57 N. II adlitiP/ .r.4/ #378 VOL. VI, No l5 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, April 12, 1957 Calibration Shoot iEaster Sunrise Service Slated Set By Cannoneers MEMBERS OF CHRISTIAN FAITHS At Mokuleia Site TO WORSHIP BY PYRAMID ROCK Brigade Artillery. 3rd Rn.. 12th Members of all Christian faiths will gather near Pyramid Rock on Marines. will move to Dillingham Field near Mokuleia Monday to con- historic Mokapu peninsula at 6 a.m., Easter Sunday, April 21, for sun- duct four days of calibration firing rise service. The location of the observance is not far from the site of and field work using 105mm howit- what was once a native heiau in which Mokapu inhabitants in the zers. The battalion will return to K- olden days paid homage to the Hawaiian gods Hina and Ku. T. ass- Thursday afternoon. Whereas the Hawaiians of old of- During their stay on the site, fered livestock in the hope that the Leathernecks will eat assault rations a gods would fulfill their wishes, live in shelter halves. Museum Christians Easter Sunday will corn- Col. James P. Rathbun. com- ernotrhaetier tphree. raencdti aovfe Christ ing officer. 3rd Bn., 12th Ma- Thanks Personnel mwith will observe his unit in the Services will be conducted on a flat-bed trailer situated at the he artillery pieces will be sta- For Cooperation base of an elevation which forms tioned seaward of the airstrip. the beginning of Pali Kilo A letter of appreciation was sent the and will fire out to sea. Purpose bluffs. Atop the elevation and of the calibration shoot is to ef- to Col. Jack R. Cram. CO. MCAS. clung the cooperation rendered the overlooking the area stands s fectively group the pieces in re- large wooden cross. The rise in spect to ranee No overland Bishop Museum by Capt. Arthur Hanson, station Public Works of- back of the altar will be adorned will be conducted. with flowers, planted especially ficer, and his staff. The letter was ; Typical day for the cannoneers for the occasion. will start at 7 a.m. and r:ontintle un- signed by Dr. Charles E. Snow, PICTURESQUE PREVIEW-The cross, silhouetted against the early Researcher in Anthropology, who The only illumination will be Lhe til 5 p.m. However. certain phases reflected rays of the sun creeping morning sky, gives a preview of its appearance on Easter morning at is of skeletons I of the four-day exercise are expected conducting a study will gather com- found on Mokapu. !over the horizon. Sunrise, this six o'clock, when members of all Christian faiths to to last long into the hours of dark- tEaster morning, will be at exactly memorate in d sunrise service the resurrection of Christ. Located on ness. Dr. Snow said, "The recovery of 6:09 o'clock. the Pali Kilo bluffs near Pyramid Rock (left back- Movement of the cannoneer una nearly fifty skeletons of pre- the north end of Invitations to the sunrise service a rise above a platform on to the Mokuleia area is part of the European Hawaiian origin buried in ground), the cross stands on directly will be performed by K-Bay chaplains and certain normal training cycle to keep it the sand dunes bordering the golf A special Holy Week and Easter which services combat-ready and prepared to sup- course has been made possible Sunday church schedule is printed pastors of nearby communities. Tran)portation to the Pyramid Rock r- the 1st Marine Brigade. through the efforts of this very on page five of thin issue. area will be provided. At the far right, is Moku Manu (Bird Island). pleasant officer." The site of the Easter ubservance stands not far from where a Catho- "You will be interested" he ass- have been extended to members of lic church and native heiau once stood. At the base of Pyramid Rock, tinues "to know that the remains ServBn. Holds Windward churches. and several once was a fishing shrine whose gods were Kane and Kanaloa. of thousand pre-European there over a pastors have been invited to parti- Hawaiians have been recovered PHOTO BY SGT. RON FELLOWS. 4 Sunset Parade cipate in the ceremonies together p from Mokapu area beginning In Elements of Service Bn.. 1st Ma- early Ha- with K-Bay chaplains. 1932." "This series of Assistant Brigade chaplain Fred- rais Brigade. FMF. conducted an waiians," Dr Snow asserts "is the erick A. Ruder will officiate. with evening ceremonial parade yester- largest documented group rep- Nen, Kier Slated to Arrive Tuesday; Brigade chaplain W J Kuhn deliv- day on Dewey Square. Lt. Col. Ed- a breeding isolate resenting ering the sermon ward S. azure. 00. Service Bn., known in the Pacific." was reviewing officer. our deep Music will be provided by the 1st Honor "You can understand Marine Brigade Drum and Bugle MCAS Schedules Parade In His As the 1st Marine Brigade Drum to appreciation in being able in- Corps. and Bugle Corps returned to its size of the sample from crease the All personnel are warned that Dewey Square Site Gen. and Mrs. Kier position in the sunset formation, a scientific point of view." Dr. -retreat- was sounded. When the smoking is not permitted at any For Parade Wed. To Be Reunited Here Snow added. time in the Pyramid Rock last note was heard. the sunset gun mentioned the pa- area. Brig. Gen. Avery R. Kier, next The letter In view of the adequate transpor- A "welcome aboard" parade and. fired one round. of WO W. C. Kreishei- commanding general, 1st Marine tient efforts tation provided to the worship site. review for Brig. Gen. Avery R. Kier, A' the exact minute of sunset, mer. who personally has been on incoming commanding general. 1st Brigade. FMF, and Mrs. Kier will ; personnel are urged to leave their co. ;s were lowered as the Drum to aid archaeologists who have be reunited at K-Bay early next hand personal vehicles at home. The Marine Brigade, FMF, is scheduled sI. Bugle Corps played the na- up remains. week. Gen Kier will arrive from made trips to take the Pyramid Rock area offers limited to be conducted by the Marine Corps t..or.al anthem. The letter closes with a thanks to the Far East where he is now as- Iparking space. and this will prob- Air Station at 8:30 a.m. Wednes- The evening parade is the first all concerned in aiding the Mu- day, April 17, on Dewey Square. sistant wing commander of the 1st ; ably be used by service officiants. for Service Bn. since its forma- seum in this work. Marine Aircraft Wing, and Mrs. Three buses will be available at Commander of troops will be tion here in February of this Robert Bowen. Bishop Museum Kier will arrive from the West the main gate 5 a.m., Easter Maj. F. C. Dodson. while Capt. J. year. representative has been in the at Coast. It is anticipated that they sand Sunday for shuttle service A. Kent has been designated the Color company for the ceremony dune area near golf course, to Py- both will arrive Tuesday. the to ramid Rock. Buses field adjutant. was the Brigade's Headquarters unearth skeletons as they are dis- not fully load- During his first week here. ed will stop for passengers of the 1st Marine Company. Maj. Marshall A. Webb covered. Heavy equipment of 3rd at Personnel Gen. Kier will be accorded hon- Regimental headquarters. Marine Corps Air Jr.. battalion executive officer, was Bn.. 12th Marines is being used in Brigade and Two are commanding officer of troops. slicing away the sand dunes in buses will depart from Show Station and their dependents Boat at 5:30 am.. proceed through to witness the The parade was observed by mi- order W extend the Kaneohe Klip- cordially invited Rainbow Village on Windham Adequate litary personnel. dependents. and per course. The work is currently st.. parade and review. ed guests. m progress. left to Minteer st., to BOO -1, and seating will be available. then to Pyramid Rock. Three buses The 1st Marine Brigade Drum and will shuttle from Regimental head- Bugle Corps will provide martial ; quarters beginning at 5:30 a.m. music. The first of two buses will depatt After traditional ''Ruffles and from the Station bus terminal at Flourishes," is played the station Third and "E" sts.. at 5:30 a.m. saluting battery will provide a re- After the service is concluded. verberating 11-gun salute. buses will return to their points of pick-up. Explorer Scouts Six-Month Trainees Survey Station Accepted by Corps Twelve Explorer Scouts and lead- BRIG. GEN. KIER Headquarters, Marine Corps, an- ers will arrive at K-Bay tomorrow nounced last week that the Ma- to conduct a preliminary survey of era, will make an office call on rine Corps Reserve will accept the Air Station in preparation for the C..mmanding General, Fleet young men 181/2 to 21 years old, in- the three-day encampment which Marine Force, Pacific, and fa- clusive, for the six-month training starts Thursday, April 25. They will miliarize himself with the areas program The program is now in be greeted at the main gate by occupied by the 1st Marine Bri- effect. either the commanding officer or gade and the Marine Corps Air The new six-year contract will re- the executive officer of MCAS. Station, in addition to being quire six months active duty for The Air Station will host about briefed by the Brigade, Air Sta- tion, MAG-13, Bn.. 12th Ma- THIS IS THE R3Y Convair "Tradewinds," a type of aircraft that will training followed by five and one- 250 Explorer Scouts from Oahu, 3rd Marine Maui, Kauai. and Hawaii. Neighbor rines, Service Bn., HMR-161. and land in the Kaneohe Bay seadrome Monday to begin training with half years in the Corps' ready reserve. island groups will be airlifted to K- the 4th Marines. During this units of the 1st Marine Brigade adjacent to the finger pier. The The Marine Corps Reserve will Bay by Air Force aircraft. period. he will be honored at an bow door and ramp, plus a cargo door on the left side. Typical continue its present policy of en- During the three-day encamp- MCAS parade. loads planned in loading training will be a maximum of 43,000 pounds listing 17 to 181/2 year olds for six ment, Scouts will hold conferences. Gen Kier presently is slated to of cargo or personnel. The plane can carry 100 combat- equipped months of active duty for training tour the base, anti observe a demo' - assume official command of the mops. Sample of the equipment that will be included in typical loads followed by seven and one-half stration to be staged by the 1st Ma- Brigade at a parade, 9 am., Satur- ore a 105 howitzer and a three-quarter ton truck. (See story page 8.) pears of ready reserve service. irine Brigade. day, April 20. April 12, 1951 Pogo 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday,

