14ND CHARITY DRIVE LAGGING ---- ENTERING LAST WEEK TO MAKE GOALS

Vol. 5, No. 23 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, September 21, 1956 MCAS Target Of Brigade Attack Assault Elements Will Be Air Transported From Hawan" To Oahu Objectives In Huge Tactical Airlift Operation The biggest tactical air operation yet conducted by the 1st Marine Brigade-and possibly by the Marine Corps-starts next week, Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, Brigade commanding general, announced this week. This week 15 large R5D four-engined transport planes arived from El Toro, Calif. On D-Day, Sept. 26, a tactical airlift will bring assault elements of the 4th Marines (Reinf), Brigade Headquarters and support units from- General Lyman Field in tion and will seize, occupy and de- procedures will be practiced. Hilo. Hawaii. to the Kaneohe Ma- fend an objective area encompass- The assault force is expected to rine Corps Air Station Over 200 ing Ulupau Head and Kapaa. The separate lifts are planned. secure its objectives and end the Brigade will then prepare for fur- problem by the first week in Oc- This Air Station and the Kapaa ther offensive operations on the tober. General Shell emphasized training area are initial objectives. Windward side of Oahu while pre- that, despite the nature of the While the general public may not ' paring to reembark for future oper- problem, Marines will not be wag- be aware of it, the enemy is con-1 ations. ing war in the streets of Kaneohe one complete and sidered to have Throughout the operation Ma- or Kailua. All training on Oahu one reduced rifle division on Oahu. rine Aircraft Group 13 jets, pro- will be conducted on the Air Sta- On the Windward side a battalion peller-driven aircraft and helicop- tion or in regular training areas. to be in Kaneohe is reported ters will provide air transport, close Doing the heavy hauling, includ- town, one Kailua and another at in air support. aerial cover, reconnais- ing elements of the Brigade artil- the Air Station. sance and simulated artillery spot- lery, will be Marine Wing Service OFFENSIVE OPERATION ting missions. Group-37 from the Marine Corps The 1st Marine Brigade will es- Air Station at El Toro, Calif. RUGGED TRAINING-It isn't easy moving with as lava underneath Helicopters will bring in the first tablish an airhead at the Air Sta- LST's TO SHUTTLE and barbed wire on top, but (left to right) Pvt. Ezekiel Keno, Cpl assault troops to secure the air- field for the landing. The main Heavy equipment and base camp Alfred A. Porche and PFC Graham R. Hollingsworth, all from the will re- body of troops of the 4th Marines personnel and equipment third rifle platoon of "C" Co., 1st Bn., 4th Marines (Reinf), edge the Big Is- will arrive by fixed wing aircraft turn to Kaneohe from their way through Drive Coal 840 during the battalion assault in the Pohakuloa train- Charity shortly after H-hour. land by Navy LST. The LST's ing area on Tuesday. The 60-man aggressor force from the recon and 859, which have been trans- For problem purposes, the heli- platoon and the Drum and Bugle Corps also laid mine fields, road porting the Brigade throughout the copter-borne forces are considered series of training exercises blocks and used tear gas grenades to harass the Leathernecks the Exceeded By Hq Co, current to be attacking from an advanced which started the last week in Aug- 1st Bn. base on Mole:ai but in actuality ust, will load at Kawaihae starting will be operating from Bellows Air Sept. 24. They will shuttle between 1st Marine Brigade Force Base. Oahu and Hawaii until the last Big Island Lava Terrain Provides Members of Hq. Co., 1st Marine SIMULATED BOMB load is picked up, probably Oct. 5. Brigade, FMF, went over the top in Both sides in this mock war are Personnel and equipment to be Testing Area For Brigade Power meeting their goal last week in the considered to possess nuclear wean- flown from Hawaii will move by ' 14th Naval District Combined Char- ons. In fact, a brilliant flash in convoy from Pohakuloa through OnP hundred thousand acres between Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea ity Drive at K-Bay. the vicinity of the Air Station Hilo to the marshalling area at during the exercises probably will General Lyman Field. on the Big Island are giving units of the I st Marine Brigade, FMF, ex- The unit's goal was $732.00. At be cellent opportunity to exercise their limbs and unloose the full power press time, the Brigade Headquar- only a photoflash bomb simu- A rehearsal, involving Brigade lator. At about 9 a.m. Monday air and of their weapons. ters Company had pledged $1,086.32 headquarters and token to go over their goal with a per (Sppt 24) a simulator will he gro,,nd forp.s. win be held Monday. Col. Bryghte D. Godbold, maneuver control director, expressed the centage mark of 148 per cent of during a rehearsal. On D- mood of the Pohakuloa training quota. Day, the 26th. another one will go The rugged lava will be when he said. "the Brigade units are terrain inter- "C" Co. (Rein!) 7th Engineer Bn.. off before dawn. The flash visible El igi ble Marines undergoing the most carefully spersed with shapely cinder cones is hot on the heels of the front- for a considerable distance will be Air planned and detailed problems that and scattered underbrush is prov- runner with 96 per cent of its goal but over water near the seen in Marine Station. I have ever the ing a worthy arena for Marine in- pledged. Marine Aircraft Group-13 Eye 1957 Quotas Corps." fan,,:ymen. The great distances and is in third place with 65 per cent In the event of nuclear attack Maximum use is being made of rarefied atmosphere demand the of its goal pledged. against the Marine forces, regular or Promotions the time and space available. On highest degree of conditioning. Lt "The reaction from all people con- decontamination and evacuation Tuesday while the 1st Bn. was mov- Col. John A. Lindsay, commanding cerned with the Drive has been ex- Washington (AFF'S1 - A total ing in the attack against strong ag- officer of the 1st Bn., 4th Marines cellent thus far and we feel that if . ' of 7,435 leathernecks will be pro- gressor action. units of the 2nd Bn. Reinf commented as his men com- everyone continues to support it in C OMM1ttee Meet moted in the first three grades were executing live fire exercises pleted the two-day battalion exer- the -.losing weeks as they have so prior to June 31. 1957. the Marine with machine guns, rockets and cise. "this terrain is a great test of far. we will easily reach and sur- Corps has announced. mortars, and units of the 3d Bn. leadership control and physical con- pass our set quota for Kaneohe." To Form Rodeo, The quotas are: master sergeant, were employing helicopter lifts for ditioning. Its the best training we've stated Lt. Col. Thomas H. Rogers 267: technical sergeant, 1,270; and platoon raids. had to date." Jr.. chairman of the Policy Com- Barbecue Plans staff sergeant. 5.898. Control became a very important mittee for the Drive. Last fiscal year promotions in Plans for the big rodeo on Oct. 26 100. 715, and factor to Col. Lindsay's battalion A breakdown of collections up to these grades were Promotions In View 27 to take shape rapidly yesterday when dense fog and mist Sept. 18 is as follows: and began 3,700 respectively. For Sgts. and Cpls. settled into the saddle. Barely able HQ. Co., 1st Marine Brigade this week wit,. a meeting Wednes- A board convened here Sept. 10 of to see hands in front of their faces, Pledged Collected G$7o3a2l day committee members. to select staff and technical ser- WASHINGTON D. C. Quotas $1.086.32 Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell. CG geants for up-grading. for meritorious squads and platoons moved in an promotion clearing Det. One, 3d Services .8Regiment giment of the 1st Marine Brigade. outlined The cutting score for staff ser- sergeant and corporal for fiscal orderly manner, mine fields. cutting away barbed wire. and with - $389.00 $ .00 $981.00 to the committee the broad plans geants and quotas for grade E-3 1957 were announced last week standing aggr. essor strikes. "C" Co., 7th Engineer Bn. for the two-day affair. He pointed and E-4 promotions will be an- by Headquarters Marine Corps. $594.50 $385.00 $642.00 out that the 26th, a Friday, will be nounced later. the Marine Corps Two gas Most units are authorized quotas attacks by "aggressor" MAG-13 a day set aside for military person- said. of eight percent of corporal billets aircraft had to be called off be- $4.130.35 $1.792.05 $6.297.00 nel and their families exclusively. cause of the heavy fog. The fog, and 10 percent of private first 4th Barines (Reinf) An inspection and review for the deter DON'T BE ALARMED! class billets. however, didn't the enemy $2.147.50 $776.50 $13.218.00 Commandant of the Marine Corps is from employing a simulated atomic MCAS Exchange Employees tentatively scheduled for the 25th. During the Airlex next week Promotion percentages are based attack to end the forward thrust of on T/O billets and fractions of $74.00 $49.00 $579.00 The next day would be a day to re- a photoflash bomb simulator one of the assault companies in the Marine Corps Air Station lax and have fun-everybody. one-half or greater count as an late afternoon. will be detonated over the wa- additional promotion. $1.965.45 $927.35 $5,868.0(` Plans envision some type of en- te. in the vicinity of MCAS at The Brigade's artillery unit. GRAND TOTALS Eligible Marines may be pro- 3d 'crtaining activity Friday morning about 9 a.m. Sept. 24. A second Bn., 12th Marines. and the 4.2 Mor- $10.387.12 $4.736.72 $30.387.01 `ollowed by a chuck wagon barbe- one will go off just before dawn :noted at any time with dates of ; tar Co. executed a night firing ex- on the 26th. rank from the first day of the cue at the rodeo site at noon. The ercise Tuesday. A shell burst near YOUR CHARITY DRIVE HELPS menu is worked month being up now and st in which they are promo- the muzzle of one of the 4.2 mortars The simu,ate- will throw ted. NAVY RELIEF it looks like good old western style resulted in serious injury to one brilliant flash that will be visi- beef will win out. with suitable ble for a considerable distance. If practical. promotions wIll bej man and minor injuries to twc Financial assistance is the largest trimmings. distributed proportionately to all !others. Sgt. Everett S. Smith suf- part of this society's services. Civilians and dependents are In the afternoon, the rodeo. An cautioned not to be unduly occupational fields. Only those re- ; fered severe face cuts and an ampu- Hundreds of Navy and Marine arena will be erected in an area to alarmed and avoid flooding the serves on extended active duty are ' tated arm. He was flown to Tripler Corps personnel and their families be selected this week. Best bet ap- switchboard with "Wha Hop- eligible for meritorious promotions I Army Hospital. Pvt. Ernest Marsalis are helped by Navy Relief each pears to be between the regimental pen?" queries. under Almar 24. See RUGGED TERRAIN, P-8 year. See RODEO, P-8 21, 1956 BAY, T. H. Friday, September Page 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE

