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Vol. 5, No. 19 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BA (. , ri. Friday, August 24, 1956

Families. Friends -ft-ev.N. Umpires, "Enemy", Invited To Review Embark For Kauai The "enemy" in the coming 1st Marine Brigade, FMF, Kauai exer- And 2 Rehearsals cises embarked Tuesday aboard the LSD Thomastol to make ready for in the Barking Sands area next week. The first of two dress rehearsals battle for a 1st Marine Brigade Cere- Also aboard the Thomaston were umpires, headquarters personnel monial Parade and Review, sched- for the advanced base camp, and members of Marine Air Base Squad- ron 13. Marine Ai: craft Gioup 13. uled at 11 a.m.. September 1 to honor the retirement of Lt. Gen. W. According to 0. Brice, CG. FMFPac, will be held Spicer, maneuverMaciOntitt:lynZiedcto113:, Acting K-Bay CO here on the regimental parade realism will be the keynote when ground tomorrow at 9 a.m. the 4th Marines (Reinf) infantry A second dress rehearsal has been battalions are exercised on the Selected For planned for next Wednesday at 2 Barking Sands beachhead. Special p.m. weapons simulators will be one of This significant review, a joint the training aids employed to make Colonel's Rank real the mock battle. The problem Marine Corps Air Station and Bri- Lt. Col. Homer G. Hutchinson, Jr., will be umpired down to the pla- gade effort, will include the follow- acting commanding officer of the level. ing units: Hq Co., 1st Marine Bri- toon Marine Corps Air Station, has been gade, FMF; Hq and HqSq., MCAS, Fifteen volunteers from the 15th selected for colonel, it was an- Brigade training Kaneohe: Marine Aircraft Group 13 CLOSE CONTACT with the progress of 1st Marine Infantry Battalion, Marine Corps nounced this week. His name was and 4th Marines (Reinf.). is being maintained by Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, Brigade CG. Reserve, will beef up the 75-man among a list of regular Marine Col. E. T. Dorsey, CO, MAG-13. When the last 28 men from MABS-I3, MAG-13 were loading out aggressor force. This force will sim- Corps officers chosen by a recent will be commanding officer of Tuesday morning to go aboard the Thomaston for Kauai, the general, ulate an enemy battalion during selection board and approved by the troops. r - right, stoppcd by to get some of the details about the Barking Sands the operation. President. Led by the band from the Marine Maj. Angus MacDonald. base air base operations from the officer in charge, 1st Lt. Fred E. Paige, J. Col. Hutchinson began his Marine Barracks, U. S. Naval Base. Pearl camp commander. is in charge of career in 1939 as an aviation Harbor. Jr. Finishing loading of gear in the background are Sgt. W. T. Davis Corps and the 4th Marines (Re- the billeting and feeding of the ad- cadet Pensacola, Florida and was in!) Dram (on truck) and PFC. Richara C. Huber. Also seeing the last of the 4?- at and Bugle Corps, to- vanced base personnel and VIPs. selected for a regular commission morow's dress man unit off was the Group CO, Col. Elmer T. Dorsey. rehearsal is a full The 47 members of Marine Air in the Marine Corps the following scale review and includes a "fly-by" Base Squadron 13, headed by 1st year. In 1943 he underwent night- with aircraft from MAG-13. Lt. Fred E. Paige, Jr., will ready fighter training with the Royal Air Personnel of participating units Colonel Steiner Is Reassigned; the Barking Sands landing st.ip to Force in England. This is a field in are encouraged to invite dependents take care of helicopter and at- which he has excelled throughout and friends to witness the rehears- tack aircraft. his Marine Corps career als and the review. The review Colonel C T Be AirA. Sta. CO will be open to the public. In the latter part of 1943 and in K-Bay will bid aloha to Col. William B. Steiner, commanding of- Coffee, Briefing early 1944, Col. Hutchinson served ficer, Marine Corps Air Station, on September 5. Col. and Mrs. in the central Pacific area as execu- tive officer of Marine Night Fight- Draft Of 516 for the mainland on that date. Steiner will leave Planned For er Squadron 533, Marine Aircraft Col. Steiner will enter Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, Oakland, Group 22. In 1945 and 1946 he was Welcomed Here Calif., for further treatment and disposition, following his conva- commanding officer of the Marine lescence trom a heart attack June Military Wives Night Fighter Operational Training Detachment in Vero Beach. Florida. 24. All wives of military personnel By Brigade CC Cram. presently at at His first tour of duty in the Is- Col Jack R. Kaneohe should circle Thursday, Air Reserve Training Com- Charity Drive lands started in 1948 when he was The APA Bexar, which arrived Marine Sept. 6, on the calendar right now. Ili . has been commanding officer of Marine Sunday evening at Pearl Harbor to mand. at Glenview. That's going be He to their day! Fighter Squadron 322. Marine Air- take part in the Kauai landings. named as Col. Steiner's relief. Goals & Policy The day after the youngsters start by craft Group 15 at Ewa. brought with it 516 replacements is expected to arrive here school a morning coffee is set for In August 1952. during the Ko- for the 1st Marine Brigade. FMF. October 2. 9:30 a.m., in the Station Theater, In a welcoming addrec.s Monday During Col. Steiner's illness. Lt. Announced Here rean war, Col. Hutchinson com- for each and every wife of a mem- jet -fighter I manded the first nigh morning. Brig. Gen. George R. E. Col. Homer G. Hutchinson Jr., has "The cause is great, the require- ber of the 1st Marine Brigade and squadron ever employed in combat. Shell. commanding general of the been the acting station comman- ment is great, and I'm 100 per cent the Air Station. 1st Marine Brigade. FMF. outlined ding officer. behind" the 1956 Combined Charity What's the catch? None. Brig. the eventful history of the Brigade Before coming to K-Bay Col. Drive. Brig. Gen. George R. E. Gen. George R. E. Shell. Brigade and told of its present mission. Steiner was assistant inspector Shell, Brigade commander, stated in commander, feels the wives are en- Gen. Shell sketched the Brigade's the Marine Corps in general of opening the local Drive program titled to know what's going on and task as "integrating the experiences Washington. D. C. here. this is the means proposed to pre- of the past with the new concepts Joining the Corps in 1924. the sent the picture. of modern warfare." He said. "We colonel served nearly two years in The conference Tuesday, attended A 45-minute program. presently in are seeking new answers to modern enlisted ranks before his selection by all major commanding officers the planning stage. envisions: problems." to the Naval Academy from which and the various Drive committee An introduction by Gen Shell, members, The 4th Marines (Reinf) claimed he graduated in 1930. He won his was the occasion for for- A brief illustrated presentation of 433 Marines from the largest draft aviator's wings in 1932. malizing final plans and acquaint- the organization of the Brigade in recent months. The remaining Subsequent assignments includ- ing the many persons involved with showing how its structure is de- 83 were assigned to Marine Air- ed the aircraft carriers USS Lex- the details of the Drive which starts cigned to fit its mission, next week, 1. and craft Group 13 and other Brigade ington and Langley as well as va- on September A sketch of the Brigade training units. rious posts and stations of the runs throughout the entire month. program, illustrated with n.otion Corps. The quotas for all activities at pictures of Operation MAUKA During the Korean conflict, Col. Kaneohe total $30.367 this year. which was held in April. These KAILUA LIONS CLUB Steiner commanded VMR-152 in With last year's contributions here movies have never before been seen TC) HAVE REGATTA; the Far East. exceeding the goal for s final figure here. K-BAY INVITED of 134 ner Shell made it cent. Gen. A brief description of the origin 1414 1 All Kaneohe personnel are cor- clear that he could "see no reason of and Hawaiian legend surround- LT. COL. HUTCHINSON dially invited to view the Annual Physical Exams why Brigade and Station can't ing Marine Corps Air Station. Ka-, meet" tLe goal assigned this year Labor Day Regatta September 2 Necessary For neohe. In early 1953 he served and exceed it again. as liaison and 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ac- A presentation by the acting Air officer to the 5th Air Force from Certain School Tots All military personnel and civi- Station CO. Lt. Col. Homer G cording to an invitation received Territorial laws state that stu- the 1st Marine Air Wing. Col. here from Robert B. Murray. Koo- lian employees will be asked to give Hutchinson. Jr.. of the plans for dents attending school in the Hutchinson was awarded the Dis- laupoko Eons Club President. Ter- a day's pay to this once-a-year drive housing and facilities here. ritory of Hawaii for the tinguished Flying Cross and the The eighth annual regatta will first time to provide for eight chartiable or- And. of course. a coffee break. must have a pre-school Legion of Merit for his outstanding feature canoe races in different physical ganizations, including the Commu- More detailed information will examination. according to service in the Korean conflict. age groups and distances. Hawaiian Com- nity Chest which covers a number he forthcoming as plans progress. Fourteen Notice 1755. Prior to his assicrntnest at Kane- entertainment will be spotlighted of additional groups. Physical examinations are given ohe. he was an instructor in the throughout the two-day celebration. As in the preceding twe years, the DUTY AT KANEOHE IS at the service medical facility at Air Section, Marine Corps Education 1956 Annual Combined Charity 'HOME' FOR SERGEANT Center at Quantico which the dependent is ordinarily for two years. Drive will he conducted with the as- Sergeant Wiley M. Jones. LOVER'S SPAT? provided medical care. The K-Bay of Wei- Also selected for colonel were Lt. surance that no other formal drives ^nee is "hack home" this Cols. dispensary has the necessary month James R. Christensen. Ran- COHASSET. Mass. (AFPS)-Re- will he conducted during the year, by virtue of a Marine L. health forms Corps policy dall Stallings. Roger C. Power, cently. for the first time in 96 unless of an emergency nature. The which perrmits Leathernecks to re- Jr.. Robert D. Heinl, Robert Mc- on In addition to a physcial exami- years. the blinking light commandant of the 14th Naval Dis- quest a specific duty station when Donough. D. Stricklet, nation. children entering kindre- Richard Minot's Ledge in Boston Harbor trict. Rear Adm. C. E. Olsen, has as- reenlisting. James W. Keene, John F. Kinney. failed garten or the first grade for to blink in its accustomed the sured all activities participating Sergeant Jones. stationed Francis W. Benson. George R. Stal- time are required at Camp one-four-three sequence. It just first to have a that the combined drive "will pre- Pendleton. California, reennstel lings. William J. McKennan. Claude glared certificate upon steadily. Romantic seamen birth registration. clude individual organizations from NO month. naming Hawaii his first S. Sanders. Jr.. Walter H. Stephens. out All public schools of say that the sequence spells the Terri- soliciting funds within the confines choice for duty. He hes been as- Clarence R. Schwenke. John F. Mal- tory of Hawaii will open "I love you." Maybe its just a Wednes- of the Naval. Marine and Coast signed to the Security section at lard. George B. Thomas. John E. lover's spat. day, September 5. (See CHARITY DRIVE, P-51 Kaneohe. (See NEW COLONELS, P-31 KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, August 24, 1956 Pats 2 e. U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION,