the K-BAY KIBITZER COL. JACK R. CRAM Commanding Officer hy bradley COL HOMER G. FICTCHINSON Executive JR. Officer 11111M...., CAPT. GLENN B. STEVENS Informational Services Officer the Air Station Saturday afternoon. This 1st LT. STEPHEN W. BARTLETT Officer-in-Charge The Station Education Office an- Another group toured managers. They took the TSGT. FRANK FIDDLER Editor nounced last week that there wolild time it consisted of Hawaii hotel owners and Tower and back out. From the tower e: CPL. BRYCE EASTBURN Sports Editor be no evening classes in session at "quickie" tour to Kansas major feature and facilit,, on SGT. RON FELLOWS Reporter Kailua high school during the course, it is possible to point out every 22-25 in observance CPL. ROY K. HEITMAN Reporter period of April the station. of Easter Week vacation. PFC. DAN STUPKA Reporter During the course of the year virtually every school class on Wind. will resume the regular The WINDWARD MARINE is published every Friday by and for Classes ward Oahu visits the station, as do civic groups, scouts, and specie schedule April 29. the personnel of the U. S. Marine Corps Air Station, Navy No. 990, groups. In the last category, Hawaiian Telephone Co. and Hawaiian c; 'o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif., under the supervision of Electric Co. have arranged to have tours in the past two months for the Informational Services Office. Printed at the Windward Reporter level General Education- College security analysts and investors from the mainland. Publishing Co., Lanikai, T. H. Published in conformity with paragraph al Development testing will be re- financial 17106, MCM, I amazed financed by Station Special Services (non-appropriated) sumed on April 18. This service has The reason I bring the subject up is that am constantly r funds at no cost to the government. THE WINDWARD MARINE re- not been offered since November, how appreciative our visitors are. I'm usually with them so that I hear ceives material from the combined Station and 1st. Marine Brigade, there was a lady this past Satur FMF, Informational Services Offices and is a member of Armed 1956 due to technical difficulties. many of their remarks. For instance, Forces Press Service, 250 West 57th St., New York 14, N. Y. day who, as a youngster, used to play here at Mokapu 25 years agc. "Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS) material appearing in this Since the government acquired the land she had not had an opror. publication may not be reprinted without the written permission of tunity to visit the site. She was really excited over the visit. Armed Forces Press Service." THE STORK There have been many visitors, like this lady, who haven't seen Mo- No paid advertising may be accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE who had to delve back may be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section and IS HERE kapu in many years. There was one gentleman the WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg. 220. Telephones: WIND- about 60 years into his memory. It was quite a job getting him to leave WARD MARINE 72104; ISO 72535 - 72955 - 72120. but some of the information he passed on was really interesting. Subscription Rate $2.50 per year The following birth announce- (Circulation-4,500) ments have been released by Trip- Sometimes there's a little humor in these tours, sometimes a lithe 'er Army hospital. sadness but there is always a large amount of appreciation. Once- HOY group was visiting according to a very tight schedule. Everything was Harold, son of SSgt. and Mrs. going fine until the civilian bus got stuck while trying to turn around a. Editor's Corner Harold J. Hoy of 41-949 Laumilo Kansas Tower. Marine motor transport personnel got the bus free. Bo st.. Waimanalo. on March 19. there were two rather embarrassed people. One was the bus driver an: BRITT the other was one of the passengers who is a director of that partic.,,a A Public Acknowledgement son of 1st Sgt. Roy Woodwin III, bus company. Mrs. Roy W. Britt of 44-670 The letter reprinted 'Ind below, was written to and printed some time Kaneohe Bay dr., Kaneohe. on My main reason for mentioning the whole matter is simply to point ago in the El Toro FLIGHT JACKET. It carries some pretty appealing March 23. out that we can do an awful lot of good for so little effort. Sometimes information for the benefit of staff non-commissioned officers. The CROCKETT all it takes is a little time for the person who guides the tour. Other letter frhws: Cynthia Carol. daughter of 1st times it takes oiie or two of our buses. And, for longer tours, there is Lt. and Mrs. Ronald D. Crockett usually a stop at Amtracs and along the flight line for static displays, "I have often said to myself: 'John you should write a letter to the 44-124 Bay View Haven pl.. Ka- ending with a visit to Mess Hall No. 2. editor of the FLIGHT JACKET. You should write a public acknowl- ieohe. on March 25. When you stop to figure that the longest tour is about two and a edgement of the man in the Marine Corps who carries the designation hours and that there rarely are more than five or six individual; of Private.' This is +h it letter. half involved, most for 20 minutes or less it amounts to a pretty small in- "The man who first espoused, and the men who Initially organized vestment for what we get out of it. this brilliant organization were aware of the fact that every member REENLISTMENTS What do we get? Well, in the case of school students, we get en- could not command simuitaneously. With that fact established: firmly listments. We've even had some proof of this. In other cases we I st MARINE BRIGADE and indelibly, permit me the gracious aesture of defending the man l'QCO simply create good will as a return on the investment. When we have who. becaus^ of circumstance and perhaps his own imagination, be- MAIL. Howard. TSgt.. for six years civic officials and businessmen from .Pie mainkrd, the benefits may comes a forlorn and forgotten symbol of militaristic endeavor. 4th Marines not all be immediately visible but the impression created here, or facts ROBERTS. Maurice R.. Cpl. Wpm imparted, might well stand us in good stead when the Corps needs "I heap praise upon this Private, be he foot soldier or airborne, Co.. 3rdBn . for three years. backing. young or older, fun-loving or seriously cognizant of his peculiar posi- 3rdBn., 12th Marines I can tell you as one who knows that it's really a pleasure to guide tion in life. While the Private may not be the backbone the Corps Pic. for two of HUGHES. Ralph 0 these groups because every Marine along the way is a credit to the he is most certainly the nervous system of the Marine Corps. His years. atti- Corps. The pilots who explain their aircraft, the crew members who tude and brusque efficiency more perfectly reflects the general pat- describe their amtrac, +he mess sergeant who has facts and figures at tern of the whole, than any other rating. Royal Marine Unit his fingertips AS he pridefully exhibits his mess, all do an outstanding "And we, the non-commissioned officers of this illustrious group, cf Great Britain job. have failed the Private as sure as he believes himself a failure. We Once in a great while a barracks is exhibited or a platoon provides shout the death-song of tradition. yet extend no welcoming hand of Awarded Navy PUC a demonstration. These, too, have been exceptional from the stand- tradition. We are so fatally intent in fierce competition for rating, we The first award of a Navy Presi- point of the impression created. have forgotten that traditionally, we are the teacher. We fail to rec- dential Unit Citation to a foreign So now you know what's involved in case you're wondering abod+ military unit was presented in ognize the fact that a Private must have not responsibility; he is re- .L whys and wherefores. Believe me, it makes the guide mighty proud London. England. April 3. to the our Just as we in his ha::le's a Marine. sponsibility, responsibility. revel the goodness of 41st Commandos. Royal Marines, accomplishment, so we are also responsible for his transgression and by Gen. Randolph McC. Pate. Corn- "..W.11, .111. breaches of military etiquette. The appearance of a Private at the :nandant of the U. S. Marine Corps. Mast is not justification for five days in a cell; rather, it is an indication Lt. Gen. Sir Campbell R. Hardy, TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS of failure on the part of his immediate superior. The man is not incor- CB. CBE. DSO. Commandant Gen- .....1 ...a.... "%I. "b. SI. S. . "lb. S Royal Marines. received rigible but more often confused by the alien life thrust upon him and eral of the respects qualifies for a perma- the citation from Gen. Pate during 1st MARINE BRIGADE we, the noncoms, must smooth the contours and help, sincerely help, 4th MARINES nent sticker. Safe Driving School hi-n to develop into well-rounded manhood before attempting to ceremonies at the United States Embassy. POLICE, A. F.. Pfc. "D" Co.. 2nd FLICKER. R. C.. Pfc. MACS-2. No