. *b. "S. - .1 wy. 1.1. 9 tirigelf TRAFFIC LT. COL. HOMF.11 G. HUTCHINSON JR. Commanding driteer VIOLATIONS MOKAPU LT. COL JACK E. CONGER Executive Officer "Y. ...Is.... A Study of the Land CAPT. GLENN B. STEVENS Officer -in- Charge 4TH MARINES IREINF1 Sy TSgt Frank Foldiar TSGT. GARRY M. CAMERON Editor GRIMES, A. W., PVT, "E" Co., TSGT. FRANK FIDDLER Assistant Editor 2dBn, No T.H. Drivers License, Re Week) PFC. BRYCE FASTBURN Sports Editor (erred to Commanding Officer for (Continued From Last Action. PFC. CHUCK HUDGENS Assistant Sports Editor The sea aro nd Mokapu peninsula was tabu in olden days. The right G. T., Sgt, "I" RUETTGERS, to fish was given only to the high chiefs and servants of the King. The WINDWARD MARINE is- published every Friday by and for Co., 3dBn, Thoughtless Driving, the pe:sonne/ of the U. S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990. (Jificial Warning, Safe Driving These fishing grounds were called ko'a. Fishing was confined to o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif., under the supervision to specific sections of the ocean. Persons the Informational Services Office. Printed at the Windward Reporte School. certain types of fish native Publishing Co., Lanikai, T. H. Published in conformity with paragraph PATRICK, R., lstLt., "B" Co.. were assigned to areas with the task of feeding the fish two or three 17106. MCM. financed by Station Special Services (non-appropriated' 3d Shore Party Bn. Reckless Driv- times a week. Seaweed would be gathered up in baskets and taken to funds at no cost to government. 7 days, the THE WINDWARD MARINE re- ing, CivDrivPrivSusp for the fishing grounds in canoes. It was hoped that by this treatment ceives material from the combined Station and 1st Marine Brigade Sale Driving School. FMF, Informational Services Offices and is a member of Armed the fish would remain in the area, and be available for consumption Forces Press Service, 250 West 57th St., New York 14. N. Y. MAG-13 when needed. "Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS) material appearing in this G. F., Pfc, publication may not be of O'DONOGHUE, When an important person ,11Ci his retinue were expected or a reprinted without the written permission Reckless Driving, Re- Armed Forces Press Service." HAMS-13, feast planned, selected fishermen would carry specially prepared food No paid Commanding Officer for advertising may be accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE to the grounds. The food was a concoction of seaweed mixed with may be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section and Driving a Government Vehicle the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. Telephones: WIND- Without Government License, Safe crushed candlenuts, a type of nut that has an extremely high laxative WARD MARINE 72104; ISO 72535 -72955 - 72120. Driving School. effect. Two days before the occasion, the fish were fed the mixture Subscription Rate $2.50 per year VMF-214 Un- with the result they expelled an food matter from their systems. lCirculation-3,800) LEE, R. E., Pfc, safe backing & Failure to Report The next day, fishermen threw their nets and baited hooks over Accident, CivDrivPrivSusp for 7 the sides of their canoes and were rewarded with schools of hungry School. days, Safe Driving fish. The fish were so hungry that placing a finrer in the water was an VANSICKLE, Sgt, VMF- invitation to having if bitten. This type of fishing is as old t,) the Ha- 214. Permitted Unlicensed Driver to EDITOR'S CORNER waiians as their culture. Drive Car, CivDrivPrivSusp for 5 the system of land division employed by the Ha- clays. Under complex Marine Families Are Important HQ&HQSQ waiians. Mokapu undoubtedly chanoed hands many times in the days old Hawaii, and during the past hundrd years. The system of land This is for the wives-and husbands, too. SEES. B. W.. PVT. No T.H. cf to Corn- apportionment is explained as follows: A few weeks ago there was a briefing for wives. In about two Drivers License. Referred manding Officer for Action. "It had been the custom," according to Alexander Fornander, more weeks there will be a sand table demonstration, and the follow. the the Moi (king) and the accession of a new one, to ing day an ABC demonstration. KINLAW, P. L., SSgt, Reckless "on death of Driving, Referred to Department distribute and redivide the lands of +he island between the chiefs k late October there will be rodeo fun a to provide thrills and Head for Action. and the favorites of the new monarch. This division was generally for the whcle family. made in a grand council of chiefs and those who were dissetisfied Also, sometime after the current maneuvers are over, there will Fad either to submit or take their chances of a revolt if their means be a display of the entire 1st Marine B.-igade---its men, weapons and equipment. The wives will get a chance to see this. ItEEILISTHENTS It begins to be pretty obvious that this is the lend of opportunity for the ladies. Where they once had to wonder and just nod agree- 1ST MARINE BRIGADE ment when husband Joe came home from work and talked about an aspect of his job, they can now learn what its all abouf. HQCO KRISATIS, R. D., Sgt. legal sec- This is just the start. You can't learn all about the Mari"e Corps tion, for three years or the Brigade or the Air Station in one sitting. But plans for the future indicate that a normal tour here provide the fair sex with 4TH MARINES (REINF1 a pretty good picture of the outfit in which hubby has a share. FIX, Larry E.. Egt. H&S Co, 4th The point is that this is a golden opportunity for the ladies, an Mar. for three years cpportunity some have waited for as much as 12-14 years. Some LUCA. Anthony S.. Sgt. C Co.. will suspect an ulterior motive behind all of these plans. 3d1i4TBn., for six years BUCY, Clyde T., SSgt, B Co, 3d There's certainly a motive Very simply, but its scarcely ulterior. Shore Party Bn, for six years a wife's understanding of her husband's job should make a happier DANIAL, Earnest. Sgt, B Co. 3d home. The more we can share in the way of experience and under- Shore Party Bn. for six years the we appreciate a both the standing, more are apt to job, good KFtt,Y, Wilton J. Pfc. Wpns and the bad. Co, lstBn. 4th Mar, for two years Wives are a pretty important par+ of the Marine Corps. In a "..-EAGUE, Richard C.. Pfc. Wpns sense, it might be said that the motive is selfish. If a Marine is Co. lstBn, 4th Mar, for two year.= happy, he'll do a better job. BUCKLER Robert N., Sgt, Wpns But any way you look at it, the ,,fives can't lose. Even if they still Co. IstBn, 4th Mar, for three years growl when hubby has to go to the other islands for maneuvers, or KAHOOKELE. James K., Sgt, Co and connections made it judicious to attempt it." just comes home late, at least they'll know the whys and the where- A, lstBn. 4th Mar, for six years The ahupuaa (land district) was the basic land unit of the large- KINGMAN. Adolph. Cpl, Co B, fores. And it should prove interesting, if r:.A.hing else. We all tend estate of the chiefs. Its confines were extremely variable in size, and lstBn, 4th Mar. for three years things that are foreign to our experience. This there were probably no two strips alike. to be curious about ESKEETS, Lewis E., Plc, Co B, The typical form is the same however; a strip running from the is a chance to satisfy the curiosity. lstBn, 4th Mar, for two years mountains to the sea, marked by physical boundaries ridges, Ladies, don't miss the opportunity. And, husbands, you can help, TORBERT, Emmett T., Cpl, Co of streams too, by k'eping the little wife posted on the events scheduled for C. lstBn, 4th Mar, for two years or gulches, and containing a sea fishery, a stretch of open cultivable her benefit. BAKER. Attwood A., Cpl. H&S land suitable for the growing of taro and yams, and forest land. And then urge her to go! Co, 2dBn. 4th Mar, for two years Each district was a region able to support itself off the products of DONAHOE, William P.. Cpl, the land. WpnsCo, 2dBn, 4th Mar, for two Mokapu peninsula lies within three ahupuaas, those of Kailua, CR SSWORD PUZZLE years Kaneohe, and Heeia. At the time of the Great Mahele, the districts ACROSS DONOHUE. Laurence A.. Pfc, of Kailua and Kaneohe were given to Queen Kalama, consort of I AprnssCo. 1- Label 2 -4 5 4 7 air 2z1Bn, 4th Mar, for three 4-Sacred image years Kamehameha Hi. Heeia was assigned to a royai high chief by the i-Part of church 12-Wine cup HALL. Donald D.. Cpl. Co D, name of Abner Paki. otion Pol7 2dBn. 4th Mar. for two years The Great Mahele occurred in 1848 when the common people 11-IlndY of n ater I II 111 tit-Repulse HART. Robert G.. Cpl. Co D, were invested with the individual title to land in the full and unrestrict- 17-1:;141 3° r Mirlinillni 2dBn, 4th Mar. for two years 111- l'reix; not ed marmer common in the West today. Before this, the land was o-o-rimson z' MCADOW. Francis W., Pfc. Co 21-Man's name AM Mini the property of the King, and subject to his whim. If the assignee of 22-Southern F. ?nBn. 4th Mar, for two years blackbird `` ' 111 VA" SPEER. Albert R.. Sgt, H&SCo, the land wanted to sell his property, he could transfer it. But, if the 23-Coy *-r king so desired, he simply reclaimed land for his own. The 2I-1oaf) id 3dBn, 4th Mar. for two years the coming 75-Simaar II EWAN AI of foreigners and their ownership of real estate contributed a great 26- Alternating MAC -I3 2 current (abbr.) II Mplia111111 "....' deal to the execution of the Great Mahele. "-` forage put CALHOUN. Raymond C.. 3.1Sgt, Ahupuaas were sub-divided by the Konohiki (chief steward of the .2%-Prve 1111111111,11 1111101'. err H&XIS-13. for six years r.9- Package district) into smaller sections called ilis. Mokapu peninsula was sub- 31-Woolly ' ." NERICK. Benjamin J., Cpl. 34 -Vast age ill " IN divided into sections. The tip of the left lobe of the peninsula wac 35-Clencbe4 hand MABS-13, for six years 36--Pronoun till 'A iiiil ' 4.4 SINDT. Jacob S., Sgt, MABS-13, called Mokapu and was in the Heeia section, while Heleloa. Kuw- 37-Jargon Z9-Ardent desire z NI for four years aohe, Ulupau, Halekou-Kaluapuhi, and Nuupia, rested in the Kaneo" 441--Wire di MINE measure KAMMERER, Richard F., SSgt. 41-Conjunction district. A small piece of land near the main gate was in the Kailua 42-Rage IIIII III MIN is MABS-13. for six years ahupuaa. 43-1-1N mg NOM br Llama ...MP, eraftrean MORONER, John mammal K., SSgt. The portion of Mokapu peninsula lying within the district 44-Negative MASS-13. for six years Heeia is by Pyramid Rock and the runway section. -P-e 15-1n Near East, suhOan 1S-Cyprinold fish :13-Lamprey ARMSTRONG, Clifford H.. Sgt. identified a raine 2-hand of the 21-Tumble right lobe contained the ilis of Kuwaaohe and Ulupau, where Ulupa.. 46-Tips (rev 22-Opera by Verdi 37-Waterway MACS-2. for six years titian 3-Stared 2Z-Onc around ve hole LYNCH. Peter W., Sgt, MACS-2 Head is located. skink 4-Sit k track 39-Walk,: in water 50-Brother of, 5-Note of scale 24-ilold nn 4n-l'arsonage for six years The land in between, cutting through the peninsula, was the Jacob too property 6-Carry far 42-Sun xi-Id POTTER. James W.. SSgt. VMF- Hawaii -log crater. Halekou-Kaluapuhi is the 52-Ocean 7 -River 25-Fine ra% clings 43-College degree of Heleloa, marked by 53-11awanan embankment from yarn tabbr.) 214, for six years Mokapu road and Nuuoia fish pond. wreaths It-Everyone 2'- Highlander 4S-xisted lend bordered by Third street, 54- Vessel 9-Parent 2R -Ilea dst rang 46-Vessel Nuupia was considered to be a separate piece of property and did SS-Unit of energy teolloq.) 