"c' * Ataka OIV 0#6 elefar VS* COL. WILLIAM B. STEINER Commanding C`ificer LT. COL. HOMER G. HUTCHINSON Executive Officer CAPT. GLENN B. STEVENS Officer-in-Charge TSGT. GARRY M. CAMERON Editor 1 The Territory of Hawaii will offer TSGT FRANK FIDDLER Assistant Editor a High School Diploma to Armed Sports Editor PFC. BRYCE EASTBURN ; Services personnel who have satis-

Friday by and 1 factorily passed the High School The WINDWARD MARINE is published every I GED examination , no mark below for the personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy Calif., under 35 and a 45 or better average, and Number 990, c/o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, 1 , have successfully completed one ee supervision of the Informational Services Office. Printed i High School course in the Adult Publishing Co., Lanikai, T.H. the Wrndws!d Oahu Reporter Education - Program. financed Publiahed in conformity with paragraph 17106, MCM, REGISTRATION NOTES: Those ny Station Special Services (non-appropriated) funds at no cost interested in attending the A.E.P. to the government. The WINDWARD MARINE receives material at Kailua High School may regis- from the combined Station and 1st Marine Brigade. 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(Circulation-3,800) FEES : All academic courses are $21.00 of which USMC will pay $11.25. Students pay $9.75 plus a $1.00 fee for new students. How can yoe E70 wrong? Full payment of course must accompany registration. USMC EDITOR'S CORNER personnel pay their share by money order made out to Kailua High School. III A variety of homemaking and PSST...HEY BUB,YOUR 5` "IF I .4111 CAPTURED I WILL CONTINUE TO RESIST BY ALL hobby courses will also he offered. For further details see your Unit WEANS AVAILABLE. I WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO i2:CAPE Education Officer. AND AID OTHERS TO ESCAPE. I WILL ACCEIT NEITHER PAROLE PNORAI.@E NOR Tn nnSCi"-e: a teibute must be merle SP4CIAL FAVORS FROM THE ENEMY." IS SHOWING... to Sgt. Jan Horner of WMD:e3 -Mr. Harvey Kieder. Yonkers. N. Y. who has done so much to promote and foster the Adult Education Program. USAFI and MCI instrue +ion at MCAS. Sgt Horner is pres- ently setting up the Education Of- for your information fice at Camp Smith. THE HASP STORY Continued from Last Week; Color is fine for your new automobiie, the wife': summer bonnet A fervicerran pla ced under a oprenension will be searched and the siiks of your favorite race horse. B'ue language, esp_cially :n TRAFFIC concea!ed weapons and hi: ID card and pass or liberty card will be places where service persons rub elbows with civilians, is as wrong as ricked up. His personal property will be inventoried and, if co-, wearing a derby with swimming trunks. skier -A be given a sobriety test. VIOLATIONS He wif! then be placed in detention until he can be returned to Cuss words are the sicn of a lazy man, soon to be an ignorant one. .111,...... his organization. This will usually be accomplished in as sltior!' a time They creep into our speech when we are too tired to se-irch our minds as possible. From there, action as to court martial o- other punish- 4th MARINES (REINF) for the correct phrase to express our thoughts. Soon, thy become ment must be taken by his unit commander. BARNES. T. 0.. Pfc. "A" Co., HASP, like any other Military Police organization, does not punish second nature. 'stAmTrac.Bn.. Reckless Driving. offenders, however, any time a serviceman is aPorehended a con,- Car Banned from Station for 5 At this point, the brain has shrunk through lack of exercise. It won't offense or incident is forwarded to the command- 1:ays. Traffic School. r>lete report of the supply the correct word, even when we want it. We are marked by one ing officer of the individual concerned. RAMELLA A. F.. Sgt, -B" Co., and all as stupid. istBn. Reckless Driving, CivDriv- In making an apprehension, a mil tary or civilian policeman is justi- Aisp for 5 days, Traffic School. fied in using such fo-ce as IS NECESSARY to secure and detain the Besides this disservice to ourselves, getting into the cussing habit RICHARDSON, J. B.. SSgt, "E" offender, overcome his resistance, prevent his escape and recapture hurts our boss, Uncle Sam. Civilians hold us in low esteem when they 2dBn. Speeding, CivDrivPriv- him if he esca:-es. hear a serviceman sound off in blue. They mark off the Armed Force Susp for 5 days Traffic School. If should be pointed out and emphasized that the operatiJn of as a HASP is primarily preventive. Any serviceman who is observed in town catch-all for older juvenile delinquents and begin to distrust al 1st MARINE BRIGADE to be behaving in a manner reflecting discredit upon the services may who wear the uniform. WEBBER, R. M.. Cpl. HqCo., by HASP and returnd to his outfit. 7areless Driving. Referred to Mo- be apprehended Let's think twice before speaking once. And let's shape up tha' are handled by HASP and re- _or Transport Officer for action. in general, all military offenders violations, a comrade-in-arms who is causing the welcome mat to be hauled indoors BARRY. W. J.. Pfc, Det. 3d- ferred to military courts. However, in the case of traffic both in the states and abroad. (AFPS) 5ervRegt.. Reckless Driving, Civ- serviceman must appear before a civil court. When a man receives a DrivPrivSusp for 5 days. Traffic traffic citation from the Honolulu Police, he should note that the cite- school. Con requires him to report within 48 hours to pcst bail or pay his MAG-13 fine. If he fails to settle the meter in time. it is referred to HASP and AC/110/4 CROSSWORD PUZZLE KRUEGER. H. W., MSgt, ra,CF- the man will be picked up. Incidentally, in the eveny that a serviceman '8 i 11 13 214, Careless Driving, CivDrivPriv- off in the City 1-Vatling refuses or is un ibie to pay a traffic fine, he must work it ..iusp for days. 30 7-Kettledrum * days proba- and County Jail at $2.00 a day. 13-Fit for thr Laos( tion, Traffic School. 14-Courteous For the serviceman's assistance, there is a HASP representative at 1G--Chart HQ&HQSQ the traffic desk of the Honolulu Police Department who attends all 1/1-111aater 2. man is present 1,-Cut off BLACK. M.L.. Cp:. Reckless court cases involving servicemen. In addition, a HASP 2o-Cyprivotd fl ./ 4 15 Driving, No T. H. Drivers License. all interrogations of military personnel by the civilian police. 31-(itgan 1.1 z 7.27 at hearing _1 Referred to Commanding Officer, These are some of the facts about HASP that may be of general 22-I'lural ending )C) )1 Traffic School. is that HASP is a cooperatiee organi- 33--Apprehend , 1 interest. The point we emphasize through 'groat* The motto of HASP is Pr* posi t cos zation for the benefit of all the Services. 11-Pay- bark SO-Parts of SERVICE FOR THE SERVICE." 32-- Turkish STAFF NCO WIVES 33-Tear tit). 34-Woolly Tuesday night's social hour began 37-7n slumber VOTING HOW TO REGISTER 411- Print. -er with the wives learning a few cake measure decorating techniques shown by MINNESOTA Armed Forces, their spouses and 41- A Tinter 43-Jkiaanetoe .%Sgt Arlan Thompson. Registration is required in all dependents accompanying them are oirasurt. After enjoying the freshly de- cities and towns with population of permanently registered when a 44--Ntsro Federal 41;-1.', pr. 'than:14-T corated cakes w:th refreshments, 10.000 or more and in some cities Post Card application for 47-.N1anrt be- an absentee ballot is accepted by nickname Mr ar how., r...... 1...as..... fro Rose Scott got the White Elephant and towns with populations 4a--Genus I the County Auditor. county of resi- ,f .11C4111 ec.:-.1sfal 24--Growinfs out of 3*--Plrt sale underway as acting "Auction- tween 5.000 and 10.000. Registration :eci -Worthless 4--Rere,ii, 25-Brief upon which dence. something ! eer". Proceeds from the sale will is permanent in Duluth. St. Paul Registration in advance. Laving -Spanish article 25-Roman official turns go Si-Bird's home 4-Recall to fl-- Cooling into the club's treasury to be used in and Minneapolis unless a person therefore, is not required. I 6:1-Tidier device 42- Goddess of memory 11-Simian healing :.4-4:101isy paint T --Come int* the club's work and entertainment. failed to vote at least once during 66-Thoruug hfare stew Si-Citrus fruit 45-Beloved All other qualified persons may (pl.) ; Guests signing election years. In 67-Sarcasm 4-Brew:mit ion 47-Prefix: half the guest book and two consecutive II-Wing IS-Charm 49-Consumed being introduced and welcomed other cities and towns where reg- register by . absentee process by re- DOWN in-Stem 36-Attempt 51- Burmese of the hop137-Rugged demon were Ginny Carter. Delores Damron, istration is required. it is perman- questing a "Registration Applica- 11- Achieve mountain crest 53-College 1-Visitor 12-Ascertainit deft** Alice Hill, Jeannette Hendrickson, ent unless a person failed to vote tion Form" from the Commissioner 2- Ali-Jodie 17-Paid notices (PI.) (abbr.) 3-inclined U-Rubber SS-Symbol for Chelsey Rose, Jean Waiters, Hazel at least once since 1952. of Registration. place of residence. IS-Sweet en int pert MI wodlven Craig and Ruth Final. Forty two Members of the Armed Forces. The executed form should be re- members were present. all persons connected with the : turned before Oct. 17. Friday, August 24, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS MR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 3 Hard Studying Reinforcing Units Nets Top Grade For ABC Grad Are Reassigned To Two "first's- were recorded here :it Friday by Sgt. Stanley Kalua- 1 st Marine Brigade litne Jr.. of Lihue, Kauai. as the In a continuing effort to increase seventh Atomic. Bological and the combat efficiency of the 1st f'hern.ical Defense Class was grad- Marine Brigade FMF, reassigIP- uated. menis of some reinforcing ele- Set Kaluahine. "attached to ments were effected August 16. it Headquarters Company. 