create a Marine. drivers license. Referred to Com- The award is for the officers I Bn.. Illegal Parking. no parking manding Officer for appropriate I permit. Safe Driving School. "There is no need of a dramatic appeal to emotion and senses; the and men of the 41st Commandos who were to ELSEN K.L.. Pfc. ''D" Co., 2nd action. fact stands clear and accusing, reproaching our conduct toward the attached the First Ma- rine Division during the violent Bn.. No tail lights. no drivers TYLER. J. T.. Cpl, H &MS -13. No be Marines and place their trust in us. must few men privileged to We Chosin Reservoir and Koto-ri license and no registration, car parking permit. Safe Driving not fail these men. As we do fail them so, also, will the present thin fighting for which the division was banned from base until it quali- School. line of tradition wear to breaking point and the brazen discordant Safe Driving School. cited. fies. MCAS voices of other factions will obliterate this paragon of military aristo- The unit was originally recom- 3rd RN.. 12th MARINES H.. Pfc. Unsafe Back- cracy. Unless we erase the bigotry and intolerance now extant we, mended for inclusion in the Divi- JOLLY. B., Pfc. H&S Btry. Illegal MEYERS. J. ing. Safe Driving School. gentlemen, wi!I be, and rightfully so, extinct." sion citation by Maj. Gen. O. p. Parting. Safe Driving School. Smith. Division Commander. but CAVALIER. C. J.. Pvt, "I" Btry. NORTH. D. J., Sgt. Expired driven the award at that time was pre- Expired parking permit, Safe license. in excess of speed limit eluded by regulations. Driving School. Warning. MAG-13 HERRINGTON. W. H. AK-1, R,-ca-

MINSHALL. P P . Pvt. MACS-2. less driving under the influence If it's news. call the WINDWARD No drivers i_cense. Car barred of alcohol. Loss of base stiese MARINE at 72104. from base until valid drivers li- for three weeks and Safe Driving

cense is obtained and in all other ! School. 1st MARINE BRIGADE CHECK Unit Reenlistment Standings REENLISTMENTS PER CENT YOUR UNIT STANDING SINCE JULY 1, 1956 LAST MONTH

The equivalent of the cost of clothing for more than six million Army Per cent N9. of Marines trainees went up in smoke last year. WALKING 1 4th Marines 686 531 80 2 3rd Bn.. 12th 40 Fires in the United States caused a record $1,250,000,000 damage Marines 58 9 46 3 Service Bn. 55.? 146 54.5 in 1956, according to an estimate by United Press. HABITS 4 HqCo. 52.4 33 66h And doesn't take into account the loss of that pos- this estimate (BRIGADE AVERAGE 522 942 SS) session on which no value can be set-human life. Fires can be prevented. FOR SAFETY! (IPMFPAC GOAL, 40 PER CENT) 5. MAO -13 39.1 174 38.4 You can your part by being careful with cigarets and matches, do 1CMC GOAL. 36 PER CENT) checking for faulty electrical wiring, avoiding use of flammable liquids, 6. 1134B-161 32.4 12 50 and observing fire regulations at your station.-AFPS . 57 Friday, April 12, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR 4. vi _ - STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. 60mm Mort; Tanks MARINES WIN I EGION OF HONOR FROM PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT To Be Eliminated Philippine Defense Secretary c.ulogio Balao awarded the Legion of Honor in the name of the President, Carlos P. Garcia, March 28, to From MC Divisions six United States Marines for their gallant conduct to the Philippines during the recovery operations at the scene of the tr)gic death of Did you know that the 60mm Ramon Magsaysay cn Cebu Island. The Marines decorated include mortar will no longer be included pilots Capt. Frank M. Huglin, 1st in the battalion weapons system, Lt. James R. Lindsay. 1st Lt. Merle Flying continuously until afte r and that the tank D. battalion will Janke. 2nd Lt. J. S. Chastain. dark, the helicopters flew equip- disappear from the Marine crew members TSgt. M. D. Division Henry ment and men in and out of the in Fiscal Year 1957? and Sgt. Fred T. Krabbe. They are area and at 2:40 that afternoon, -The Division'', appearing in normally stationed at Naval Air the first Marine helicopter began the April issue of the MARINE Facility, Oppama. Japan, and are airlifting the victims from the CORPS GAZETTE, describes these members of HMR-162. scene when Lt. Janke carried the swee7q1g changes and a host of The awards. in the degree of of- remains of the beloved President others incorporated in the new or- ficer. were made at ceremonies Ramon Magsaysay to the 3rd Mi- ganization and structure of the held in the Laur area. where the litary District Headquarters near Fleet Marine Force. This article Marines, members of Marine Air Cebu City. For the next four days initiates a new series prepared by Group 16 were taking part in ex- the Marines continued to fill every the officers of the "FMF Organiza- ercise "Beacon Hill" request in assisting the Philippine '::on and Composition Board." head- In a speech following the cere- authorities. ed by Maj. Gen. R. E. Hogaboom. monies. Secretary Balao paid tri- The series will describe the new bute to the Marines for their ac- T 0 and provide as much as pos- tions and cited it as an example 4Sayonra' Party sible of the background that led to of friendship that will remain in "YOUR HELICOPTER will operate the same," comments Marine SSgt. the final decisions. Future issues the hearts of the Philippine people. Eugene Kresen, far right, crewman from Marine Helicopter Squadron of the GAZETTE will contain Sangley Set for VMF-214 The Marines departed 161, I st Marine Brigade, to a group of Army mechanics during an similar articles on FMF aviation, Point Naval Station on the 300- A special "sayonara" party will indoctrination-course given here by Marine instructors to Army stu- artillery and logistics. mile flight shortly before midnight be given at the Commissioned Of- ' dents prior to the arrival of their own H- 19 'copiers. From the 571st on March 17 when word was re- ficer's Mess r Open on April 27, Transportation Detachment and the 25th Division Aviation Company, ceived that the missing plane car- for VMF-214. The squadron is FRA Wheeler SSgt. John Gaskins, Auxiliciry tying the late President Ramon scheduled to depart soon for a six- Field, the men from left to right are: The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fleet Magsaysay had been reported lo- month cruise of the Western Pa- Pvt. Frank Merlino, Pfc. Edward Perry, Pfc. Loren Lawler, Pfc. Klaus Re.:?rve Association held their reg- cated on the side of densely forest- cific. Winkler, SSgt. Clifford H. Wine, and SP-3 Vincent Slifer°. ular monthly business meeting on ed Mount Manungal on Cebu Is- Music will be provided by the Friday, April 5 in the FRA build- land. "Harmony Lads" and dancing will ing. HMR-161 Mechanics Indoctrinate Carrying their own fuel. the begin at 8 p.m. Costume dress in Plans were made to hold a bake Marine helicopters landed on a an Oriental theme is optional. Students in HRS Helicopters save at the RCT Exchange on Mon- beach on southern Luzon during At 12 o'clock there will be a mid- Army Ten men from the U. S. Army's 25th Division Aviation Company day. April 15 from 7:30 a.m. until the night to refuel. Continuing night breakfast. Tickets for the sold out. on to Legaapi City. they flew breakfast are S1.00 Tickets for the and the 57 I st Transportation Detachment, Wheeler Field, completed An Easter Egg hunt for the chil- south over Masbate Island and party are on sale at the "0" Club a seven-day Marine Corps indoctrination program on the HRS-3 heli- dre-i of Auxiliary members will be the Visayan Sea to Cebu where at a cost of $1.25 per person. copter here last Wednesday. Instructed by Marine helicopter mechan- heli at the Fleet Reserve building they placed themselves at the dis- ics from Marine Helicopter Squadron 161, the 10 Army students were on Swarday. April 20 at 1 pm. posal of the Philippine authori- Sheriff Ken Program given the 'copter check-out in order A membership social with a Ha- ties. I to maintain the H-19's their units porary duty to other branches of theme is planned for May They immediately flew officials At Two K-Bay Clubs will receive in the near future. the service, but the treatment by ;;:.der the joint sponsorship of the including the brother of the late Liaison between Capt. John L. the Marines is best of all. I'd like Activities Chairman. Lydia Sisk President over the dense jungles to K-Bay parents are again re- Hayes, Marine Helicopter Squad- minded that Sheriff Ken will be to 'extend' my instruction for an- and the Membership Chairman, the site of the tragic crash of the ron 161, and Army Capt. Paul H. other two weeks." P...Ith Flynn. presidential plane At Pinatubo. at the Ai- Station for appearances Brown, 571st Transportation De- at the -0" Club and the Staff The men completing the program tahment, revealed the need for are: from the 571st, SSgt. John Gas- NCO Club for children's shows this training S. Army mechanics month. kins, SSgt. Clifford H. Wine. SP-3 before the arrival of their H-19's. Vincent Sillaro, Pfc. Edward Perry. On April 14. Sheriff Ken will Through the coordination of Mr. have his children's program and Pfc Klaus Winkler; from the at Harold Nobel, Sikorsky Technical 25th Division: Sgt. Richard Had- the Officer's Club from 5 p.m. to Representative, five men from the lock. Sgt. John Troy. SP-3 Everett 6 p.m. The program will include 571st and five from the 25th Di- Pvt. Merlino and Pfc. games. prizes. Ragge, Frank movies and auto- vision were assigned here for the Loren Lawler. graphed pictures of Sheriff Ken. week-long course. Also coming along with Sheriff Ken Instruction required a full eight- will be a clown w ho will provide hour day and all phases of I1RS-3 Enlisted Boosts much entertainment. maintenance were covered. The le An Faster egg hunt will