpns At least, if high level backin. counts. the civilians are going ceives material from the combined Station and 1st Marine Brigade, Co. 1st Bn, for two years. to be here. Last Friday Mayor rBlaisdell signed a proclamation FMF, Informational Services Offices and is a member of Armed HENRY, Jessie J.. Sgt, Co. "C" 1st declaring the first week in October Windward Oahu Stampede Forces Press Service, 250 West 57th St., New York 14, N. Y. Bn, for four years. Week. In the proclamation he cited the fine military-civilian co- "Armed Forces Press Service (AFPE) material appearing in this KOZUCH, Gerald J., Sgt, Wpns. publication may not be reprinted without the written permission of operation and urged all Oahu citizens to support the stampede Armed Forces Press Service." Co.. 2d Bn, for three years. with its worthy cause of raising money for the Windward Hos- J.. Sgt, H&S No paid advertising may be accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE MITCHELL, Billy pital. Co., 3d Bn, for six years. may be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section and signified his support by publicly the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220 Telephones: WIND- TERRY, Rance A., Sgt, Co. On Monday Governor Quinn WARD MARINE 72104; ISO 72535 - 72955 - 72120. 3dBn, for six years. accepting an invitation to attend the rodeo. He seemed quite in- Subscription Rate $2.50 per year TRACY, Normand C. Sgt, H&S terested in the project, although I doubt he'll find time to bring (Circulation-4,500) Co., 2dBn, for six years. Nirs. Quinn and the five little Quinn's to the rodeo. VAUGHN, Howard H., Sgt, Co. Delegate John Burns, Hawaii's delegate to Congress, has ex- "G." six years. 3dBn, for his kokua and willingness to assist. Delegate Burns is Editor's HOLDEN, Herbert Jr., Cpl, Co. pressed Corner of the progressive "B," 1st Bn, for three years. Windward resident and a strong supporter STALDER, Memo C. Jr., Cpl, HAGS efforts of residents on this side of the island. A Year Around Task Co.. 3dBn. for six years. !;LAIR. Billie F., Pfc., Co. "A," 1st rodeo gets underway at 1 p.m.. following a cowboy pa- CARELESSNESS! Did you know that 90 per cent of all fires Bn. for three years. The Campos Dairy in Kailua. This, by the way, should are caused by carelessness? The annual 1957 "Fire Prevention ,CANDELL Charles D., Pfc, Co. "C." rade from the since the parade is open to any mili- Week" being observed during the week of Oct. 6 thru 12 calla lstBn, for four years. he quite a colorful affair riders. An added note of interest will be real. our attention to this. Our nation has made a good start in fire OGUICH. George F.. Pfc, Co. "D," tary or civilian in authentic dress. As far as I know. prevention and real progress is being made. It's up to us as in- 2dBn, for two years. live American Indians dividuals to keep the ball rolling. OWENS. Glen H., Pfc, Co. "I," 'here have never been Indians in a cow-boy parade here in the 3dBn, for three years. ;slands before. This should prove a real drawing card. Matches can be helpful in many ways. We need theni and use PATTY. Levi, Pfc. Co. "E," 2d I there will be three of them and they are, of course. them in cooking, heating, building campfires, burning trash and Bn, for three years. think Marines. is not particularly astounding but I other necessary chores. However, last year alone matches and SORRELL, William E.. Pfc, Co. Who else? This busy making it smoking were responsible for more fires in our country than any "B." 1st Bn, for two years. 'kink their attire will be. They have been very other single cause. They caused one out of every four fires. and themselves. Where all of the ingredients came from. I know not. damaged or destroyed homes. stores, schools. churches and other They acquired some feathers. They have obtained bows and ar- property worth millions and millions of dollars. Traffic Violations rows 1Special Services. I suspect I. and tomahawks i not Special What is even worse. of course, is the large number of persons. Services issue I. 1st MARINE BRIGADE From what I understand. their basic attire was not too dif- young and old, who were hurt or killed in fires caused by those 3rd Bn., 12th Marines ficult to create. I hear it rumored that the old, reliable loin little phosphorous-covered sticks called matches. Many were BOWLING, B. R., Pvt., "H" Btry. cloth will be the principal item of clothing. youngsters or smaller children left unattended bla careless Speeding 50-55 '35. CivDrivPriv- of New York this might cause an eyebrow adults. Children are curious and mieches have a purpose. When Susp for 21 days, Safe Driving On the streets it create much of a stir here in these two come into contact wit:, each other they form a deadly School. or two to be lifted. But shouldn't as far combination which is responsible for causing one-fifth of the MAG-13 Hawaii. The Hawaiians were wearing the equivalent destruction and tragedy caused annually by fire. SCOGGINS, W. H.. Cpl., H&IIS- hack in history as the Indians. Here it's called a malo. If you 13. Speeding 30 25. No T. H. went to the Aloha Week Preview at the station theater last Panic can be a killer! Ironically. though it springs from a Drivers License. Referred to Com- night. you saw the malo being worn by the Aloha Week King consuming desire to stay alive. it is apt to destroy you. Time after manding Officer for appropri- and his court. time it has turned relatively minor emergencies into riots in ate action. which scores of people were suffocated or trampled to death. ROACH. J. A.. Sgt. VMF-232. Panic is contagious! It can spread in an instant from one hysteri- Speeding 35-40 25. CivDrivSusp Suppose you tire of rodeo in the course of the afternoon. The cal person to a roomful of people. We as individuals have to for 14 days. Planners have not overlooked this possibility and have created know how to act quickly when fire strikes. 4th Marines some amusement that should be right down my alley. anyway. You should familiarize yourself with the location of the fire BARROWS, D. R.. Pfc.. "A" Co.. Two attractions at the carnival. or midway. are, for adults more alarm box nearest your home or place of business. After 1st Bn., Illegal Parking, CivDriv- than for children. I'm sure. Or at least they are for the older turning PrivSusp for 14 days. in an alarm you my age. should remain at the box to direct the firemen DUREE. C.. Pfc.. '13" Co., 1st children about to the scene unless the fire is of sufficient size to be plainly seen. Bn., No T. H. Drivers License, One of these "specials" is a car that you can beat on with a Unfortunately. no one has discovered an inoculation against Referred to Commanding Officer sledge hammer-for the appropriate crossing of palms with fire injury. or we could perhaps get a vaccination along with for appropriate action. script. This is something I haven't done before but I under- our shots for polio. smallpox or diptheria. In place of this we STABLE:FORD, R. H. 2ndLt.. "F" stand the car-beating booth has been a big attraction at other are going to have io use plain common sense. Knowing what Co., 2nd Bn.. Failure to stop at carnivals. If ot.i're a little unhappy with the first sergeant, to do in en emergency may save your life someday. or the life stop sign. CivDrivPrivSusp for stroll out to the carnival and take your revenge out on the of one of your children. so let's get with it! Don't be careless, it seven days. helpless piece of steel that cant fight back. Save a blow for may hurt you.-BG. CIVILIANS me. though. SALATA, M. M.. Passing school There will be quite a number of booths at the Rodeo, manned S...., . "km. .16 ....S...... a..., "S. bus. CivDrivPrivSusp for seven .. both by civilians and military. There should be something to days. However. is other TOASTMASTERS CLUB 1805 CONNORS. H. G.. Driving on appeal to each individual's tastes. there one wrong side of the road. Safe booth I've heard about that sounds as though it should draw By Shipp iT ishall Driving School. crowds. It's a dunking booth. - ,. " .. -...... hard-charging carnival committee has arranged to "THEY TEACH THEMSELVES TO SPEAK ON THEIR FEET" The have a big water tank I courtesy of the engineers. I think with Feel awkward when you get up to make a speech before a Basic THE a dunking rig over the top of it. Through the simple expedient Training Cass or even a PTA meeting? More than 87.000 men in this STORK country and abroad claim they have the solution. They say there is of hurling a baseball against a target. the gents with the strong IS HERE right arms get to see somebody tumbled into the drink. no safer place in the world for a man to act awkward than a meeting S, "kw.", ,11. . of a Toastmaster Club. I don't know who is to have the doubtful honor of sitting in TRIPLER ARMY HOSPITAL For these men banded together in some 2.500 local clubs this the chair waiting to take a header but I understand the com- acting awkward has a purpose. They want to learn to speak well, JOINER mittee is refusing to accept applications from privates who are Gregory Nathan. Son of Sgt. and and they are determined that the best wty to do it is to make their volunteering their platoon sergeant's services. mistakes among themselves and to teach each other. Mrs. Phillip J. Joiner Jr of 1124 Panahou Street. Honolulu on Sept. In a Toastmaster Club that is exactly what happens. No experts 15. Now it seems to me this is enough of a sample the fun in preach enunciation. gesticulation and modulation. The Toastmasters GRIFFIN simply to feet loose. Their fellow members store for those who attend the Windward Oahu Stampede. If climb shakily their and let Antoinette Lee. daughter of Cpl. are their critics as well as their applauders. you still interested in buying a ticket so that you can and Mrs. Virgil L. 70 ':fin of 41- are not There is a fixed program, designed to bear out the club slogan: 2217 Poalima Place. Waimanalo enjoy yourself. better put in a call to the undertaker. All of -Toastmasters is more tan clots -it is an education." The ne- a on Sept. 18. your good. red American blood has run out. ophyte orator first goes through st hat is known as basic training. STOCKTON There's one other thought. of course. Why not buy a ticket which includes 12 speaking assignments over 12 to 18 months of Toni Lynn. daughter of Sgt. and anyway. Th,_. money from this rodeo is all going for the bene- club membership. After that, he can take a 16 assignment course Mrs. Bob G. Stockton of 941-B fit of the Windward Oahu Hospital building fund. True. you called "beyond basic training." Or he may go into other projects Prospect Street. Honolulu on Sept. and I probably will never see it but thuse who follow behind u- planned to advance his speaking ability. .; 18. will certainly appreciate our efforts. Also. this is a pretty nice The learning process works like this: A new member undergoes ARMSTRONG indoctrination from the club's educational chairman. He is then as- Linda Marie. daughter of Sgt civilian community we live with. Why not just bear a hand to signed his first spcf...ch which he will deliver in a few short weeks with and Mrs. Clifford H. Armstrong of help tlifni out? assistance from the educational committee which works v 411 each 41-597 Poilima Street. Waimanalo new member. And that's all there is to it. on Sept. 30. Next week we will discuss the training manual and the methods it EASTBURN Now that I've dropped a few hints. I thing I'll head for home. prescribes to mold a speaker. Why not drop over to the Staff Club Wendy Nalani, daughter of Cpl. and scrape the mildew off my hoots. Wonder if they'll'otill fit. next Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. and sit in with the Toastmasters- and Mrs. Bryce W. Eastburn of 41- If you see a guy at the rodeo who looks like he's walking on once again you are reminded you're under no obligation-just enjoy 950 Kalanianaole Highway. Born eggs it'll probably he me-but I'm going to wear those boots if yourself. Sept. 25. it kills me. Friday, October 4, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE dAY,.T. ft Par_ 3 '0' Club Packed Auditorium Marks Meeting Best Costumes Of Mokapu Elementary School PTA At 