1st Ma- was announced by the Brigade rine Brigade, FMF. tatalled 98 per commander, Brig. Gen. George R. cent for the course and is the first E. Shell. student to score a perfect 5.0 on the The 3rd Bn., 12th Marines has final tests. been the artiillery reinforcement MAG-I3 MARINE OF MONTH- The average percentage for the for the 4th Marines since its ar- rival Kaneohe last year. It is Sgt. Lawrence B. Nickish, selected school is 82 and the average score at now a reinforcing element attach- as MAG-13 Marine of the Month, about 4.0 ed to the Brigade and designated is Scoring a 5.0 in Biological war- congratulated by Col. Emer T. artillery. The move 4.25 in Charts and Graphs. and a Brigade en- Dorsey, MAG- 13 CO. Looking 01 ables the Brigade commander to 5.0 in both phases of the finals, PIPED Frederick is Mai. Don G. Derryberry, MACS- ABOARD-CWO J. Lager, administrative assistani exercise better operational control Sgt Kaluahine was cited for his of Co. E, 3rd Medical Bn., is piped aboard in a ceremony Monday 2 CO. Sat. Nickish was cited for outstanding during combat. performance and at- that included an informal inspection of Co. E personnel, commenda- diligence in performing his duties titude by In a similar move. Detachment I, Col. J. H. Earle. Brigade tion by Col. Bryghte D. Godbold, commanding officer of the 4th as a radio technician. Chief of Staff. and Maj. M. F. 3rd Service Regiment, also has been Marines (Reinf), and selections by the Drum and Bugle Corps. CWO Connolly. ABC officer, during the assigned to the operational con- Lager retired from the Navy after 25 years of service. of The detach- COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER ceremonies at which 17 men were trol the Brigade. ment provides numerous services LEAVES KANEOHE graduated. BAY such as ordnan "e repair and nor- Capt Veo S. Yon. Station com- When questioned about the dif- mally is responsible for the estab- munications officer for the past two ficulty of the school. Sgt. Kalua- K-Bay Program Navy WO Lager lishment and functioning of a base years. has been relieved and will hine answered. -It was really a camp. The immediate result of this depart the islands Aug. `28 for duty j stiff one. but five or six hours of Aired OverKANI change is evident at Pohaktiloa on at Camp Pendleton. Cali'. study every night took care of it!" Retires At K-Bay the Big Island where Marines will Maj. Frederick C. Dods°, who last Although primarily a school for A colorful ceremony whh a piper, Residents of the Windward side II be training for the fleet month served at Camp Lejeune. ":, C.. has Brigade personnel. men from Sta- sideboys, an informal speech by now have their breakfast coffee Col. Bryghte D. Godbold. comman- blended with a music program of and a half. The camp is now a assumed duties as new Comm. of-1 tion may request the course Brigade base camp, rather than 4th ficer. through proper channels. ing officer of the 4th Marines I distinctively Marine Corps fla- (Reinfl and selections by the 4th vor. Marines. & Bugle Corps, While the major elements of the Marines Drum Radio KANI, situated in Monday the Na- Station Brigade are from the 3rd Marine brought to a close Kaneohe. began its broadcasting val career of WO3 Frederick J. Division and Aircraft. Fleet Ma- a half-hour early Wednes- Lager. schedule rine Force. Pacific. the unique day morning to make room for a Having completed 25 years of concept of a "fast landing force" new program. composed of both air and ground service in the medical field, WO The show opens Lager plans to retire here in the forces in a single tactical com- at 6 a.m. and mand requires a close meshing of Islands with his wife and 4 year old lasts an hour, son. Freddie. all units to provide the Brigade Monday through commander with a maximum of His eventful career included 2 Saturday. whenever and wherever as a firepower years on the Arizona hospital SSgt. Frank needed. corpsman. as well as three dif- R. Candelario, ferent tours of duty with the Ma- Operation Mauka on Kauai in radio informa- apriI proved the feasibility and rines. tion man with He was first attached to the Ma- demonstrated the power of the air- K-Bay Informational Services Of- ground team composed of the 4th rine Corps in 1940 at the Philadel- fice, announces the new program, Supple Depot. In 1949 he name Marines (Rein!) and Marine Air- phia which is yet un-named. It is a is contact again with Leatherneck% craft Group 13. Refinements of disk jocky show and airs matters the concept never cease. at El Toro. Service with the 4th pertinent con- to the Marine Corps Air Marines Reinf was a fitting Station daily. clusion to WO Lager's Naval Career. KANI is a 1.000 watt radio Obviously moved as he was piped sta- tion which broadcasts on a Brigade Annual aboard. WO Lager walked between fre- quency of 1150 kilocycles. the six Navy chiefs who served as Proofs Received sideboys and held an informal in- Candelario has had considerable spection of the hospital corpsmen experience in radio and television Don't give up hope on the 1st work.. He HONOR GUARD-Rear Admiral E. A. Cruise, Commander, Fleet of "E" Co 3rd Medical Bn. has worked as program Marine Brigade Annual! director. and disk jockey Air, Hetwai, troops the iine during an official visit fie paid to Brig. Biddies Alehe to his men and for sev- The proofs were received here 'This is eral radio stations in the south- this week and should be on their Gen. Genteee R. E. Shel, Commanding Genera.' of the 1st Marine his work he commented. group of men and the eastern United States. way back to Miller Publishing Co. Wednesday. After landing in en HRS helicopter the finest Brinade, FMF, on finest organization that I have within a week or ten days. 161. Marine Aircraft Group 13, from M.:,r7ne Helicopter Squadron ever served with". While the publisher has not been Admiral Cruise received a 13-gun salui'rs, to e tour of MAG-13 ac- Naval Personnel able to provide a firm date for fiv:fizs and visited with Gen. ShellShe in his office. In this picture th:: distribution of the Annual which Honor Guard commander, Capt. Charles J. Schneeman, Jr., accom- Attend Career was delayed by the Brigade re- panies the admiral and the general, while 1st Lt. James P. R.aurke: Unusual Request Lectures Here designation. delivery in late Sep- platoon Fader cf the C Co., 7th Engineers platoon, stands on the One hundred and sixty Navymen tember may be possible. All copies that were ordered will right. Poses No Problem and 40 Marine reenlistment in- terviewers had the opportunity yes- be mailed to the address specified Getting a lei or an aloha shirt terday to listen to a career ap- by the subscriber. as originally NEW COLONELS agreed. Service Sampler in Hawaii is no problem at all. But n-eisal lecture by Chief F. J. a request last week for a winter Review of the proofs indicates t Continued from P-1) Miller, ComServPae. Pearl Harbor parka in a tropical atmosphere of at the Station theater. this Annual may well be the finest Picks Marines Rentsch, and ts'harles T. Hodges. 85 degree heat was yet produced by the publisher. palm trees and le flee presentations, one at 8:30 Also. Lt. CoLs. Kenneth H. Black, termed "very unusual- by a supply a.m. and the other ai 1 p.m.. Chief As Choice William C. Humberd. Robert R. chief in Marine Aircraft Group-13. Final ; Miller emphasised the importance HAPPY DAY' Buins, Mar:on E. Carl. Charles W. This unique situation came about "Uniform of the Day" for SSgt. l of personnel "shipping over" for a HEMSEY, N. J. (AFPS) Wil- Somers. Jr., Arthur H. Adams. An- when an enterprising reporter hi - Charles McKenna. MACS-2. .Marme military career. The advantages of liam Calvert recently bought a gus M. Fraser. Robert Hall, Donald the Informational Services Office Aircraft Group-13. has ranged from 'e-viee opportunities as opposed to broken fire hydrant for $10. M. desired a prop. In this case. it was Why? Navy Air Force J. Robinson. Alfred Mahoney, nee e in civilian whites, through an item of class four cold weather life were thorough- To put in his dog kennel, a Blues to the current Marine Corps Erik W. Ritzau, John C. Brewer, ly discussed. course. James M. Watkins. Jr.. William E. clothing not in particular demand Ka hki. in Hawaii. The park'. Together with First enlisting in the Navy in Clasen. Frank J. Cole. Homer G. Hutchinson. Jr.. Allen H. Anderson. a tropical background. told the 1945. Sgt. McKenna was assigned nhetographic tale of CWO Robert to crash rescue for a two year tour Elkin S. Dew. FIRST RIDE- Lt. Cols. Erwin F. Wann, Jr.. F. Ward's transfer from Hawaii to and was discharged as a 3rd Class Also Marines from the Otis W. Calhoun. Jr.. Talbott F. the South Pole. The picture ap- Specialist. 2d Bn, 4th Ma- Collins. John H. Partridge. Frederic peared in last week's issue of the He endured civilian life for a Lawrence F. Fox, Horace WINDWARD MARINE. rines (Reinf.) who year before receiving the call in J. Karch. H. Figuers. Joseph S. Skocyzylas. When MSgt Robert L. Athev, had not experi- the U. S. Air Force fc- a three-year W. Antonelli. George W. Her- MAG-13 Supply Chief, received the enced a 'chopper hitch. John ring. David C. Wolfe. Kenneth E. telephone request. he admits he ride were recent- Ac a n-ember rf the Air Force Martin. and Nicholas A. Sisak. was "a little arriezed." ly taken on a fa- he 'vac oecenetien duty in Ja- Athev claims that his office re- miliarization hop pan when the Iron Curtain fell on ceives many requests and usually school then into the Korean eon- over Kaneohe the Western German Theatre. Re- to needed item. Mc: with a crash-rescue tears in able to supply the aseigned to the 86th Fighter Squad- It! The parka was 13 a y and back. the 1st Marine Air Wing. and he means ron he per leinated in the famed !need to the scribe within an hour They were given Berlin Air 'Aft of 1948. "I had to start at the bottom after the request Nees made. instruction in how After three years in the Air Forte. each time." commented the Ser- Normally. SANS Athev. this type n' to load and tin- "but with six years ,' Fled '1 'Ili'. of en-pnrel's strinec the gean. in the rear would net be on hand In the load from the , Corps I feel I have finally found yourr reervlee semPler" decided to Green. The eerroly. from whieh the 'copter provided try the Marine Corps. the right branch." was r+ -awn. name to FC-rin- parka by H M R 161, Stremine et Parris Island for his Before being assigned here be ips+h InirA -112. VARC-1. and HAM- MAG- 13. introeuction to the Corps. Sgt. MC- was at Marine Corps Air Facilities. M. when these untta returned from Retina was later sent to electronics New River. N.C. the Far East. - Page 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE BAY. T. H. Friay, August 24 1956 Ample Selection