30-Split 47-Sink in /0-Lizard 31-Roster 49 _norna 04:1 S not automatically become assigned with the adjacent la-d. if was DOWN 11-Weird 32-Half- $1 -Three-toed If it's news, call the WINDWARD It-Man's suPilresio'd sloth assigned individually like the iii. I-Thiek black nickname laugh MARINE at 72104. (Continued Next Week) Friday, September 21, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page 3 1st Mar. Brigade Offices Shuffled; Hq. Co. Now Located In Bldg. 279 Some of the Brigade offices have been relocated during the past week in building 221 and 279, it was announced by Maj. A. B. Montagne, commanding officer of Hq. Co., Ist Marine Brigade, FMF. The office of the Brigade Headquarters Company is now located in the old Women Marines Detachment barracks, Bldg. 279. Company personnel; members of Det. One. Hq. Bn., 3rd Marine Division and the Brigade Drum and Bugle Corps are billeted in . the same 41° ans Oahu building. Hq. ' Co., 1st Marine Brigade Stopover Oct. 23 FMF, formerly was housed in Builuing 221, which is now shared It was learned this week that by the Brigade special staff sec- Marine Corps Commandant, Gen. MAG-I3 MARINE - CpI. Dar- tions. Brigade offices occupy the Randolph McC. Pate, and party rel E. Morris of MACS-2, right, entire lower deck and a section of are tentatively scheduled to arrive is congratulated by Col. E. T. the upper deck. at Hickam AFB, the afternoon of Dorsey, left, and his squadron CO, Staff sections remaining in 221 Oct. 23. During a five-day stay Major Don G. Derryberry, center, are: Legal. Post Office. Supply. on Oahu the Commandant is ex- PLANS EXPLAINED-Maj. Gen. Clayton C. Jerome, CG, of Air- upon his selection as Marine of Reenlistment and Education, Spe- pected to visit K-Bay. FMFPac, center, receives an explanation of Shore-Station Develop- cial Services, Fiscal. Accountable ment plans by Lt. Col. Homer G. Hutchinson Jr., Air Station corn- the Month for MAG-I3, in cere- Leaving Washington National officer. NCO Leadership School of- manding officer, left, while Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, CG, Ist monies held last Friday. CpI. fice Airport the last week in Septem- and Communication-Electron- Marine Brigade FMF, looks on. Morris was cited for "diligently ics. Temporary facilities are oc- ber, the Commandant's compre- and industrious!), performing cor- cupied by the Umpire Control hensive flight schedule indicates he rective and preventive mainte- Group for the AirLEX which start will land at many of the large nance on radar sets." The next week. airports around the world. Mai.Gen.Jerome,AirFMFPacCG, amount of preventive Maj. Montagne maintenance said that facili- The schedule includes : Argentia, performed by Cpl. Morris norm- ties would also be set aside for the London, Madrid, Naples, Istanbul, Completes Visit of K-Bay Units ally would have been performed establishment of a Brigade Gen- Baghdad, New Delhi. Bangkok. by four men. eral Court Martial room in Bldg. Hong Kong (Kaitak). Taipei Maj. Gen. Clayton C. Jerome, AirFMFPac CG, completed a 221. (Sungshan), Kadena AFB, K-16 whirlwind tour of K-Bay facilities last Tuesday. The NCO Leadership School of- Korea. Tokyo, Iwakuni, Midway, Accompanied by members of his staff, Gen. Jerome arrived in NEW CO FOR VMC-1 fice will remain in Bldg. 221 until and Hickam AFB. Hawaii Monday from El Toro, Calif. more permanent facilities become Maj. K. B. Nelson assumed com- Upon his arrival at Kaneohe Bay, he was briefed by Brig. Gen. available. George R. E. Shell, CG, 1st Marine mand of VMC-1 this week. relieving Barracks 222, which housed Bri- Brigade, and his staff. on the com- Maj. Charles D. Herald who is now gade Headquarters Company per- MCAS Will Host bat ready, air-ground Brigade. executive officer of the squadron. sonnel. will be taken over by the After a conference and lunch, diets Readied Military Police Company. Gen. Jerome received a:_ outline of Maj. Nelson was head of the `Kids Day' Events housing facilities and tentative Staff NC O's personnel section. aviation reserve Shore Station development plans, HQMC. YOUR CHARITY DRIVE HELPS Thirty-one rooms will be avail- branch. before reporting to Approximately 500 youngsters presented by Lt. Col. Homer G. Kaneohe. A combat flyer from both HAWAII CANCER SOCIETY able soon in the former TOQ, Bldg. I from Windward Oahu will have Hutchinson, CO, MCAS. 576, for occupancy by master and WW II and Korea he holds two The Cancer Society through its 'their" day here tomorrow when Following the lecture. the gen- Distinguished Flying Cross medals, public education some technical sergeants. Bldg. 576 explains what I MCAS hosts the Kiwanis-sponsored eral made a brief tour of Marine a Bronze Star with V. and nine Mr cancer is. what to do and where "Kids Day" program. Aircraft Group 13. stopping to visit is located in the Crescent Circle Medals. to go if cancer suspected. Col. E. T. Dorsey. CO. MAG-13. area of MCAS. Transported in six buses and Gen. Jerome left Wednesday af- According to MSgt. Donald E. Ithree " cattle cars" the children ternoon for Japan. He is scheduled Waldron. station sergeant major, will make their first stop at 9 to make stops at Wake Island. the rooms will be "assigned in about a.m. in hanger 105 to view a static Guam, Hong Kong, and Okinawa. one month." The time is needed to display of aircraft from MAG-13. He is expected to return to El Toro refurbish the billets with fresh early in October. coat of paint and to accomplish A ten-minute helicopter demon- minor repairs. stration will follow the display. A survey reveals that 41 master From 9:55 a.m. to 10:15 crash crews YOUR CHARITY DRIVE HELPS sergeants are currently living will put on a crash-fire exhibition. HAWAII HEART ASSOC. aboard the Marine Corps Air Sta- Rehabilitation of the cardiac pa- the Bri- Climaxing the program the kids tion. This figure includes tient so that he may return to work will climb aboard Amtracs of "A" gade and MCAS. and a satisfying life at home is the be Co. 1st Amtrac Bn., for These master sergeants will a rocking primary aim of the Association. ride in the Ft. Hase area. given first preference in filling the QUICK ARREST 62 spaces. Remaining unfilled space According to Mr. Warren Groff.' BRIDGEPORT. Conn. (APPS)- will be assigned to senior technical prexy of the Windward Oahu Ki- Two bandits who smashed a jew- sergeants. Two men will be assign- wanis. youth work has been a elry store windwow and helped ed to each room. major aim of Kiwanis International themselves didn't get far. They I Bldy. 576 contains a recreation throughout forty-one years of its were captured by two policemen room and a small galley on each existence. who were parked only ten feet away. of its two decks. He pointed out that a "Kids Day" program, one of the major activities of the Kiwanis, Gold Turns To Silver For K-Bay Officers focuses Four K-Bay officers received sil- Lts. Terrence D. Troutte and John attention on this important work ver bars last week. marking pro- E. Lorzing. of "A" Co., 1st Am- of the organization on one day. motion time again in both the air phibian Tractor Battalion. Present and permits clubs to develop a local and ground arms of the 1st Ma- at the company formation were program best suited to its com- TOPS IN V. Finn, Asst. C S, 1st rine Brigade, FMF. their wives. who helped Maj. E. J. ABC-Lt. Col. Edward of G-3, munity while integrating with Two new first lieutenants in Ma- Orem, "A" Co. commanding of- Marine Brigade, FMF, (left) congratulates and hands a diploma to he club's year-round program for 13 were Lts. ficer, pin on the bars. In the for- Cpl. Gary E. King, Co. I, 3rd Bn., 4th Marines (Reinf), while Brigade youth. rine Aircraft Group Ronald E. Harris and Art Ford. mation were 253 men, only seven ABC officer Maj. Martin F. Connolly looks on approvingly. King rang Helping pin the silver bars were their short of the full company. Lp a 4.65 in the ABC school course to emerge top man in average wives and Maj. Emmett 0. Anglin, Promotions are also being made a class of 18 students who graduated last Friday. Eligible Voters VMF-232 commanding officer. in the field on the Big Island and Also replacing the gold bars were will continue through the ._ionth. VMC-1 Receives MAG-13 DRIVER Urged To Cast HONORED Safety Award In a meritorious mast held last Absentee Ballot Friaay in Group Headquarters. Sgt. (Editors note: All personnel are For Second Time Harry R. Brown was congratulated reminded of the November elec- by Col. E. T. Dorsey, CO of MAG- tiolis, and of their privilege Marine Composite Squadron I. 13. upon his selection as "Driver of and duty to vote.) Marine Aircraft Group 13, received the Month." their second quarterly aviation The President. the Congress, the safety award this week for a total S.gt. Brown drove 25 miles a day Defense Department and the States of 1259 accident-free hours with no accidents or traffic cita- are cooperating in an extensive tions in the month of August. His effort to facilitate absentee voting Presented by Maj. Gen. Clayton citation read in part: Your con- by all eligible personnel under the C. Jerome. commanaing general of tinued efforts to maintain yourself recently enacted Federal Voting AirFMFPac. this award is given. and your vehicle in immaculate Assistance Act. on a quarterly basis. to those with careful condition. along at- This squadrons under Gen. Jerome's duty. neat military act resulted in the eligibility tention to ap- of servicemen command who maintain acciden-. pearance and alert attitude caused from practically all states and territories to cast ab- free hours for the quarterly period. your selection over all other nomi- sentee ballots, and similar eligi- 583 nees from MAG-13." Last quarter. VMC-1 flew bility in several states for the de- accident and received free hours pendents of servicemen. their first award. With award num- of Voting material er two they nnw have a total EM CLUB DANCE CLASS information has 1842 accident-free hours. been distributed to all units of Dance instruction is available the Brigade and station and unit CHOW DOWN! -Sma II fry of Mokapu elementary school pass next Thursday at the En i zted voting officers will provide the ihrou In the chow line of the school's new cafeteria on first cloy If i.? news. call the WINDWARD Men's Club starting at 7:30 p.m. necessary advice and forms to op- operation two weeks ago. Over 500 hot meals were served to students. HARIrE at 72104. Hostesses will be provided. ply for absentee ballots. (Photo by Sgt. Travis Harrell) Friday, September 21, 1956 Peg. 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Atomic, Biological, and Chemical Defense Procedures Demonstrated BY SGT BOB MCLEAN Atomic, biological and chemical defense procedures were 'horoughly demonstrated before the officers and men of Marine Aircraft Group 13 last Saturday morning. Pleased with what he obse'm ed, Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, commanding general of the 1st Marine Brigade, FMF, scheduled a similar demonstration on Oct. 6 - for dependents and civilians. at 10 a.m., Saturday. Oct. 6. ABC ABC personnel of each squadron crews of MAG-13 will run through Participated in Saturday's demon- techniques employed in atomic. stration.. Headquarters and Main- biological, and chemical warfare Squadron 13 took the lead tenance exhibiting the protective with instruction in protective as well as clothing and cover and the proper clothing worn. in the area to the use of the gas mask. Marine Air rear of hangars 103 and 104. Base Squadron 13 followed with the steps necessary to an efficient evacuation of me wounded. A personnel shelter mock-up was the training aid employed by Ma- rine Air Control Squadron 2 to il- lustrate proper cover and the use of filtered air. ABC detection was graphically AN F2H "BANSHEE" supposedly caught in radioactive "fall out" area, goes through a preliminary demonstrated by three monitor- phase of decontamination in a demonstration staged by personnel of MAG-I3. Here, a member of ing teams from Marine Composite an ABC team moves in with spray nozzle to completely cover the aircraft with a chemical solution. Squadron 1. Kits for atomic, bio- logical, and chemical detection Selection Board Is were used by the teams. Flight Officers NCO Leadership Marine Attack Squadron 212 il- Convened by HQMC lustrated the use of field showers in personnel