'Vegas' Spirited discussion and the preseptation of lo;. to staff mem- Night bers highlighted the first meeting of the 'Mokapu Elementary School PTA last Thursday evening in the school auditorium. To Win Prizes The meeting opened with the invocation being intoned by Chap- Further details of the Las Vegas lain Carl A. Auel. Presiding chairman, Navy CWO William H. night to be held tomorrow at the Oaring, Mokapu PTA vice-Presi- Commissioned Officers' Mess (Open) dent, then introduced Mr. James K. were announced this week. F. Lee, Mokapu school principal. In his opening remarks. Mr. Lee Funeral Services A new wrinkle is the award of prizes to the best dressed discussed the increase in his staff, "buck- revealing enrollment his aroo and cowgal." Of course, that at For Major Doyle for chool numbered 774 students, an in- the easterners, informal clothes are all right. crease of about 100 over last year. Each teacher was introduced Conducted Tues. The bar will open at 7 pm. and to the assembled parents who Tues- chuck wagon chow will Funeral services were held be served filled the auditorium to overflow- day for the late Marine Maj. Ernest from 7:30 to 9 pm. Roast beef, ap- ing. A member of the audience who was killed Sept. 17 propriately, is on the menu. R. Doyle Jr. placed a lei on each teacher as when his plane crashed at sea off There will be special games to he or she was introduced. the Naval Air Station at Iwakuni, help carry out the theme of the The main topic of discussion, at Japan. rodeo weekend affair and these from a point of time con- will WINDWARD STAMPEDE PROCLAMATION-Honolulu's Mayor least Chaplain Carl A. Auel conducted be topped off with an auction at sumed, was the working of children Neal S. Blaisdell, center, signs the proclamation the funeral service at the Rainbow midnight. declaring the first in the school cafeteria. Mr. Garing, week in October as ''Windward Oahu Stampede Week." The edict Village chapel at K-Bay at 1 p.m. The club announcement pro- Mr. Lee and Mrs. Ruth Wilkins, The service was attended by many urges all citizens to support the Stampede which is a co-sponsored claims dancing from 8 to midnight sixth grade teacher, explained the of Maj. Doyle's fellow pilots and effort between the Windward Community and the Kaneohe and invites "stomping" to the mu- Marine policy of school children employed friends now stationed here. sic of the Mellows. Corps Air Station for the benefit of the Windward Community Hos- in this manner. They emphasized pital Following movement of the body The no host party will building fund. Lt. Col. Jack E. Conger, co-chairman of the that the work was not hard, the include favorable under escort, full military honors a number of civilians who Stampede, and Miss Joyce Ehlers, Miss Kailua, who will reign as working conditions were have and that all heavy work was ac- were rendered during graveside been instrumental in making ar- queen of the rodeo, look on as the mayor signs. Memorial complished by cafeteria employees. services at Punchbowl rangements for the Windward Oahu of the Pacific at 2 p.m. A motion to investigate the possi- Cemetery Stampede. Brigade, FMF, bility of adult worker, to The 1st Marine hiring an escort be paid out of PTA funds, was voted furnished the band, military PROCLAMATION down. It was further stated that in- and firing squad. $200 in Prizes WHEREAS, the citizens of the Windward Oahu community and sufficient funds allotted the Ter- Brig. Gen. Avery R. Kier, Brigade the officers and men of the Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, ritorial Department of Public In- commanding general, presented the Await have established and maintained a most friendly and cooperative struction prevented the hiring of flag to Maj. Doyle's wife, Mary Winners relationship; and additional workers. Louise, who resides with their son, WHEREAS, the outstanding spirit is being manifested in the joint The sixth grade room of Mrs. Bruce, 14, at 210 N. Kalaheo Ave., In Photo Contest civilian-military effort to conduct a Windward Oahu Stampede on Wilkins won the banner for parent Kailua. October 5 6. Two-hundred dollars in gift and 1957: and attendance. Maj. Doyle was attached to VMA- cer- WHEREAS. this tificates await the winners of the undertaking has as its goal only the betterment Thursday, Oct. 24 is the date set 332 of the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing 1st Marine Brigade-MCAS photo- of the community through the raising of funds for the construction for the next meeting of the Mokapu in Japan. graphy contest which is being held of the Windward Oahu Community Hospital; and PTA in the school auditorium. Time to determine entries for the ma- WHEREAS, this rodeo and carnival will give the people of Oahu will be announced at a later date. rine Corps Photography Contest an opportunity for pleasure and entertainment at reasonable cost Contest Winner and the Seventh Interservice Photo- while helping the Windward community to achieve its goal. graphy Contest. NOW, THEREFORE, I, NEAL S. BLAISDELL, Mayor of the Cross-Observer City anal County of Honolulu. do A Joint Brigade-Station hereby proclaim the first week in 'Kauai Bound bulletin, October. 1957, as Windward Oahu Stampede Week. and do hereby now in the process of preparation, urge all of our citizens to support the Windward Oahu Stampede. Program Slated will explain details of the contest. For Mitzi Date Deadline for NEAL S. BLAISDELL K-Bay contestants get to turn in entries Mayor For Oct.-Nov. The winner was slated to is slated to be his prize today. Pfc. James W. 12 noon. Monday. Oct. 21. City and County of Honolulu Entry A cross-observer program based Monahan. H&S Co., 2nd Bn., 4th blanks and a Done this 27th day of September, copy of the pertinent on a two week mutual exchange of Marines. was scheduled to leave rules may 1957, in Honolulu, Hawaii. be obtained in the Bri- officers among Marine Aircraft by commercial air this morning for gade and Station Special Services Group 13; 4th Marines; Service Bn; a "day on the set with Mitzi." Offices located topside in Bldg. 3rd Bn., 12th Marines and Marine Pfc. Monahan won the recent 258. IThis building is near the EM- Helicopter Transport Squadron 161 contest to select a title for Miss Club). Entries may be turned is being planned for October and in to Over 125,000 Service Dependents Gaynor. the lovely 20th Cen- these same offices. Judges November. Mitzi will be fury -Fox of Pacific. announced at a later date. The program permits an officer Star South His title. "A Marine's Dream in the to acquire a full and mutual un- Treated Under Medical Care Plan 20th Century" not only earned him derstanding of how other units are a $50 cash prize but the all-expense Jackson WASHINGTON - More than 125,000 members of service operated. College paid trip to Kauai as well. families were given medical attention by civilian hospitals and Five MAG-13 officers and two physicians at a cost of 815.5 million in less than seven months. from HMR L)-161 will depart from The plans, revealed earlier this Offers Classes A progre's report on the Dependents' Medical Care Program' MCAS on Monday Oct. 7 for a first week. were for Pfc. Monahan to hand view of the maneuvers at spend today on the set with Mitzi. Jackson College in Honolulu has for the period Dec. 7. 1956. to July 1, showed that the Defense then remain overnight at the Co- announced their tentative fall night Department received 103.000 bills Pohakuloa. The visiting party will for co Palms hotel and return tomor- schedule for 1957 which began on totalling over $10.7 million from treatment in Armed Forces facil- remain with the host unit a period of one week. The following row niorning. Sept. 30. Late registrations will be civilian hospitals and almost 128.000 ities and that the plan is being week the relationship will be re- accepted until Oct. 8. claims from doctors amounting to accepted by civilian physicians and versed with the parent unit be- Courses offered are Business Ad- $8.8 million. hospitals as well as military fam- N .Y. Rail ministration. coming the host unit. Terminal Bible. Education. Po- Average amount of the hospital ilies. litical Science. Psychology, Secre- Observers assigned to Pohakuloa claims was 5103.60: that of the Displays Marine Pix tarial Science. Sociology. Law. En- will be air-lifted to and from the Under PL 569, NEW YORK-Marines in battle. gineering. Nursing. Dental. Medical physicians 568.84. training area. Field equipment and military families generally pay Windward Stampede training and on liberty will be and Pharmacy. Continued from P-1 mountain sleeping bags will be the first S25 of any combined ex- furnished observers by the Base shown in photographs at the East- In order to meet the needs of 12 and under from among the man-Kodak Exhibition Hall in adults for work penses for treatment at civilian Camp Commander. in the community spectators. About 20 of these as- Grand Central Terminal here Oct. on the college level. a campus pro- facilities. Each officer will submit a report piring cowhands will be arrayed 21-Nov. 10. gram offers courses in the evening. Of the claims submitted. ap- on what he saw and learned and at one end of the arena and an It is said to be one of the largest These include both under-graduate proximately 40 per cent were for give any nerprui suggestion that anticipatd 10 calves will be turn- groups of photographs ever selected and graduate courses and carry full Air Force dependents, 30 per cent will tend to make the cross-obser- ed loose at the other end. Each ver program more effective. for a singe showing.-IAFPS) college residence credit. Classes of- Navy. 27 per cent Army and slight- youngster who catches and holds fered under this program are part ly more than two per cent for Pub- a calf may keep it as a prize. of the regular college offerings and lic Health Service families. Ma- Tickets. to gain entry to the rodeo are faculty members of taught ty ternity cases headed the list with arena may be obtained at the ro- the college. moved to an evening the but tonsillectomies second. deo grounds tomorrow. No admis- RIPPING hour to permit in-service teachers, off "Co- In a sampling of 1,000 cases, sion will be charged to the carni- "scalp" public service personnel, business- about s2 per cent of the sponsors val area but tickets must be pre- conut-head Jane men. off-duty military personnel, were separated from the patients sented to be admitted to the ro- Doe," SSgt. and others to attend. by duty assignment. A similar deo. Truan Arena has a seating Bryant, a full- Tuition is at the rate of charged month-to-month survey among capacity of 7.000. blooded Sioux In- $10.00 per credit hour. Jackson families participating in pro- In addition to kiddie rides in the dian, stationed at College will grant a 50 per cent dis- the gram discloses that the only criti- carnival area, there will also be MCAS, is get- count on tuition to all Air Force, food. soft drink and script booths, Arnw, Navy and Marine Oorps cisms concern the lack of provi- ting in the mood sion for dental and outpatient care plus one prize booth. The Fort Hase for his participa- personnel although the school does recreation area will be used for in the plan. tion in the Wind- not now have a military approved the sale of beverages also. The assistance The DMCP office now is mak- ward Oahu Stam- program. carnival area will open at 12 noon ing a complete study of dental remain in operation until 7 pede tomorrow care for dependents through and a p.m. and Sunday. The committee authorized by the It won't be necessary for civilians authentic c o s- Rhymes of the Times Secretary of Defen'4 to make to have a pass to get into the Air fume was made DAWAR recommendations wibrs for future ac- Station. it was announced. Plenty by Bryant this ALONG 11,16 WAY ?)34,. tion on the problem. will -111711i0SE %filo of free parking be available week from mater- The report concludes that the off Mokapu Road to tht general ials obtained lo- mo ATM-WIN PAY program is providing medical care area of Middaugh Street. Military cally. for many service dependents who traffic police will be posted to di- ecps 4.'