;# Offered By Hobby .Shop Sales Room When the K-Bay Marine Ex- low 1. The change u- 11 mean that change Hobby Shop sales room the sales room will be open seven opens its doors for daily business, days a week in lieu of the present .1 reveals a nobo:)ist s paradise. five-day week. To skindivers, mode 1-builders, To promote further interest in the "do-it-yourself" fans, and the host sales room; a "d.,- it- yourself' bf other persons interested in off - monkey-pod demonstration will be hour vocations, it supplies the an- staged Friday, Sept. 7. Through the swer to what to do with spare time. courtesy of Hardwoods Hawaii. Ltd Located in the Hobby Ship (Bldg. the demonstration will be free, with 206) on Third St. across from the door prizes worth over $100.043 Station mess hall, the sales room offered. is Loa% niently situated for the nu- A representative from Hardwoods merous hobby-lovers using the fa- Hawaii, Ltd.. will demonstrate the cilities of the Station Hobby Shop. manner of finishing monkey-pod The sales room has undergone ex- Lables and bowls at the Hobby Shop. tensive renovation during the past Amateur and professional wood- week. Floor space has been doubled. workers are urged to attend. The and tiers of display shelves have demonstration will begin at 7 pin. been added. The inventory of goods A stroll down the aisles. between and a SKIN-DIVERS DEL'GHT-SSgt. Henry E. Allen, Hq. Hq. Sqdn., discusses a dive mask pair of has been almost tripled, and is well-stocked snelves. reveals a wide swim fins with sales manager Mr. Mike Georgette. The s,-,!'nroom is a skindiver's delight and contains now valued over $13.000. variety of items. A memento of Ha- everything for pursuing the underwater sport. Spear -suns, fns, masks, and aqua-lungs are but a few of the To go with a newly remodeled waii for mainland-bound personnel items that are available, and range to underwater photographic equipment for the amateur or profes- store, a change in hours will be could be a koa wood model of an sional. effected Aug. 29. See Schedule be- outrigger canoe for less than a dol- lar. For avid skindivers there are un- WELL-STOCKED derwater flashlights and flashlight Marine. Family DISPLAY cases. If anyone is interested in SHELVES-Hun- capturing underwater magic on film, Is Reunited On dreds of items the store stocks an underwater are included in camera. The same results can be ac- the Hobby Shop complished with your present cam- TV-Radio Show sales room inven- era by investing in a watertight A magician. the "Truth or Con- -tory. The exam- rubber case. sequences" radio and television And for the reticent customer, (at left) shows who isn't quite sure what his needs show. and the Marine Corps co- 'paint - by - the - operated recently to provide TSgt. may be. the sales room is staffed number''kits; ready to give Eugene L. Holum. VMF-214. Ma- by two men always -,ther handbag advice. They are sales mana- rnie Aircraft Group 13. with an free eventful. surprise vacation. '.;its; monkey pod ger Mike Georgette. who is assisted tables, by Edmund Manuel. Holum popped out of a trick dis- bowls, trays; The Marine Exchange contributes appearing box on the "Truth or and picture -'rimes. The Ma- a substantial amount to the Special Consequences" show to surprise fund. Personnel are re- rine Exchange Services even more the members of his minded that for each dollar spent family. and especially seven-year $13,000 at the Exchange. a portion is re- old Eugene Steven Holum worth of supplies turned in the various programs The events which brought Holum in the store, and sponsored by Special Services. from Hawaii to a surprise ap- offr_srs a selection pearance on the show began July designed to meet 23 with a phone call from a rep- the needs of SPrvina Together resentative of "Truth or Consequen- nr,ctically a n y After 14 Years ces." A request was made for a Ma- When Lt. Col. Arthur N. Nehf, rine Lobbyist. at K-Bay who had a wife and Jr.. commanding officer. Marine son. age 7-11, residing in the Los Fighter Sq. 214. Marine Aircraft Angeles area. Holum had a wife HIGH HOLY DAYS Group 13. pinned bars on Capt. and son. plus Jeanne Marie, 5, Jef- it TOASTMASTERS CLUBS The schedule of service for all William W Wamel, Jr.. Monday. frey John. 3. and Susan Lynn. 1. wn_s more then a promotion cere- By RON SEMPLE Tewish military personnel for Rosh H e departed mony. Honolulu v i a aa.shanah and Yom Kippur is con- 11, s. . . The two officers first served to- . . tained in station bulletin 1'743. P a n American gether as lieutenants in the Solo- "World Unrest" was the timely 'Try .1-snarler for the evening was Rosh Hasanah and Yom Kippur Airways. arriving mon Islands in 1942. After the war, Toast- Dick C'Dowd and the interesting of ieligious obligation in Los Angeles, 'heme that the Enlisted are days Captain Wamel was released from pro- for members of the Jewish faith. July 27. Since he masters Club chose for their meet- 'able tonics on Parlimentary the service. In 1946 he went into Services will be held at the Aloha was in an in- rig Tuesday at the FRA building. ..edure were .andied by John the Los Angeles recruiting office communicado Chapel. Kamehameha Highway and Speeches dwelt on the various Thatcher. where he enlisted as a buck private status from his Plnntation Poad. cn the Windward one moment and was promoted to .rouble spots around the world. The Poinciana Room at the family for sur- side. MSgt. the next. Interestingly enough prise purposes he was installed in Toastmaster Joe Page again cop- Moana Hotel was the setting for the man performing this somewhat the Knickerbocker Hotel to await ped the Best Speakers award with one of the most interesting evenings 'GLOBE' RETAINS magical ceremony was Lt. Col. the show the following day. his speech on Foreign Aid. This is attended by guests. wives and mem- JOURNALISM AWARD Neni. With the family on stage atten- Here August 1st. Col. Nehf pre- the third straight time that Joe bers of the Staff NCO Toastmas- WASHINGTON. D. C..-The Camp tion was focused on Eugene Steven sented Capt. Wamel with a per- has taken the top honor. Giving ters Club on Wednesday. August Lejeune Globe. weekly newspaper who was treated to magic acts. manent WO3 rank. Monday, he pro- him a close run were Toastmasters of the Marine Corps Base. Camp in which a dove and rabbit were 15. moted him to Captain. Laimbeer. Nowicki and Kruzel. Lejeune. N. C.. has won the Annual pulled out of After an excelle:1:. dinner. Toast- any comment a hat. Asked if he Toastmaster Hank Matter rounded Marine Corps Journalism Award for Neither one had would like to be on what might happen when these a magician. Eugene off the evening with his "Break- master for the evening. Danny the second straight year. Head- replied meet some "yes!" ing the ice" speech. Sullivan. called for campaign quarters Marine Corps announced twu officers again at other duty station. The magician entered a trick box For presenting a novel idea on speeches nominating a club presi- last week. in the center of the stage. the how to increase club membership. dent Toastmaster Maynard won the The awa,rn. which was first made curtain was drawn back. and, Toastmaster Bill Aullenbach took coveted 'Best Speech Award" while to the Camp Pendleton Scout in presto! a daddy who had been the best speakers award at a meet- Toastmaster Schoenle took the 1953. was won by the Scout in 1954 absent almost seven months pop- ing of the Officers Toastmasters 'Most Improved speakers' Award and the Lejuene Globe in 1955. ped out. Club held Tuesday at the "0" Club. for the evening. Little Steven stood open-mouthed RECKLECC DRIVING and rooted to the spot. With arms e"...... s. .. . CAN BE COSTLY waving. and lips moving frantical- I ly, he finally uttered a ;orous "Dad- I Article III of the Unifortr Code Marine Exchange Hobby Shop I dy!" He was picked up by an of Military Justice Reckless Driv- / ingl. provides ''a maximum punish- equally happy father. Sales Room Hours I ment of one year confinement at The reaction of the rest of the 29, 1956) f I (Effective August I hard labor. a dishonorable discharge family was similarly enthusiastic. I I Monday through Friday-9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and forfeiture of all pay and al- with the exception of three-year I lowances for one year." old Jeffrey. who I Saturday-9 a.m. to 6 p.m. / was a little Article III. UCMJ defines the of- frightened by the proceedings a he I i Sunday -12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. 1 `ense o' d-unken or reckless driving two girls. Jeanne Marie. and Susan I i -s "operating any vehicle while HERE WE ARE AGAIN-Li. Col. Lynn were not too impressed. I ITEMS ON SALE-Model plane kits; "paint-by-number" sets-1 Nehf, of- I i drunk. or in a reckless or wanton Arthur N. commanding After the excitement subsided. Ieathercraft equipment; fishing supplies; skin-diving gear (includin-- i manner." ficer of Marine Fighter Squadron emcee Jack Bailey presented each aqua-lungs); monkey pod tables, bowls and trays; hand tools; elks il 214, Marine Aircraft Group 13 child with a $25 war bond. TSgt. I OH, FIDDLE STICKS points out on the map to Capt. and Mrs. Holum received a sterling I tric wood-working tools (Skil-saws, drills, and sanders); paints, stains % William N. Warnel the various silver service for twelve. and lacquers; rifle cleaning gear; automotive supplies; photo de- i HARTFORD. Conn. AFPS) - places they have served together. Now back at K-Bay again. Holum veloping paper; California redwood, plywood, Philippine mahogany There's a family here that really says "It was a once-in-a-lifetime fiddles around, Wilfred Fidlar Just a few minutes before, Col. experience" as he gave an appre- plywood; model boats. plays the viola. his wife plays the Nehf promoted Capt. Wamel to ciative sigh cello. and their son is a violinist. his present rank. N. . Friday, August 24, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 5 Entertainment Is Free Muumuu Frolic At Kaneohe Town Fealure Donkey Baseball Game