begin at students were billeted in the HMR- 1:30 p.m. NCO Club Slated for May at the Staff 161 barracks and ate in the Air Sta- Headquarters Marine Corps an- on April 21. Sheriff Ken will direct ' tion mess hall. nounced April 5 that 43.961 enlisted the hunt. Also included will be ice Primary mission for the Army Marines will have an opportunity cream. punch and prizes. Auto- - j 19's. that will be operating in the for promotion this Spring. graphed pictures and "Posse" mem- ' Hawaiian Islands. will be rescue Commanding officers have been be given away. bership cards will If work and aerial observation. authorized to promote 3.961 ser- your children are planning to at- SSgt. Clifford H. Wine, 571st. geants to staff sergeant; 13.000 tend you must fill out an applica- was enthusiastic in his praise of corporals to sergeants and 27.000 tion which may be obtained at thr the Marine instructors. "The men privates first class to corporals. Club or from a Board of Governors with me in this course are all very Headquarters Marine Corps is member. Apprications must be pleased with what they are learn- now formulating cutting scores So turned in no later than April 15. in, , and like the way it is being which will be used to decide the taught," he said. Marines eligible for advancement. ate Wires Club "He's sure right." grinned one It is expected that promotions will NCO Army sergeant, "I have been on tear be effected during May. so An evening of dining. dancing and entertainment will be featured following installation of new NCO Wives Club officers on April 16 at the Staff NCO Club. New officers to be installed are: President-June Connell; vice presi- dent-Peggy Frazier; secretary- Mildred Norton; treasurer-Ann Rodick; and - sergeant-at-arms- Norma Jones. Joseph Kahaulalio's hula troupe will provide entertainment for the evening. and dancing will be to the music of the "MMODAIRES". The program will be free to NCO Wives Club members and their husbands. Cost to guests will be $1.00 Reservations must be made by April 15. Call Marilyn Spencer at 257172. or Mildred Norton. at 257350. Leis were presented to Hazel UP AND OVER-After a 12-foot climb up a vertical wall (top photo), Joubert. Toddy Quisenberry and Sgt. Andres Manzano, left, and Cpl. Philip Britton, both of "B Co., Pat Day. new members of the club, 3rd Shore Parry Bn.. pull themselves through windows of an obstacle at the April 2. business meeting. Fifty -one members and three guests In the combat conditioning course completed two weeks ago by mem- were present. be-s of "IV' Co., 3rd Shore Party Bn. In the bottom photo, Britton, left, and Manzano tread cautiously across a pit almost half-way MAINLAND BOUND-MSgt. John Lossie, MCAS S-3 NCOIC, at through the approximate 250-yard course. The combat conditioning right, expresses apparent satisfaction at a present given him Wednes- course is located parallel to Mokapu rd. near the "dry net" training day morning when members of the Station administration building area. Materials used :n the construction were gathered by Shore offices staged a surprise aloha party for him. Lossie was presented Party's TSgt. Oliver "Ole Olsen and SSgt. Jim Smart. The logs were with a lei, and a cake, baked by 'Mrs. Gladys Evans, Central Files, was cut at Bellows Field and hauled in by truck. Most of the obstacles are servs,d. At left, MSgt. Charles Scott, who relieved Lossie, and MSgt. made of used lumber. "Pick and shovel" crews from the 4th Marines Donald Waldron, MCAS sergeant major, check the course that Lossie dug the pits. Although completed a short time ago, the course has will fake enroute to Camp Lejeune, N. C., his next duty station. Lossie alread seen considerable action. PHOTOS BY SGT. RON FELLOWS. left the Island yesterday. Friday, April 12, 1957 age 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Civilian News 11 CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES PRESENTED AWARDS BY COL. CRAM FOR BENEFICIAL SUGGESTIONS At the regular monthly meeting SS of civilian supervisors with the I:CURP Commanding Officer on March IATIOIIAL UPKEEP 28, cash awards were presented ti SANITATIOX the following civilian employees by STOWAGE Col. Jack R. Cram. CO, MCAS. Mrs. Ada N. Wolfe, Statistical Clerk in the Comptroller's Office, received a Superior Accomplish- ment award of $200.00 for sustain- ed superior performance. Mr. Frank J. Trigilio, Leading- man Laborer (Cleaner) in the Pub- lic Works Department also received OUTSTANDING MATERIAL SECTION-Ens. E. G. Davis, left, Navy a Superior Accomplishment award Supply Material division officer, congratulates Marvin Howard, Ship- for superior performance and was ping and Delivery section head, on that section being selected the awarded $200. Mr. Trigilio has been outstanding outside unit of the Navy Supply and Fiscal department. employed at this activity since At right, A. Y. Lee, Packing and Crating section head, and Cdr. W. Sept. 29. 1952. T. Peach III, eye the congratulations with approval. Once each quar- Cash awards of $10.00 each ter, the award is made to an outside unit, such as warehouse sections were also presented by Col. Cram and to an office section. The award was made as a result of the to the following employees for showing of Shipping and Delivery in the quarterly inspection for Jan- their adopted beneficial sugges- uary through March. tions. Public Works Department: John F. Davis. for prohibiting the parking of P. W. trucks in visitor PROMOTED-Cdr. William T. Peach III, Navy Supply and Fiscal of- stalls; Harumi Hirata. for elimi- ficer, congratulates Edward W. Ogawa, Fiscal Accounting clerk, on his APPLICANTS DESIRED FOR DUTY nating the cause of burnt-out promotion to a GS-4 rating. Awaiting to be congratulated by Cdr. lamp bulb on semi and full Peach are, left to right, Elaine S. K. Koreyasu, Property and Supply trailers; Arthur E. WITH U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT Sherman (two clerk, to GS-4; Edith T. Koide, Fiscal Accounting clerk, to GS-4; and suggestions) , one for maintaining Foreign Duty with the Robert Takimoto, to truck driver. The promotions were noted in the Billets are open for assignment to Special gas Masks for detecting chlorine Department of State. Embassy duty is considered by many Marines gas leaks and the other ror utili- commander's office last Wednesday. to be the choice duty in the Marine Corps. zation of a larger hose for clean- ment: Louis Santana, Field Tractor Edwin Y. Chinen of Public Works Qualifications for this duty as set forth in Hq. & Hq. Sq. Squadron ing purposes at the Sewage Dis- Operator to Truck Driver; David Dept. and Mrs. Betty G. Banks Order 1346.2 of March 22 are as follows: posal Plant; Masara Tomasa, for Takason. Truck Dryer (Heavy) to of the Medical Department. Sa- a. Be a volunteer for this duty. modification of aircraft landing Engineman (Hoisting and Porta- toshi Hamasaki of the Public b. Be a native born citizen of martial during the two years lights. ble ) ; Harold T. F. Ching, Inspector Wcrks Department wag transfer- the united States, speak English immediately prior to assign- Navy Supply and Fiscal Depart- (Public Works Structures) to Main- . red to U'ARPAC. APO 958 and clearly and have lived the majority ment to the program. ment: Ruby L. Pang. for using tenance Scheduler; Dean L. Neves, John Muaina of the Security of his life in the United States. (4) More than one commanding rubber stamp for return addressee Head Carpenter to Inspector (Pub- Department was transferred to C. Be unmarried, U Wow the officer's punishment during on envelopes, William H. Atwell, Works Structures) : Sueo Naka- Ft. MacArthur. California. grade (f Technical Sergeant and current enlistment or a com- for the reduction of glare from af- shims. Laborer Heavy) to Ware- Herman K. Pullin of the Public agree to remain unmarried until manding officer's punishment ternoon sun in the Control Divi- Ihouseman : Harry Y. Soken, In- Works Department was retired the completion of 22 months duty during the six months im- sion; Industrial Relations Depart- spector ( Automotive Repair) to In- after 20 years of government ser- in the program. Master Sergeants mediately prior to assign- malt: Ruth E. Croft, for devising spector Heavy Duty Equipment I vice. He has been employed at ttu.- and Technical Sergeants may be ment to the program. a form letter for security investi- Repair); Howard A Hinds. Ware- activity since April 27. 