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ol. 11 No. 51 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Fridny. 4 pp il 2, 1').; THE NAVY SIDE TASK FORCE AIR, GROUND UNIT COMMANDERS REPORT HERE Commanding officers of two new units of the 1st Provisional Marine Air-Ground Task Force elements reported aboard this week for advance briefings prior to th' arrival of their or- ganizations. Lt. Col. Harry B. Smith, who will command the 1st Provi- sional Marine Amphibious Reconnaissance Group %hen present personnel are rotated. arrived to confer with Col. Boeker C Bat- Ex-Task Force terton, task force commander, and Maj. Robert McClean, whom he is scheduled to relieve. He CG to Japan arrived from Camp Pendleton, The former commanding gen- Calif. eral of the 1st Provisional Ma- Arriving from Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, Calif., was Air-Ground rine Task Force, Lt. Col. Al. S. Walker, Jr., who Maj. Gen. James P. Riseley, will command the famed "Black- current ABC at Camp Pendle- sheep" jet squadron which is ton, Calif., is slated for duty due to arrive soon from the West Coast installation. The squadron, as the 3rd Marine Division cern- which mander in Japan. The announce- underwent a six-months training tour here last year after ment was made by Headquarters its return from nearly three years Marine Corps, upon the notice of Korean combat duty, will be of the coming retirement of Lt. equipped with "Banshee" jet Gen. Frankling A. Hart, CG, fighter-bombers, and will become a based FMFPac. permanently element of Marine Air Group 13. Gen. Riseley will relieve Maj. The jet aircraft already have Gen. Robert H. Pepper, who will arrived on the air station and take over as FMFPac command- remainder of personnel are ex- retirement. pected next week, it was report- SEAGOING PLANNERS-Shown here is a part of the Navy staff which has taken up temporary er upon Gen. Hart's ed. efforts with the coming maneuvers of the 1st Pro- Arriving here in February, quarters at the air station to coordinate Na N Maj. Gaylord C. Greenfield the isional Marine Air-Ground Task Force' air and ground elements. From left are: John Bovain, 1953, Gen. Riseley activated .sait.1 the organization will prime D3: William J. Bent. YNZ: Lt. Cmdr. William H. lieddle. Gerald L. Zeman. 1*N3, and Lt. Marvel task force and served as its CG its personnel for the principal .1 Dixon. The Navy assault group is commanded hy Capt. Robert J. Magoffin, who is not pic- until he was selected for his task of developing a powerful tured here. present rank. 'tactical squadron. "Tax Money Can Be Saved," Says Recruit, Recruiter Find Each Other After Four Years It took nearly four years, a war tary fold by Sgt. Newell in the fracas were two-fold, he explains. and a good many thousand miles, Boston, Mass., recruiting station, "I felt I was needed," he states, Navy Supply Fiscal Dept. Head but M 'Sgt. James Newell, Jr., finds himself working under the "and I had found that the Ma- in the training Corps Cmdr. Theodore B. Purvis. supply and fiscal officer for the of task force headquarters final- master sergeant rine was the place I was section of the task force's head- happiest. I wasn't satisfied air station. delved into the subject of taxes and eau -ina cots ly had his past as a recruiting with sergeant catch up with him. quarters company. the type of jobs I was finding in this week to impress upon personnel aboard the station that Personification of The Past is Unlike the popular jokes about civilian life." they "can help themselyes." Cpl. Francis E. Kersey, who enlistees who run across the man Newell, when Cpl. Kersey re- -The station pays out some $15.000 each month for utilities.- was enlisted as a volunteer in who recruited them, Kersey and ported to his office for duty, ne pointed out, -which is ap- July, 1950, when the Korean Newell have something in com- wasn't altogether certain he proximately the amount of Fed- Bond Drive Slated War broke out. Actually, he was mon. The latter is a professional knew him. eral income tax paid by civilian reenlisting, having completed a Leatherneck and the corporal "I was sure about the face," workers aboard the station. Their For Base Civilians four year tour only a few months has aspirations in the same direc- ihe explains, "but the corporal taxes are just enough to pay Lt. Comdr. Theodore B. Pur- before. Now, the corporal, who tion. His reasons for reenlisting had gained something like 15 for our electricity, water and vis, commanding officer of Na- was hroug:it back into the mili- at the outbreak of the Korean pounds." telephone service. By simple con- vy supply. reported this week servation in these departments the beginning of a bond drive as well as others, tax savings within his command. which will Marine Team can be made." continue until June 1. The commander went on to A rally was held Wednesday r-.int out that "franked" envel- afternoon. which kicked off the on KANI uiz -; es are not -free" mail as many bond drive and included all per- reasons think. sonnel of his department. A three-member team of Ma- The drive will take the form of rines from the air station will Actually, these penalty en- payroll deductions idea with the a team of three -,pes cost the Navy nearly of working toward a goal of pit -nits against f r cents each." he explained. 