A select cirOun of Wa:rrana:o donkeys are presently "chomp!ng the bit" to oppose each other in a classic clash of Donkey Baseball at the Kaneohe Municipal Park, Akigust 26, 2:30 p.m. Donkey baseball is only one of a myriad of events scheduled ter the three-day Muumuu Frolic, sponsored by the Kaneohe'Lions Club. All errertainment is free and K- Bay personnel are cordially invited. nalo Club, "Donkey Baseball" is a Starting tonight at 6:30 p.m. the riot of fun. With the exception of frolic has its formal opening at the pitcher, catcher and batsman the Kaneohe Municipal Park. all players are mounted on don- Throughout the evening there wilt keys. be hulas. choral singing and Ha- -When the ball is hit the batter DFAVER OF MONTH- waiian entertairment. must mount and start for first tl L. (right) Sgt. Kenne Pruitt re- Tomorrow a parade through Ka- base. and since the donkeys have ceives a cc. rnendation and is neche town starting at 5:30 p.m., strong convictions as to how the congratulated for being selected will be led by the 4th Marines game should be played", he con- MAG-I3 Driver of the Month by Reinf Drum and Bugle Corps and cluded. "you can imagine the com- 4th Marines (Reinf) Col. E'mer i. Oorsey, groJp com- will include gaily decorated floats, plications that arise" GOAL EXCEEDED-Col Bryghte D. Godbold, Co, center, is flanked by Lt. Col. John A. Lindsay, 1st Bn. CO, right, mander. Looking on is Maj. W. D. :ocal bands and uniformed civic - Harris, MABS-I3 executive officer. groups. At 6 p.m. the Drum and and Capt. Harold T. White, "A" Co., 1st Bn., CO, after presenting Bugle Corps will perform at the of reenlist- Sgt. Pruitt delivered approximate- ONE FOR THE them Letters of Commendation for the record number Park. Wahine baseball grabs the 1st Bn. reenlisted 74 Marines, !), 75,000 ment: in the 1st Bn. during June and July. gallons of aviation fuel 7:30 spotlight and rug-cutting during the past which is more than twice the percentage goal set by CMC. "A" Co. two months with- takes over at 9 p.m. with BOOKS the K- shipped over 19 men in July and 17 in June, exceeding by 55 per cent out an accident. Bay Rhythmheirs. the CMC company goal. - ma.. Sunday is the hilarious Donkey The following new books are . . . Baseball game between the Waima- available at your Station Library. nalo and Kaneohe Civil Service Lions Clubs. THE FATAL DECISIONS, edited There will ....Wm. S. . be Japanese Dancing by Seymour Freidin and William at 7 p.m. the Accordianettes at 8 REENLISTMENTS CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Richardson, contains eye-witness ...... Ind the closing event of the Frolic, accounts of six topflight German ELECTRICIAN I TELEPHONE) CRONIN, D. V., SSgt, Btry G, the Muumuu Beauty Contest, is at generals who either made or car- MAG-13 $2.07. $2.16. $2.25 per hour. File Card 3dBn, 12Mar, for six years 9. ried out the command decisions that DOMINZOES, L. B., TSgt, for two Form 5001-BC and Standard Form To the uninitiated. commented led to the absolute military defeat years 4TH MARINES (R,--:INF) 57 with Board of U.S. Civil Service Alex Rice. prexy of the Waima- of the Third Reich. LA ROSE, E. H., MSgt, for six BASSETT, H. A., Cpl, H&S Co. years 4thMar, for two years Examiners. Main Gate, Pearl Har- - THE UNITED STATES AND dow.,./pNimp.,ip D., TSgt, for six years bor. ASIA by Lawrence H. Battistini is GILLOCK, CAMP, B. J., Sgt. Co C, 3dMTBn, CLEAVEHAND, R. D. TSgt, for for two years LEADINGMAN THE STORK a survey of American relations with COPPERSHITH, six years. HATHAWAY, A. C., Cpl, Co B, LEADINGMAN all the lands of Asia from the early EXTERMINATOR, MACKLAND, S. W., Sgt, for six lstBn, 4thMar, for two years LEADINGMAN SANDBLASTER. IS HERE nays of the republic down to the present time. years BOSHAINE, P. D., Cpl, Wpns Co, File Card Form 14-GEN-94-NEW ROLFE, W. E., Sgt, for six years with the Industrial Relations Of- THE WORLD OVER by Somerset years lstBn, 4thMar, for three years The following birth announce- SCOTT', D. F., MSgt, for two fice, Naval Shipyard. Pearl Harbor, Maugham contains all the stories by R., Sgt, for six years BONNAHA, Irvin, Pvt, Co A. 1st ments were released by Tripler this TABILE. not later than August 28, 1956. master of the story-telling art POOPER. A. F., TSgt, for six Bn, 4thMar, for three years Army Hospital. with the exception of those inclu- POSITIONS ADVERTISED years CASTROFF. J. J.. Cpl, Co C. lstBn, TIRITILLI ded in his EAST OND WEST. E., SSgt, 4thMar, for two years STRUCTURAL CHRISTENSEN, W. ENGINEER Gerald Angelo.son of MSgt and THROUGH THE MATHESCOPE MAYRANT. J. H., Cpl. Co F, GS-9; CABLE SPLICER. SEWAGE six years Mrs. Rosindo- A. Tiritilli. 891 Kai- by C. Stanley Ogilvy is a fascinat- ANDERTON. R. E., Sgt. for six 2dBn, 4thMar, for two years DISPOSAL PLANT OPERATOR. nui Drive, Kailua, Aug. .1 ing introduction to mathematics U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, years. JOHNSON, G. V., Cpl, Co F. for the layman. E.. Sgt, for three Kaneohe Bay. For details please CHIPMAN COLLINS, R. 2dBn, 4thMar, for two years Donna Ann. daughter AIRCRAFT IN DISTRESS contact Industrial Relations Dept., of Sgt. and by years JAMES, L. V., SSgt, Co E, 2dBn Mrs Kenneh Charles Chipman, Harley D. Kysor is an authoritative D. W.. MSgt, for six Bldg. =267, phone 4711-72570. HORN. 4thMar, for six years 325 Coolidge Ave.. Aug. 2. book on every type of aircraft years MAINTENANCE PEASLEY, J. L., Pfc, Co E, 2dBn SCHEDULER McNEELY emergency, as seen through the pi- 1ST MARBRIG $2.50. $2.60. per Co, for 4thMar, for six years $2.70 hour. File Std. Frances Viola. daughter of Maj. lot's eyes. JASON. M. A.. Sgt. Hq Form 57 with Industrial Relations BERKE, Wayne, Sgt, H&S Co, and Mrs. Robert L. McNeely, 1091 MR. LINCOLN'S ADMIRALS by six years Dept.. Naval Air Station. Ford 3d 3dBn, 4thMar, for two years Is- Loho St.. Lanikai, Aug. 3. Clarence' Edward Macartney is the SCHALITT, J. W., Sgt, Det#1, land, Pearl Harbor by Aug. 31 1956. SWARINGIN, R. G., Cpl, H&S TRACY first book on the naval aspects of SerRegt. for six years a war H.. TSgt. H&S Co Co, 3dBn, 4thMar, for two years Samuel Terah III, son of TSgt. which still thunders in Amer- DEERING. J. hi-*--v and i- wh,eh we see for three years HQ&HQSQ and Mrs. Samuel T. Tracy. 46-642 3dBn. 12Mar. OFFICERS SHIFT IN the conflict's outstanding naval GOSDIN. W. T.. Cpl. Btry G, ADAMS, M. G., Cpl, BOQ, for Kamehameha High* JA , Ist MARINE BRIGADE commanders for six years three years Aug. 4. pass in review. "rdBn. 12Mar. THE GIRL HE W.. Sgt, Btry G, LUKELA, Henry, Sgt, Operation, Three lieutenant colonels were WARD LEPT BEHINT) ntooKs. C. or ALL QUIET IN THE THIRD 12Mar, for six years for six years. g:ven new assignments in the 1st Laura Ainoni. daughter of CWO 3dBn. PLATOON by Marion Hargrove. the Marine Brigade. FMF recently. and Mrs. Robert I. Ward. 320 Ulu- author of S E HERE. PRIVATE Lt. Col. Frank E. Garretson, niu St., Lanikai, Aug. 4. cYCHANGE NOTICE HARGROVE. is an amusing and former executive officer of 4th Ma- COTE well written hook about the events The main Marine Exchange rines (Rein`, has been assigned Diane, daughter of 1st Lt. and that befell one Andrew Schaeffer and the Branch Exchange in duties as Asst CofS G-4. relieving Mrs. Normand Cote, 429-D Wind- during his apprenticeship with the RCT area will be closed for Lt. Col. Thomas H. Rogers who ham St. MCAS. Kaneohe, Aug. E. the New Army. 27 and 28, ac- was reassigned as Asst CofS G-2. ALLYN inventory August L. C. Spina. Former Brigade G-2. Lt. Col. Donald Lee. son of Sgt. and Mrs. cording to Capt. Exchange Officer. James G. Juett. is now executive Bob J. Allyn. 14-C Lihiwai St., SAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT officer. 4th Marines 4Ftenif). Lanikai, Aug. 6. The exchange will reopen for Everyone has something to save business on Aug. 29. for. a new home. home improve- Not affected by the inventory TONIGHT ments, a new car. college education. closing are the following depart- 7 pm.-Hula class travel. increased income in retire- ments: food facilities; malt shop: 8 p.m.-Patio dance ment years. watch repair; portrait studio: SATURDAY For long-term or short-term sav- barber shop; service station (gas ings, the automatic systematic 8 p.m.-Dance and Wise only) ; cobbler: tailor: Payroll Savings Plan offers the eas- laundry and cleaning: golf SUNDAY TALENT CONTEST, cash prizes iest way to assure attainment of course; vending machines. any personal savings objective. MONDAY 7:30 p.m.-Free Game nite COMBINED CHARITY DRIVE TUESDADY 7:30 p.m. -Learn to play bridge (Continued from P-11 WEDNESDAY 8 to music of Barber's Guard commands in the 14th Naval Drive: Lt. Col. T. H. Rogers. Jr., p.m. Dance District." 1st MarBrig, chairman; Maj. S. Point band Complete quotas announced this Dunwiddie, MCA; Maj. G. J. Col- THURSDAY week were: lins SAG -13: Lt. E. P. Hammond. 8 p.m.-Learn to square dance HqCo., 1st Marine Brigade. -9 732 4th Marines (Reinf.) ; Lt. Cdr. R. J. Det #1. 3rd ServRegt 981 Talty. MCAS; Mrs. B. Burum, civi- rine Brigade: Maj. S. Dunwiddie. Co. "C" (Reinf), lian, MCAS. MCAS; Capt. W. Shields, MAG-13; 7th Engineer Bn. 642 PROMOTION AND PUBLICITY Capt. M. C Drummond. 4th Ma- SUGGESTIONS PAY OFF-Cash awards are presented to employees 3rd Mr, 12 Marines 2.070 COMMITTEE: Capt. G. B. Stevens, cf Public Works by Lt. Col. Homer G. Hutchinson, Jr., acting Station MAG-13 6.297 MCAS, chairman; Maj. G. Janisrew- rines (Reinf): 1st Lt. J. F. Mowbray. commanding officer (left). Cash winners are (left to right), Gerald L. 4th Marines (Reinf) 13.218 ski, 4th Marina (Faint); Lt. Cdr. R. Co. "C" 7th Eng. Bn. Patfison, $10 (changing condensing units on reefers); Mrs. Adelaida T. Total Brigade $23,940 J. Tatty, MCAS; Capt. H. W. Both- OFFICIAL CUSTODIAN OF ard. Jr., MAG-13; Capt. F. J. Rad- FUNDS. responsible for receiving Regidor, $10 (two-wheel utility pushcart for laborer cleaners); William MCAS. Kaneohe S 5.868 well , MAG-13: Capt. R. A. Came- and accounting for funds: Maj. J. H. T. Butler, $10 (pre-addressing follow-up request forms); Mrs. Alma M. MCAS Exchr 'Ise Employees 579 ron, MCAS; Lt. (jg)) L. Kreahin. Lavoy, MCAS. chairman /custodian: Falk, $10 "messengers only" parking spaces); (signs be painted for Total MCAS 6.447 MCAS: Mr. M. Hanohano, Capt. W. P. Fort, Jr.. 1st Marine William F. Phillips, $20 (modification of window jacks). Not pictured Committees for the conduct of the SOLICITORS COMMI-i-re-X. re- Brigade; 1st Lt. J. R. Miller, MAO- is Cameron W. Deal, who was presented $280 for suggesting the re- Drive are: sponsible for pledge cards and or- 13; 1st Lt. C. Hoffman, 4th Marines moval of six doors and walls from eight rooms of the cold storage POLICY COMMITTEE, responsi- ganizing solicitors for activities in- (Reinf). 1st Lt. J. P. Mowbray, Co. building, saving the government $10,599. ble for over-all management of the dicated: Lt. Cdr. F. Ruder, Ma- "C" 7th Eng. En. SUPPORT SUPPORT YOUR YOUR TRAMS TEAMS

Friday, August 24, 1956 Page 6 U. S:, MARINE CORPS AIR STATION. KANEOHE BAY, T. H. 1st Battalion Wins I-S Softball Crown; Boyd Hurls Shutout A first inning home run by Navy Corpsman "Weedy" Wedeimeyer put the intra-station softball crown on ice for the 1st Bn., 4th Marines Bn., (Reinf.), Tuesday afternoon as his team downed the powerful 3d John 4th Marines club 4-0 behind the two-hit hurting of right hander the final infra- Boyd. A 2I-game winner for the season, Boyd turned station game into his 22nd victory ond 13th shutout. John A. Lindsay, 1st Bn. C. 0., With two away in the top of presented each of the 1st Bn. play- the first frame, Wedeizneyer slam- ers with individual trophies. ied the ball over the left field wall Umpires were John Boden. be- and gave his team the one run hind the plate. Lee Wenzel and