1953 to Truck Driver and as- married or unmarried. Married per- I 51 Have a history of bad debts gations. houseman DOG FANCIER sonnel in these grades must not or slow payments. Lind- signed to NS&FD. Edward() Acx:)ba R. Supervisor William P. McDougal and (Tem- George Christian. have more than four dependents i. Be in excellent ,physical con- ley H. Murphy of the Public Works and Joseph S. Vierra. Jr., of Technical Division. Nary Sup- Laborer to and normally will be assigned only Idition. Have a negative Schick Department were presented with porary promotions). ply Department has "gone to the to stations where their dependents !Test (or take necessary immuniza- certificates for their joint sugbAi- Sandblaster dogs"! He is the proud owner of are permitted to join them. tion shots) and not be in need of tion on Safety modification to Marine Supply Department: Pedro Grande de Alewa. an )(- d. Be at least 67 inches in dental treatment on date of trans- "Dilbert Dunker" by Col. Cram. Fill Sagapolu. rtllityman to Giro- month old Miniature Schnauzer height., weight in proportion to fer. Previously, on Feb. 6, 1957. these eeryman. who made a successful show de height and have commendable mi- j. Proficiency in a foreign employees were each awarded Navy Supply and Fiscal Depart- but at the Hawaiian Dog Fan- litary bearing. language is not a requirement for checks for $37.50 by Capt. Hanson, ment: Douglas C. Perreira. Truck ciers All -Breed Puppy Match e Have at least 30 months assignment to this duty. However, Public Works Officer. Driver to Truck Driver (Heavy), held March 10 at Thomas Square obligated service remaining on the enlisted personnel who posses a Recognition for completion of and Kenneth IL Sasaki, Stock- More than 100 of the Islands day of transfer to this duty. proficiency in a language which is 20 years of service with the C. S. man to Shop Planner (Carp), canine elite competed. least one to f. Have completed at used in any country listed in en- Government was accorded Mr. promoted and assigned the Pedro. or "Peddy" as he is fond.: immediately Dept. year of active duty closure (1) of Squadron Order Tilau L. Tavai, Helper Carpenter Public Works called by his owners. walked off to duty. prior to transfer this 1306.2 are encouraged to apply. in the Public Works Department ACCESSIONS with three first place ribbons. He score of 90 or station g. Have a GCT Applications are desired from Ma- at the same ceremony. A well- New faces aboard this was judged the best male schnau- N. Laborer (Clean- higher. rines in the grades of sergeant and earned Navy Department Service are: Lilly Ching. zer. 6-9 months. in a class of rain( h. Have an excellent conduct corporal only. Applications from Emblem was presented to Mr. er); Henry R Trager, Field Trac- best schnauzer; and finally. t.1.-J. combination of Public Works the record. Any one or sergeants and corporals serving Tavel by the Commanding Officer tor Operator in the Best Terrier. By winning the Ter- the following will be considered overseas will be considered only who congratulated him for his Department; and George F. Rodri- rier Group, he became one of the : Sup- disqualifying when submitted within the 60 day long and faithful service to the gues. Ertilityman in the Marine six for Best in Match court- finalists (1) Conviction by general period immediately preceding their government. ply Department honors. SEPARATIONS martial at anytime. normal date of return to the con- PROMOTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Christian, novice 'I regrets losing the (2) Conviction by special court- tinental United States. Congratulations to th following he activity show exhibitors. are old-time ter- persons who resigned re- martial at anytime. Staff grade NCO's desiring Spec- employees who received promotions folowing rier fanciers. They formerly own- 13) by summary court- cently: Clarence A. C. Ching. Conviction ial Foreign Duty with the State in March. Public Works Depart- ed Scotties. Believing that dogs. Department will express a prefer- like children. need playmates, they ence in the appropriate section have always had a "pair ". provided on fitness reports. With both Pedro and his brother. Station personnel desiring Spec- Pablo Pequeno de Alewa. things are ial Foreign Duty should submit never dull in the Christian's home. their applications at the squadron Not to be outdone by this brother's office. show triumphs, Pablo also had his day. While the Christians were K-Bay Personnel busy posing Pedro for the photo- graphers. Pablo gleefully chewed his Invited to Join brother's show ribbons to shreds! Windward Jaycees The puppies' sire is Ch. Jonaire Pocono High Mount. who finished The Windward Junior Chambers his show championship last Octo- ) of Commerce of Kailua and Kane- ber in Maui. He comes from top ohe have invited K-Bay personnel show stock on the mainland and W become members of the JC's is owned by the John Kyslowskys Personnel who are civic-minded of Stadium Kennels. The puppies' and interested in the affairs of the four generation pedigree includes community, are afforded a chance at least 13 champions. to take part in the growth of the The Christians purchased the community in which they ave. pups when three months old from The Jaycee's, as they are pop- Dr. and Mrs. Nelson R. Blemly of ularly called, have chapters in ev- Tripler Hospital. ery state in the Union and in 52 POSITIONS ADVERTISED nations of the world. Purpose of ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER GS- this international organization is 11. File Std. Form 57 with Em- improvement and service to the OUTSTANDING CONTROL DIVISION UNIT-The Aviation Stock ployment Superintendent (Code community. Records section of the Control division of Navy Supply and Fiscal de- 111C). C )nsolidated Personnel The Kailua chapter has members partment received the outstanding unit award for office sections for Office, Pearl Harbor not later ship meetings the first and third the January-March quarter. Mrs. T. E. Sand, section head, holds the than April 15. 1957. Wednesday of each month at Kai- plaque. After the award was made by Cdr. William T. Peach III, far SUPER VISC RY COST AOCOUN TAN'T. GS-9 Pile Std. Form 57 What photographer wouldn't lua High School at 7:30 pm. The right, Navy Supply and Fiscal officer, members of the section posed newly formed Kaneohe with Employment Superintendent Leica lovely Marion Caroon. She's Junior picture displaying the plaque: Cdr. J. D. Miller, Con- Chamber for the above Code 173) Industrial Relation!' meets at Ben Parker Maynon Joaquin, Mary Marcum, Mary John Hee, neither overexposed nor underde- School the first and third Thurs- trol Division officer, Dept. Pearl Harbor Naval Ship- and Cdr. Peach. The office section received veloped. And. by the way, she's day of each month at 7.30 p m Mrs. Sand, Pearl Olsen, yard. refer to Publicity Notice in the quarterly not only photogenic, but she's For further information call Bob the award as the result of its excellent showing inspec- 173-109 not later than April 71 also photographically inclined. Opedal at 253132. tion. 1957. Friday. April 12, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE bAY, T. H. HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE MCAS CATHOLIC Palm Sunday 8:30 am.-Blessing of Palms 4 111/^"-1110.,11.,...... i.pa,01/....., and High Mass, Rain- bow Chapel. Special Services TONIGHT Lessons, 6:30 p.m.; Ukulele 00 am.-Holy Mass Station Theater Schedule Hula theater. Activities Lessons, 7 :30 p.m. ; Free handwrit- Monday ing analysis by Sarah Wong, 8 pm 4 00 p.m.--Confessions. and Reviews IIIIPJVIIIIPasillP..4111.41. SATURDAY 4:15 p.m.--Confessions, Novena, GOLF COURSE: DANCE-Music by the Soltones, hostesses, 8 pm. Coat or uniform and Benediction. By MSgt. Frank Forsyth 8 a.m until sunset daily. Tuesday Driving Range: 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m required 4 :00 p.m -Confessions. Two shows daily-5:45 p.m. and Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 am. to 6 p.m SUNDAY 4:15 p.m.-Holy MARS. 8 p.m. at both Main Theater and 4th Sat. and Sun. HULA SHOW, 8 pm.; Combo. I Wednesday TODAY Marines. Movies at 4th Marines INDOOR MOVIE: 7:30 pm. 4:00 p rn -Conf ess i ons. MOTORCADE Cherry Blossom Theater are one day late: than (RCT and Station) MONDAY 4.15 p.m.-Holy - Mass. Stations Festival Queen. court, and Take- scheduled below. 5:45 and 8 p.m.-10 cents. FREE GAME NIGHT - Prizes', of the Cross, Confes- razuka troupe, starting in, down- STATION GYMNASIUM (Hangar 7:30 pm. sions to follow. BLAINE town Honolulu and Waikiki. noon.; TONIGHT-UTAH 143): TUESDAY Holy Thursday Rory Calhoun and Susan Cum - 11 9 Dance Class Professional 4:00 pm.; 7-7:45 SATURDAY Open Daily from am. to p.m. Free - pm. - Confes- mings 7 Bridge Club sions FIREWORKS SHOW -Honolulu HOBBY SHOP AND HOBBY instructors, pm.; stadium. Cherry Blossom Festival Story dealing with a fight by 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m.-Holy Mass of the SHOP GARAGE: event. Tickets at gate (S150 reserv- ranchers with land-hungry gun- Monday and Tuesday-closed. WEDNESDAY Lord's Supper. men. 9:00 p.m. to nudnight ed, 90 cents general admissicn), 7:30 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- DANCE - Barber's Point band. - p.m. RATING GOOD Max Baer, of the Blessed - - 12:30 p.m. to 9 pm. hostesses, 7:30 p.m. Sacrament. SUNDAY former heavyweight champion plays Saturday and holidays- 9 am. THURSDAY Good Friday "LITTLE SINGERS OF PARIS" the part of a gunman . . . It would to 6 pm. SQUARE DANCE "Cousin Joe -concert, McKinley seem that Joe Louis convinced - 1.30 p.m.-Confessions, Rainbow audlorium, Sunday-12:30 pm. to 6 p.m. and his Cotton Pickers", 8 p.m. 1039 S. King st., boy many of the former "Beakbusters" Chapel. choir reputed MARINE EXCHANGE BOBBY to be "Prance's acting was much easier on the 2:00 p.m -Solemn Liturgical best loved choral that SHOP SALES 120621: IV11111..11111".111110...180-11111".15".".115" Ser- group". Tickets at Thayer Piano eyes. vice and Holy Com- Monday and Tuesday-9 a.m. to Company 116 S. Hotel st. Show Sports Calendar munion, Rainbow SATURDAY-MAN IN THE GRAY 5 pm. Chapel. starts 4:30 p.m. FLANNEL SUIT Wednesday, 01111110'.1111W40.4".01 MONDAY Thursday, Friday- . 7 00 p.m -Stations of the Gregory Peck and Jennifer 9 am. to 7 p.m. Cross, PAY DAY-live it up at your fa- VARSITY BASEBALL Confessions to follow. Jones Saturday-9 am. to 6 pm. April 14-Marines vs. Barber's Point Holy Saturday vorite recreation spot. TUESDAY A New York surbanite leaves a Sunday-12:30 p.m. to 6 pm. at Pointer Field, 2 p.m. Midnight-High Mess, Rainbow "THE LITTLE HUT" - Alexan- comfortable job for a high-salaried BOAT HOUSE April 16-Marines vs. Pearl Harbor Chapel rsoc to planes. hic wi fp Pressure Monday and Tuesday-Closed_ Navy at Ward Field, 7 :30 pm. Easter Sunday der Oturiansay's magi* Rose Thee, tre production at Kaiser's Hawai- and tensions build up until he re- Wednesna.r. Thursday, Friday- April 17-Marines vs Hickam AFB 8:30 a.m -High Mass. Rainbow ian Village bels 1 pm.