might otherwise be unable to get , rect motorists to parking areas. Peg. 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 4, I 9S7 RODEO COMPETITION RULES PROVIDE COLORFUL ACTION The action stemming from the many events in a rodeo witnessed by thousands of spectators is varied, colorful and exciting. Because of the wealth of action inherent in this rugged sport, the rules governing the conduct of the contestant might possibly be overlooked. For the few seconds he is in the limelight, the contestant has his hands full. He must meet the requirements of the individual event with a combination of brawn, brains and agility. Most of the events included in , --- the Windward Oahu Stampede rope barrier. When this barrier is are different from those that gov- taking place tomorrow and Sunday 'released,; it permits horse and ro_ ern the saddle riding contest. Bare des- at MCAS's Truan Arena are per to enter the arena for timed affords a surcingle for events back only cribed Remaining events. A ten second penalty is im- balance. Under the rules, the rider issue. are listed elsewhere in this if the rider's mount breaks is allowed to use only one arm SADDLE BRONC RIDING this barrier before the starter's while attempting to keep two leas Tough and treacherous, saddle flag drops around his twisting bucking bronc riding is one of the more i The rope mils+ pass over the mount The fee arm he must wave CALF ROPING exciting events. Broncs are fitted calf's head. The rider must then in the air to pi-0:v to the judges with a plain halter, a rope to use dismount, grasp the rope and he is playing the game according is a rein and a regulation bropc walk towsrd the calf and then Ito Hoyle. He must stay aboard for Rodeo Rises From Obscure Contests saddle. The rope must be held by throw the calf by hand. He can- leight seconds. with one hand and on not throw the calf by use of the rider BULL RIDING same side of the horse's neck horse or rope. It the calf is down the The bull is rigged and the cow- To Events of National Prominence free when the ropeti reaches it. he The other hand must remain boy mounts in a bucking chute. By TSGT. GARRY M. CAMERON in must let it up before proceeding Both feet must be kept the At a signal from the rider, the 'Ah got fifty-cents that says 'Red' can heat Johnny's time stirrups and the bronc must be to throw him by hand. The chute man opens the gate, the feet call ropin,' drawled a lean Texan to another cowboy perched spurred continually with both feet. calf is then tied by any three bull charges out and time begins. on the corral beside him. It was the year 1882 on a big cattle Being bucked off, changing hands with a "piggin" string. The roper The contestant must ride with is two loops but he spread in Texas. Round-up time was over and the spirited cow- on rein, wrapping rein around allowed must one hand grasped on a "riggin" pack two ropes if he intends to hands gathered around the corral for relaxation. Informal wa- hand, pulling leather, loosing feet called a bull rope. Also attached two loops. After gers were made as the men com- from stirrup. touching bronc or nee tying. the to the underside of the bull rope peted with each other in roping, and Midwestern towns and by saddle disqualifies the rider. He cowboy signals by throwing both It a cowbell which infuriates the arms in air. bronc riding, steer wrestling and 1920 had spread eastward. Sharp- must stay on the horse for ten the already unhappy bull. Getting other contests of skill. eyed eastern sports promoters seconds. Points are given for spur- BAREBACK RIDING bucked off or touching the an- noticed the tremendous drawing ring properly, good riding and the The rules of the bareback game See RODEO RULES. P-8 At the turn of the 19th century performance of the horse. this scene was typical of cattle power of this dare-devil activity ranches throughout the Western and from the first program at CALF ROPING United States. And from this be- Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, N. Y. The roper starts from behind a ginning rodeos were gradually de- in 1916 it ended up as an annual veloped into public exhibitions of event in Madison Square Garden. riding and roping !dal]. When the new Garden was com- Rodeo They spread rapidly to all parts pleted in 1929 the name of the event Truan Arena of Lie country west of the Miss- was changed to World's Champion issippi River and eventually into Rodeo. It has topped all similar Is Largest in Isles; Canada and the Eastern part of the sports programs in prize money and United States. attendance. Authorities generally agree that Also in 1929 producers formed the History Revealed the first public competition for Rodeo Association of America, prizes for bronc riding and steer adopted rules to govern all rodeos Tomorrow at 1 p.m. during roping was held in Pecos. Texas and award authentic titles. prevent the Windward Stampede, Tru- on July 4th, 1883. conflicting days. and in general fur- an Rodeo Arena will resound Popularity of these annual cele- ther the interest of rodeo. Standard for the second time with the brations soon expanded to other point systems of scoring the bucking wildwest yell of "ride 'em cow- cattle raising centers and eventually and riding events were adopted and boy." organized rodeos became known as calf roping, steer roping and area- Dedicated last year to the late Frontier Days, Roundups. and ling. wild cow milking and chuck Marine Sergeant Fritz Truan. by Stampedes. A rodeo in Western com- wagon races were to be judged on Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, then munities on July 4th soon became a time basis. Brigade CO. the rodeo arena is the as traditional as firecrackers. Except for roping. bucking and newest and largest in the Hawaiian BULL RIDING From local events the excitement riding events moving faster. the 'Islands. Constructed by "C" Corn- of seeing dare-devil cowboys per- Pendleton show has changed little pany, 7th Engineer Battalion. un- form grew to big regional affairs in 47 years. Cowboys don't just ride der the expert guidance of Lt. Col. that drew thousands of spectators. now until the judges are satisfied. Fraser E. West, Truan Arena is Among the rodeos that have grown they are out to 'beat the clock.' picturesquely located in the Ft. to national fame are those at Cal- Although Eastern tans are able Hesse area on the shore of Kailua gary, A:berta: Salinas, Calif.; Sid- to see all the thril:s and excitement Bay. ney, Nebr.; Cheyenne, Wyoming; provided by top performers. it is Sergeant Truan was killed dur- Pendleton. Ore.; and Fort Worth, towns like Pendleton, Salinas, ing the fighting on Iwo Jima in Texas. Cheyenne, Okanogan and the many 1945. His last big rodeo was here In 1917. Forth Worth. Texas held other Western communities unere In Honolulu. in early 1944. when the first indoor rodeo in the the rip-roaring Wild West had its 'he rode off with saddle bronc Stockyards coliseum. Indoor rodeo beginning and once a year relives lhonors. This Hawaiian Crown was became popular in many Western the Frontier Days. added to his World's All-Around (Championship of a few years earlier. Leather-pounding Fritz blasted into the rodeo circuit from Ceile, Calif, as a lean, dynamic youth of 19. Wiping out more experienced competition rapidly, he was soon recognized as a topflight performer. and in 1940 gained the distinction of being named MI-Around Cham- pion. A real Champ. in the truest

I sense, hard-riding Fritz was the SADDLE BRONC RIDING only rodeo contestant to stay aboard the fabulous horse. Starlight. for a qualifying ride. He was equally proficient riding bareback Or wrestling steers. At the zenith of his career. war 'clouds broke over the nation and in 1941 the high-spirited cowboy joined the Marine Corps. Sergeant Truan was killed leading a group against a Japanese position on Iwo in 1945. In a dramatic tribute. fans in CH:LDREN LAUGH and cheer at his antics, and he apr?ars to be Honolulu attended a rodeo on May much like his counterpart in Barnum and Bailey's three ring circus, 2-3. 1945. shortly before the war but each time the rodeo clown is called upon to display his talents, ended and on opening night a si- lent crowd of 6.000 he flirts with mutilation and possible death from the thrusting horns bared their heads in Fritz Truan's honor. pounding hooves of enraged bulls and wild horses. In actuality, the Spotlighted in the center of the rodeo clown is a seasoned athlete in prime condition and is freq..ently arena was the stately stallion the only thing between a fallen cowpoke and a rampaging animal. which Fritz rode to the top Point Often, he is forced to leap into a barrel, one of the tools of his trade, position in the contest of the year and allow hiinself to be butted about the arena, thus drawing the before. With empty saddle, the attention of a destruction-bent bull away from an tinjured competitor. proud horse stood motionless In The wilder and funnier his gyrations, the better he performs his assign- the quiet arena while a Marine ed Usk of drawing attention to himserf. bugler sounded taps. BAREBACK RIDING Friday. October 4, 1957 U. S. MA54NE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY Z. H Nes I ..--- ...0111111".0."-a111.