which spelled victory and first I Dick Greatorex on the bases. claim on the intra-Station sham-1 R H E 6 0 pionship trophy. ' 1ST EN' 100 000 3-4 3RD BN 000 000 0-0 2 2 It was the 1st Bn. softball team's 34th win of the season against two losses as they held the 3d Bd. innings. The ixaman CONGRATULATIONS is the word from Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, CG of the 1st Marine Brigade, scoreless through seven Football 3d Bn. with a 31-7 j FMF, as he presents the Intra-Station Softball Championship Trophy to team captain Thomas "Tuck" loss left the record and second place honors for Gets Creamer, of the I st Bn., 4th Marinas (Reinf.). Lookin I on is Lt. Col. John A. Lindsay, CO, 1st Bn., and the Light the year. Green winning players. They are (rear row, left to right): Maoai Tailavea, Stan Konarski, Bob Connelly, James Lt. Gen. W. 0. Brice. Command- Myers, Bob Byous, John Hellman, John Boyd, Clyde Deer, Herbert Kemper, Ronald Kelso, and Lt. Col. The °nay threat by the losers ing. General, FMF Pacific. has given Lindsay. Front row (left to rig''(), Carmelo Dejesus, Ken Wedimeyer, Pete Ablondi, Brig. Gen. Shell, came in the bottom of the first the green light to recommendations Thomas Creamer, Donald Chapman, Pulusi Unatoa and Bob Crawford. stanza with two away, when team of the Hawaii Marine Athletic Ad- captain Bernie Eilerts of the 3d Bn.1 visory_ _ committee for an inter-sta- was hit by a pitched ball. With ion six-man fooball league. Eilerts on. third sacker Leroy Bro- Drafted at an advisory committee John Kaneohe Marines To Sponsor Midget Football Team; gan singled into right field. meeting July 13, the recommends- and Bovd walked the next batter Lions were submitted to Lt. Gen. with the bases loaded, Boyd struck Brice for study and adopted with- Will Participate In Territorial Pop Warner League ou. next man. It was the only out modification the latter part time a 3d Bn. runner reached third of July Kaneohe MCAS and the 1st Marine Brigade will sponsor a Por? Warner Midget football team to par- base all afternoon. Plans call for an eleven team ticipate in the Eastern section of the Oahu Midget League, it wa, revealed this week. After threatening in the fourth league, with nine of the teams lo- 1st Bn. tried to turn sated at MCAS Kaneohe and one Lt. Col, Homer G. Hutchinson, Jr., acting CO of the Air Station, approved the idea of organizing a frame. the the seventh into a scoring spree each from Camp Smith and Ma- team here and plans are going ahead under the of a Pop Warner Midget Football Committee. direction when John Hellman singled with rine Barracks. Pearl Harbor. Teams The committee, all experienced serv- - headed by TSgt. Kenneth McVay, is composed cf five members, two gone. Stan Konarski followed here will be sponsored by the ice or college football players and to right field. and lowing units: 1st Marine Brirade coaches. They are: a bindle TSgt. McVay sentatives from all Oahu Midget captain. Tuck Creamer slap- Headquarters: Hq&HqSq. MC (S: (manager), TSgt. Sgt. team Wheeler. League teams gathered to decide the Ski & Sailing out a base hit scoring Hellman 1st Bn 4th Marines: 3d Bri., 12th Trader. TSgt. Rappold and MSgt. ped matter of team names. uniform advanced to , Marines:MAG-13. FMF: 1st Proc. Kennedy. from second. Konarski colors. and other matters of mutual Classes Offered third rn an error by the lanky Bro- Bn., 4th Marines (Reinf) : 3d Bria The 1956 season marks the see- interest. gan. after which Konarski and 4th Marines: 2d Bn., 4th Marines: Marines ond year of participation by Hama- Sports-minded dependents and Creamer both scored when John and ld Prov. Bna 4th Ian teams and the 25th year since military personnel at Kaneohe now scorching liner bounded (Reinfl LITTLE LEAGUE Boyd's the conception of Pop Warner Midg- have an opportunity to learn water away from Brogan's bare hand. League play will begin Oct. 13. and continue into late December et Football. At present there are skiing and sailing, thanks to an Losing hurler "Tab- Tapia put I some 250 teams participating in the arrangement by the Station Special with a total of 55 games scheduled. Local Teams Win down the next batter to retire thel robin program. Services Department. six hits The schedule is a single round side. Tapia gave up only playing ten games. going the dis- with each team Teams are carefully supervised Exhibition Play The Station Boat House has to the victors while Teams will play Wednesday and and player requirements are strin- scheduled beginner and intermedi- *Vance on the mound. Saturday of each week on four gent. Final action for Kanrohe MCAS 1st Bn. were Participation is limited to boys I ate classes in both activities and Hitting for the fields. Three of the fields will he between 10 and 12 years of age and Little Leaguers came last Saturday, persons who are interested in either Wedeimeyer with two bingles in located here at Kaneohe and the weighing from 75 to 113 pounds. Aug. 18. at Hank Bauer Feld when sport may sign up for instruction at three trips: Bob Byous. John Hell- other at Pearl Harbor. Games will Strict adheranoe 128. and Creamer to these specifica- they played two past-season exhi- the boat house. Bldg. man. Stan Konarski begin at 2 p.m. tions plus the practice of using top each touched Tapia for a hit. league will conform to the bition games. Instruction is limited to three The quality equipment has resulted in a Leroy Brogan and Bernie Eilerts Classes in each sport. with the ex- SIX-MAN FOOTBALL, P-7) minimum number of injuries. Pierce Hammond pitched the split the 3d Pis hitting honors. (See ception of intermediate water ski the game. Brig. Regular 11-man collegiate "4./AG-13 Skyraiders to a no-hit, instruction is Immediately after rules classes. Unlimited C. G. of govern play but consideration 10-e, victory over the Ilaleiwa In- Gen. George R. E. Shell. for available to this group. FMF. pre- the youngsters' welfare has short- dians in the second half of the the 1st Marine Brigade. Water ski classes 197,6 champion- ened the quarters to six minutes and twinbill while Gafua Fia hurled his for military sented the Softball personnel will be given from 2:30 gleeful 1st Bn. reduced the playing field by ap- 1st Marine Brigade Giants to a ship trophy to the to 4 p.m. with beginners instruc- proximately 30 per cent. 3-2 score over the Wailua Red Sox. team. tion on Thursday and intermediate Later. Brig. Gen Shell presented Player registration for the Kane- Only two Indians reached first instruction scheduled for Friday. a runner-up award to the second ohe Marine team will be held Au- base daring the five-inning contest' Dependent beginners may receive place 3d Bn. team. and Lt. Col. gust 28 and 29 in the Mokapu 9 10:30 school in which Hammond struck out 12 i instruction to am. each building at 6:30 pm., it was an- of the 17 opposing hatters he faced. Thursday and intermediate classes nounced. and practice will begin Both "Redskin" base runners were will be conducted each Friday from Water Ski Show September 1. issued a base on balls by Ham- 9 to l' .30 a.m. Competition will get underway mond. Three pitchers saw action Sailing instructions will be given Sunday October 21 with the Marine team for the losers. to dependents from 9:30 to 10:30 Set For meeting squads from Kailpa. Kai - Barry Kander who batted three am. each Wednesday and for mili- A water ski show has been sched- muki. and Kalanianaole. for three for the day was the main- tary personnel from 2:30 to 4 p.m. uled for Sunday. Aug. 26. by Spe- The Kailua team, coached by Hap- stay at the plate for the winning the same day. cial Services personnel at the Sta- py Hanohano, last year won the Skyraiders. tion Boathouse. it was announced Territorial championship and fin- this week. ished in fourth place nationally. Leatherneck Shooter Beginning at 12:30 p.m., the show PITCHES THREE HITTER will include eight events and will In addition to the Pop Warner Tops Regional Meet last about 90 minutes. The perform- team. a league for six-man touch In the game Gafua Fia other ance will feature saucer tricks. two - football will be formed here so that of the held the league- CAMP LEJEUNE. N. C. (APPS) Giants ski tricks. single-ski tricks, ramp boys who cannot quality for the 11- winning Red Sox to only three safe - --S.Sgt. V. D. Mitchell of the 3ci skiing. man jumping. and turn-about squad may have an opportu- ties as his team came out on the marine Division won top individua. the benefit of Kane- nity to play. honors in Staged for big end of a 3-2 score. the Southeastern Reg- military personnel and their TAKING IT EASY is not as easy ional High Powered Rifle Matches. ohe Since considerable interest has dependents. the show will be con- as it appears. Riding this skittering Fia contributed to his pitching topping more than 30 been evidenced toward Midget foot- military and the water in front of the wooden disk in the wake of a victory with a single in the sixth civilian sharpshooters. ducted on ball there is an anticipated need inning which drove teammate boathouse. speed;ng boat requires plenty of for additional boat- coaches' Anyone in- Bobby Gordon across the plate Mitchell was crowned regional Recent renovation cf the skill and balance. Sgt. Paul Ford terested in helping the ad- with this work with the game-winning tally. .. champion after firing an aggregate house facilities has included of the Station Boat House makes Ls urged to attend the player regis- of 496 points out of a possible 900. picnic tables and dition of outside Id. look simple as he works nut on tration meeting at Mokapu school He was followed by Marine CWO Services has extended tin Special !Kaneohe By in preparation for August 28-29. Thomas Carpenter of the San Diego invitation ter spectators to come I which is In a meeting If its news. call the WINDWARD MCRD. who had a score of 494 early and enjoy a picnic before the the Water Sports Show last night at the 26. Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, repre- MARINE at 72104. point& show. ischectured this Sunday, August Friday, Aviv* 24, 1141 U. S. MARINE CORPS MR STATION, KANEOHE 1AY, T. rI. pee. 7