decontamination and School To Begin WASHINGTON. D. C. - Head. phase put Offered Regular announced in the damage control quarters Marine Corps truck to work in smothering board a fire recently that a selection spreading flames. MC Commissions At Kaneohe Bay convened here on Sept. 17 to select for temporary promotion Marine Fighter Squadron 214 WASHINGTON. D. C. Once A Non-Commssioned Officer's captains with - to major. decontaminated a jet aircraft again certain Marine Corps Re- Leadership School. to be headed by chemical spray while Marine dAlittet serve officers who are naval avi- Capt. Basile Lubka. is in the pro-. The tentative promotion zone Fighter Squadron 232 went ators and former naval aviation cess of being formed by the 1st rill include ('apt. Robert J. Epper- through the "ins- and "outs" of MEN FROM MARS? -No, not cadets will be given the opportun- Marine Brigade. In. lineal precedence 714. and area monitoring. really. These two men form a ity to apply for regular commis- Capt. Charles J. Schneeman. Jr.. "The objective of this school is to Major R. L. Allen. assistant S-3 monitoring team. Their garb is sions. Headquarters Marine Corps 993. Lineal num- train NCO's in the Marine Corps lineal precedence and ABC officer for Marine Air- the type of protective clothing announced recently. used here are based on the in military leadership instructions. bers craft Group 13. ably assisted by used by members of ABC teams Marine Corps Order 1412.4 sets captains list from the Combined C. Ward. particularly in the field. in order his ABC NCO. TSgt. Cecil in radioactive areas. A team forth the requirements for this Lineal List dated January, 1956. largely responsible for or- to enhance their value to the Fleet were member (above) monitors the annual integration program. Marine Force and the Marine Brig. Gen. T'nomas G. Ennis. ganizing the successful demonstra- Corps area wi4h a radiac counter, while Applicants must have an initial in general", stated Capt. Lubka. Director of the Marine Corps Re- tion. date of rank as second lieutenant serve. has been named senior mem- The demonstration for depend- the second man stands by with a between the inclusive dates of June There will be one class per month ber of the board. ents and invited guests will be held "walkie talkie." 5, 1954 and June 3. 1955, have been starting Oct. 15 with approximate- less than 25 years of age when ly 90 students from the 1st Marine they completed flight training, Brigade and Air Station combined. Mokapu PTA Plans meet the physical requiremen4 The instructors will devote 230 Meeting For Sept. 27 and be on active duty. hours to various subjects such as mapping. school season meeting Applicants selected will receive supporting arms, intelli- The first 0 gence PTA will be held at permanent appointments as second and tactical subjects. All of the Mokapu lessons school audi- lieutenants in the regular will be minted toward \8 p.m.. Sept. 27 in the Corps invited to with the same date of rank as NCO leadership in the field. torium, with all parents attend. their initial Reserve appointment. "This school is unique inasmuch House will be held at Of firers serving in a temporary as it will be to teach NCO An Open leader- rooms, giving grade above second lieutenant will ship in both air and ground mat- 7 p m. in the class be issued a temporary appoint- ters". said Capt. parents an opportunity to meet Lubka. "Most teachers. ment in their present grade with NCO schools are designed their children's new basical- During the meeting. a report on same date of rank as held in the ly for only one or the other of Marine Corps Reserve. these", continued the Summer Fun Program will be the captain. budget Applications must arrive at given. The proposed annual Each course will culminate in will also be presented for discus- Headquarters by Jan. 1, 1957. 72 continuous hours in the field. sion and vote by the PTA mem- followed by a tactical night heli- bership. YOUR CHARITY DRIVE HELPS copter raid at Bellows Air Force Base. ARMED SERVICES YMCA FOR THE BIRDS? "The application in the field is Well-organized. the Armed Servi- designed to YOKOSUKA. Japan 1AFPS) - give the students an for every- ces YMCA tries to give the service- opportunity of exercising There are statistics leader- these days. The Navy hits man a feeling of belonging. A great ship of small units thing in simulated significant figure. It many recreational activities are combat conditions". concluded still another Capt. has reported the 28.000th landing planned monthly to entertain mi- Lubka. SCRUB, SCRUB, SCRUB, is the keynote here. Two members of an litary personnel. award the aircraft carrier Wasp. The captain will be assisted by The landing was made by an off- ABC team from VMF-214, MAG-I3, scrub the aircraft with another a staff of six officers and staff course carrier pigeon from For- chemical after it is sprayed. The plane is put through a thorough de- NCOs and two clerks. The staff MOSS. contamination process with practically every rivet being treated. includes 1st. Lt. James V. Ander- sen. 1st Lt. Harry E. Smith Jr., CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK MSgt. Paul N. Booth. TSgt. Max P. Coggin. TSgt. Richard J. Galla_ gher and SSgt. Donald L. Sutton. Erection Data For Your State Clerks will be Cpl. William P. Davis a.nd PFC Monte L. Gibson. Renresen- Constitu- Preside nt U. S. Sena- tatives to State Gov- Other State Refercn- tional Local 0/11 MSgt Booth will Slate ! and Vice- duet Ques- be NCO-in-Charge. tors U. S. ''on- , 0 ffiernors cers Amend- cers I President tons I meats I 1 New York Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No Yes Contestants Invited to North Carolina Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No North Dakota Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YMCA Talent Show Ohio Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Oklahoma Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No The last talent show of 1956 at Oregon Yes Yes Yes No Yes '..*:?s Yes Yes the Armed Services YMCA-USO Pennsylvania Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No NO will be held Saturday. September Rhode Island... Yes No Yes Yes Yes No- No Yes 29. it was announced last week by South Carolina Yes Yes Yes No No No No N) R. M. Milstead, program director. South Dakota Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Both amateur and professional Tennessee Yes No Yes No Yes No No No ALOFT A LOT-2d Lt. John T. entertainers. civilian and military, Texas Yes No Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes right, is congratulated by Tucker, are invited to enter. Utah Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Lt. Col. Stanley V. Titterud, CO Vermont Ye.; Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes The shows will begin at 7:30 p.m. HMR-161, upon the lieuten- Virginia Yes No Yes No No No No No of in the auditorium of the Armed ant's completion of over 1,000 Washington Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Services YMCA. Yes _No Yes Lf. West Virginia Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes accident-free flying hours. Entry blanks may be obtained Wisconsin Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Tucker, who graduated from from the Armed Services YMCA Wyoming Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No flight training only last June, si program office, or entrants may Alaska No Yes No Yes Yes No No No believed by the squadron to hold phone the "Y" at 6-3735, give de- Gua:n No No No No Yes No Yes Yes the record for second lieutenants tails. and have their entry blanks Hawaii No No Yes No Yes No No Puerto Rico No No Yes Yes Yes No No Yes for flight hours in a single-engine made out for them. Contestants Virgin Islands No No No No Yes I No No No aircraft. must be 12 years of age or older. 5 Friday, September 21, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Page Influenza Shots VOTING HOW TO REGISTER Set For October Members of the Armed Forces New Hampshire and civilians serving with the Once a voter's name has been Influenza vaccine shots will be Armed Forces outside the U.S., and entered on the checklist of the given their spouses may vote by absentee to military personnel and town. city or ward of residence, process without being registered. their dependents Oct. 1 through permanent registration is in effect. Others may register or re- register Nov. 1 at the Station Dispensary. Members of she Armed Forces, in These shots will be administered Civilians who are members of agen- either person or by mail. Those registering by mail w ho are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to cies assisting the Armed i.,,rces, their spouses and dependents not residents of Muskogee, Tulsa 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. until 3:30_ p.m. re- siding with them are entered on wad Oklahoma counties, should daily. Dependents five years of age the checklist when appliations for have a "Request foi -Registration and by over will be offered these shots absentee ballots are accepted by Mail" at the County Registras, county of residence, between Oct. od valantarto Pas& only. the Board Of Supervisors Of Check- 6-27. In Muskogee, Oklahoma and ; list, town or city of residence. Scheiu les for shots- are as fol- Tulsa All other persons must register counties, registration may be lows: Headquarters and Headquar- in person with the applicable office accomplished in the same way any ters Squadron. Oct. 1-5; Head- mentioned above. time before Oct. 27. quarters Company, 1st Marine Utah Brigade and MAG 13, Oct. 8-12 Wyoming unless Registration is permanent unless Registration is permanent and Oct. 15-19; military dependents a voter failed to vote in any gener- the r arson did not vote in the last Oct. U-sti. eeneral election or moved. I al election. COMMAND REPORT-Lt. Col. John A. Lindsay 1614 comrnamaling Servicemen and civilians serving Military personnel who arrive Unregistered members of the officer of the 1st Bn., 4th Marines (Reid), reports to Col. Bryglrier Armed Forces, and civilian em- the Armed Forces outside the U.S. aboard MCAS between Nov. 1 and Godbold, commanding officer of the 4th Marines on the progress of playes of agencies serving with the are registered automatically when March 15 will receive flu shots upon his men during a three-day battalion exercise that ended Wednesdap. Armed Forces are registered if in- the affidavit on the reverse side of reporting to their respective medi- had just secured the second objective. Pam formation on the absentee ballot the absentee ballot envelope has At this point the 1st Bn. cal facilities. the assault on the last "enemar is accepted. been executed and accepted by Ka Pele, and was about to initiate Any qualified person may register election officials. stronghold, Puu Kea. by absentee process by first re- Eveyone else must register in person Oct. 27. "... ,11.,....e.1...... 16.... Toastmasters questing an -Oath of Applicant to any time before \. Register" fnam the Minty, City North Carolina ONE FOR THE or Town Clerk, place of residence, Registration is permanent for all at any time before Oct. '7. It must voters except for members of the Clubs 22. BOOKS 3e returned before Oct. Armed Forces who have been dis- For further information, see your charged. voting officer. 'AF 'S). .... After two weeks wives and ci- of political cam- Servicemen, their The following new books are TONIGHT paisming and elections. the Staff vilians serving with the Armed Oklahoma available at the Station Library: shows NCO Toastmasters returned to Bas- Registration is permanent unless Forces outside the U. S., who are OF ADVENTURE I 3:00 p.m. Television THE SPIRIT p.m.