-8 p.m. at Quick Field, 2 pm. Chapel. hotel. (Recommended for adults only Call 90941 for res- RATING-GOOD-Sounds to me Saturdays and holidays-6 a.m LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL '9 00 a.m -H o 1 y Mass. Station ervations S2.40) Show starts 8:30 like a one ulcer man in a two ulcer -6 pm. (All Games at Hank Bauer Field) Theater. p.m. job. Sundays-12 pm.-6 pm. Major League St Michael's Chapel WED NE SD AY SUNDAY-THE BAD SEED WATER SKIING lessons given April 13-Flyers vs. Skyraiders, PROTESTANT "KISS ME KATE"-Ruger Thea- Nancy Kelly and Patty every Thursday. De- pm. Maundy Thursday tre. 1072 Fort st. Honolulu Com- McCormack pendents from I a.- April 13-Dragons vs. Giants, 3 pm Flyers, 4:30 7:30 p.m.-The Service of Holy munity Theatre production of the A ten year-old girl commits three m. to 11 a.m. and April 16-Dragons vs. Communion. Rainbow Cole Porter play. Tickets at Matson slayings Supposedly gets thki military personnel p.m. Chapel travel desks. Repeats through Sat- cute talent from her mother who from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. April 18-Skyraiders vs. Giants. Good Friday urday. 8:30 pm. had been a notorious juvenile cri- SAILING lessons 4:30 p.m. 7.30 pm.-The Service Minor League of Holy I mina). given every Wednes- vs. Hawks, 1 p.m Communion. Rainbow RATING-WE LEAVE THIS UP day. Dependents April 13-Eagles Chapel. April 13-Falcons vs. Bluejays, 3 Staff NCO Club TO YOU The little monster in from 9 a.m. to 11 Laster Sunday - p.m. TONIGHT this opus is more dangerous than a.m. and military personnel from 2 6 :00 a m -Easter Sunrise Ser- April 16 Falcons vs. Eagles, 4:30 moron with a pencil . . . Suggest p.m. to 6 p.m. vice Seafood Platter - adults $1.00, a p.m. at Pyramid you leave the "Rug Rodents" at Rock. children 50 cents; Happy Hour, 4 LIBRARY: April 18-Bluejays vs. Hawks, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. home. :30 a m - Faster Sunday School Monday through Friday-10 a.m p.m. program at Rainbow SATURDAY MONDAY-STRANGE INTRUDER to 9 p.m. govrnALL Western Music Dance THE Edmund Purdom and Ida Lupine Chapel. - Saturday through Sunday - 1 April 15-Marines vs. Hickam AFB BAR-K-RYTHM BOYS. 9 p.m. to 30 a.m -The Festive Easter Psycho veteran of the Korean p.m. to 4 pm. and 6 pm. to at Kaneohe, 8 p.m. 1 am. Service at Rainbow War is sent to the family of a 9 pm. April 17-Marines vs. Sub Pac at Chapel. SUNDAY friend who, when dying in prison, ENLISTED SWIMMING POOL Roast chicken with dressing and Kaneohe, 8 pm. had confided a family secret. An Tuesday through Friday-11:30 19-Marines vs. Barber's all the trimmings adults $1.00, April 1st Marine Brigade - accidents clears up his mind and a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Kaneohe. 8 pm. children 65 cents. Point :he below listed services a near tragedy is averted. Saturdays and Holidays-10 am. SOFTBALL will be MONP AY INTRA-STATION A at the Regimental RATING-FAIR-Don't ask us. to 6:30 p.m. April Bn, 4thMar vs. 3d Bn. Chapel. ex- Beer Night-15 cents from 4 pan. 15-1st where otherwise we are darned if we know where Sunday-11 am. to 6:30 p.m. at Field 2, 3 p.m. noted: to 6 p.m. 4thMar up. Champions vs CATHOLIC TUESDAY they dig these April 15-MAG-13 2d Bn, 4thMar at Field 2, 4:45 Palm Sunday NCO WIVES Meeting, 6 p.m. TUESDAY-FLIGHT TO HONG 'O' Club 8:00 WEDNESDAY BONG p.m. am., 10:00 am. - Masses; TONIGHT All Stars vs. Hq TOASTMASTERS Meeting, 6 Rory Calhoun and Barbara April 16--MAG-13 Blessing of Palms at Happy Hour, 4:15-6:15 p.m.; Buf- Bn, 4thMar at Field 1, 4:45 p.m 8:00 Mass. p.m. Rush am. fet dinner, 99 cents; Dance. 7 p.m. April 16-14q&HqSq MCAS vs 3d 7:15-7:55 THURSDAY Story concerns passengers in am.-Confessions. to 10 a.m. En, 12t1aMar at Field 2, 4:45 pm. 9:00-9:55 DANCE CLASSES Main Club; flight to Hong Kong who are held a.m.. - Confessions - SATURDAY April 16-Hq Bn. lstMarBrig vs. Monday - MOVIES-Stag Bar. up by hi-jackers endeavoring to Wednesday Ala Carte dinners, 7:30 p.m. ServBn, lstMarBrig at Field 1. 4:15 p.m.-Mass steal diamonds. RATING ITS THAT DAY 9 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Holy Thursday - nuArliqSq. MCAS vs. 2d there is a hero in this SUNDAY April 17 8:00 p.m.-Mass. *AfC/1 AGAIN-If Sheriff Ken's children's program. En, 4thMar at Field 2, 3 pm. 4:00-5:00 p.m..-Confessions. story he should have killed the vs 5-6 pm. ; Family tniffet, 6:30 -8:30 April 17-MAG-13 Champions 7:00-7:50 p.m.-Confessions. author. m.; Dance to the Dixiecats, 6:30- 1st Bn, 4thMar at Field 2, 4:45 R NOCK 9:00 p.m. to ' p.m. Friday-Ad- 11401:4 Se4444.4. WEDNESDAY-DON'T Happy Hour, 7-8 pm. p.m. oration of the Blessed THE ROCK TUESDAY April 18-Hq Bn. 1.tafarBrig vs. Sci Sacrament. Bill Haley, Alen Dale. Alen Regimental Wives Coffee, at Field 1, 4:4S SATURDAY "0" Bn, 12thMar Good Friday Freed and Ad Nauseam 9 :30-11 am.: TOASTMASTERS Synchronized Swim group-teen- p.m. 3:00 p.m.-Mass. No. no. they can take our Shirley Meeting, 6-8 pm.; Feature Movie- April la-MAG-13 All Stars vs. 3d agers. 1 pm.: Radio Show, 1 p.m.; 4:30-5:30 p.m.-Stations of the Temple doll away from us but we "Remains to be Seen", 8 p.m ; Bn. at Field 2. 4:46 pm. Voice Recording Service, and 4thMar Cross. just ain't going to explain the plot 9:30 p.m. April 18--ServBn. lstMarBrig vs. Bridge. 2 p.m.: Song Fest. 6 p.m.; 2:00-2:50 p.m.-Confessions. of this one. WEDNESDAY Hq Hr.. 4thMar at Field 1. 6:30 Melodies. 7 pm.: Stage Holy Saturday Organ Brigade Staff and Troops "0" p.m. Show. 7:30 p.m.: Feature Movie- RATING -VERY GOOD - Frown 7 :00 -3 :00 p.m.-Confessions. Wives Coffee.; Bridge Night "Juarez". 8:30 p.m. us "Fuddy-Duddies" point of view - GOLF 7.7) n0- 10 750 p.m.-Confessions. prizes and refreshments, 50 MONDAY it stinks but how do you explain cents April 17-Completion second round 00 p.m.-Easter Vigil Services per person. 7:30-11 p.m. at TV Shows. 3 p.m.: Game Night the long lines waiting out in front of MCAS Golf Championship midnight-Mass. - of the Old Opery House for the Kaneohe Klipper. Easter Sunday jackpot. 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY ticket booth to open. April 18-Adult Beginner's Clinic 7:15-7 :55 am.-Confessions. Rainbow Camera Club-all ter- THURSDAY-KID FROM LEFT at Kaneohe Klipper driviAlg am.-Confessions 6:30 p.m. am.-Mass vice personnel invited. 7:so pm.: FIELD range, Cabaret Dance. 8 p.m. Dan Dahl./ and Anne Bancroft VARSITY TRACK PROTESTANT THURSDAY Baseball-wise 9 -year old boy April 13-Marines vs. Univ. of Ha- Palm Sunday Supper Club-home cooked food, turns a losing club into a winning waii at Cooke Field. U of H. 1:30 nO a.m.-Episcopal Service. hostesses. 50 cents, 6:30 p.m. team and is made manager. Re- p.m. 7.! 00 a.m.-Protestant Divine veals that tips came from his father CLUB MEETINGS Worship. Seven Last Words." who used to be a big-league mana- April 12-kaneohe Marine Cowboy's Sunday D" Co., 1st Bo.. :9 00 am.-Palm Sunday Break- Easter ger . . . Father gets the managerial Association at fast. 6:00 a.m.-Sunrise Service at job. 4th Marines Classroom Bldg. Tenday,Wednesday Pyramid Rock. RATING-GOOD - This dates 1046. '7:30 pm. 7'00 pm.-Holy Week Service. 8:00 a.m -Episcopal Holy Com- back to 1963 but at least it's in April 15-Aku Marines at Rod and Thursday munion. sensor.. Gun clubhouse. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 pm.- Maundy Thursday 900 a m -Faster Divine Service. Communion Service. 10:00 a m -Discussion Classes in S. mounted on camels Good Friday the Miracle and The first Marine Corps Rt_credt- U. Marines diplomatic Noon-3 p m -Traditional Three meaning of the Res- ing Station was Tun Tavern to escorted an American Hour Service - '"The urrection Philadelphia. mission into Abyssinia in 1903. SUPPORT SUPPORT YOUR YOUR TEAMS TEAMS

April 12, 1957 Page 6 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Friday, PECK SETS DISTANCE MARK Marine Softball Team Even;. AS MARINE THINCLADS WIN Distance ace Bill Peck sparked the Hawaii Marine thinclad squad to a run away triumph last Saturday afternoon in a triangular meet with Cop Opener, Lose Home Tilt the University of Hawaii and the Hawaii Spikesters at the University's year. Cooke Field. The Leatherneck track and field team tallied 88.7 points The 1957 version of the Hawaii Marines Sohoall Team broke even in their first two starts of the for first place acid a 41.9 margin over the second place Hawaii Spike- In the season's opener last Monday night wick( the lights at Ward Field, Pearl Harbor, the Leathernocks sters. The hosting University Rain- how- beat Naval Station 2 -I on Tex Hinojosa's brilliant no-hi+ pitching performance. Wednesday night, bows finished in third place with ever, COMSERVPAC spoiled the Marines' home debut by taking a thriller, I to 0. 