"' N'^- -" -am Protestant RAINBOW VILLAGE SUNDAY 9.30 a.m.-Sunday School. Service. TONIGK'T --Special Services Theater Schedule 0 :30 am -Worship BLDG. 1095 CARNIVAL, 6 to 11 p.m. at the REGIMENTAL Nuuanu Soto Mission, 1708 -Nuu- SUNDAY Two shows anu Ave. Rides, fun and food Activities daily-6:05 p.m. and 8:00 am.-Episcopal Holy Com- 8:20 p.m. booths. Repeats all-day Saturday dPVIIIP....ei.....011. at both Main Theater and munion 4th Marines. Movies at 4th Marines TONIGHT and Sunday with bazaar. Japanese AMATEUR RADIO STATION 9 :00 am.-Divine Services. Theater are one day later than 2 p.m.-TV Programs. 6:30 pm.- hour. quilts, pillows. stuffed dolls and (min) 10-00 a m.-Discussion scheduled below. Dance Class, free instruction for 8:00 p.m.-Hymns and meditation. other handicrafts will be sold. Monday through Friday 7:30 - beginners and advanced pupils. 8 TUESDAY WATER SHOW in the Diamond a.m. to 4 p.m. (Other times by TONIGHT p.m.-Dance to the Debonaires 8:00 p.m.-Youth Fellowship. Head pool at the Hawaiian Village appointment.) Orchestra, Hostesses, refreshments. hotel, 8 pm. Free. BRASS LEGEND Nancy Gates WEDNESDAY - 9 p.m.-TV Fight. BOWLING ALLEYS (72597) and Hugh O'Brien. Rating : Good. 6:00 p.m.-Prayer and meditation. SATURDAY SATURDAY RODEO, I p.m. at the Truan Ro- Monday through Thursday - 11 SATURDAY MATINEE 12 pm. 11:30 a.m.-Bible class and dis- deo Arena, MCAS. Cowboy parade, am. to 'YOUNG GUNS - Gloria Talbott cussion group. 1 p.m.-Voice re- roping, bulldogging, riding Friday and Saturday - 11 am. and Russ Tamblyn. Rating: Very Catholic and cording. 2 pm.-Bridge and bridge other types of rodeo entertainment. to 1 a.m. Good. SUNDAY instruction. 3 p.m. Teen-age Besides the show there Sunday and holidays -12 p.m. - 8:30 a.m.-Mass, Rainbow Chapel. will be SATURDAY dance for servicemen 20 years of food concessions and carnival to 12 am. 10:00 am.-Holy Mass, Station at- SOMEBODY LOVES ME - Ralph age and younger. 4 p.m. TV pro- tractions. Proceeds go to the Theater. Wind- ENLISTED MEN'S SWIMMING Meeker and Betty Hutton. Rat- grams. 6 pm.-Song fest. 7 p.m.- ward Oahu CAarrununity Hospital. POOL (72922) ing Very Good. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Organ melodies. 7 :30 p.m.-Hula 4:15 pm.-Holy Mass, St. Michael's Adults 90 cents and children 50 Monday-closed. show Ken t Ghirard and his cents. SUNDAY MATINEE - Chapel. Tuesday through Friday - 11:30 HIS MAGESTY O'KEEFE Naughty Hula girls. 8:30 p.m.- DANCING and entertainment - Joan SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS at km to 6:30 p.m_ Rice and Burt Lancaster Rating: Selected feature movie. the Pali Palms, 9 p.m. 9 :00 am.-Holy Maas, St. Michael's Saturday and holidays - 10 am. Very Good. SUNDAY DANCING from 8 till 12 p.m. at Chapel. to 8:30 p.m. 8:30 Club-Coffee and Bellow's AFB Recreation Club. SUNDAY a.m.-Java SATURDAY Sunday 11 am. to 8:30 p.m. rolls and distinguished guest Music will Ds furnished by - TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST to 7 pm.--Confessions, St. the speaker, Mr. Arthur Gaeth will 6:00 pm. Western Swingsters. FT. RASE RECREATION BLDG. MOON - Glenn Ford, Marlon Michael's Chapel. (UMW present an illustrated color-slide SUNDAY Brando and 1Viachiko Kyo. In MONDAY Available for private parties and Cinemascope and Color. Rating: talk on "Carribean Cruise." 10 RODEO. 1 p.m. at the Truan a.m.-Church party. 10:30 am.- 8:00 p.m.-Children's Catechism Arena, organized recreational outings. Excellent. school. MCAS. Island Tour. 1:30 p.m. -Selected class, Station DIXIELAND Refer to Station Order moss MONDAY Novena, St. Michael's music by the Dixie feature movie 2 p.m.-Horseback 4:90 pm-- Cats in for particulars. WAY TO THE GOLD Jeffrey Chapel. the Banyan Court of the - riding party, $2.00 and reservations Moans hotel, 9 GOLF COURSE (79324) Hunter and Sheree North. Rat- pm. are necessary. 6 pm.-Fellowship ing: Fair THURSDAY MONDAY Monday-7:30 am. until dusk, ex- Dessert Supper, sponsored by the p.m.--Choir practice, Rain- POLYNESIAN TUESDAY 7:00 DANCERS AND cept that the clubhouse will be Salvation Army Corps. 7 pm. - bow Chapel. MUSIC at the International Mar- closed until noon. THE OKLAHOMAN-Barbara Hale Duplicate bridge tournament. 7:30 REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1890 ket Place, 3:30 p.m. Free. Daily Weekdays-7:30 until dusk. and Joel McCrea. Rating: Good. p.m.-Selected feature movie and through Saturday. Saturday, Sunday, and holidays- WEDNESDAY short subjects. SUNDAY 7 Mass (Confessions TUESDAY am. until dhsk 1PARDNERS Dean Martin and MONDAY 8:00 am.-Holy - 7:15-9 am.). DANCING at the Pearl Harbor (HANGAR 11$) Jerry Lewis. Technicolor and 2 p.m.-TV programs. 7.30 p.m. GYMNASIUM 10:00 a.m.-Holy Maas. EM Club. 8:30 p.m. Every night (72159) Vistavision. Rating: Excellent -Game night. MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY except Monday. Daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. THURSDAY TUESDAY 4:15 p.m.-Holy Maas. THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. HOBBY SHOP AND GARAGE MONKEY ON MY BACK-Dianne 2 p.m.-TV Programs. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HULA SHOW, 10 a.m. on the (72706) Foster and Cameron Mitchell. -Square dance. Mass. lawn in front of Natato- 6:15 a.m.-Holy Waikiki Monday and Rating Very Good. WEDNESDAY rium. Free. Tuesday-closed SATURDAY Wednesday through Friday- FRIDAY 2 p.m.-TV programs 8 pm.- 6:15 am.-Holy Mass. 1 to 9 p.m. ASSIGNMENT PARIS-Marta To- Cabaret dance. 7 to 8 pm.-Confessions. 7 Saturday-9 a.m. to p.m ren and Dana Andrews. Rating : RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS Sundays and Holidays-12:30 to Good 8:00 p.m.-Monday, Wednesday, Sports Calendar 6:30 pm. Staff NCO Club Friday. HOBBY SHOP SALES ROOM V,..opy. TONIGHT VARSITY FOOTBALL 172708) Officers Club Monday and Tuesday--elosed. 4 to 6 p.m. - Happy hour. 8 Oct. 6-Marines vs. Hawaii Rams p.m.-Dance to the music of the Jewish Wednesday through Friday-1 to TONIGHT at Honolulu Stadium. 2:30 pm. Harmonaires. 8:00 p.m.-Friday, Aloha Chapel, Oct. 16-Marines vs. Hawaii Navy 9 pm. 4 15 to 6:15 pm.-Happy hour Moanaloa Housing. at Maui Fairgrounds, Maui, 8 Saturday-9 am. to 7 p.m. 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.-Floor show by SATURDAY to the music of p.m. Sundays and Holidays-1.2:30 to Flossie and Her Troupe. 9 pm.-Dance the Constellators. VARSITY BOXING 6:S0 pm. 6 30 to 9 p.m.-Ala Carte dinners. Christian Science SUNDAY Oct. 11-Marines vs. Maui and 25th LIBRARY (MAIN AND RC? SATURDAY 9:90 am. -bible School. Division opponents at Maul Bar-B-Q Chicken - Vegetable, Service. Services BRANCH) (72180) LAS VEGAS NIGHT-7 p.m. til bever- 11 :00 a.m.