--Dance classes ic Training for their regular meet- a voter moved from one county to qualified. become registered auto_ by Whit Burnett is a collec- 6:30 edited 7:00 fight ing held Wednesday. September 12 another. failed to vote in three con- matically when an application for tion of the best stories of man's pm.-TV at the Staff Club. an absentee has been accep- world in- 7 & 8 pm.-Pre-season basketball secutive state-wide elections or ballot conquest of the physical Band, Has_ failed to re-register since March ted by the appropriate election of- the narrative of such ad- 8:00 p.m.-DANCE, No less than five speakers vied cluding teases, Refreslunents for the honor of Best speaker 1. 1954 in all counties except Beck- ficials. venturers as Maurice Herzog, Osa Toastmaster Fred Good built and ham. Canadian. Greer. Harper, Al! other persons must register Johnson. Thor Heyerdahl and the SATURDAY tore down the Empire State build- Jackson. Kingfisher. Lincoln. Ma- in person at the office of the Reg- hign adventure fiction of Joseph I:00 pm.-Etarlio show "MAKE ing to take the coveted award. jor. Pontotoc. Pottawatomie. Sem- istrar. county of residence. Appli- Conrad, Mark Twain and many A PROGRAM- with The Most Improved Speakers inole. Stephens. Texas. Waponer, cants may apply for registration others. Angeline. Cookies and award went to Toastmaster Han- Wood and Woodward. between Oct. 13-27. LILY DASH'S GLAMOUR BOOK Pepsi Cola for all Knight for his speech on the bene.? by Lily Dache reveals all the se- 2:00 pm.-Voice Recordings fits of Speech Evaluation. crets regarding the art of being 2:00 pm.-Bridge and Bridge For the women, of Outstanding speeches from Toas_- New Drill Manual glamourous. class THE STORK is also a chapter on masters Howard Wooldridge. Willis course! There 3 :00 pia-Television show a. Available By Mail friends. one on how Davidson. and Bill Rodgers made IS HERE how to make Teenage Dance a husband, and sure that the award winners had QUAN-rICO. Va.-The new ma- to get and keep 6:00 p.m.--Bongfest one on just "les hommes"! to put forth their best. rine Corps Drill manual is now off The following birth announce- p.m_--Nraval Base Band Con- Eugene 6:30 the press and all prepaid orders ments were released by Tripler THE NINTH WAVE by cert, CPO J. H. Moan,. Have you tried lately to give Burdick. a Houghton Mifflin Liter- now in the mail. Army Hospital. Director are ! directions to a new arrival on the ary Fellowship Award, is the story station without using your hands? The manual cover, all facets of EMERY of Michael Freesmitn and his rise 7.30 p.m..---Talent contest., 2ad Topicmaster Mitch Maynard had Gregg Allen. son of 1st Lt. and Preliminary show the new Marine Corps 13-man from poverty to power and des- members do just this. It is sug- Mrs. Gordon P. Emery. 93 Kihapai political path. 9:00 pm.-Feature Movie "Car- squad drill as well as formal guard troction along the gested that one know all the street Street. Lanikai. Sept. 1. A best seller! nival Story" with Ana names as well as building num- mount, and parades and ceremon- ROBINSON A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Baxter Steve Cochran bers before attempting to speak. ies applicable to units up to regi- David Keith. son of Cpl. and by Nelson Algren, a best seller and SUNDAY Otherwise you may resort. as one Mrs. T-szene R. Robinson. 941-1 ment] size. winner of the first National Book 8:30 a.m.-Java Club -Program new arrival did. to calling the Cpl. Prospect Street. Sept. 1. of Per- Award is about the people by League of Women of the Guard. providing of course The 320-page book is pocket-size POSTAK old dido Street in the French voters. and you know the correct number. and bound with a sturdy water- "-nn. daughter of TSgt. the Coffee Katsina t Quarter of New Orleans in rolls resistant cover. It sells for $1.25. and Mrs./Charles W. Postak 745 is the story of furnished 1930's. It 10:00 a.m -Free church trans- manual will be available for Morrell Drive. .Sept .3. and ho els and of the bat- YOUR CHARITY DRIVE HELPS The -ooms portation sale shortly at Marine Exchanges. STEMPLE te ed peop'e who have not lost their RED CROSS 10:30 a.m Island tour by bus AMERICAN All mail orders should be address- Cynithia Lei. daughter of Capt. individuality or their appeal even 1 to 6 p.m.-vaice recordings Corps Association, and Mrs. Jamse W. Stemple. 45- they live on the wild side The American Red Cross Nation- ed to the Marine thou' 2:00 p.m.-Bridge and Bridge al Headquarters keeps track of all Box 1844. Quantico, Va. Marine 429 Meakauo Street. Kaneohe. of life. class servicemen for immediate contact Corps Association Members are Sept. 3. MINORITY REPORT by H. L. 3:00 pm-Television shows in case of emergency at home. entitled to a 10 percent discount. BAID Mencken consists of notes that the Charles William Jr., son of Sgt. author had intended to publish be- 4:00 p.m-concert and Mrs. Charles W. Bald, 45-904 fore his final illness. 5 :00 p_m_-Worid-Wide Hospitali- Anoi Road. Kaneohe. Sept. 4. ty Day. Sponsored by THE HOME DOOLEY DEMONSTRATION CLUB d Deborah Jean. daughter of Sgt. POLK COUNTY, GEORGIA. Coat_ and Mrs. Gerald F. Dooley. 413-C ies and cakes baked in Georgia Ulupoina. Kailua, Aug. 1. sent to Hawaii for all servicemen and Georgia servicemen especiaU3r. Be on hand for a grand that LARGEST THE WORLD'S Special program! What is believed to '.'e the world's] 7:30 pm.- Feature Movie -Bride largest American Flag hung from by Mistake" with Alan Mardian a department store in downtown and Laraine Day. Detroit last June 14. It measures Maluhia Service Club at 104 feet by 235 feet and weighs The is open to all enlisted per- approximately 1500 pounds. Waikiki sonnel and dependents of the NCO Wives Club armed Services. KOPA COMPLETES CAREER Tonight Tuesday night's social meeting slides. i0Oklif2£ APPRAISAL COURSE 6:30 p.m.-Hula Lessons was spent viewing and various pieces at Au- 8 p.m.-Patio Dance. Free hand- at Sari's last shown by mew MSgt. George Kopa returned writing analysis by Sarah Wong. thentic Indian wear week from the Career Appraisal Saturday Moline of the University of Be- School Naval Training wail Agriculture Extension Sersine_ held at the 8 p.m.-Dance Center, San Diego, Calif. Sunday Miss Moline spent over two Awls is to the Kopa. who attached 8 p.m.-Radio & TV, "Teen Town in India working as a Demonstra- Brigade Career Appraisal section, Topics" plus 254th Combo. tion Agent. was the only Marine in the three- Monday sale is still plumed week class. and the only member The sake 7:30 p.m.-Free game night for Oct. 2. Bake goods will be en from K.Bay who has attended the Tuesday Z at the Main PM school far. sale at am, thus 7 p.m.-Free dance class, pro- Patio_ During the three week period, fessional instructors courses studied included the psy- 7:30 p.m.-Bridgs Club Alohas were bid and gifts then chology of human behavior. bene- Wednesday to Rena Domingues, Agnes Pig- Johnson, and Bette fits of - military life, interviewing. 8 p.m.-Dance with hostesses. rick, Penny 1956 counseling. and speech. 14th Naval District Band. Beard. Kopa termed the school "out- Thursday At the business meeting Oct. 2 at standing " and he had high praise 8 p.m.-Square dance. "Cousin 7 .30 p.m. election of officers win be 14T.11 NAVAL DISTRICT for the Navy instructors. Joe & His Cotton Pickers" held_ SUPPORT SUPPORT YOUR YOUR TEAMS . TEAMS

Page 6 U. S -MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, September 21, 1956 Lenn To Coach All-Marine Team; Individual Scores at Camp Perry Shown Three Hawaii Fighters Selected In Final Matches MSgt. Freddie Lenn has been named to coach Marine Corps Tabulations of National entries in the Inter-Service boxing championsWrs at Camp Lejeune The haze of powder smoke has Jrifted from the butts at Camp Perry and a clear look at the accom- text month and three of his Hawaii Marines squad have been picked plishments of Marine marksmen is now possible. to fight in the tourney, it was learned here this week. Winning all five National Trophy Matches is a first by any service in the history of the event, and The three local fighters are Bill Rooks (lightmiddleweight), Bob only once before has a service team copped all the national awards. This was in 1928 when %four Griffin (welter weight (, 'and Engene titles were offered and that year another great Leatherneck team claimed the honors. Hosaka (bantamweight). The trio Added to the brilliant team per- were selected on the basis of their formance was the astonishing num- performance in the All-Marine ber of individual wins. In nearle fights at Camp Lejeune two every class of competition, Marine. weeks ago. headed the roster. The Inter-Service bouts are Early wins in the pistol competi- scheduled for Oct. 4-5 and an tion paved the way for the Ma- estimated 100 service boxers are rine triumph in overall marksman-

expected to see action. Marine ! ship. The Leatherneck -Gray" Team Corps, Navy, Army and Air Force took the National Trophy Pistol teams will compete in the annual Team Match with 1121 and 25 Vs boxing classic, with a powerful against 1115 of the nearest competi- Air Force team reportedly the tor. The second national pistol the favorite. Five members of the trophy was won by 1st Lt. William Air Force team are national ama- K. McMillan who fired 291 and 10 FABULOUS FREDDIE - MSgt. teur champions. Vs to take the National Trophy In- Freddie Lenn, mentor of the Ha- Of the three Hawai Marines to dividual Pistol Match. He was nine of the field. waii Marines boxing team, has make the Inter-Service team, only points ahead been selected to school the All- Bob Griffin reached the finals of Lt. McMillan grabbed off the Police Corps Pistol Tro- Marine contingent to the Inter- the four-day All-Marine tourna- Military ment. Eugene Hosaka phy, the International Rapid-fire Service Boxing Championships and Bill at Rooks were eliminated in the semi- Silhouette Match and the Clark Camp P1STOLEER TSgt. Donald W. Lejune, Oct. 4-5. A res- finals. Griffin was decisioned by - Trophy. The last is awarded to the RIFLEMAN-SSgt. Michael Pie- pected figure in mainland and in- Terry Downes of Quantico in the McClure, H&MS-I3, MAG-I3, has winner of the Any Center Fire troforte, Hq&HqSq, MCAS, one ternational boxing circles, Freddie welterweight finals. returned to Kaneohe from the Na- Championship match. of the stalwarts of the Marine Lenn has himself owned many Named the outstanding fighter tional Rifle and Pistol Matches M a j. Richard J. Hardaway, Corps Rifle and Pistol Team who ring titles during his lengthy ca- of the tourney Downes came USMCR, was winner in the .45 cali- recently returned victorius from ur where he helped the Marine reer. It is reported that he will from the lightwelterweight class to ber rapid fire match. Maj. Harda- the National Matches at Camp Corps achieve banner year coach Marines who will attend their way captained the Marine Corps Perry, received a total -of five Reserve pistol team. the Olympic Trials at San Fran- in national match shooting. TSgt. awards for his skill with the Model :isco in late October. McClure pocketed three pistol Top individual rifle award went 70 Winchester (shown above) and to SSgt. V. D. Mitchell. firing in medals his the .300 H&H Magnum. SSgt. for efforts. He won in the National Trophy Individual Ri- the .45 caliber Time Fire, the .38 fle Match. SSgt. Mitchell scored Pietroforte received awards in the Midget Gridders caliber Time Fire, and the .45 246 and 19 Vs out of a possible 250. Navy Cup Match, the Marine caliber National Match Course. ' Best man with a military rifle Cup Match, the President's Cup, a Wanted at K-Bay McClure, who also fired on the was SSgt. James E. Hill of Quan- Wimbledon