100 per cent participation by all women from the Lani-Kailua We are not charged by the personnel in Navy supply. Outdoor Circle, over Radio Sta- m be go into r which actually To make the drive more in- tion KANI's weekly quiz show, ' e mail, but by the number teresting. the department will be' Friday at 7:30 p.m. :-:'ten off as expended." broken down into two teams. On Headed by 2nd Lt. E. R. Chris- As a result. when a penalty June 1, the losing team will have the team includes Woman envelope is spoiled and cannot to entertain the winners at a ; tian, be used, it costs the Navy De- picnic which will take place in Marine Sgt. Pat Thorley and partment just as much as one the Fort Hasa recreation area. Cpl. Bob Fisher, from headquar- Which actually reaches its desti- One team will be headed by ters company, task force. nation. MCAS, Kane- Richard J. Y. Lum, of the avia- Last year, The quiz show consists of a ohe Bay's share of the Navy's tion stock record section. The penalty postage till was approxi- other team leader will be Allan quiz master throwing questions mately $900. Walker, who is in the traffic of current happenings in the branch of the material division. By simply watching our waste, news at each team in turn. Five we all can aid in saving our points are received-for each cor- own money," urged the officer. 232 GETS NINE rect answer. The teams have 45 NEW OFFICERS seconds in which to answer. The Tit NSPORTATION OFFICE VMF 2311 th:74 wr-o.i received team with the highest score at An office of the Aircoach nine new officers from Air FMF- the end is declared the winner Transport Association has been Pac headquarters at MCAS, II and returns the following week BACK WHEN-For local personnel-If you can't identify the opened at the Naval Receiving Toro, Calif. to defend its crown. man on the left -It is Cpl. Francis E. Kersey. who now serves with They are: 1st Lt. Willis P. station, Pearl Harbor. according Christian declares, "We aren't the training section of headquarters company of the 1st Provision- Kellogg. 1st Lt. George F. Mad- al Marine A!r-Ground Task Force. The master sergeant at right to Miss Lou Eliane, military traf- 2nd Lt. Lawrence R. Ball, making any promises, but we dox. is M/Sgt. James Newell. non-commissioned officer-in-charge of fic representative. The office 2nd Lt. Franklin P. Guthrie, 2nd are scanning our newspapers training for the same unit. The picture was taken in Boston. Mass., will arrange transportation be- Lt. James F. Halen. 2nd Lt. Wil- and listening to every radio tween here and the Mainland l:am T. Garner, 2nd Lt. John newscast we can find.' in July. 1954, when Kersey was 15 pounds lighter than at present specifically for servicemen and Downer, 2nd Lt. Jack Hamilton Lt. Christian is with "Red awl was reenlisting. Sgt. Newell was on recruiting duty in the dePendentg. Phone is 2131FA and 2nd Lt. Gerald Smith. Perils" squadron. Baktd Bern City. Pate 2 THE WINDWARD MARLS I' Friday, April 2, 1954 "HAM" MEN IN ACTioN Oa the eq BY Sgt. Don Fergusson aPanalltalOwaoleadotsialladwiasesailesaaesaoraasesawaasseadoeadieadoesaiPaideadarsawaill*adoe This column is for master sergeants over 15) who are looking around for a way of getting rid of some of that heavy loot. Here's one costly suggestion. * Around here, television is the biggest thing sink the Corps switched from 03's to its present instrument of defense. Frankly, this little picture box seems to be here to stay. Right in your own quarters you can curl up with a frothy beei. a Lucky Strike and a box of crackers and enjoy the finest in entertainment. Cigars or pipes also are permitted. You need not be in the uniform of the day, nor must you per- m that tall PFC in front of you to continue rocking back and forth. In addition. you will not have to put up with any more "standing in mile-long lines." And-if you don't like the show -turn it off. Tl.e only cost to you is the price of a TV se:. . . . * * * * Television in Hawaii is currently sparkling with many top NEC and CBS productions. Scheduled to open in the near future wil. be one more TV station which will make three here. You can': beat that, considering the size and population of the Island.