-Church Fairgrounds. Maui. 8 p.m. salad. hot rolls, dessert and held at Kainalu School, Monday through Priday-10 am Closing. age, for $130. VARSITY BOWLING to 9 7.30 to 9 p.m.-Chuck wagon din- Kailua. pm. MONDAY Oct. 11-K-Bay Marines vs. Trip.. ner. prizes for the best costumes. Saturday, Sunday and holidays- menu. ler at Wheeler AFB Lanes. 6:30 dance to the music of the "Mel- Special dinner 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. TUESDAY p.m. lows " Latter Day Saints 6-MAN FOOTBALL RECREATION BOATHOUSE 5:45 p.m. - Movie. "Half-Breed" SUNDAY 9 :00 am.-Priesthood meeting, Oct. Bn.. 4th Marines vs. (72219) starring Robert Young and Janice 7-1st 6 to 6.30 pm.- Children movies. 10:00 am.- Sunday School. Marine Barracks, P.H. at field Mondays and Tuesdays-Closed. Carter. ; 6 :30 to 8 :30 p.m.-Family buffet. 6:00 p.m.-Sacrament Meeting. 2. 3 11 WEDNESDAY p.m. Wednesday through Friday - 7 10 All services at Church of Latter to p.m.-Dance to the music 6 :30 p.m.-Toastmasters meeting. Oct. 9-Hq&HqSq MCAS vs. Serv. am. to 8 of the "Continentals." Day Saints, Kailua rd., !Callus. En., 1st MarBrig at field 2. 3 Saturday and holidays-6 a.m. to T-bone steak rote. MONDAY p.m. camp Smith vs. mAG - 13 6 p.m. THURSDAY Champions at Bordelon Field, Sunday-8 am. to 6 pm. 9 a.m. till 12-Hula and Tahitian 5:45 p.m. - Movie, "Jupiters dancing Lssons. starring Esther Williams Enlisted Club Camp Smith. 3 p.m. WATER SKIING lessons given Darling" TUESDAY and Howard Keel. Oct. 11-1st Bn.. 4th Marines vs. every Wednesday. Dependents. TONIGHT Hq Bn.. 1st Mar Brig at field 2. from 9 to 11:30 6 to 8:30 p.m.-Ala Carte dinners. am and military! "b..... 'vb. Con- 7 to 8 7 p.m.-Movie, "New York 3 p.m. personnel from 2:30 to 6 pm p.m.-Happy hour. *1: fidential" with Brodrick Crawford POP WARNER FOOTBALL Military personnel on hol!Alys. 8 p.m. MOVIE- Jupiter's Darling" with Esther Williams and How- One for the Books and Marilyn Maxwell. Oct. 5 K-Bay Devilpups vs. Saturdays . and Sunday's from - ard Keel. Wheeler AFB at K-Bay. 10 am. 12:30 am. to 2:30 pin. SATURDAY "Blue Jacks SAILING lessons given every Fri- WEDNESDAY are avail- 3 pm.-Stage show. The following book' at 8 pm. day Dependents from 9 to 11:30 6 to 8:30 p.m.-Ala Carte dinners. or and a Queen." repeats able at either the Station Sunday Club Meetings a.m. Military personnel from THURSDAY Branch Libraries: 2 :30 4 ! 8 pm.-Stage show. 'Dale Hall to p.m. Military personnel 9 a.m. till 1 p.m.-Hula and Tahi- TONIGHT on holidays. Saturdays, and San- tian dancing lessons. THE FLOWER DRUM SONG by C. Variety Show." TFlaN CLUB at the Teen Hut, days from 12:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m 6 to 8:30 p.m.-Ala Carte dinners. Y. Lee is a novel of San Francis- MONDAY 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. cTATTON THTATERS co's Chinatown which depicts the 6 to 7 p.m.-Cheeseburgers sell SUNDAY (MAINSIDE father and ANT) RCP) (7273$ and 72166) patriarchal Chinese for 30 cents each. IKI MANU FLYING CLUB at Kai- BULLETIN BOARD by the Nightly shows 6:05 his son who is influenced 6 to 7 p.m.-Special Drink Night, lua Sky Ranch. 2 p.m. at and 8:20 p.m. in both theaters. new world he finds in the univer- 20 cents a shot. MONDAY FOR RENT sity and in medical school. Matinees on One bedroom house sleeping ASV MARINES at Rod and Gun Saturdays dundess with BEST SPORTS STORIES-1957 ed- WEDNESDAY and holidays at the Main porch. stove and refrigerator fur- Clubhouse. 6:3P p.m. thea- ted by Irving T. Marsh and Ed- 7 p.m.-Movie, "Jupiters Darling" ter at 1 p.m. only. nished. only. 542 Auwai WEDNESDAY Couple ward Ehre is a panorama of the with Esther Williams and Howard Street. Kailua. Water furnished ROD AND GUN at the clubhouse. STABLES AND KENNELS (72158) 1956 sports year. Keel. 811000. Call 25-7223 after 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday-Closed.' NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND FOR- or 266025 during the day. THURSDAY BOY SCOUTS in Bldg 579. 6:30 Wednesday through Friday 10 by Henry A. Kis- - EIGN POLICY 6 to 7 p.m.-Special beer night. p.m. am. to 7 p.m. the revolution RIDE WANTED singer deals with 10 cents a can. *I"OAS'TM ASTERS at the Staff Saturday, Sunday and holichyr Lady desires r:de to work. vicin- produced by the development of NCO Club. 6:30 pin. 8 am. to 7 p.m. ity of Pepsi-Cola Co. on Nimitz nuclear weapons. and the effect FRIDAY THURSDAY Free rides to K-Bay dependent Highway and return, 7 a.m and which this revolution should have 7 pm.-Movie. "Half Breed" FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION children and K-Bay Servicemen 4:30 p.m Call 251334 after 5 on our military strategy and for- starring Robert Young and Janis in the FRA bldg., 1:30 pm. on their birthdays p.m. any day eign policy. Carter. TWO VARSITY TEAMS READY FOR MAUI TRIP The Hawaii Marines' foot. l'ence game and on the following Band. the FMFPac Drill team, SSgt. Hardiman will enter 12 (165). Pfc. Oliver Henry (178) and the 25th Division's Cossack of his mittmen in the two-night ' Sgt. Joseph O'BaLen 11781. and ball 4414 holing squalls will two nights, SSgt. Matt Harknian'a Island Leathernecks will oppOse a Drill team. fight Ord including National In- CpL Percy Price (heavyweight). journey to the island of Maui lcombined squad of Maui Athletic Tlie Leatherneck-Navy football ter-Seivice and All Marine light- The Leatherneck vs. Army anc. -his coining week where they Club and Army 25th Division oppo- 'encounter will mark the second weight king, Cpl. Luis Molina. civilian boxing matches will tak_ nights w;11 participate in the 35th An. nents. meeting of the infant season for Other Leatherneck pugilists slated place Friday and Saturday nual Maui County Fair begin- In keeping with this year's the two arch service rivals, the Ma- to ste action are Pfc. Walter beginning at 8 o'clock each night. ning Thursday. The evening of theme of the Valley Isle festivi- rines having emerged victorious Nakatna )119), Cpl. Carmen Scia- Up to press time Tuesday, no in- ..he opening day will see coach ties, "Salute to the Armed For- from the two clubs' previous battle lab4ti 1125), CpL Isaiah West formation was available regarding of these two sport- Marvin Hewk tt's gridders engage ces," many other Oahu military last Sunday when they fought off Una. . Sgt. Alfred Santiago 41391, radio coverage the Hawaii Navy eleven under the units will participate in the four a determined second half Blue- CpL Edmond Woods t147r, Pte. ing events or the availability of lights at Kahului fairgrounds in a day fair including the FMFPac jacket offensive to nip Navy 12-7. Lary Blades (1561, Pie. Donald government air transportation to University-Armed Forces Confer- Drum and Bugle Corps, the Navy Game time is 8 p.m. Gordon (1561, Cpl. Willis Lowery and from the island.