Trophy Match, and There may be an Otto Graham. Marine Corps rifle team, has been tico. In a series of six matches. the Nevada Team Trophy Match. a Johnnie Lujack, or Jim Swink shooting the pistol since 1954 at Hill won the Service Rifle ('ham- Attending his fourth year at Camp among the small fry at Kaneohe Quantico. This was his second pionship with a total of 634 and Perry, Pietroforte has been firing MCAS and backfield 60 Vs. coach John GRIFFIN ROOKS year at Camp Perry. in competition since 1947. Lassie of the Pop Warner Midget - Taking one of the two berths for "Devil Pups" is determined to find win his second All-Marine boxing high powered rifles on the Olym- him, or them. crown. He was lightwelterweight plc team a as 1st Lt. James M champion Marines To Fire Mass The Midget gridsters need player in 1955. Smith. USMCR, of Ipswich. Shafter's Aces candidates in all positions, Following the Inter-Service tour- Lt. Smith also won the Interna- coach Match. Lassie announced, and he asks that ney. Freddie Lenn will take his In Fort Ruger tional Aggregate Hold Lane Lead every mittmen to the Olympic The big silver Leech Cup, eligible boy try out for the trials at The Fort Shafter Aces still hold team. San' Francisco. Slated for Oct. 15- awarded for a grueling test of fire 18, the trials will Pistol Tourney at 1000 yards was won by CWO a narrow lead over Tripler Army The requirements he staged in the for Midget cavernous Cow Palace. Charles H. Gebharilt. USMC with Hospital and the Hickam Fliers in leaguers are unbending and scene of Marines from Kaneohe will corn_ unless many championship fights. pete tomorrow a score of 100-16. matching the the Armed Forces Classic Bowling a boy can meet the age and weigh- and Sunday in the By national record made in 1951. League. standards, he will not be dint of reaching the finals in 16th Territorial Law Maforcement allowed the Match was taken to participate in league games. All-Marine bouts, Kaneohe's Pistol Tourney being held at the The President's To date the Aces have won eight Bob Griffin has Diamond MSgt. Virgil Miller. 1st Marine Players must weigh between 76 and earned himself Head range in Fort Ru- by matches while dropping only one. a chance He won it with 149 and 22 103 pounds. and must have reached in the Olympic trials, it ger. Division. Both Tripler and Hickam have is reported. Other candidates Vs. their tenth birthday by Sept. 1. for Representatives from K-Bay will seven wins against two defeats. the trials will be They are not eligible if they passed selected from the total approximately 15 with such In the same match Maj. Don C. winners in their 13th birthday by the Inter-Service tour- outstanding Marine shooters as Olive. fired a 146 with 16 Vs out of Kaneohe's representatives are that date. ney, and from the Regional Olym- TSgt. D. W. McClure Jr. and 'Mgt. a possible 150 to emerge as High holding on to 13th place in the 16- Future gridiron stars are urged pic trials at San Antonio, Texas. Reservist in this important con- team league. to come W. E. Eubank participating. out for practice Monday. The Regional trials were test. High service rifle in the match Wednesday, and Friday sched_ McClure recently returned from Following are current standings of each uled for Sept. 17-20 and results went again to a Marine. SSgt. Tom- week at the Little League ball the National Pistol Meet held at in the league with team averages: were not available at press time. Camp Perry where my Green, with a 147-13. park. The practice sessions begin but he and other top Marine fighters were Marines added new pages to the It took a recapitulation. but it Team Won Lost Avg. at 4:15 p.m. scheduled to participate. record books. proved that CWO James L. Elkins. Ft. Shafter Aces 8 1 903 League schedules have not been with his score of 95 out of 100 with Eubank most recently won honors Tripler Army Hospital 7 2 904 established at present, but a meet- Vs. was the top man with Hickam Fliers 7 2 891 ing of in the 14th Naval District tourna- league officials will be held servics. rifle in the Wimbledon Cup Naval Base 61/2 21/2 861 next ment by firing 278 for individual Monday, Sept. 24, to aecide Marine Shooters Match. Schofield Barracks 6 3 879 the mr.tter. grand aggregate. Second to Eu- bank was TSgt. T. H. Pohl. NAD, U. S. Olympic Team rifle and Wheeler AFB 6 3 8:54 NAS Barber's Point 512 31 849 with 271 and another MCAS Ma- nistol captain Col. Emmett 0. Marines 51-2 312 849 Lauded by SecNav rine. SSzt. R. E. Herrington, placed Swanson. USMCR. of Minneapolis, Camp Smith Marine Cowboy Staff 5 4 851 third with a score of 270. Minn.. proved Reservists had their ComServPac WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept 12- own corner on skill when he won !I Ft. Shafter Deuces 3 6 862 In the slow fire event MSgt. B. Wins Kaneohe 2ecretary of the Navy Charles S. the award as top reservist in the SubPac Raiders 3 6 822 at Thomas today expressed his -heart- J. Vinson. also of MCAS. placed Open Rifle Championship Aggre- CinCPacFleet 212 612 849 Money, a trophy. and a few iest congratulationts for a job well first with a 97 and Eubank won gate Match. MCAS MARINES 2 7 858 the time fire match with 94. Rapid bruises accompanied Cpl. Roy Peo- done" to the Marine Rifle and Corps Reserve Rifle NAD Oahu 2 7 333 fire was also won by !'Sgt Eubank. The Marine ples, H&MS-13, when he returned Pistol shooters following their Team kept the pace set by individ- Ford Island NAD 2 7 823 His score for this event was 88. from the Kaneohe Rodeo last Sun- grand slam of the National Mat- ual reservists by retaining the cove- Pearl Harbor Marines 1 8 733 day. ches at Camp Perry. Wednesday the local shooters ted Rattlesnake Trophy again this Local Marines are Jim Thresher, This is the first year that any were engaged in the quarterly year. This trophy is awarded to the Cpl. Peoples work his awards by Windward-Leeward Gary Brothers. Frank Beach. Rich- placing first in the bull riding of the services has made a com- Intra-M ural top reserve rifle team. Pistol Shoot. This match was held ard Bailey, Richard Dunbar. and event. He also competed in the plete sweep of all five National Carl May. saddle bronc and bare-bark rid- Trophy matches. The five matches on the Kaneohe range. ing but failed to place in either. are: the National Individual Rifle The Windward-Leeward matches Benefit Game Tonight Team captain Thresher is high Trophy Match, Individual Pistol are held every three months and man on the squad with a 188 av- It was reported last week that Trophy Match. Infantry Trophy the only entrants are Marines from The Cleveland Browns and Chi- erage. Second, third and fourth Austin Sugar and John Hibbs were Match. National Trophy Pistol the various stations on Oahu. cago Bears will square off against places are very tight with Brothers to ride in the same rodeo but they 11th Team Match and the National MCAS took third place behind a each other tonight in the holding a 173 average. Beach 172. were unable to attend as they were Armed Forces benefit foot- Trophy Rifle Team Mat-h. strong NAD "Red- team and the annual and Dunbar 170. on the other islands participating hall game at Soldiers Field in Chi- team from MAG-13. MB Pearl in field exercises. The Secretary stated that the cago. Behind these four men are May Marine showing at Camp Perry Harbor =1 placed fourth. H&S and Bailey with averages of 160 and "exemplifies the high state of readi- Bn.. FMF Pac. fifth. NAD "Gold" 159 respectively. Three former Quantico football ness of personnel in these important sixth and 3rd Bn.. 12 Marines was Former' Leatherneck. Jimmy Ray players. guard Tom Roggeman. end events and further indicates the seventh. MB Pearl Harbor =2 came is reportedly going back to a regu- Each week games are played at Don Bingham and fullback Bill necessity for the caliber of training in eighth. 2d Bn.. 4th Marines was lar's spot on coach Art Guepe's one of three alleys situated through- Tate, are rookies with the Chicago and physical fitness conducted 'ay ninth and 1st Rn., 4th Marines Commodores at Vanderbilt Uni- out Oahu. Tonight's play is slated Bears. the Marine Corps." placed tenth. versity in Nashville, Tenn. for the Barber's Point lanes. Friday, September 21, 1956 U. S. MARINE CORPS MR STATION, kANEOHE BAY, T. H. ,...0.....ip...... apNiwp. Aku-Marines 411/1 Nokia By JACK FISHER Rifle-Pistol Club-. Last Sunday marked a red letter By GAWN REID Prognosis day for the Aku-Marines when af- ter many months of hard work. fit- Quantico Marines ys. Ft. Belvoir ting and refitting, the skin diving With the National Mauaies over, With the he:p of MI-American boat was taken on her maiden we only have six months or more Ron Beagle at end and tackles voyage outside the reef protected to wait until the call is put out The boat John Hopkins. Buddy Lewis, and waters of Kaneohe Bay. again for the Corps' shooters to Don Deskins formerly with the handled smoothly. and only one congregate and fire for top honors Hawaii Marines+. the case of sea sickness was reported. at the division matches of 1957. Quantico waves bumped Leathernecks should recoup but the rougher the With this time lapse it behooves their some real jolts at cer- loss to Pt. Belvoir last season. hull with all Marines to sharpen-up their This tain speeds. Throttle adjustments is despite an admitted sight picture and make ready for weakness quickly eased this trouble. in the guard positions. It will be the big match of the year to come A careful evaluation of last Sun- Quantico by eight points . As we go through the match re- Quan- day's performance together with tico 21 -Ft. Belvoir sults from Camp Perry, we see a space considerations indicates that cf many names that go Arizona va. Wyoming repeat a load limit of 12 divers with into the annals of The Cowboys of Wyoming are farther back. equipment would be optimum under Marine Corps Shooting than this rarin' to go this year and they most weather conditions. During writer has been in the Corps. should give the Wildcats plenty of winter months when the trade Within five to ten years what, grief. Arizona. king of the Border winds freshen up. this load may be and who, will we have to fill the Conference. a-ill depend heavily on decreased by one or two. but until ranks of the Big Team? There is Art Luppino again this fall. As the then regular weekend trips will be but one answer, no one unless there nation's number one offense and planned for the larger nurn5e... is individual shooting stimulation rushing ground gainer in 1955. UNDERWATER SHELL GAME brought about by a personal in- Luppino should offset the loss of Tommy Tinker made a welcome terest in obtaining the highest hon- 20 lettermen for Coach Warren addition to his shell collection dur_ ors in the shooting game. These PFC HEBERT BALDR1DGE, left, prepares to receive a handball serve Woodson. Forecast . . . The Wild- ' ing last Sunday's boat trip when Marines of today's team will not from Sgt. John Caffrey on one of the two new handball courts lo- cats by a TD. Arizona 27-Wyom- ' he picked up two large conch always be with us, like all military cated just off Mokapu Road in the 4th Marines area. Both men are ing 19. almost 14 inches shells measuring men they will retire: therefore from Anti-Tank Co., 4th Marines. These courts are open to all military TM vs. Kansas song. Such shells are usually the young career Marine has this quite a personnel at Kaneohe and their dependents. For interested persons, Ceptain Bryan Engram and Co- ' crusted over and require marksmanship objective confront- Captains Hugh Pitts and Ray Tay-1 bit of work to bring out their best ing him. ball and glove may be checked out from Special Services. Courts may be