Currently operating here in Ha---ii are KONA-TV (channel 11 . which supports an NBC program, and KGMB-TV (channel 9), the CBS station. The new station will be KULA-TV (channel 4). The affiliated network has not yet been announced. Something important in the TV world to watch for will be color. One manufacturer announced the first color set he puts on the market will have 36 tubes. The average black and white has 27. They say. however. if color goes in. it will not af- fect your present set. which will eliminate purchasing another one. unless of course, you would rather have color. * * * * We would like to give you a quick run-down on the top three programs seen on Hawaiian TV stations. This, of course, is in the COME IN TOKYO - Pictured making connection vish a far away land is VI 0 Roy 1-. Dawson who opinion of your reporter. is attached to MAG-13 at the air station. His hobby is the "Ham" radio operators club retent- First, we consider the top drama program to be -Singer Four- ly formed aboard the station and of iich is Presider!. Assisting him at the snitch toceird is Star Playhouse". It can be seen every Thursday evening er ('pl. William Simeoe. an electronics man as: Ca: .1 La .1-e 1st Provisional Marine Air-Ground Task KGMB-TV at 8. A two-million dollar production, it stars David Force. also headquartered here. -1 Niven. Dick Powell, Charles Boyer and Ida Lupine,. The stars are alternated each week. CLUB FORMED 7.: the comedy field, we would pick "I Love Lucy" as the het... - KANEOHE BAY "HAM" RADIO NOW liner. The laugh riot stars the husband and wife team of Luc:..e Ball and Desi Arnez. It is seen over KONA-TV on Friday nigh:s FOR BENEFIT OF AMATEUR KANEOHE OPERATORS at 8.30. On Tuesday night at 9:30 over RONA-TV comes the number Have a friend in Istanbul, Cain-town or Bombay that you have to contact Or would ou one suspense program The title is "Dragnet- and stars that just like to check with your family back on the Mainland to be certain all is well deadpan cop. Joe Friday, as portrayed by Jack Webb. The The Kaneohe Bay Amateur Radio Club. which was organized recently with 12 charter stories are taken direct from the files of the Los Angeles Po- members, at Marine Corps Air Station. Kaneohe Bay. is now a going concern and can handle lice Force. They are true. Only the needle has been changed to such assignments if they are of an emergency nature, according to Warrant Officer R. F. Daw- prevent the scratching of the record. son, president of the organiza- Friday starts off like this: a contacted 71 of them in that tion. club trustee, who is civilian My name is Melon. Water Melon. v.-orker aboard the station. With period, speaking to 536 different I'm the juiciest. "Our club is meant to serve' Enough is enough. the equipment which has been i stations to place in the awards.- a many-fold purpose," he ex- group plained yesterday. "We want to in use since the first start-I MEMBERS SOUGHT ed a number of months aartnaaepeoapaCi=t0Qa.K.oia..:7- 4r.'aioef711441..-. promote interest in amateur ra- operating At present. the club is seek- this book is also importn- ago as an unchartered organiza- ,ing to enlarge its membership citizens who are no sole. dio, communications and exper- has been made with by imental development of electro- tion, contact Potential members may enter ONE FOR because it offers an oPP- nearly every country in the world means of a written application nity to view part of the fu-.. nics equipment. side of Iron "On a more practical level, on the sunny the to the presideut and indicating through the Army's eyes. we can provide emergency com- Curtain. an interest in such work. Pre- THE BOOKS munications-not of a military Last November, according to vious experience is not required Maj. Merle A. Kime. publicity but, according to Maj. Kime, SPACE TUG. By Murray Lein: nature-for non-member person- THE STEEL WEB. By Thomas ter. A young and highly trar of chairman for the group, the local "Continued interest anti the abil- nel and members their im- Thompson. A good Western ed crew protects the first Spa mediate families. All of this of station came out fifth in a Na- ity and willingness to learn are course, is governed by standing tionwide "sweepstakes" contest :ssential for any individual who which has been worked up Platform from sabotage a regulations, and simple messages sponsored by the American Radio desires to become a radio ama- around the history of railroad- services it with supplies ing in the West that includes of greeting won't be given any dio Relay League. Entered in the teur." preparation for the first specific priority. Emergency contest were several thctusand meetings are held on the some very dark chapters. to the moon. messages will be dispatched as "hams" throughout the United first and third Tuesdays of each soon as possible after being