SUPPORT SUPPORT YOUR , YOUR 7jfriV *y7 ' 7( TRAMS 7-- TRAMS

Page 6 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 4, 1957 Three TKO's Feature Fistic Action Leathernecks Win Opener; In Rugged Smoker Held By Regiment Fists were flying in all directions last Thursday night as the 1th Marines staged their first smoker after a lapse of two months. Face Hawaii Rams Sunday Seven bouts were arranged and three of them were won by TKO's. Set. Ralph Worlds of "G" Co., 3rd Bn. pounded out a The Hawaii Marines made good their debut in the 195' University-Armed Forces Invitation TKO victory over Pfc. Stanley Calico from Regimental H&S Football Conference last Sunday afternoon by thwarting a second half Hawaii Navy rally to Co. In the only heavyweight bout win 12-7 before 5.500 avid fans at Pearl Harbor's Ward Field. Scoring the first time they had pos- of the night. The fight was stop- in the month of November. ped in the third round. session of the ball, the Leathernecks went on to tally once more in the first half while holding. Participants in last week's bouts of In light-heavy competition Pfc. were treated to a steak dinner and the Bluejeckets scoreless to own a 12 point binge at the intermi,sion. However, the beginning Morse Green of Regimental H &8 were also awarded special liberty. the second half saw a revitalized Co., decisioned Pfc. Tommie Gul- Bluejacket contingent slam the door ley of "D" Co., and Pfc. Cleveland on the Marines while scoring them- Johnson of "D" Co. whipped Pvt. selves early in the third quarter. Arsenio Mci-eno of "H" Co.. 3rd Bn. K-Bay Devilpups The victors tallied first with five in their three-round affairs. minutes gone in the first period The only welterweight battle of Lose Exhibition when guard Lt. Mike Collins re- the night was an exciting one as covered a fumble deep in Navy ter- Pfc. James Healy of "E" Co., 2nd Stopping their opponent on the ritory. The scoring drive of six Bn. slugged Ms way to a third- ground but unable to muster a plays was culminated when Lt. round TKO victory over Pfc. War- suitable pass defense. the Station James Milne slammed off tackle ner Leslie who hails from "F" Co., Drvilpups bowed to the Kailua mid- into pay dirt from the three yard 2nd Bn. get gridders by a count of 26-0 last marker. Milne's conversion attempt Lighteight Tony Miles, a Pfc. from Sunday afternoon in an exhibition was wide. "D" Co.. 2nd Bn.. ended his bout contest at Kaneohe's Castle High The second Leatherneck scoring in the second round with a TKO School Football field. drive originated from the Navy 39 victory over Cpl. Oliver Liendecker In preparation for the regular yard line in the second quarter. of "C" Co., 1st Bn. Sgt. Gilbert Daw- Pop Warner season opener Sat- Halfback Cpl. Al Daniels got the kins of -D" Co.. 2nd Bn. eked -art a urday. Oct. 19. TSgt. Al Rappold's offensive rolling by gaining four split decision over Pfc. Bill Brown charges will meet the Wheeler followed by HM3 Ken Weciemeyer. of Wpns Co., 3rd Bn. Cpl. Ronald AFB eleven tomorrow morning at who drove to the 24 for a first Butler won a split decision over the field alongside the EM Pool down. Fullback Pfc. Lawrence GOOD FOR 13 YARDS-The camera catches the spot where Ma- Pfc. Harold Moss of "F' Co.. 2nd here at K-Bay. Game time is 19 Patzer carried for four yards. and Bn. Cpl. Butler is a member of "C" rine Lt. Fred Franco's knee touched the ground in one of the driving o'clock. Daniels added 11 to put the pig- Co., 1st Bn. The Kailua equipment fund bene- skin on the nine. fullback's sparkling runs last Sunday afternoon during the Leather- In the future, smokers are being fit tilt between the two Windward necks' 12-7 of Navy. This particular bit of broken field run- Wedemeyer followed a short thrust conquest planned for once a month. No bouts candidates to the Oahu Pop War- ning occurred during the third quarter and was called back to the will be held during this month "Happy" with a five yard end sweep. good ner Football League saw point of contact for a 13 yard gain. Leading Franco's interference however, due to the Pohakuloa ex- Kailua midget aggre- for the TD. Milne's conversion at- Hanohano's (far left) is tackle Cpl. Louis Summerford and pursuing the elusive ercises. There will be two smokers gation upend the Station gridders tempt was blocked. with a devasting passing attack. Lt Dan Garza's Bluejackets came fullback is Navy end Don Thomas. Devilpup head coach. TSgt. Al back strong after the half-time in- ATTENTION Rappold. however. was not alto- termission. tallying early in the gether displeased with his team's period on a series of plays origi- K-ray Keglers Vanquish SubPac 3-0 GRIDDERS performance and stated "Well, now nating from the Marine 35. The Following is an addition to the we know that pass defense is what seven-play scoring march was cli- Brigade-Station 6-Man Football we have to work on. We stopped maxed when halfback Faasuka To in Inter-Service League schedule published in last week's them (Kailua) on the ground and Luto took a John Girard pitch- out Advance WINDWARD MARINE. On Nov. 13, they by no means ran over us as for a five romp around left end for the tally. Dick Austin's try for the The K-Bay Marines Bowling team of TSgt. Jim Thresher. Serv. Bn., lstMarBrig will play 3rd the score might indicate." Coach i Bn.. 12th Marines at K-Bay's field Rappold also added. "Our opening point was good. TSgt. Von D. MichaeL Sgt. Glen Slusher. Sgt. Roger K. Smith and 2 as well as the scheduled Marine league game is Oct. 19 against Kai- The Blujackets threatened a few Cpl. Frank O'Brvant swept three straight games from SubPac Barracks-2nd Bn., 4th Marines tilt muki and by then we'll have our minutes later when they recover- last Friday night at the bowling lanes here to move up two at Pearl Harbor. pass defense." See VARSITY FOOTBALL P-7 notches in the Armed Forces Classic League standings. Team captain TSgt. Jim Thresher copped high game and series honors in the match to help boost the Windward Leathernecks from their previous ninth place berth in the 18 team league to a more respect- able seventh place position. Sgt. Thresher notched two 200 games and recorded a high series of 556. Teammate O'Bryant followed Thresher with a 551 series. Tonight the Marine quintet bowl against NavComSta at the Hickam AFB Lanes at 6:30 p.m. Following are the standings and game won-lost records of the first ten teams in the Oahu Armed For- ces Classic League after seven weeks of competition: TEAM W L 1. Wheeler AF., 17 4 2. Naval Base .16 5 3. CincPackit 16 5

4. Ft. Shafter . 151-- 51.. i5. Schofield 14 7 6-MAN FOOTBALL OPENER-Action in the 54 game 1957 Brigade- In the photo at the right, 2nd Bn., back Pfc. J. Ledlow Jr. jumps 6. Tripler 13 8 Station 6-man football league got underway Wednesday afternoon over an unidentified defender on his way to a short gain during the 7. K-Bay Marines 12 9 when Brig. Gen. Avery R. Kier, CG 1st Marine Brigade flipped the 1st half. The picture is a good illustration of the hard running and 8. NavComSta 12 9 9. Hickam No 1 11 10 coin (left photo) to decide who would kick-off or receive in the 1st tackling which both teams employed in the initial Brigade-Station 10. FtTrnCtr 11 10 Bn. vs. 2nd Bn. (4th Marines) contest on K-Bay's field No. I. From football tilt. That's Pfc. C. Johnson leading the interference for left to right are Sgt. Don Jose, Is: Bn. team captain, Gen. Kier, Ledlow. At the same time this contest was being played, Serv. Bn., Col. Georoe A. Roll, CO 4th Marines, and one of the 2nd Bn. team IstMarBrig was enroute to a 31-26 victory over the Camp Smith Don't forget the Windward Oahu captains, Pfc. Joe Rodriguez. The other ca- captain, 1st Lt. James squad at field No. 2 here.-PHOTOS BY SGT. ARLEN WALSTEN. Stampede at the MCAS rodeo arena Smith is not pictured. The 1st Bn. won the flip and chose to receive. Octobts 5 and 6. .f-riday, October 4, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR SUCTION. KANEOHE BAY, T. H. 7 Golf Breeze Maui Home and Home Series Closes As McIntyre Garners Low Net Award By JIMMY UKAUKA Stuart McIntyre, who garnered Low Net honors when Kane- ohe invaded the Maui Country Club a couple of weeks ago, re- peated his triumph last Sunday at the Kaneohe Klipper Golf Club when the Maui team visited Kaneohe in the final half of thi* series. McIntyre fired a 91-26-65, and led Capt. Perry Jensen by two strokes in the "net" division. Capt. Jensen fired an even par 72 gross and with his handicap Brigade-Station of five ended up with a 67 net and runner-up honors. Ch amps Named Mike Hess of the Maui Country Club won the Low Net honors In Badminton for his team with 79-10-69, and "Scotty" Kin- Here are the results of the Bri- was followed by Badminton tourna- near who registered 78 -8-70. gade-Station ment completed Monday after- Bob Gannon, also of the Maui noon at the Station Gym. contingent. won the overall Low In the singles division, 1st Lt. a sparkling one NATiONAL TRICK SHOT ARTIST Paul Hahn mad an uneloected appearance during the second half Gross title with Thurston Barron, representing Hq. under par 71 effort. of the Maui Home and Home Golf tourney stag -d last Sunday at the K-Bay Klipper links and while Bn., IstMarBrig, copped first here illustrated some of the finer points of the golf game io a receptive audience of Kaneohe and PAUL HAW: SHOWS place honors with 1st Lt. Kenneth known Maui golf enthusiasts. In the photos above. Paul gets "all wrapp:d up" with his clubwork as he de- Paul Hahn. nationally Danison taking the runner-up and celebrity was lights fans with an attempted drive using a rubber shafted c.ub. trick shot artist sPot. a surprise visitor to Kaneohe while Maj. Kenneth Nelson and TSgt. the matches between Kaneohe and Melvin Kander of the MAG-13 Maui were in- progress. Champions won the doubles bracket 1957 HAWAII MARINE ROSTER 'Downtown YMCA Hahn graciously accepted the of the tourney. SSgt. John D'Adamo ;opportunity to hit a few practice and MSgt. Keith Fox were runners- No. Name and Position Age Hgt. Wgt. Hometown to the delight and amaze- up, representing the MAG-13 All ment of all present. He further ac- Stars. s5 Al lis)n, wilFnn, T 21 6:5 220 Lebanon. Mo. m Class Begins'shots by giving a fifteen With this showing in the Brigade- 25 Armstrong, Charles, HB 20 5:19 170 Columbus. Ohio commodated The Armed Services YMCA an-, minute dissertation along the Station volleyball circuit, the MAG- 83 Atwater. Charles. G 19 6:0 197 Saginaw. Mich. first SS Brooks, Ernest. E 20 6:21-.: 195 Berkeley, Calif. nounces that a "Learn to Swim" "Bob Hope" routine during the 13 Champions upped their 63 Bundy. Marion. G 20 5:11 187 McComb. Ohio Program for military personnel and banquet immediately following the place total to 255 in the current 71 Cochran, Jere, T 18 6:3 210 Palls City. Neb. dependents, was started this week. tournament and kept his audience General's Cup race. 60 Collins, Mike, G 23 6:1 202 Chicago. Ill. This program, consisting of instruc- literally in "stitches" throughout. 