used anytime by off -duty personnel. lor are lost front Coach Abe Mar- appearance. but the attractiveness No person is a born Marine nor tin's 1955 Conference Champion- of the finished product is well worth is an individual a born shooter, ship squad. However this should the effort. they are made. Therefore an ex- is how to get not hurt the Horn Frogs too much A greater problem cellent program has been set up t as they still have such stellar pre_ the marine animal out of the shell. on the station to instruct the aver- formers as quarterback Charles Numerous methods have been used ace Marine in the finer principles, oundin° the Turn Curtis and full back Buddy Dike, and even more have been sug- of shooting, this being the Rifle not to menton AII-American Jim, gested, but even the experts offer and Pistol Club. As a club affiliated eaa.,44. Swink at lefthalf. On the other no quick sure way of removal. with the National Rifle Association. hand Kansas will take the field Luck and Art Watson were work- it is our objective. The outcome of with the loss of only seven of ing with Tommy however, and to- the National Matches five or more, AROUND THE PADDOCK out their top 33 men front last year's gether they managed to bring years from now depends on you. Cheering news for boosters of the Hawaii Marines baseball team team. but this daes not appear to the living creatures by a combina- Tomorrow the pistol team will came out of Quantico recently. A tidbit gleaned from sportswriter tion of methods which involved the be enough to stop Swink and Com- enter the Territorial Law Enforce- Nick Vella's column in the Quantico SENTRY, it concerns three im- use of coat hangars. boiling water for a two-day round pany. We predict : TCU 27-Kan- rnent Match pending transfers which could help to put the Hawaii Leathernecks on sas 7. and more subtle implements. of shooting. With the return of 1 top of the conference next season. McClure from the Nationals it . Colorado L tuversity vs. Oregon In his column of Aug. 31, Vella stated that Ron Perry, Jack Keller, Oregon dropped their intersection- hould prove to be a hard-fought I RodV-` & Gun Club match. and Jack Vail (regulars on The All-Marine championship team at al game lest season to the Golden The rifle range will open for club Quantico this year would be "wearing Hawaii Marines uniforms next Buffaloes. but this year presents a By CPL. NORM EDLAND members to fire the rifle tomor- season." different picture. Coach Dal Ward 411".11.0".10^-00^-10P-sall...4"P"..."Noll"."...."0811.'" 1 the pistol of Colorado row at p.m. Sunday Perry and Vail were both hurlers for the Quantico nine, and Keller has problems with only last Monday's fishing trip was shooters can start their firing at two reerulars returning to the line. held down third base. Perry and Vail both figured prominently in the such a saccess that another jour- 9 a.m. See you on the range. The Ducks' mentor Len Casanova. ney to these fabulous fishing areas ' clean series win over Camp Pendleton. has headaches in the line but help is planned for next Tuesday night. In the hitting department the trio established themselves as worthy seems to be at hand. Prediction A good time was had by all, and additions to any team. Keller ended the season wit!' a standout .346 . Oregon 20-Colorado 12. fish were caught to cer- enough Golf Breeze I average, Vail finished with .307, and Perry had a .277 for his season. Maryland vs. Syracuse tainly compensate for the time Perry, according to another shdry in the SENTRY, had more than Twenty-three lettermen. includ_ Everyone interested in next spent. By BILL ARMOUR 200 strike outs last season. A 16-game winner in 22 starts, he had an ing two great ends and a veteran week's outing is invited to meet at backfield should be plenty to spell the Hobby Shop at 5:30 p.m. Bait GOLF LADDER earned run average of 1.98. Added evidence of Perry's worth is the defeat for Syracuse tomorrow when will again be available. report that he is under contract to the Milwaukee Braves. Ron signed 1. Perrin the stadium is by with the majors while a student at Holy Cross. raided the Mary- 2. Hoops land Definite dates are set for you In the event Perry arrives in Hawaii before the end 1956, he will Terrapins. The Terns will be 3. Jensen of deer hunters who put your appli- minus the great mentor Jim Tatum, 4. Wigglesworth probably demonstrate his athletic prowess in advance of baseball cation in to hunt on Lanai before but backs such. as Tommy Mont. 5. shan't,. season. He played regular guard on the Quantico basketball quintet Aug. 30. The Blue Group is sched- Fred Hamilton, and Tom Selep 6, Carpenter last year and scored a total of 2,100 points for the season. An average uled to start things off Oct. 7, and will be trying to help the Mary- 7. Kramer for those who aren't lucky on the of 18.5 points per game. land fans forget Tatum. It should 8. Jones * * * * initial trip. you can try again Oct. be Maryland 27-Syracuse 6. 9. Jankauski 28th. The Red Group will have A strange hush has settled over the Pearl Harbor +raining camp of Stanford vs. Washington State 1 10. Corman their chance Oct. 14th and 21st. Maj. Ted Stawicki's Hawaii Marines varsity grid team. Stanford should triumph easily 11. Conger in this one. The Indians lack back- 12. Armour It's a hush comparable to that preceding an especially violent field speed but this will be off-set Volunteers are still needed. if storm, and it is the fond hope of football fans that the Leathernecks the Skeet Range is going to be com- by the accurate passing arm of Activity on the golf ladder has will have a similar effect on the opposition. pleted on schedule. With help. been confined to the lower rungs John Brodie. Brodie will use as Ending their first week of practice as play gets underway in the TSgt. Garrison says the gates will by reason of the current training his targets last year's regular end University-Armed Forces Invitational Conference, the Marines have John Stewart. and halfbacks Paul I be open the first of October. exercises. There does exist, how- . . . . been concerned with making up for their late start. Camera and Gordy Young. Coach Otherwise ever, an almost perennial challenge Jim Sutherland just doesn't have between the 10th and 11th posi- They have a heap of work to do before that opening game with what it takes in his Washington FISHING TIP FOR THIS WEEK tions, with Maj. Corman enjoying Navy Oct. 12th, and Ted Stawicki is devoting precious little time to State squad to stand off the Indians. Moi, which run in schools, any' continued success. press conferences. Let's say: Stanford 19-Washington are most prevalent in sandy holes, Inasmuch as both golfers are of OFF AND RUNNING along rocky shores, are very ac- equal ability handicap wise e Maj State 0. In the opener tonight at Ward Field, the University of Corman attributes at least a por- conference Notre Dame vs. tive on moonlight nights. espec- SM' tion of his success to following. Hawaii is a heavy favorite over Navy. The Rainbows dumped the Pearl Notre Dame only has three re- cially in the last quarter phase. the baits "Being a disciple of Willie Hoppe. Harbor Bluejackets twice last season. First time it was 19-12, the turning lettermen from last year The best are shrimp and them on size 4 6 I find that 5y banking my lee second time 25-0. . . . Could be the Navy will call a halt to such them will be halfback crab. mounting or but among sobey hooks. The best shot off the radio towers and hand- tonight. Patti Hornung and capt. Jimmy areas on treatment 4, on the eighth fairway should this station seem to be 3, 2 and 1. ball court At any odds, it is a game worth seeing and the public is invited. Morse also a halfback. This puts me in a commanding position Mus- Game time is 7:30 p.m. be enough to take the SMtJ to birdie the hole at a crucial time tangs by at least one TD, as the Butler. The line has only one re- PARADE TO THE POST turning letter man but all are in the match." Mustangs will have lost nine of Ben Carpenter knocked your. Tomorrow finds most of the major college teams meeting in their the starters from last year's team. strong and should open gaping opening grid tilts of the '36 season. Some have already been under holes for these hard charging truly from the sixth position This team lost to the Fighting Irish now fire, and others will hold off another week before doing battle, but backs. All we can say for Georgia rather hendily and faces a 17-0. Notre Dame should repeat challenge by Jankauski. the official beginning of the football year. is that they have depth in Sept. 22 is for most . . . Dame 20- each this year Notre Flag Tournament From now until December, Saturday afternoon means football. position. This one goes . . Vander- SMIT 13. Last Sunday's flag tournament bilt 14- Georgia maybe 7. Armored gladiators charging to and fro on an emerald battleground Pittsburgh vs. West Virginia was won by Gabe Benyo. who placed Tech vs. Kentucky while screaming fans split their throats . . all in the namr? of col- West Virginia lost everyone from Georgia his flag squarely in the middle of Bobby Dodd of Tech turnstiles. last year's squad including All- Coach has the hole on the 19th ereen. Fred legiate glory and the clicking Americans Bruce Bosley and Sam constructed a powerhouse again Stice was runner-up, and was fol- TOUT SHEET Huff so they shouldn't score more this season. sparked by Wade Mit- lowed by Bill Groesbeck and Ben Elsewhere on this page is the initial presentation of what is planned chell at quarterback. Mitchell is than seven points against those Carpenter. Joe Urban won the con- to be a regular weekly feature in the sports pages of the WINDWARD one of the finest field generals prowling Panthers. How about a in solation prize by placing his flag A preview of ten major collegiate grid games each week, the nation. The Wildcats of MARINE. gamble . . ? Pitt 31-West Vir- Ken- on the 16th fairway. it is developed from a studious and impartial effort to outguess Fate ginia 7 tucky are heavy with sophomore This Sunday. a Stableford Tour- and the T Formation. Georgia vs. Vanderbilt talent. and while promising much. nament is being held and this Is in this PIGSI:IN PROGNOSIS by asking VandPrblit has the nod in this they are a bit callow to buck the a full handicap affair in which Readers may participate one. what with returning backs Ramblin' Wrecks. It will be Tech points are given for Aces, Eagles. for a forecast of a favored game. We will do our best to oblige, such as Don Orr. Phil King. and all the way . . . Georgia Tech 21- 3irdies. Pars and Bogies. Merchan- within the limits of available space. a speed merchant named Jimmy Kentucky 0. dise prices will be awarded. Tout a vous U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, September 21, 1956