re- States, Canada, Alaska and Ha- month at 8 p.m._ while instruc- ATOMIC WEAPONS IN LAND SCIENCE-FICTION CARNIV AL quested." waii. tion to newcomers is offered COMBAT. By Col. G. C. Rain- Edited by Fredric Brown OWN EQUIPMENT "We were given 48 hours," ex. every Tuesday evening starting hare:t and Lt. Col. W. R. Kint- Mack Reynolds. An anthc All of the equipment operated plains the officer. in which to at 7 o'clock. The radio station is ner. Although written primarily of science fiction stories by the radio "hams" is privately make contact with as many as located in Bldg. 458 which is be- for military men and students, racterized by a sense of hum owned, of course, much of it possible of the 73 zones that are tween Mokapu school and the belonging to Russ Fillinger, the set off in North America. We station golf course.

-'RA. ....a. .1.. "No.,. CASH SALES MAG Dental Officer BIRTHS Cash sales of individual cloth- Is Former Pilot ing for units of this station will ifeesme doe GRIFFITH be on dates as scheduled below. Col. Frank G. Dailey .. Commanding Officer Navy Lt. (j.g.) Rodney F. Val- Cash sales hours will be from Lt. Col, John F. Carey Executive Officer who Born to Cpl. and Mrs. John J. entine is one dentist keeps 0730 to 1130 and from 1230 to Capt. Cecil P. Lewis Officer.in_charge relaxed with the Griffith, a son, 7 lbs. 151-2 oz., .. his patients 1500. Sgt. Don Fergusson Edit right line of chatter. at Tripler hospital March 30. Date 073-1130 1230-1500 Staff members : Cpl. Thomas Creachbauni, sports, and Pfc. Dr. Valentine, senior dental of- Cpl. Griffith is enroute to MC- April 2 VMF-232 WMD-3 ficer of MAG-13 was at 3ne time Terry- Larimore, news-circulation. Both staff members - AS, Kaneot e Bay, for duty with 5 Recon'A'Co. MACS-2 a pilot in the United States Navy. April serve as clerk-typists. the "Blacksheepr' jet squadron. 6 Hq&HqSq Hq&HqSq He is almost as much at home in April MARINE by His wife. Linda, is residing at THE WINDWARD published each- Friday the air as when looking for ca- April 7 MABS-13 MABS-13 the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay, T.H., Nay,' vities. 45-310 Kahanho circle. Kaneohe. April 8 HMR-361 VM F-214 Number 990, c. o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif., welt Valentine underwent flight April 15 WMD-3 HqCo, TF non-appropriated funds at the Windward Oahu Reporter Pub- training NAS, Glenview, erans' educational benefits. at Ill., April 16 MACS-2 lishing Company, Lanikai, T.H. Cost of this publication is and his wings earned with the Dr. Valentine was graduated April 19 VM F-214 borne by the Station Special Services Department Navy at Corpus Recreation Christi, com- from St. Louis University in 1952 April 20 HMR-361 Fund. Telephone: 72104. pleting his tour of duty in No- with a DDS degree. The Korean vember, 1945. action was in full swing at the This publication is produced in compliance with Mar.rt Corps Manual, Chapter 17. Paragraph 17106. Given a choice of remaining time and the officer volunteered WE WANT NEWS on active The WINDWARD MARINE uses material from the Armed duty or returning to t. return to an active duty The WINDWARD MARINE civilian life after completior of status. Although a Forces Press Services, 641 Washington St., New York 14, N.Y crack pilot, wants news stories of general training, the officer decided up- the "flying dentist" was assigned AFPS material appearing in this publication may not be used You may contact us by on a dental career and was re- duty ar. a dental officer, coming interest. without written permission. leased to inactive calling 72104. duty so that to Kaneohe from MCAS El Toro, (Circulation 1,560) be mi ht take advanta e of vet- California. - TILE WINDWARDdIP.-4111110".1111,, MARINE "p3 "K" Pistoleers Take Second FOR RECORD In 14ND Match by The "pistol packin" Kaneohe M /SGT. WOODY JO,VES Marines came up with second Perusal of the daily journals brings to light the fact that two lace in the loth Naval District former Marine Corps athletes of renown will be cavorting on the *earn mach held at Diamond gridiron for clubs of the Canadian Western Football Confermee I:ead range last Saturday in '54. Sp:arheading the attack was Jim V. eatherall. All-American for Oklahoma and later a line Cpl. Chuck Millsap who won mainstay at Quantico and Barstow. will be clearing the way for first place 45 caliber match and the Edmonton Eskimos. second place match aggregate. backs with T Sgt. Delmar Cooley won first Although under option to perform for the Washington Red- dace SS center fire and second skins this sear. Eddie LeBaron is reported jumping his contract place SS aggregate. Winner of to play with the Calgary club, which is coached by his old boss first place MM 45 caliber al College of the Pacific. Larry Siemering. a*.c'-. was T S. Bill Tarnage. The case with which Loquacious George Marshall. Redskin Tn arl,iition he taok second place '1M in the aggregate and third owner. let LeBaron go makes one woi:der. The "Little Magician." MM in center fire. touted as a second Sammy Baisgh, had a couple of bad days in Others who participated in the the waning '53 season which caused fickle Joe Fan to turn sour matches were: M Sgt. Jim Skin- on the slickest hall handler in football today. ner, tram captain, M Sgt. Mike Mr. Marshall is quoted as saying "Eddie is a fine gentleman Brennan end T Sgt. IsTit Pratt. and a nice hoy. We won't stand in his way.