74 Coneedo, Manny, T 21 6:2 247 Brooklyn, N. Y. tional swim classes, will con- 22 Daniels, Albert. 20 175 Sioux HB 5:8 City. Iowa tinue for eight weeks. Persons eli- 52 Fisher. Wyllie. C 20 6:2 210 Bloomington, Ill Varsity Football gible 44 Flannery. De Wayne. T 21 6:1 217 Browntown. Wise. to apply are active military AIKIDO CLUB Continued from P-6 personnel, wives of military per- 31 Franco. Frederick. FB 26 5:10 199 Newport, R. I. ed a Leatherneck fumble on the 75 Frank. William, T .. 19 6:5 240 Denver, Colo. sonnel. and dependent children over 25 yard line. The Navy 80 Gagliardi. Richard. E 23 6:0 195 Hamdon Conn. ORGANIZED Marine 12 years of age. Persons may en- aggregation's drive stalled after 43 Gates. Thomas, HB 19 6:1 190 Los Angeles. Calif. roll individually or on a "family An Aikido Club for any and all 72 Glover, Johnny. T 25 6:2 215 Los Angeles, a gain of five yards however and Calif. plan " judo fans based aboard MCAS is 81 Haire, Roger. E . 23 6:2 190 Kent. Minn. the 1Leatherneeks took over on Classes will be held each Tues- in the process of being organized 61 Hammon. James. G ... 20 5:11 185 Oakdale. Calif. downs on their own twenty yard day and Thursday from 7:00-8:00 24 Harris. .41vin. HB 19 5:11 173 Brooklyn. N. Y. here. masker with six minutes left to 12 Hedrick. 20 180 Richard, FB 5:91;! Indianapolis, Ind. p.m.. at the Armed Services "I" Developed in the Orient, the art play. The Marines then employed 82 Hitchler. Conrad. E . . 19 6:4 205 Kansas City, Mo. pool. Hotel and Richards Streets. of Aikido, commonly known as a strict ground offense and had 30 Jazwinski, Vincent, FB 22 6:0 210 Whippany. N. J. 16 hours of instruction will be 68 Julian. William. G 22 5:11 230 Galveston. "scientific judo." is still relatively gradually advanced deep into Na- Texas given. There will be a course fee 11 Kline. David. 23 5:10 170 Detroit, Mich. unheard of in the States. and is vy territory when time ran out. QB of 84 Lee. Wayne, E 19 6:0 195 A:pena. Mich. 58.110 per person to cover the the most recent form of self de- This Sunday at Honolulu Stadium, 73 Marquardt. Emil. G 25 6:0 225 Apia. Samoa Br.) eight week course and a fee of fense to be originated. the defending champions engage 66 McNally. Richard, C 24 6:1 210 West Roxbury, Mass. 5740 for any dependent child Rams who also boast a Anyone interested in learning the Hawaii 42 Michael. David. HB 21 5:11 180 Hanover. N H. between 12-15 years of age. win over Navy. The Rams subdued 2,0 Milne. James, HB 24 6 :0 185 Grantiview. Mo. this art and becoming a member Halo Hirose prominent in island the Bluejackets 13-6 two Sundays 10 Nisbet. John. QB 23 6 : 1 195 Houston. Texas of the club is asked to contact and National aquatics. will in- ago. 89 Ortiz. Raymond. E 20 5:11 175 San Diego. Calif. either SSgt. Frank Candelario at 32 Patzer. Lawrence. FB 22 5:8 168 Delphos. Ohio struct the classes. Mr. Hirose was The Marines reign as favorites or Sgt. Bradberry at 72333. 51 Petruska, Joseph. C 20 6:1 200 Duquesne. Pa. captain of the 1949 Ohio State Na- 1'73442 going into their second tilt of 40 Post. Edward, HB 22 5:11 200 Flanders, N. J. ,tional Championship team. and is Both men may be contacted at their the current campaign. mostly by 67 Ruston. Ronald. T 20 5:11 210 Pittsburgh. Penn. the former National 100 meter 'respective numbers after normal virtue of their high caliber play- 53 Salazar, George. C 26 6:0 220 Stockton Calif. champion. He is currently coach of working hours. er potential and deep reserve 88 Saldivar, 20 6:0 187 Ernest, E Salt Lake City. Utah the Iolani School swim team. strength. In preparation for the 87 Salser, Limuel. E 20 6:3 220 Whiteface. Texas Rams have 62 Schloderer. Joseph, G 20 5:10 190 Whittier. Calif. Registration blanks are available GOLF TOURNEY SET Marines however, the 65 Semler, Harvey. T 22 6:2 205 Seattle. Wash. at the Armed Services YMCA Phys- brought three new players into 45 Silva. Frank, HB 19 5:9 175 Monterey. Calif. ical Department. and enrollments Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock their fold, including two ex-Uni- 70 Sununerford, Louis. T 21 6:7 245 Quincy. Fla. will be taken until a maximum of on the K-Bay Klipper links. Lt. Col. versity of Hawaii standouts, end 41 Wedemeyer, Kenneth, HB 23 5:8 168 Lanikai, Oahu 25 persons has been reached. S. V. Titterud CO. FLMR-161. will Sherwin Fellez and halfback Jerry 64 White. Bobby, G. 22 6:0 183 Poteau. Okla. tee off to officially open the 18.- Stothers. Tackle Bob Nakea. a 13 Willman. Haridon, QB 21 6:2 200 Ontonagon. Mich Hole Match Play tourney between former St. Louis High School per- 50 Wynne, J. M., C 22 6:2 210 Phoenix. Ariz. Women's Golf ' golfers representing H.MR- 161 and former was the third member Frances Ukauka won the month_ VMC-1. The 12-man teams will added to the Ram roster. ly Ace tourney with a score of 'vie for the Perpetual Team trophy, The Leatherneck-Ram tilt will get presently in possession of VMC-1. underway at 2:30 p.m. 1i;;;;;;;.'i. 85-15---70 and continued her win- ning ways by copping the Class "A" weekly tournament with a Low Putts total of 31. Elaine McRae garnered top honors in the Class "B" bracket with a 29. Myrtis Lee Bourtieau won the Low Net honors for the month of Sept. with an average net of 69. The Nine Hole group of the Women's Golf Assn. played a "Mystery Color" tourney recently. The winners were Billie Weaver. Helen Harvey Doris Trout. and Mildred Catching. Volleyball Tourney Set by 4th Marines The 4th Marines are currently in the process of conducting a regimental-wide volleyball tournament on MARINE AWARDS-Soichi Sakamoto, the courts adjacent to the 4th SWIMMING University of Marines' handball areas. Hawaii swim coach, (left) presents Lt. Gen. Edwin A. Pollock, CG, The single round-robin type tour- FMFPac with a trophy which the Hawaii Marine swimming and diving ney is divided into two brackets, the STRAIGHT SHOOTERS OT the 2nd Bn., 4th Marines, winners of the National and the American. The learn won during the Keo Nakama meet this season. Gen. Pollock, Windward Rifle infra-mural league competition held recently. pose 1 teams in first place in each cate- who accepted the trophy on behalf of Capt. Ivar with the trophy they won by firing a score of 2628 x 3000. The in- Svenson's Marine I gory at the end of regular season fantry battalion team won by the slim margin of one point over 3rd swimmers, later presented individual awards to each member of the Iplay will duel each other in a best- Bn., 12th Marines, the 1st Marine Brigade artillery unit. They are left team. were made during a banquet in the Robert of-three games series to decide the The awards Louis regimental champion to right, SSgt. Robert C. Allison, Lt. Col. Foster C. Lahue, command- Stevenson room of the Princess Kaiulani Hotel last Wednesday night in Nine unit representatives coming officer, 2nd Bn., 4th Marines, Cpl. Daniel L Miars, Cpl. Thomas honor of the 1957 All Marine swimming and diving champions. prise each league division. J. Neptune, TSgt. Conrad T. Johnson and SSgt. James C. Teague. 1 Page 8 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, October 4, 1957 Mitzi is Coming Is South Pacific Stars to Appear Hee Civil Service News During BENNY SUGGS ADOPTED Both Days of Windward Rodeo Eight civilian employees received The Windward Oahu Stampede will feature movie stars. too. rash awards last Friday just one It was learned at virtually the last minute that 20th Century- week after being notified that Fox shooting schedules on Kauai for the movie South Pacific their beneficial suggestions had will permit top stars to appear at the rodeo both Saturday and received favorable action by the Sunday. The lovely Mitzi Gaynor has promised to fly to Oahu Incentive Awards Committee at Sunday just for the big benefit its Sept. 18 meeting. A recent change in the procedure for pro- rodeo. Her husband. Jack Bean, cessing adopted suggestions and in will accompany her Fie Prevention If she can get the presentation of awards assures away from Kauai soon enough, earlier receipt of checks by ern- Mitzi probably will ride in the ees. To Be Sub,ject cowboy parade as well as participate in the Grand Entry. Floyd H. Tompkins, Fireman in Rodeo the Public Works Department, re- In Parade When contacted by long dis- ceived a total of $75.00 for his five In cooperating with the 1957 "Fire tance telephone, the leading lady adopted suggestions dealing with Prevention Week" program, a fire of South Pacific indicated that improvements in Boiler Plant op- truck from the Station Fire De- she didn't just want to put in erations. Also in Public Works, partment will participate in the an appearance-she wants to see Perreira and John H. Y. parade during the Windward Manual Oahu the whole rodeo. $7.50 for their Stampede tomorrow Kim received each and Sunday, improved After the parade the truck The name of the star for Sat- joint suggestion of an will be urday shaft. Al- or display at the rodeo grounds. was not available at press method to straighten a time but there was a strong posit- bert M. Perreira was awarded A treat is in store for the two bility that it might be Ray Wal- $20.00 for suggesting b. one-way winners selected in the fire pre- ston. the veteran Broadway and traffic sign at the intersection of Charles Kimak, then Acting Commanding Officer, vention poster contest being held AWARD-U. Col. Hollywood actor who plays thr Dewey Square and "E" Street. Ga_ Performance Award of $200 to at Mokapu School. They will go on MCAS, presents a Sustained Superior scene-stealing part of vino Ordonez received $15.00 for R. an exciting tour of comical Robert