Special Services Volunteer Passive Theater Woad. Activities Defense Force Is aid Radom GOLF COURSE: 8 am. until sunset daily. Planned K-130 By MSGT. FRANK FORSYTH Driving Range: 7:30 &so_ to 8 p.m. at Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 ass, to 6 p.m. A Passive Defense Force, corn- Two shows nightly-SAS pm. Sat. and Sun. po.',,ed of civilian employees, will be amel 8 p.m. at both Main Thea- INDOOR MOVIE: organized here soon on a volunteer ter and 4th Marines.. Movies at (RCT and Station) basis. Mb Marines Theater are one day 5:45 and 8 p.m.-10 cents. Objective of this force is to re- later than scheduled below. SWIMMING POOL: duce the probability, and minimize Monday-Closed. the effect. of dainage in peace or TONIGHT Tuesday through Friday-7 :30 war and to maintain the essential TENNESSEE'S PARTNER a.m.- 11:30 a.m. functions of the Station in times John Payne & Rhonda Fleming Basic Training from 11.30 a.m. of emergency. Jahn Payne, a professional gam- to 6 p.m. Employees selected for special- bler, is suspected of murder. Saturday-10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m ized _ work will be given trainin- Tough the efforts of. his friend Sunday--11 pm. to e30 pm. and drills during working hours Ronald Regan and Rhonda Flem- by the Passive Defense Officer. RECREATION AREA: Employees called to duty and oc- ing he Is cleared and the real killer GYMNASIUM: is apprehended. STATION cupying emergency assignments will Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2 to the same pay dur- BATING. - be entitled Bret Harte wrote this p.m. to 10 p.m. ing an emergency that they regu- +11111t Cosa way back when wail Hollywood, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday Sr larly receive. In the event of in- twang a script to their liking, have Holidays-12:00 noon to 8 p.m. juries during the performance of PREVIEW of the activity at Gen. Lyman Field next week was afforded Mecca kicking it around ever since, HOBBY SHOP: Passive Defense duties, they will Wednesday when practice loading of an R5D was conducted in Hilo. SATURDAY Monday-Closed. be eligible to receive benefits under Here a 75mm pack howitzer is loaded aboard. During the giant Airlex Tues.-Closed. Employee's Compensa- JOE MACBETH the Federal which starts Wednesday, an estimated 6,000 Marines of the Brigade Weds. Thurs., Fri -12:30 -9 p.m. tion Act. Pad Douglas & Rath Roman by air, plus assault supplies. On D-day, an estimated Sat. --9 a.m.-6 p.m. Interested personnel are urged to will be moved Story of a gangster who is told 1,200 will land at Kaneohe to attack objectives in this area. (PHOTO by an old hag Sun.-12:30-6 p.m. apply at Station Industrial Rela- that through murder BY SGT. ROBERT STIFLE.) he will advance to the leadership HAM RADIO STATION: tions Office. at the mob. Eventually he and his FREE radio messages to any part girl friend are killed by machine of the world. Rugged Terrain gun fire. Monday through Friday Continued from P-11 Bldg. 934 from 7:30 am. to 4 p.m. and PFC Donald T. Waldron re Civil Service News RATING: GOOD. Rumor hath it BOAT HOUSE seised minor facial cuts. C.silian employees are saddened ARCHITECT (GENERAL 1 GS-11. that there are only seven original Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- the 1st Bn. moved up of two fellow employ- Submit Std. Form 57 (Vacancy No- stories. Shakespeare first Wednesday by the death used this 1 p.m.-6p.m. under the supporting fire of Bri- ees of this station, over the week- tice 56-11 to the Industrial Rela- anc in MacBeth. j However since that Saturdays and holidays-6 a.m. gade artillery and close air support end. tons Officer, Naval Air Station. Ilene we have progressed from -6p.m. of Group 13 to end Barber's roint by Sept. 24. 1956. Marie Aircraft Caldeira. 38. of 43- Waives and poison to machine guns. I Mr. Ernest J. Sundays-12 p.m.-13pm. problem. Yesterday the 2nd Bn. PROPERTY Ss. SUPPLY CLERK SIJEIDAY the 460 Kea Kahiko Street. Kaneohe. I LIBRARY: readied itself for the same type of GS-4. Public Works Transporta- am. died at the Tripler General Hospi- I Monday through Friday-10 today and tion Center. QUENTIN DURWARD exercise to be conducted He been ern- to 9 pm. tal on Sunday. had Robert Taylor A Say Kendall tomorrow. played at this activity since Jan PERSONNEL C L E R K GEN- ' Saturday through Sunday 1 and pahoihoi lava is not Taylor is sent - If the as 23. 1956 having transferred from ERAL, GS-4. Public Works Trans- to France by his p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to of the Leather- iimcle to give a beautiful denting the spirits Sea Transportation portation Center. File Std. Form girl the 9 p.m. doing a master- the Military .1labn Alden pitch. necks. it is certainly He was serving as a Fire- 57 for these positions with the Taylor and the Bldg. 934 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. boots. Sgt. George Service. Tat tall in love, ful job on their Employ:nent Division (P-10) . In- the uncle dies and ARCHERY RANGE: that when traininz man in the Public Works Depart- they marry. Torres predicts ment up to the time of his death. dustrial Relations Dept.. Public 1 Mon., Wed., Fri.-4:30 pm. to ends here next week his team of 10 his Works Center. Pearl Harbor not Mr. Caldeira is survived by I RATING: GOOD. Taylor dons dusk. shoe and textile repairmen will have later than Sept. 26 1956. widow. Louise, and three children I his trusty iron -pants and buffets BOAT HOUSE: serviced more than 4.000 boots. Monday and Tuesday-Closed. about three days in Mr Jsanito A Gonzales. 56. of 3-PIECE COMBO WANTED Ore baddies about the head and 1 Field boots last shoulders. ,,,imp.../...i.....111. the lava terrain. 332 North King Street. Honolulu. The Civilian Employees' Associ- also died on Sunday at the Queens 111110INDAY CHURCH Next Wednesday a tactical airlift ation desires to hire a 3-piece Corn- of all Brigade units back to the Ka- Hospital after a lingering illness bo to play on Friday nights at the WORLD IN MY CORNER SERVICES neohe Marine Corps Air Station Mr. Gonzales was employed as s CEA Club. amine Murphy & Barbara Rush coms.ences. Laborer Heavy in the Public Works Interested musicians are re- Murphy, a boxer, falls in love Department since his transfer from quested to contact Mr. Frank Al- with a wealthy girl. In order to Protestant the Pearl Harbor Shipyard in Jan- meida for an audition and for fur- RAINBOW VILLAGE Rodeo uary 1954. Survivors include his awry her he agrees to take a dive ther details. I Phone 72015 during (Continued from P-11 his title Changes his SUNDAY widow. Mary. five dauchters and working hours and 72112 after 4 at fight mind. gate. The rodeo wino the title and also the girl. 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School. area and the main four sons. pm.) 10:30 a.m.-Worship Service will be open to Marine and civilian POSITIONS ADVERTISED BATING: FAIR. We like Murphy cowboys. Bronc riding. bareback LIBRARIAN GS-5 (Publicity No- REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 roping will YOUR CHARITY DRIVE HELPS rot asking us to believe this is just riding. bulldogging and tice 56-18'. File Std. Form 57 with aim mach. SUNDAY keep the cowboys on the go for CRIPPLED CHILDREN & ADULTS 9:00 a.m. Communion Serv- the Commanding Officer. U. S - about two and a half hours. Naval Submarine Base. Pearl Har- TUESDAY ices. the parade' There'll The National Society For Crippled What about bor (Code 10A). Children and Adults was founded DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL 9:00 a.m.-Divine services. probably be that, too. A real old- GS- in 1921 and is at present corn- Michael Rennie & Patricia Neal 11:00 a.m.-Divine Services. awe western rodeo parade through ORDNANCE TECHNICIAN, Ambassador from an outer planet 6:00 p.m.-Hymns and medits-i Friday morning. 9. File Std. Form 57 (Publicity No- posed of more than 2.000 state and the station societies providing maxim in a space ship accompanied Lion. What about the youngsters? If tice 173-70) with the Employment county direct service to crippled children for an atomic robot. The ambassa- WEDNESDAY goes well. there should be a carcar- - Superintendent. Pearl Harbor Na- and all val dor as killed but is revived by the 6:00 p.m.-Prayer and medits nival with all of the rides they love Shipyard. not later than Oct adults in the United States Alas- 29 1956. ka. Hawaii and Puerto Rico. =bat and they depart after threat- tion. so much-at prices mother and esaiss'g this sphere. father can afford. And. of course. Catholic there'll be soft drinks. ice cream SLATING: FAIR. This jewel was and candy for sale so that every boy maslle '52. So ha,. SUNDAY Civilian Group Forms SPA Here in far nothing and girl can find something to his Should be safe to sound 8:30 a.m.-Mass. Rainbow Chapel, wed. or her liking. Sixty Ronolulans interested in j Public meetings will be held at able all clear- 10:00 a.m.-Holy Mass, Station personnel management gathered at three-month intervals with a spec- Theater. Since the combined Food Services activities of all activities on the the Princess Kaiulani Hotel recent- ialized educational program plan- WEDNESDAY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY MASTER OF BALLAN'TRAE Station will be utilized for the ly for the first meeting of the new ned for each gathering. 6:45 a.m.-Holy Mass, St. Mi- Ad- Zeus/ Flynn & Beatrice Campbell chuck wagon barbecue. everybody Hawaii Chapter of the Society for The society for Personnel chael's. watch standers will be eating Personnel Administration. ministration has chapters in all Scistaman flees country after de SATURDAY except Teat by English. Gets aboard a pi- at the rodeo grounds Friday noon. Chapter president H. D. McInnis. parts of the country as well as 6:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.-Confes- On Saturday. the 27th. Windward head of the Navy's Area Wage and abroad. rate ship, kills the captain and he sions, St. Michael's. and his fiancee emigrate to America. Oahu will be invited to the rodeo. Classification Office. introduced of_ Some 15 Honolulu members at MONDAY If it can be arranged. there may be fciers and committee chairmen and large in the national association RATING: FAIR, Flynn still 3 :00 p.m.- Children's Catechise a parade through town in the morn- outlined a program encompassing are now members of the Hawaii sorsa shackling . . . . Hamm . . . . class. station school. the afternoon, another two ing. In service for personnel management i Chapter. Present local membership 7:00 p.m. Novena, St. M a half hours of rodeo which 111111IRSDAY - and people in all areas of the commu- i is about 80. the majority from the chael's. Marines can attend if they so de- nity. ranks of Federal civil service. BIG JIM McLA1N 7:30 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. The gate will be open to the John Wayne Nancy Olson sire. a REGIMENTAL BLDG. 1090 public on the second day of the ro- The House Un-American Activi- SUNDAY deo and no adr^ission will be FROM: ties investigators go to Hawaii to 8:00 a.m.--Holy Mass (Confel charged either day. according to check reports of Red infiltration. sions, 7:15 a.m. to 7:55). present plans. Place A door and an anti-Red Labor 9:00 a.m.-Benediction of the Heading up the committee which Stamp(s) lender unmasked as commies. are Blessed Sacrament. must move rapidly in the next few 0.IWeeaw Here RATING: GOOD. Semis ike 9 :45 a.m.-H o l y Mass (Confes- weeks is an old hand at organizing nom are serpents in the Garden sions 9'.15 a.m. to 9:55). rodeos. Lt. Col. Frazer E. West from auf Mesa 11:00 a.m.-Confessions. CINCPACFLT. Other members. who (Holy Mass daily at 6:15 a.m.). will have their work cut out for TO: Answer to I'oZall TUESDAY them are: Capt. Richard D. Taber. 7:00 p.m.-Choir rehearsal. CO of Co. "C" (Reinf). 7th Engi- neer Bn.: Capt. Ewing B Harvey. Jewish Station rood Services Director: ememewee 8:00 p.m.-Fri., Aloha chapel, Capt. "R" "J'' McNerney. Brigade Moanaloa Housing. Special Services Officer: Lt. Ernest R. Stacey. Public Works. 1st Lt. Christian MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. Science Ted Fling. Statior Special Services 11 a.n...-Sun., Aloha Chapel, Mo- and Capt. 0. B. Stevens. Informa- NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. Housing, Pearl Hari o- tonaltional Services Officer. Postage required: 3d Class Mall-3c, 1st Class Mail-6c, Airmail- Latter Day Saints Assisting the committee Wednes- 12c. For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tape 11:00 p.m.-Sun., Pearl City. day was Mr. Bob Brown. a ranch or staple. 9:30 a.m.-Sun., Pearl City. owner from Waikane.