- On Sunday, April 4. the team This column heartily agrees with the above character ref- will compete in the Honolurti erence by the Washington, D.C., laundry tycoon. The inci- Police Match to be held at Dia- ry:air? Head range dent recouated :.,elw will explain why. We had the pleasure of working an entire football season with the pint-sized pride of Lodi, California in 1950 at Quanti- STATION GOLF co. That year Eddie quarterbacked the Marine eleven to nine NEWS consecutive wins, eight over collegiate opponents. Already a national sports figure as a result of teaming up with Choo Choo Justice for a College All-Star win over the Philadelphia Eagles, The Kaneohe linkmen. led by requests for LeBaron's autographed picture poured in to yours Tracy Meher, defeated Pearl truly from pigskin fans all over the nation. Needless to say. Harbor in both Scratch and said requests were handled expeditiously. Handicap league games this In December, after the season ended and Eddie had gra- week. Meher shot a 78 to lead ciously signed hundreds of prints, he made one personal all golfers and was closely fol- re- lowed by Victor Lunning, also quest. of Kaneohe, with a 79. "Sarge, you know all those pictures you asked me to auto- B/Gen. F. M. McAlister. FMPac's chief of staff, throws out the graph?" We remembered, and asked the lieutenant what we first with a whip-lash right arm at opening game ceremonies Pearl Harbor was badly out- classed, 141/2-31'2 in could do for him. here last Sunday. The general': Pearl Harbor Marines defeated scratch play, and 131-2-41/ in handicap scoring. "Well, if it isn't too miwh trouble, could I have a couple Kaneohe Marines 13-5 to inaugurate play in the Hawaiian Area The consistent shooting of Sid for myself.'" Inter-Service Baseball League. Eide and Gordan Hodde assured * * Kaneohe of another victory. John Softball fans might make a mental note of this. The varsity of the station, and Carey, Wm team. coached by Lt.. Frank Reeve, opens on the 13th at Bar- C_--as Guard Golf Tourney Case, task force, played as alter- nates in the tourney. ber's Point. First home tilt is scheduled for two days later. Ac- Drops MCA S; Starts April 3 cording to the coach. he has a good "glove- team, but may Ii Gordon Hardy of VMF 232, shy of long ball hitters. The 1954 golf handicap cham- team captain, has brought his * * * Now 0-3 Slate pionship gets under way this men to the top of the rung in toward the Main- Fen "Lefty" Semith may not weekend at the Kaneohe Marine service golf. The team leads the The boxing team will soon be heading Golf with 18 hole league with a 3 and 1 being ar the best pitcher in the league, Course an Scratch land. Seven aspirants to individual All-Marine titles are for April and has a total of 3 won r is he the luckiest. qualifying test slated record shepherded to El Toro by Maj. John Moore. officer in charge 3 through 7. and 12 lost in the Handicap of the team, and M'Sgt. Frank Veith. coach. Sgt. Frank Bara- Lefty pitched 15 of Kaneohe's The winner will have his name league. Next week they will en- only 9 eao is making the trip as Veith's assistant and trainer. 27 innings. allowed inscribed on the permanent tro- gage Staff Headquarters, 14 Na- 1.-p 'Corps, the Hawaiian Leathernecks, aas. whiffed 6. issued 8 free phy donated by the Athletic Sup- val District. against the best in the gave fighters. will nec- passes. and, although he ply- Co. of Hawaii. and will re- a combination of Pearl Harbor and Kaneohe a 2 measly earned runs. has ceive a replica of the original essarily have to be in razor-sharp condition. Veith. one of the dropped two decisions. trophy for his very own. EARLY BIRD better Marine coaches. knows that and has his charges work- In the season's opener last The thirty-two lowest net ing and running in preparation for the bouts which take place Saturday, Barber's Point shaded scores will qualify for the matcl- April 26-29. Seinith 1 -0. Wednesday night he play portion of the tournament From this corner the best likely prospects to bring home up a hot Fister against Paul which gets underway immediate- the baron are Herman Masqueda, 156 pounder, Harry Fleck, .