31.5 points, while Sub Pac's lone when they scored two runs in the first frame with the in The Marines drew first blood in the season opener entry garnered ten points fourth base hit. place. help of Tex Hinojosa's The Marine' pitcher struck out In their first outing of the 15 of the hapless Naval Base hit- FIRST BALL season, the Marines revealed an - ters in fashioning his no-hit mas- C o I . Jack R. display of track and impressive terpiece. CO MC- field talent. Competing in a total Cram, Navy diamond crew pushed of 20 events. the Leathernecks The AS, whips over over their lone tally in the last in- collected 10 first places and 11 the first ball of second places. In team events ning by virtue of a pass ball. the first varsity they copped the 880 relay and The 'Necks K-Bay debut was a softball game placed second in the mile relay. heartt reaker. played at K-Bay Bill Peck's record-smashing vic- The Marines missed scoring op- this year. The in- tory in the two mile run high- portunities in the first two contest, held un- when they left runners lighted the trio of new marks es- nings the stranded on third base in each der lights tablished during the meet. Racing Wednesday be- Harold Cole of the Univer- stanza. Later in the ball game a against tween the Hawaii sity of Hawaii. Peck trailed by as Marine "homerun" was turned and much as 70 yards during the first into an out after a disputed call Marines mile and a half. The persistent at third base. Corn Sery Pac, Peck steadily closed the gap and COMSERVPAC tallied what wound up in a with two laps remaining. forged proved to be the winning run in loss for the Lea- into the lead. The tiring Cole dog- COL BRYGHTE D. GODBOLD, the sixth frame when a squeeze thernecks by a gedly clung to the Leatherneck's play brought the base runner in 4th Marines CO, blasts a drive off solitary run. The heels but Peck increased the ad- from that t1 Unsr. the first tee to open play in the Packers' ore run vantage in the stretch to win "go- Base hits as well as runs were 4th Marines Full-Handicap Tour- was nearly even- ing away" at the tape. The winning scarce in the 'Necks opening ball nament ed by Bernie Ei- time cf 9:57.3 shattered the vM last Saturday morning at games. The Marines have col- the Kaneohe links. lerts, - marks of 10:02 estabusned earlier Klipper A two- lected a total of 5 hits to the op- catcher this vo.ar by Cole. day affair, the tourney ended Sun- position's two. If this is an ex- coach of the Ma- Sprinter Al Daniels led a pow- day evening when Col. Godbold ample of the type of pitching in rines. In the bot- erful array of Marine dashmen in presented trophies to the winners. this year's league the 1957 race tom of the sev- both the 100 and 220 yard events. Lt. Jim Willenbrink, USN, claimed should prove to be an interesting enth Eilerts poled His times of 10.1 and 22.6. res- first low net honors with 137 for one. a fourbagger but pectively. are considered outstand- the 36 holes. K-Bay will host the Marines' on his trip around ing for his first meet of the sea- next three games Monday night. son. In the half-mile relay. t h e infield, he April 15. the 'Necks take on Hick- neglected to Daniels made up a four yard (feti- am A. F. B. and on Wednesday. touch third base. ch on the anchor leg and storm- Willenbrink Tops the 17th. and Friday. the 19th. ed on to a fire-yard victory over SUBPAC and Barber's Point in An eleventh hour a strong University team in the In that order. Game tunes for all Ha- pinch-hitting at- fast time of 1:33. Links Tourney waiian Armed Forces Softball Lea- tempt by Tex Leatherneck Joe Lewis turned in Jim Willenbrink topped a formi- gue games is 8 p.m. Hinjosa was un- dable roster of entries in a fine effort for the Marines in the 4th successful. Marines Full Handicap Golf Tour- winning the broad jump with a leap PHOTO BY high jumper nament last weekend on the Ka- of 22'31 Marine Ralph C..1. Smith Wins RON FELLOWS Abrego negotiated a height of 5'10", neohe Klipper course to claim first but could do no better than a low net honors with a card of 137 for the 36 holes. Willenbrink has a Handball Crown five-way tie for first place in a Sgt. Charles J. Smith of "G- Co., 17 handicap. tainted field of jumpers 3d Bn.. 4th Marines became Col. Bryghte D. Godbold. 4th the Vince Jaswinski won his spec- All-Marine Hawaii Singles Marines CO. opened the Hand- ialty whn he uncorked a heave tourney ball Champion last Monday Cram to Launch 1-S Softball; Saturday morning and was on night. VI of 178'1" in the javelin. Robert hand In a -best-of-three" tournament Sunday evening to present trophies Cushnie won easily in the discus on the Hickam AFB courts. Sgt. as he twirled it 1341..". Another to Willenbrink and the other tour- Smith ney winners. bested Col. R. J. Morrell of Wili Deliver First Pitch at Opener noteworthy performance was the CincPac Fleet by 421" distance turned in by J. W. Second place honors went to Th- IC team Infra- Station softball circuit wil! open the 1957 season Dermot 139 sweeping the first Brown in the hop-step-jump. Rowland with a and here Monday afternoon with the help of Col. Jack R. Cram, MCAS John Hatfield with a 140 took third. two games with The next competition for Coach CO, who will toss the first ball in a curtain-raiser between the I st Bn., In the low gross division Jim identical scores of George Ray's Hawaii Marines 4th Marines and 3rd Bn., 4th Marines. The two clubs finished the 1956 Hoops shot a 155 for a first. Perry 21-13. Smith qua- spikesters will be a dual meet with respectively. In the second game of Jensen with a 146 took second. lified for the right season in first and second place the University of Hawaii tomorrow Willenbrink trailed Hatfield by the opening day twin-bill. the aitesnnon at the University's Cooke to meet Col. Mor- Champions will play the two strokes going into the final rell in the cham- MAG-13 champions won the crown in a post- Field. Starting time is 1:30 p.m. Bn.. 4th Marines at 4:45 p.m.lseason round but managed to hack away pionships by de- 2d playoff over the 3d Bn.. 4th the margin and take the first place feating Shorty Composed of teams who represent Marines. crown. SGT. SMITH Fenn here March the majcr commands here at Ka- Hurler John Boyd iced the pen- will continue Rowland. piasing his fourth round 2" to capture the MCAS crown. neohe, the leaeue nant with a two-hit shutout in Speed Week ; Ducats of golf on the Klipper course. came :t3 won by Col. Morrell and Maj. play until June 13. The schedule which only one 3d Bn. runner ad- in with the last foursome to sur- Norman Stanford of H&S Bii.. calls for ten games weekly with vaned to third base. The runner. prise the gallery by slipping into Camp Smith. play beginning at 3 p.m Monday Bernie Ellerts. is the 1957 mentor of For Sale at K-Bay second place. In all probability the three Ha- and Wednesday while Tuesday and the Hawaii Marines sarsity softball On the 18th hole. Hoops landed Thursday play begins at 4:45 p.m. team. Tickets to the 1st Annual Ha- waii champions will compete in in a trap but managed to blast will two waiian International Sports Car the All-Marine championships to The ten teams utilize out and sink his putt for a three competition and a third Speed 19-21 be held in Washington. D. C. begin- fields for Week. April at Dilling- on the hole and the low gross of ham Field. are now available ning April 30. for practice games. The first at championship. lighting fa- TO MCAS Special Services office in these. equipped with is designated as Field One Bldg. 256. it was announced this cilities, week. Deep K -Bay Hoopsters and is located at 3d and "D" st.. SERVICE BOUTS Sea Excursions across from the Station Dispensary. A special price of 90 cents each The Army will host the Hawai- Arranged in Kcrimanu Vie for 'Y' Title Field Two is located west of Rise- ian Area Inter-Service Boxing has been established for service on rd.. directly The fishing boat Kaimanu has A Marine team composed of ten ley Field Mokapu Championships in the Schofield personnel and their dependents. opposite the Staff NCO club. A The civilian price is $1.50 each. it been chartered for two weekends men from K-Bay plays the NAD Post Bowl. May 9 and 10. it was per month from Pearl Harbor third field. to be used for practice learned was reported. for t se by personnel. West Loch team rnliated Mgr's ten- this week. dependents. and guests from K- in a tilt that will decide which only. is by the Schofield. the defending Champ. A single ticket permits the Marine Ex- bear- Bay according ri arnpionlilP crown nist courts. near the took eight of ten bouts here er to to Capt. Raymond team wears the staged attend the races any day he Cameron. of tne YMCA Armed Forces Basket- change parking lot. last year between Army desires and three Asst. Special Services and Ma- tickets are neces- Officer. Dates of trips this month ball League at the Armed Forces "Y" Teams participating in the cir- rine squads. sary to see the entire three days. are April 13. 14 and 28. IGym tonight at 8 p.m. cuit this season are as follows: Marine fighters Jim Chavis and Racing is slated for Saturday and With_a capacity of eight persons The Marine team. composed of MAG -13 Champions: Service Bn.. Bob Griffin won decisions in the Sunday. April 20-21. whip practice the boat is furnished with every- Ike Ikehara. Ed Jankauski. Jack 1st Marine Brigade: Hq. Bn.. 1st other two bouts. Griffin. boxing for runs will be held Friday. April 19. Marine Brigade: MAG-13 All Stars: thing except food and drink. Bait, I Mayberry. Don Carpenter. Roger the Camp Lejeune team. won the All service personnel and their rods. reels. and ice are available ,Gardner. Littleton Thomas. Neal Hq&HqSq. MCAS Kaneohe: 1st Bn.. All-Marine welterweight champion- dependents are required to show for fishing parties and pleasure Carlyle. Bill Ayres. Mike Wood- 4th Marines. 2d Bn.. 4th Marines: ship this year. their identification at the race cruises. ward and Clovis Glenn. are tied 3d Bn.. 4th Marines: Jd Bn.. 12th There are expected to be at least track if they are holding a low Charge is $5 per person regard- with the Navy team for first place Marines and Hq B. Bn.. 4th Ma- 10 Marine entries in the bouts at priced ticket. less of whether or not he fishes. in the YMCA circuit. Tonight's rines. Schofield Other service teams will Additional information may be Transportation to and from the game wil be the deciding factor in Last season the 1st Bn.. 4th Ma- probably include the Air Force and obtained by calling SO M. J. East Basin and reservations can be ar- the championship. Both teams rines club claimed the league title Navy. at 72548 or by contacting him in ranged through Station Special have an eight to one won-lost with a seasor record of 34 wins, Matches May 9 will begin at person. Services b callin 72548. record. two losses. and no forfeitures. The pm and May 10 at 8 p.m. Friday, April 12, 1957 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, T. H. Giants Claim Early In Little League Baseball The Kaneohe MCAS Little League swung into second round play this week as the Giants, the 1956 champions, dominated Major League action with a 7-5 win over the Flyers. The Giants are currently riding high in first place by virtue of four consecutive wins. A summary of the week's play follows: April 4 GIANTS 1-DRAGONS 0 Golf Breeze The Dragon's Gray Hutchinson By JIMMY UKAUKA pitched a no-hitter this ball game only to lose it in the last inning BEGINNERS' CLINICS when he issued four walks to force A series of three golf "clinics" will in the winning run. Funga Fia was begin next Thursday evening at the winning pitcher. 