INTRA-STATION SCOREBOARD Hawaii Boxers - A sharpshooting MAO-13 rifle Commanamg General's Cup team jumped from sixth place to Standings Leave the number one spot in the sec - For AlMar and round of Intra-Mural rifle Team POINTS competition last week when they 1. lstI3n,4thMar 190a At Camp Lejeune fired a total team score of 912. 2. 3ruBn,4thMar 179u A seven-man Paced by TSgt. W. E. Eubanks, 3. 3rdBn,i2Mar 1643 Hawaii Marine who fired a 236, the MAG-13 team 4. 2ndBn,4tnMar Boxing team, headed by fight men- 1485 tor Freddie shaded the second place 1st Marine 5. HqCo.lstMarBrig 1450 Lenn and trainer Don Jose, left Kaneohe week Brigade team by 15 points. O. MABS-13 1260 this for Camp Lejeune and the All-Marfhe The MCAS riflemen, winners in 7. VMA-212 1400 Boxing Championship tournament, the first round. slipped to third 8. Hq&HqSq.MCAS 1190 Sept. 4 to 8. place. Their score of 896 was a scant J. VMF-232 1180 point lower than the tally posted 10. MACS-2 Iwo The seven, selected by coach Lenn by the second place team. lstProvBnathMar ... .. 990 to represent Hawaii, are: John Ber- Following are the _complete re- 12. VMF-214 893 moy, Wpns. Co., 1st Bn., 4th Ma- sults of the second round, including 13. "C"Co,7thEngBn 885 rines (Bela); Eugene Hosaka and individual and team scores: 14. HMR-161 865 Leon Smith. Det. I, 3rd Service 15. H&MS-13 855 Regt., 1st Marine brigade; Larry MAG-13 Christy and Eubank. W. E. 16. VMC-1 815 Jim Chavis, "C" 236 750 1st Bn., 4th Marines ifteinf); Rob- Sellers. R. J. 227 17. 2ndProvBn.4thMar ert Griffin, "G" Co., 3d Bn., 4th Limpus, M. 227 Marines (Real ; and .William Lisenby, W. E. 222 Standings as of Aug. 22. Rooks, "B" Co., 1st Bn., 4th Ma- rines ateinf). MAINLAND BOUND-These nine men left Kaneohe Team Total 912 Wednesday Intra-Station Golf Standing, morning for the All-Marine Boxing Tournament Individual weight classes are as being held at Camp 1ST MARINE BRIGADE Second Round, Lejeune in ear y September. They are: standing (left to right), follows : BERMOY-Flyweight; HO- Larry Neal, H. W 213 Christy, Leon Smith, Jim Chavis, Bob Griffin and Team W L T F SAKA - Bantamweight; SMITH - Bill Rooks. Kneeling Jankowski. C. A. 228 . loft right), Eugene Hosaka, Freddie Lenn (coach), Don Jose 231) 1. 2ndBn,4thMar 8 1 C 0 Featherweight; CHRISTY- Light- (trainer), Nordyke, L. E. and John weight ; CHAVIS Lightwelter- Bermoy. Graves, G. C. 226 2- VMA-212 8 2 0 0 weight ; lstProvBn,4thMar 7 4 0 o and ROOKS-Lightmiddle- _ 3. weight. Team Total 8971 4. H&MS- 13 6 2 1 0' 6 3 0 0 Kaneohe Nimrods Hear Story I 5. HqCoastalarBrig Victors in the All-Marine MCAS Pacific lstBn,4thMar 5 5 0 1 Ocean Area Tournament. July 31 Thurston. W. H. 231 7. VNIC- 1 5 5 0 2 and Aug. 2, the Hawaii Marines Weaver. "C" "L" 223 of Hawaii Game Conservation 8. Hq&HqSq.MCAS 4 4 2 0 dropped six of eight fights in the Gelback, J. D. 218 9. VMF-232 4 3 2 3 Hawaii Inter-Service matches By MSGT. ROY G. CARBINE Vinson. B. H. 224 last 10. 3rdBn.l2thMar 4 5 0 0 week at the Kaneohe outdoor arena. Thzre are morc decr and some varieties of game birds and ,ma "C"Co.7thEngBn .. 4 5 0 0 The only winners against a power- water fowl in 7,'eam Total ill. the U. S. today than there were at the time of the 12. MACS-2 4 5 0 1 ful Army team were Jim Chavis early settlers, as a result of a Federal aid game conservatio, pro- 3 1 2 and Bob Griffin. 1ST RN, 4TH MARINES 13. 3rdBn.4thMar 6 Both Leathernecks gram that began less than 20 years ago, won Davis. E. 222 14. MABS- 13 3 6 O 1 their bouts by unanimous de- This startling information was Torrey, D. A.. 227 15. 2ndProvBn.4thMar 1 9 O 2 cision. told to members of the Kaneohe laws that established Jarrett. 1,, G. 2141 lg. VMF-214 0 7 2 4 nationwide Following the All-Marine Cham- Rod and Gun Club Tuesday night conservation supported by a Federal Evanoff, C. J. 215 17 HMR -161 0 10 O 10 pionship fights in September, Camp by Mr. J. R. Woodworth of the Ter- tax on sporting guns and aminuni- Lejeune will host the Inter-Service ritorial Fish and Game Division. tion, the program was launched in Team Total 878 Standings as of Aug 1 Boxing Tournament. Slated to begin Mr. Woodworth traced the brief 1937. Realizing that game manage- 3RD BN. 12TH MARINES Oct 4. the Inter-Service tourney ,s history of scientific game conserva- ment was inexplicably linked with Lucy. S. H. 220 Final Staadings IntraStation expected to last two or three days. tion in the U. S. and its territories the land, the problem was recog- 219 since l9.r. and showed films depict- : of Gillman. W. A. Softball Some winners of the Inter-Serv- nized as being two-fold that G 217 ing the progress of Bakus. R ice matches are due for selection the program in producing the natural environment E. 221 Team W L F Hawaii. in and the Andrews. J. to appear at the Olympic trials, for wildlife to reproduce 1. lstBn.4thMar 34 2 0 conservation of game through con- Oct. 17 The trials will be held in While extensiv- game bird farms 31 7 1 seasons. Team Total 877 2 3rdBn.4thMar San Francisco's Cow Palace. were the Minh throughout the na- trolled and limited hunting 3. 2n1ProvBnathMar 25 11 1 3RD RN. 4TH MAELVES tion in the twenties and thirties, Mr. While the program is compare a- 4. MABS -13 23 12 0 Woodworth said, it was discovered lo- Vernon. H D. 220 tively new in Hawaii-it began 5. 2ndBn.4thMar 22 12 0 less than 5 per cent of birds game and Gently. J. H. 214 SIX-MAN FOOTBALL one call in 1949 - upland 6. Hq&HqSq.MCAS 19 16 0 released were taken annually progress Meyer. W. N. 213 being deer have made wonderful 19 17 1 (continued from by 14 public Ra.melow. G. H 7. 3rdBn.12thMar P-6 hunters. here. There are at present S. MCAS-2 16 18 0 By the hunting areas in the Islands, from Official Six-Man Foot.la;; Ru'es and late thirties. it became ap- 9. VIIF-214 15 17 I parent that unless game was to be- which over 11,000 game birds and Team Total 8152 Handbook of 1956 and games will 10. VMF-232 14 18 1 come in major portions of nearly 200 deer were taken by hunt- be officiated by the Armed Forces extinct 2ND RN, 4TH MABALVES 11. 1 stProvBn .4thMa.r 14 18 2 ers last falL Officials association. the country. a more scientific ap- Richardson. J B. 186 '2 H&MS-13 13 19 0 proach to game conservation was In addition, large numbers of Ferrara. P 196 13. IIMR-161 11 21 6 Each team will field a maximum necessary. Extensive game farms aivs pad mountain sheep were bag- R. D. 210 McCuistion. 14. HqCo.lstMarBrig 30 22 1 of 15 players. with one coach. an and releasing of birds in depleted ged. A recent introduction to the 219 Jenks, J. M. 15. 'C'Co.7thEngBn 8 24 1 assistant coach, a trainer, and a areas was not the answer. Islands is a Mediterranean bighorn

16. VMC-1 ...... 6 26 4 manager. Through the pamage Federal ClasaiSEEVATION, P-8) 811 a (See Team Total 7. VMA-212 5 27 6 1ST MeV. EN. FORFEIT INDIVIDUAL Standings include playoffs Aku-Marines See 1st Aggregate Eubank. W. E. CHAMPAGNE MAG-13 236 makes a sparkling Launched 2nd Aggregate Thurston. W. H. shower over the Cruiser 231 M e m b e r s of the Aku-Marines MCAS Car Races boat's spotless crash boat dock 3rd Aggregate. Jankowski. C. A. Sports gathered at the bow, as Mrs. this week and 1st Mar. Brig. 225 Monday evening Robert Peterson, of a dream 1st 200 SF Eubank. W. E. watched the realization. Slated At Kahuku wife of the CU) cruiser was MAG-13 46 when a sleek auxiliary Sports car racing scheduled next president, r e n - lowered gently into the waters of 1st 200 RF Eubank, W. E. weekend, Sept. 1 and 2, will mark ders tradition a' Kaneohe Bay. MA 13 49 the first running of the races on the honors before t(le For Aku-Marine club members. it 1st 300 RF Eubank, W. E. new two-mile black top track 3.t . pride and satis- MAG-13 46 Kahuku Point. launching. M r s was a moment of 1st 500 SF Jankowski, C. A. Peterson p e r - faction. The cruiser was acquired 1st Mar. Brig. 97 The races will be sponsored by formed fie cere- several months ago from the Coral grout) at Bar- Listed below are the total aggre- the Sports Car Club of America mony while her (ynsies skin diving anyone holding a valid SCCA Point. by arrangement of Sta- gates and standings of the teams and husband, back- ber's competftior. license. an American tion Special Services. She has since in the Windward League for this ground, watched Sports Car Club of Hawaii license, been completely overhauled. re- quarter. in approval. TEAMS TOTAL AGGREGATE or a temporary certificate is invited conditioned. and refitted entirely by MCAS 1796 to enter. To obtain a temporary voluntary effort of the members. MAG-13 1769 certificate, one must first pass a ---"` With her launching the months of ?rd Bn.. 12 Marines 1750 written test governing regulations, work were over and club members 1st Bet. 4th Marines 1749 a physical exam, and undergo a could begin sailing. 1st Marine Brigade 1746 driving test. Originally designed as a rescue 1'716 cruiser is 28 feet long 3rd Bn., 4th Marines All SCCA national competition craft, the 1703 Powered by a 2nd Bn.. 4th Marines regulations will apply for entrants. LAUNCHING- with a round bottom. 836 Marine gasoline 1st Pros'. Bn. except as modified at a competi- Larr y Windley 65-horse Universal ten engine. craft may also be fitted Listed below are the highest tor's meeting held Aug. 22, 1956. (loft) and Art the men in this League and their total Watson ride the with sail. a reareva tea : Practice on the course and safety Constructed -of Honduras mahog- boat into the wa- Eubank. W. E., MAG-13 463 inspections of the vehicles will be any. the hull has received a fiber ter is low- Limpus. M.. MAG-13 456 held 10 am. until 3 p.m., Sept. 1, as she glass covering after being scraped Jankowski. C. A. at gahuku Point track. No cars ered from the to remove several "'oats of heavy 1st Marine Brigade 455 will be permitted on the track until c---,sh boat dock paint. For safety the craft has eight Sellers. R. J. MAG-13 454 they have passed the safety inspec- by means of a water-tight comnartments. which Thurston. W. H.. MCAS 454 tion. huge crane. As makes her virtually unsinkable. Vinson. 452 Immediately after her Iglinehing, B. H. MCAS For audiiional information. yet nameless, the Weaver. "C" "L". MCAS 449 in- the boat was Oven a short test run terested persons may phone 65059 cr eft will be reg- Graves. C. on the bay. She performed well. ac- a 69373. istered with the 1st 449 or cording to reports but will not he Marine Brigade Coast Guard. Andrews. J. E. tested in open water until life lock- 3rd Bn. 12th Marines 448 If it's news. call the WINDWARD ets have been obtained and regis- librdyke. L. E. tration is completed with the Coast 1st Marine Brigade 444 MARINE at 72104. Guard. Page 8 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, August 24, I956