- who set down Coast Guard ly following completion of the Chuck Katzakian. 22 man via the strikeout route, at 147 pounds. and heavyweight qualifying round. Both Katzakian and Masqueda are well known by Island fans ang again 6-1. All personnel stationed at Ka- Lefty's mates have made bitten by the fight hug. F leek is a dark horse locally, for the neohe Marine Corps Air Station appeared. We are informed that h-?7,bles while ha was on the who have an official handicap simple reason that he hasn't and, 13 in their first 3 outings. are eligible to compete in this Mainland opponents know him well much to their ever!asting 7.'ha. Windward nine's other event. sorrow. A veteran of the amateur squared circle. Fleck has had making it three for three, Prizes will be given to the close to 200 fights. and should give a good account of himself. was to the Pearl Harbor Marines low scorers in the qualifying Other men rounding out Veith's abbreviated stable are Phil :as:. Sunday. 13-5. round as well as to the runner-up Ortiz. flyweight who was '53 Inter-Service champ and runner- LINE SCORES: and semi-finalists in the match up this year: 139-pounder John Merantes, also a '53 I-S runner- play portion of the contest. Kaneohe . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 2 4 up. who will make the trip IF he is in shape: middleweight Bar C 0 0 0 1 1 The two former winners of 's Point 0 0 0 x 4 2 Jack Kearns. inexperienced but a hard worker who takes to ad- Semith & Criss: Spindler & this event were M.W. Widen, vice diligently: and team pace setter Foster Bon- Webb: Umpires __ Katsunuma & who won in 1949. and Sgt. P. and training rad. Time: 2:05. Roaa.rs. who captured the title ner. who weighs in as a light-heavy. in 1952. _Noticeable for hi,, absence is Orville "Nick- Seronie. feat& PH Mar. 2 0,0 1 1 5 0 4 0 13 12 2 Anyone desiring to enter this much disputed decision in the Inter-Serv- Kanec 0 4 0 0 0 1 5 87 enceight who lost a 000 to Sperling. Bayley (5, & Olick, tournament is requested sign ice finals. Seeonie recently married and hung up his gloves. Burnett (6). Regan. Campbell op.,00,..--...ses.--41up at the station golf course. 4 ). H "lland Wermuth & This HASAC iHawaiian Armed Services Athletic Council Criss. Umpires - Yamashita & MIXED BOWLING looks like a good deal. Formed in 1950. and as recently as Kaupiko. Time 3:09. ar-...I.J1111/111MalliovillIP year equipped with sharper teeth. the three man The Kingpins. though in fifth March of this Kaneohe .. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 6 service athletie- place in the league, stole the council handles all disputes between spirited C - co Guard 1 0 1 0 1 1 9 2 0 6 5 0 of rivals. All protests must be submitted in writing within 72 smith, Holland (8) & Criss: show with a high series score F:ster 2320, and to add to the action, hours. and managers. umpires. and offending teams or individ- & Nagamine. Umpires_ the arbitrative hoard when Garcia & Elisary. Time: 2:15. tenth playa a-ankee Rebels had ual players must be present before 803 points to lead single game it is in session. team rollers. 'Tis a far cry from the days then managers could team up EXCHANGE NOTE Bill Fitzgibbons walked off and vote down a protest from one not too teell liked. The Marine Exchange beauty with all the honors in the men's RED HAIRED Karen Sharpe * * * * divisiaa. bowling a blistering 225 ShnP is now open for business on aaaa she gets up every morn- Baseball schedule for April- Thursdays, Fridays and Satur- high game, and series score of ing at six o'clock. She's soon 3 Naval Base. here 2 p.m. days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Earlier -C6. Almost as sensational is the to appear in Warner Bros.' April: er later appointments can be 2:0 posted by Abbie Okerstrom, "The High and the Mighty.- 4 April: Hickam. there 8 p.m. 'de by phoning the manager at who took all honors fcr women. Karen. by the way. hails from 7 April: SubPac. there 2 p.m. boasted a 533 for series :;56, on days stated above. She also San Antonio. Tex. /1 April: CinCServPac, here _ 2 p.m. The exchange has opened a honors. 14 April: Army, here 2 p.m. undisputed TRACK MAN t7arich barber shop in the MAG- The Strikers held 17 April: Barber's Point. here 2 p.m. 13 the possesion of first place after hav- Lt. Carl Joyce, Quantico Ma- Headquarters building for 18 April: Pearl Harbor Marine*, there 2 p.m. cc,avemenee of those working in ing to share it with Imua. who rine, came in third in the 880- 21 April: Coast Guard, here 2 p.m. that area. Hours are from 9 a.m. tell to fourth place. Square-"9' yard run of the Knights of Colum- to 4:30 p.m. Monday through i second aad the Pin Pounders bus indoor '-ack games recent- 23 April: Naval Base. there 8 p.m. is running number three. ly- held in New York. 25 April: Flickam, here 2 p.m. .a 41.