H. Morine, Electrician, center, last Thursday. Cdr. R. Gra- the Station on Billis in the 20th improved method of the fire truck. Century pro- suggesting an ham, MCAS Public Works officer, witnessed the presentation. rt,is duction. recording gas and oil issued from award was based on Mr. Morine's ...Jtstanding performance while em- Sometime during Fire Preven- the service station located in the the Pearl Harbor Public Works Center. He transferred to tion Week a surprise fire drill will transportation compound ployed at be staged at the school, presenting MCAS on May 20 of this year. Christmas in a first hand view of modern fire Mail Carol Shimada. Payroll Clerk the Comptroller Department, re- fighting techniques to the chil- lot In addition. any eligible can- deepest sympathy to Moses Rano_ $15.00 for suggesting changes dren. The base fire department Deadlines Set ceived didate's name may be written in hano whose mother passed away to the building directory in Bldg. will present demonstrations on on the ballot by voters during the on Sept. 26 It is just the first week of Octo- 209. In the Industrial Relations De- ladder raises, hose efficiency, election. which will be held Oct. ACCESSION teamwork ber but it is also time to ;tart partment. Ruth E. Croft was pre- and rescue work. An 17. ' Mr Wendell S Tolentino re- injured thinking of mailing your Christmas sented with a $15.00 check for sug- man will be carried down Individuals submitting petitions ! ported aboard on Sept 6 and is packages before the established gesting that shelter assignments a ladder to demonstrate the prop- should have the concurrence of employed as a Utilityman in the er way. deadlines. As customary. the post be posted in dependent housing offices will process a volume the employee nominated to be Supply Department. Pamphlets concerning fire con- large area. of mail during sure he desires to accept the nom- SEPARATION S trol were distributed to all buildings the holiday season. Clarence H Y Hee, Supply De- If packages are to have a reasonable ination Sufficient nominations The activity regrets Losing the last week and were displayed on partment, received $20.00 for his expectation of delivery, should be received for each shop following persons during the month bulletin boards. the follow- suggestion regarding the safety of ing mailing deadlines must be ob- or office area to provide for al- of September : Mr. Kenneth A. children in the Commissary Store em- Flores. Laborer. Ralph J. Shrinski, i served : ternates It is requested that area. signing petitions make cer- Truck Driver (Heavy). Jesse J. Rodeo Rules SURFACE ployees mail packages par- INCENTIVE AWARDS AND their signatures are legible Davis, Laborer, Masami Otsuka. Continued from P-4 cel post and first class) to locali- tain alsuil PROMOTION S BABY GIRL TO ROSEHILLS oeleaner), Albion W Kaleo. Hel- with a free hand disquali- ties east of the Rocky Mountains fies Question to supervisors at all or- Mr and Mrs. Marcus Rosehill per Electrician. and Frank Trigilio. the rider. should be mailed by Nov 30. BULL DOGGING ganization levels : In selecting ens. welcomed their first daughter on Leadingman, Laborer ( Cleaner in : The contestant, known as the SURFACE mail packages A par- ployees for promotion. are you giv_ Sept. 23. The Rosehills also are the Public Works Department and "dogger," and his helper who rides cel post and first class) to locali- ing due weight to awards granted parents of a two-year old boys Victorian° Osurman. Utilityman on the right side of .he steer to ties west of the Rocky Mountains 1 under the Incentive Awards Pro- Mr. Rosehill is with the PW from the Supply Department. keep' him going straight and is should be mailed by Dec. 3 gram? This is a very important con- General Services Branch. KNOW YOUR RETIREMENT sideration-both as to the number SYSTEM! called the "hazer" are mounted on SURFACE mail greeting cards PATTISONS VACATIONLNG ON each side of the chute. Time is and quality of awards. MAINLAND A very valuable little pamphlet. (first class) to all localities should "Your System." is being started when the steer crosses the Station Order 121.1A, Promotion- Mr and Mrs. Gerald Pattison Retirement be mailed by Dec. 3. distributed this week to all Civil line which is about 10 feet in front al Policy for Civil Service Em- are visiting relatives and children employees. This pamphlet of the chute. The AIR MAIL parcels (air parcel ployees, spells out this require- Iowa. who Service "dogger- must in Des Moines. "Pat" many ques- ride alongside post) to all localities should be ment which is based on the follow- answers most of the of the steer, jump hasn't been home in years. will about retirement which are from the horse, mailed by Dec. 10. ing portion of Title III of Public tions catching the steer be on extended leave until No- asked by employees. former employ- by the horns, then bringing it to AIR MAIL greeting cards to all Law 763. 83rd Congress (The vember. when he will return to Government ees. and prospective employees of a stop before twisting It down. localities should be mailed by Dec. Employees' Incentive his job in the PM Shop. Public the Federal Government. It explains Awards Act) : If the steer breaks loose the 10. Works Department. in simple terms the operation of "dogger" may take no more than "An award under this title shall ENSIGN HASSEL PROMOTED the Federal Civil Service retire- one step to catch him. The steer be given due weight in qualify- Ens. Robert Hassel, Navy Military ment system and the benefits it is considered fallen when lying Then There Were ing and selecting employees for Division and Material Division provides for employees and their flat on ita side with its body promotion." Officer was promoted to LTJG on families on the basis of the law as Five-A Hoop Team I twisted in the same direction as The benefits to be gained from Sept. 30. LTJG Hassel hails from amended to Oct. 1, 1958. its head. The "dogger" must have Five sons in six years of married coordination between the promo- Cincinnatti, Ohio and has been Included in the pamphlet is an his hand on the steer when flag- life might not be a record. but it tion and incentive awards pro- in the Hawaiian Islands since excellent subject index for ready grams in the ged. No penalty for breaking is !an accomplishment of which are many. For instance, suc- Nov 9. 1956. The Hassels reside at reference to topics covered horns. TSgt. Frank E. Cooper, H&S Co., cessful participation in the awards 407 Kalama Street. Kailua. 275 questions and answers. WILD Marines. is program can provide insight All employees are urged to read RIBBON ROPING 4th very proud. The fifth on a HOUSEWARMING PARTY This event son Michael Joseph, put in ap- promotion candidate's qualifica- the material carefully and to keep is humorous. A team an Employees of the Comptroller of cowboys pearance Sept. 21 at St. Francis tion for the job to be A the pamphlet among their valuable attempt to catch the filled. re- and Supply Departments feted :ow. While one holds Hospital in Honolulu. view of employees' awards records papers. Duplicate copies cannot r e the protest- LCdr. and Mrs. II R. McArdle and ing animal, the other, dodging Young Michael's four brothers are may reveal qualities frequently furnished. Mrs. Antone Santos with a com- HAPPEN HERE? hooves and horns, !Frank E. Jr., 6; Robert 4; sought in filling vacancies ini- IT CAN'T attempts to re- Georg, - bined housewarming party last about the twl move a ribbon securely and twin brothers Timothy tiative. resourcefulness. foresight, Have you heard tied to the John Saturday night. Both fp milies were women in England who hired each lashing tail. When and Thomas Michael, 21-2. TSgt. planning ability, or other speci- the ribbon has Itaken by complete surprise-in fact, to do their washing, then been removed, and Mrs. Cooper and their male fic qualifications that are de- ether the first cowboy LCdr McArdle h in the fired each other after six months must retrieve quintet live in Rainbow Village. sired for a particular job. the rope from the of washing dishes and Mrs. so each could collect unemploy- horns or the Supervisors' Judicious it neck of the animal; TSgt. Cooper commented, "Last considera- McArdle was busily ironing when ment compensation? then both cowboys tion of employees' awards records, race hand in year. I had a Marine fire team, but !the gang pulled up in front of hand, hobbling on which are available for review their high heels, now it looks like I got me a basket- in their home on Kainui Street. to the finish the Industrial Relations g line. ball team." Depart- lua people enjoyed ment, as a part of promotion a ALOHA MALIHINIS de- eli cious teriyaki steak dinner, fol- terminations. will enhance The following officers and en- the lowed by typical Hawaiian enter- meaning of the awards program listed men were scheduled to ar- FROM: and tainment. Among the accomplish- in turn motivate greater partici- rive with their dependents pr::pr ed hula dancers were Mrs. Thors pation in this program of to Tuesday Oct. 1. improv- Sand, Mrs. Ada Wolfe ing government operations. and Mra. 1st MARINE BRIGADE Sally McClellan. CIVIL SERVICE HEAD TO VISIT 1st Lt. Richard 0. Clark, SYMPATHY F.XTENED . Wil- Mr. Paul H. Figg. newly appoint_ John T. Lennon Jr 2nd Ia. The employees of the Marine A ed Regional Director liam B. Mosle. and Sgt Carl of the 12th corps Air Station extend their' Civil Service Region with head- Pfeffer. TO: quarters in San Francisco, will be in the Islands during the week of Oct. 6-12. He plans to visit the El ru various Federal agencies on Oahu. EMPLOYEE COUNCIL "DIRDLIAVE NO Gi WILE ELECTION HAVE YOU SPIT NAW.. VA m et4, IN YoUR ENTRY GOTTA YOU Don't forget that Oct. 9, is the DI2N'T MAIL VIE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. dosing date for nominations -ro HAVE AN if FREE00,49 NEED NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. candidates for the Employees* ENTRY A FORM RVNiATION. FaZA(./ Postage rtinined: 3d Class Mall -3e, 1st Class Mail--Re, Airmail- Council. Any employee nominated ENTER. Lte. Per mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tape by five or more fellow workers in er staple. his shop or office will have his name printed on the official bal- FREEDOMS FODVATiON LETTER WRrTINQ PROGRAM