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and Reviews Lsiam,$) GOLF COURSE: ------Here 8 a.m. until sunset dal'yan-7 *- By MSGT. FRANK FORSYTH Driving Range: 7.30 a.m.-tit* p.m. ... Tts4. shows nightly-5:45 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. at both 314lit Thea- Sat. and Sun. ter and 4th Marines. Movies at 4th Marines Theater are one day INDOOR MOVIE: later than scheduled below. (RCT and Station) TO 5:43 and 8 p.m -10 cents. SWIMMING POOL: TONIGI: z By JIMMY UKAUKA DESERT Monday-Closed. SANDS Tuesday through Friday-9 a.m. Ralph Meeker & GOLF LADDER Marla English to 6 p.m. Legionnaire_ are attacked by Saturday-10 am. to 6 p.m. 1: Walter Lawson . Arabs. The Arabs are led by a Sunday-12 p.m. to 6 p.m. 2. Jim Perrin sheik's son who had vowed veng- 3. Jim Hoops ance for RECREATION AREA: HOME his father's assassination 4. Perry Jensen IL THE WINDWA RD MARINE TODAY. 15 years earlier. A relief column STATION GYMNASIUM: NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. Is Friday-2-10 p.m. 5. "Wig" Wigglesworth warned in time to prevent a mas- Monday through sacre. Saturday, Sunday, Holidays - 6. George Shouse Postage required: 3d Class Mail-3c, 1st Class Mail-6c, Air - Noon -8 pm. 7. Bill Armour For mailing fold paper Twice and secure outer edge RATING . .. FAIR .. This pic- mail -12c. ture was made in the baked HOBBY SHOP: 8. Pete Kramer with tape or staple. desert, Monday-Closed. using half baked and using script 9. Chuck Jones m that could have used more cooking. Tues.-Closed. 10. Wes Corman Weds. Thurs., Fri.-12:30-9 p.m. I I. Jack Conger Sat.-9 a.m.-6 p.m. 12. Ralph Whitney SATURDAY Sun.-12:30-6 p.m. ROD and GUN CLUB BLOWING WILD STATION: Three changes on the "Ladder" Board C.) A._ iculture and Forestry, Gary Cooper & Barbara Stanwyck HAM RADIO By MSGT. ROY G. CARBINE FREE radio messages to any part meeting I Box 5426, uraa Sub-station, Ho- Oil wildcatter down on his luck during the past seek. First of a" Highlight of Tuesday's in Mexico meets stranded of the world. "Birthday Bill" Armour jumped ail was the interesting. illustrated lec- ! aolulu. and must be POSTMARK- American Friday ( girl and a BTO whose Monday through tile way up to the seventh spot ture by Mr J. R. Woodworth. Ter- ET) ON OR BEFORE MIDNIGHT, wife was 934 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bldg. from i and Game Division, AUGUST 30. wildcatter's former sweetheart. Lat- by virtue of a default triumph over ritorial Fish /er kilts described elsewhere in this edition. Accepted hunters will be divid- husband after a quarrel 1Paul Ochs who is deserting the :and is Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- - announ- ed into two groups. and will hunt herself killed by bandits. ranks of the "Benedicts" and is The Fishing Committee 1 p.m.--6p.m. RATING . . . EXCELLENT . Fisherman of the on alternate Sundays. Drawing to . presently on the mainland tying ces the **Kaneohe In this one, Stanwyck Saturdays and holidays-6 a.m. program is now in effect. determine which group will hunt is meaner -6p.m. the "knot." Month" than a Sgt. Major paying back a IThe Club will offer 6 prizes. of first and fourth Sundays and the dead horse. Sundays-12 p.m.--6p.m. And our favorite, the "Sweet- ... I twelve and ten dollars. eight and second and third Sundays will be LIBRARY: SUNDAY swinging" Bill Gardner, has abdi- j four dollars and fotu and two dol- held August 31. THE MAN FROM Monday through Friday-1 a.m. LARAMIE cated the fourth spot and is pre- lars for the bigge.A fish caught in , This columnist has applications James Stewart & Cathy O'Donnell to 9 p.m. paring to leave for stateside and three different categories each on hand which may obtained in Stewart travels a thousand miles Saturday through Sunday - 1 new duty. This coupled with the month. The prizes will rotate among the Informational Services Office, to avenge the death p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to of his brother. fact that Ben Martin has already the three groups. and the winner Bldg. 220. Tangles with the son of 9 p.m. the local left, leaves on the of the top cash award will be desig- According to Mr Woodworth, cattle baron. Accused 934 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 pm. two vacancies of his death. Bldg. nated **Fisherman of the Month." hunting prospects in the Islands he is aided by Cathy chart which has been filled by the O'Donnell in ARCHERY RANGE: The cat Tories are Heavy Surf; this year are better than ever- solving the murder. Mon., Wed., Fri.-4:30 p.m. to last two defeated candidates. Light Surf including skin divers' ' and last year they took out nearly RATING . . . VERY GOOD . . . First of all Jack Conger on to dusk. Light Pole Fishing 50 the season If you are Joking for estates, and deer daily during rim b-ttles BOAT HOUSE: the ladder and in the 11 th spot. this month will go you are going to be disappointed. The top prizes Monday and Tuesday-Closed. Then Ralph Whitney moves into group: next However. various and sundry people to the Heavy Surf ..011,...111/".0111" the 12th rung. So once again the to the Light beat each other about the chest and month. they will go shotod-rc .It's an excitement-oox- CHURCH "Ladder" :s complete. Surf. and so on Rifle-Pistol Club ing dilly. Armour says that the line of Catches must be officially weigh- SERVICES -. . MONDAY challengers waiting to "pounce" ed at the Station Firehouse and , vOUTH SEA WOMAN on him resembles the Pali traffic logged in there Once again Kaneohe Marines Burt Lancaster & Virginia Mayo Protestant during the peak hours. An appropriation has been given have been victorious at the monthly AWOL MARINE the Club for the purchase of bait. 14th N. D Pistol Match. Last Sun- Sergeant being RAINBOW VILLAGE Had a great partner the other court-martialed refuses to testify. This will be in addition to that day, August 18, -Bullseye Bill" Eu- SUNDAY day, a 23 handicapper who really . . His sweetheart by club members and othersi bank led 72 competitors to take top tells how he and 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School. :caught buddy seized Nazi came through when the chips were will be kept in the club's money with a score of 841 X 900. yacht and blew 10:30 a.m.-Worship Service. Bait up Japanese destroyer. down, birdieing the seventh and deep freeze and issued upon re- Of the four Marine teams en- 1090 RATING . . . VERY GOOD . . . REGIMENTAL BLDG. eagling the eighth hole. Quite an quest tered, two of the teams placed. Last week we mentioned that Burt SUNDAY accomplishment for a fop player Dr Charley Hancock states the The "A" team walked off with anego.e. Serv- wag a one man ganr.... 9:00 a.m. - Communion much less a 23 handicapper. Yep, skeet range lacks but a little work first place with "B" team 10 points We were wrong, in this one he is ices. Lt. Col. Hutchinson was the golf- to be placed in operation. Guns and behind for second place. Other in- a one man Task 9:00 a.m.-Divine Services. dividual winners for the Pistol club Force.... er, and were Warren around that and ammunition have now been TUESDAY 11:00 a.m.-Divine Services. wocured. and the only other problem were as follows: I. J. Tomkins. and ON 6:00 and medit. day he still would be "scream- THE RIVIERA P.m IlYmns is the obtaining of an adequate L. R. Klock, R. W. Gagnon, H. W. Danny Lion. ing.'" Kaye & GOtle zierney number of birds. Jenkins and G. R. Bourassa. Entertainer. who WEDNESDAY is aviator's dou- B. L. Whitley. 3d An estimated 30 Club members ble, takes Lt. Bn.. 12th his place when he leaves 6:00 p.ni.-Prayer and medita was elected secretary. are expected to take part in this on a secret business Marines. to trip. Complica- tion. Lady Marine Eyes replace the club's former secretary. Sunday's intra-club .45 Caliber pis- tions result between the aviator's tol match. Tomorrow at 1 pm. is wife and the entertainer's Olympic Team Berth SSgt. Donald R. Finney. who has sweet- Catholic been transferred. the time set aside for those wishing heart. WASHINGTON. D. her to practice and to register for the SUNDAY C.-With Great interest was shown in the RATING . . . VERY GOOD . . . eyes on an Olympic berth. Woman scores on date 8:30 a.m. -Mass. Rainbow Chapel. approaching one-month deer season Match. Their this Having a good show on Tuesday A. will will class in which 10:00 Marine PFC Gloria Griffin on Lanai in October. The season determine the leaves us confused. a.m.-Holy Mass, Station and Girls' they'll fire. compete in the Women's will be limited to the four Sundays WEDNESDAY Theater. and Field National AAU Track in the month. and applications in DESERT SONG MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Championships at Philadelphia's 6:45 writing to hunt must be addressed it's news. call WINDWARD Gordon MacRae & Kathry a.m.-Holy Mass, St. Mi- Franklin Field August 17-18. If the chael's. to the Division of Fish and Game. MARINE at 72104. Grayson to the Marine Corps Leader SATURDAY Attached of the Moroccan Riffs, Supply Annex. San Francisco. she warring 6:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.-Confes- against a villainous sheik. holds the Pacific Amateur Athletic masquerades as an anthropology sions, St. Michael's. student. MONDAY Union 50-yard dash championship. falls in love with a girl he To win the championship, she cov- tutors 3 :00 p.m.- Children's Catechist, and wins her when a battle ered the distance in the record exposes who he is. class. station school. time of 6 4 seconds. RATING . . . GOOD . . . 7:00 p.m. - Novena, St. M THURSDAY chael's. In the Philadelphia meet. PFC ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK 7:30 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. Griffin plans to run in the 50- 100-meter the 200-meter Bill Haley & The Flatterers REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 meter. and events. A rock and roll tune film. . . . SUNDAY Nine songs by Bill Haley. what more 8:00 a.m.-Holy Mass (Coafe: do you want. sions, 7:15 a.m. to 7:55). CONSERVATION RATING . . . VERY GOOD . . 9:00 a.m.-Benediction of the (Continued from P-"N Man we don't dig this jive, but for Blessed Sacrament. sheep that is expected to provide those that do it's a real gasser.... 9:45 a.m.-H oly Mass (Confes- added thrills within the next few We will head for the tall and uncut. sions 9%15 a.m. to 9:58). years. 11:00 a.m.-Confessions. An increased annual Federal (Holy Mass daily at 6:15 a.m.). Answer toPulate grant of 550.000 for the Hawaii TUESDAY conservation program goes into ef- 000 0=0 OP RU 7:00 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. 0 fect next July. The additirnal funds LIO WOO ORRIg will help toward making the Islands 3B60 ©0© QOM Jewish ROBLIN p.m.-Fri., Aloha chapel, "a hunter's paradise", according to @ORO MOM MOO 111oa.naloa Housing. Mr. Woodworth. 30100 PRIMMM The game conservation. the Fish 10400 ©D VOMOMR Christian Science and Game official concluded. is MMOUO TENNIS VICTORS O M 11 a.m.-Sun., Aloha Chapel, Ho- everyone's job. He called on the -Bill Laimbeer (leftj, quarter-fnaIist in the A'l- 0M1M40 11213 analoa Housing, Pearl Hart tr Marina Tennis Toi,rnament held recent'y in Quantico talks to the win- MUM IMO R RlitG Club to initiate undertakings 0004 MOOR 1100 Latter Day Saints here on the station that will ner of the tournament, Bill Demas. Demas who has been assigned ONO3 ROW OMM 6:00 p.m.-Sun., Pearl City. vitally assist the Territory in its the 1st Marine Brigade will be a needed asset for the Hawaii Marine QUM 0L400 9:30 a.m.-Sun., Pearl City. work. Tennis Team.