Pnize 4 7 // / I /) 1, 1) 1/ 1 1: / F Friday, April 2. 1 ISLAND WEDDING EXAMS FOR LeJeune Man Is Father, Uncle CIVILIANS At Same Time; Personnel Confused BY T / SGT. BILL DAUM HELD SOON When his wife. Betty Ann. presented him with a seven -mind 10 ounce daughter at the Naval Hospital here Of possible interest to the lo- last week. Szt John R. Merritt became a father and uncle simultaneously. cality and the employees of the Confusinik huh"- station is the announcement of Not reall.. when to popular Civil Service ex- vou take all the facts into consideratiob- aminations, according to Maj. such as the fact that the couple' Ray Bishop, industrial relations CHURCH marriage in January, 1952 mars. officer. ed a change in Betty Ann's stat SERVICES from John's other sister to Joy.: exams will be for stenograph- only wife! er, (GS-2, 3 and 4, salary S3300 through 53810 per year. and typ- PROTESTANT Or the fact that John's moth. ist, (GS-1, and 2 and 3. salary 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, Ter- er, who is also his mother-in- S3000 through S3540 per year. el Termite Village. law. seeing that she married 10 30 a.m. Worship Service, Betty Ann's father (who is also Positions to be filled from this Chapel, examination are as follows: Termite Village. John's step-father), is actually Stenographer t the new baby's grandmother -rid An adult nursery attendant will great aunt as well. Stenographer, (GS-310-2, 3, 4.: care for children of all ages dur- Clerk-stenographer, (GS-312-2, 3, ing the 10:30 a.m. Protestant The fact remains that John 4): Substitute postal transporta- Church Service. almost missed the boat last Tue tion clerk (stenographer) : Sec- i day night when Betty Ann called retary (stenography), (GS-318-3 Class at Termite Chapel. from their trailer home. 7:30 p.m. NEWEST KANEOHE COUPLE-Pictured here as they and 4,. Monday. Bible Study "I think I'd better go to the Typist 1- hospital, John!" congratulations from Maj. Earl Sunimerlin are Cpl. and Mrs. Clerk-dictating machine iron- CATHOLIC On duty as sergeant of t Hono- + Franklin D. Snyder. She is the former Faye Kuykendall of scriber, (GS-316-2 and 3): Clerk- 8:30 a.m. Sunday Mass, Ter- guard. John was promptly r lulu. The wedding ceremony took place March 28 at the Central typist, (GS-322-1. 2, 3): Dictat- mite Village. lieved by a sympathetic officer seventh-Day Adventist church of Honolulu. ing machine transcriber, (GS- 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass, Station of-the-day. He made v,-a Theater. his JIP"--Mill411- 314-2 an 3): Secretary (typist). homeward, picked up Betty A 11:45 a. Mass held Monday', (GS-318-3): Typist. (GS-320-1, 2, Wednesday. Thursday. St. and the ready-packed suitcase INTRAMURAL PROGRAM 3 : and Substitute postal trans- Michael's Chapel. and scurried to the hospital. IPVIIIP011VIOPOVIIIIPN1111."111111111, portation clerk (typist). 4:15 p.m. Station Library. It was 7:30 p.m. 11 20 a.m. 103. A short The first of play in Place of employment for the Friday. Hangar time later Loretta round this quarter's intramural race ia above positions are various Fed- 8:00 a.m. Saturday. St. Mi- Merritt made her grand entry cooling to a smashing climax. oral agencies in the Territory. chael's Chapel. with mother-aunt Betty Ann Task Force and HMR-361, both tied for first place in the race The air station will also utilize CONFESSIONS featured player. for the football crown. are scheduled to meet and settle their the registers resulting from these Saturday at 6-7 p.m. at St. Mi- "Nothing to it," said Joh grid feud. Maneuvers at Maui are holding up the game. but as examinations to fill certain posi- chael's Chapel. and before who managed to get a half-hour' soon as the boys from Task tions at this station, Maj. Bishop every Mass. sleep during the next 24 hours Force come home the fur is ex- whipped MACS 13-0. indicated. NOVENA Any more Merritts? Mo-5 -,pS.mt.., Michael's Chapel pected to fly, according to league Second round play in all intra- Applications for this examina- W ell, Betty Ann has sigh officials. mural sports will begin this tion must be filed with the Man- t + t (count 'ern-eight) sisters, w HMR beat HAMS in a rough week. ager, Branch 'Regional office. 12th JEWISH are naturally John's step-sisters and tumble contest in which only FOOTBALL LEAGUE U.S. Civil Service region, Room 8:00 p.m. Friday evening, Alo- while John. on the other han the fine line play of the 'copier 353. Federal Bldg., Honolulu. ha chapel, Monaloa Housing. has four sisters, all step-siste men enabled them to come out TASK FORCE 6 2 T.H., not later than the close of Pearl Harbor. T.H. to Betty Ann. Then there are on top 6-0. MABS, usually a HMR-3611 business on April 7, 1954. few brothers (step-brothers 6 2 4TH DIVY REUNION bound pigskin outfit, fell apart MABS 6 '3 somewhere along the way... before HMR-361, as the latter HAMS 5 3 Former officers and men of Loretta Lee has no commen the 4th Marine Division interest- went charging on to first place MACS . 4 4 Disbursing Puzz at th's time tie with Task r-orce, who HQSQ 2 6 ed in attending the division re- I onion at Niagara Falls, N.Y. in tact him by phone on extens:o Puzzles Auditor June, are requested by M Sgt. 72267. or in person at the static) Kailua Grade Kids WASHINGTON - A Marine Joseph P. -Able" Collins to con- mess. OFFICERS' Corps disbursing officer tried Get Jet Briefing this one on an auditor from the general accounting office: BIG AIR BIRD Approximately 100 students CLUB 1. T,'Sgt. William F. Byrant s4.4. """" -"":4 - from the fifth and sixth grades Friday, April 2- was in the service August 10, V* Happy 44' of the Kailua elementary school Hour. 1949 through August 9, 1951 - toured the air station Wednes- exactly two years. day more;^g Saturday. April 3- 2. Leave time accumulates at The children, accompanied by De Luxe Chicken Fry - the rate of 21, days per month. Just like the others except several parents as well as teach- 3. The number of months in we'll dress it up a little 24. ers. were given a briefing on two years is more. More food and there earn- workings of both jet and propel- will be table cloths and nap- 4. Therefore. Sgt. Bryant 61 of leave during his ler-driven kins. Chicken from 1800: ed days aircraft by Capt. Ted enlistment. L. Pitman of MAG 13 operations. music by the Schofield Or- chestra for dancing. "Uh, uh," said the auditor. The tour, which was conducted He thought two-and-a-half times AFPS- by Cpl. Don Perryman of the 24 was 60. Sunday, April 4- Stratofortress global public information section, also disagreement went up to FIRST PRODUCTION MODEL-The B-52A Hawaiian music in the The Seattle. Wash.. assembly line The included a close inspection of Dining Room and Lower the Comptroller General, who is bomber rolls off Boeing's length of 156 feet. 185-foot wingspread and the air group's transport heli- Bar. a sort of umpire in financial ar- model has an overall (B-116410) eight turbojet engines. copters and the students were guments, and he ruled Tuesday. April 6- that the right answer to this given an opportunity to watch -Victory at Sea"-2000. arithmetic was 60 and a fraction. jet aircraft in action. Wednesday, April 7- and under leave regulations a Bingo and buffet. Dinner fraction of a day granted is a THEATER served from 1800 to 1930- whole day in the final slimming STATION STAFF NCO Bingo at 2000. up. CLUB The Marine rule is that. start- Tonight-'Dark-City' ing with the first of the monh, Don DeFore- Elizheth Scott 8 April SECURITY MAN the man earns a half day of leave Good Fight Night-Movies 2000. LS PROMOTED for every six days of active duty 9 April up through the 24th. The rest Model' Dance to the "Knights of In a ceremony held at the Tomorrow---Paris of the month, whether it has Marilyn Maxwell-Paulette Goddard Melody". This is Louis main gate this week, Cpl. James five, six or seven days in Correa four, Fair returing with his W. Hyatt was meritoriously pro- it, is worth half a day of leave. dance music. Time 2000. moted to his present rank. The 15 April promotion was awarded Hyatt Sunday -'Dallas' BINGO Door Prize for his outstanding military bear- PASSOVER FESTIVAL Gary Cooper-Ruth Roman - - . Time 2015 (Nursery will be :ing and courtesy. Personnel of Jewish Faith will Good open. ) Fight movies after I The new corporal serves with observe the Passover-an ancient bingo. festival commemorating de- I station security as a guard at the Monday -'Thy Neighbor's Wife' 16 April I the main gate. He has been in liverance of the Israelites from Hugo Haas-Cleo Moore Egyptian Dance to the 'Four Bits I the Islands since last year, ar- bondage-on Saturday Good 17. of Rythm". Time 2000. I riving here from MCAS, El Toro, eve, April Those interested in attending the "SEDER" are Tuesday--'Hurricane at Pilgrim Hall' urged to contact Chaplain Rickel C. Kr-llaway-- irrinia 1; -e. (Ext. 59222 or 55210). Reserva- Average TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS tions will be required in order attend the Seder Service. The following persons appeared in traffic court during the Wednesday- 'Marshal's Daughter' Ken Murray-Preston Foster period Z4 March to 31 March 1954. WANTED No Ratiar JORDAN, Joe, Civ , PW Trans. failed to stop for stop sign. Life Guards for swimming VIERRA, Albert, Civ., Public Works, failed to stop for stop pool - and Thursday -'Kangaroo' sign. Movie Projectionists Maureen O'Hara-Peter Lass foal LUKE. George S.H., Cpl., Task Force, speeding between 42 Contact Maior Harrison at and 45 MPH in 35 MPH zone. Special Services SPENCER, J. B., Sgt., Hq&HqSq, illegal parking