6:30. These "Clinics" will be held on three successive Thursdays, April 6 April 18. Ap,i1 25 and May 2nd. DRAGONS 21-FLYERS 1 Anyone with the slightest desire In the first game of a doublehead- to learn this "Royal and Ancient" er at Hank Bauer Field the Dra- pastime are urged to show tip and gons walloped the Flyers by a score POTENTIAL CHAMPIONS-Four novice fighters up limber their heavy artillery in preparation for the take advantage of this wonderful of 21 to 1. The Dragons broke loose All-Marine Hawaiian Area Novice and Open Boxing tournament which will be held at the Station Out- opportunity. with 13 runs in the third inning to door arena April 19-22-24-26. From a safe vantage point outside the ring. four coaches keep a critical Everything's free. and balls and wrap things up for the day. eye on the workout. From left to right, the men are: Rudy Gonzales, 1st Bn., 4th Marines; James S. Hen- clubs will be supplied to the indi- Winning pitcher Terry Hitchcox kel, Hq. Co., 1st Marine Brigade; Tommie L. Gulley, 2nd Bn., 4th Marines; Robert A. Corral, Hq. Bn., viduals who attend. and Gray Hutchinson each con- 1st Marine Brigade; Don Jose. 1st Bn., 4th Marines; Rowland Hoskins, Hq. Bn., 1st Marine Brigade; Ed- Immediately following the "Cli- tributed two hits to pace the Dra- Hitchcox allowed only ward Johnson and Brent Hickman, 3rd Bn., 12th Marines. At press time nearly 100 fighters had signed for nic" portion of the program, the gon's attack. will be assigned instruc- one hit.. either the Novice or Open classes in the tournament. beginners tors who will aid them in the fun- GIANTS 8-SKYRAIDERS 3 damentals of a good golf swing. In the nightcap the Giants de- So come one, come all- the place- Rod & Gun Club ' feated the Skyraiders 8-3. The Archers Ready Marine Watermen the golf course Driving Range. Giant's Mike Smock gave up only By MSGT. ROY G. CARBINE STARTING TIMES REQUESTED three hits and struck out nine. With the heavy increase of traf- Leading the victor's batting attack Practice Targets The Kaneohe Rod and Gun club Big Show Gains fic on the golf course, particularly were Bob Gordon. Charlie Camp Tile Kaneohe Bowhunters archery will hold its April meeting Wed- over the week-ends. it is almost Hawaii Marine swimmers smashed and Funga Fia. each collecting club have placed the of three nesday. April 24. instead of next imperative that those desiring to fist three records three hits apiece. practice target bales in the open Wednesday. April 17, as previously and posted (heir best play secure starting times in ad- announced. 'ime cf the season in a -!ual 'neet vance. April 9 area near the Catholic Chapel e' GIANTS 7-FLYERS 5 rectly opposite the Station Library, The meeting will be held in the vith Hawaii Swim Club last Sun - It takes but a minute to pick up from the Crash- at the University r.,1. Hawaii the phone and call the Golf Club, The Giants-Flyers contest domi- according to Jacques Mitchell, club Clubhouse. across 'rues- president. Two other target bales boat house. pool. and it assures you of the oppor- nated Little League action place Giants edged will be installed in the near "uture. The Marines were led by Skeets tunity to play when you want to day as the first Members of the board of direc- close one by a score of 7-5. -Thimiri who placed first in the "20 play. This makes things pleasant out a The bales were given to the nu'? tors of the club are asked to meet of Funga Fia, and 440 yd. freestyle. Skeets :rime not only for you. but everyone else !Behind the pitching by Campos Dairy of Kailua. Mitchell with Lt. Col. James P. Rathbun the league leaders pushed over the said. and are available for use by in his office at the 3d Bn.. 12th within a second of establishing a concerned. for Saturdays winning tally in the fifth inning all military personnel and their de- Marines CP Friday. April 17. at 'ew record in the latter event. Starting times Sundays may be obtained from when a hit by Torn Bryson. coupled penCents, whether they are mem- 3 p.m. Other victorious Marine represen- and on. Get one if you in- with a Flyer error, enabled Bill bers of the club or not. itives were the 400 vd. freestyle Thursdays re- will you? Gordon to score from first base. Th2 Bowhunters club now boasts Kaneohe Skeetmen outshot 35 lay team of Pukahi. Axt. Manion. tend to play APRIL 28 For the Flyers it was five runs on approximately 24 members and with representatives from Honolulu. Ft.! ind Baruch, and Baruch once SCOTCH FOURSOME again golf tour- four hits. The Giants garnered sev- the first flurry of organizational Shafter. Aina Haina and Pearl in the 50 yd. freestyle. A "Scotch Foursome" nament has been scheduled for en runs on three hits to remain un- meetings out of the way, members Harbor to cop the Class "A". "C"1 Swimmer-coach Ivar Svenson Sunday April 28th. A barbecue has defeated. have established the second Tuesday and "D" trophies at the Kulionou ' led the mermen in their assault for after the event, MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS of each month as a regular meeting Gun Club's registered match last been planned on Hawaiian Marine swim records outside (As of April 10) date. All at and will be held on the meetings will be held Sunday. by establishing new marks in the W L Pct. the Rod & Gun clubhouse, across patio of the clubhouse. Blasting 49 of 50 birds. TSgt. 100 and 220 yd. breastrokes with Grab yourself a partner guys and GIANTS 4 0 1.000 from the Crash Boathouse. Mitchell "A" times of 1:11.5 Ray Garrison took the Class and 2:55.4 respe-- your entry to the DRAGONS 2 1 .666 said. and the time will be 7 p.m. gals and submit event. Lt Bill Franklin shot an tively. 1 3 .250 The next scheduled meeting is slat- Golf Shop. FLYERS identical score to take the Class Bob Kenny continued his fine per- SET 0 3 .000 ed May 14. WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP SKYRAIDERS "C" trophy TSgt H. B. Price was formances with a record shattering The 1957 "Club Championship" "D" with a VI) shooter in Class time of 2.27.6 in the 200 yd. indi- of the Women's Division is now -.tt

Naval Units Lead V MC 1 Completes Midway Isle Trip In Fund Donations MUSICAL Fight Skyraiders -Information from a few ships greetings were and shore stations which have al- played by the 1st Make Round-Trip ready sent their contributions to Marine Brigade the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Drum and Bugle Stadium Fund indicates that an Corps last Friday Trammg. Flight impressive showing will be made for returning pi- by active duty personnel of the With the 1st Marine Brigade's Navy and lots and crew - Marine Corps and their and Bugle Corps playing civilian components," states a mes- members of Drum sage from the Secretary of the VMC-I from the "Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here" Navy to all naval activities. round-trip flight and with anxious wives and excit- With the realization that most to Midway Is- ed children waiting impatiently to have not yet mailed their donations land. At r i g h t, 52 officers and men Irani the leading ships and shore sta- the Marine one side tions to date the 1st Marine Brigade's Marine are: aircraft carrier Corps hymn is WASP. battleship IOWA, cruiser Composite Squadron-1 returned to played as the last NORTHAMPTON, destroyer BAR- Bay last Friday from their AD5N "Skyraid- Kaneohe RY, fleet oiler CHUKAWAN, sub- three-day rouna -trip flight to the marine GRAMPUS, NAS, Anacos- er" taxies onto tia, Force, AvHedGru, Aircraft, the apron. Island of Midway. FMFLANT, MCAS Cherry Point. Operation -Gooney" was a train- elec- Fifth Marines, Camp Pendleton. ' ing flight in navigation and Calif.. Special Det. 1, Davisville. R. tronic counter-measure tactics. Un- L. Naval Regional Accounts Office, der the command of Major K. B Pearl Harbor, Office of the Naval Immunizations Set Nelson. CO of `MC -1. MAG-13, the Attache, Colombo, Ceylon. eight planes were all manned by :he a co-pilot and one crew-me:II- These examples are indicative of BIDDING a joy- !pilot. For I command attention. the dispatch Dependefits ous aloha at see- ber. c oncluded. A program to complete immuni- ing their daddy, Many hours of work by the mechanics and engineering crew I nation of dependents was establish- MSgt. Wesley were necessary before the 1,140 - ed by Station Bulletin 6230 of April Horn, after a mile squadron flight to Midsav Outdoor Circle three - day a b - 1. could be accomplished. All planes Innoculation will be administer- sence are, left to were carefully checked and tuned. Sharon Lin- Asks K-Bay Aid ed at the Out-Patient Clinic in right, and two wing tanks of fuel were da, 10, Edward meant an additional the Dispensary (West wing of added which Jr., 2, and Diana 450 gallons of gasoline. In Cleanup Drive Bldg. 216). during the hours 8:15 Lynn, 9. Another Accompanying the eight AD5'S . to 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 to 3:15 The Kaneohe Outdoor Circle is daughter, Char- "Skyraider" single-engine aircraft conducting its annual cleanup I p.m.. daily. Monday through Thurs- lene, 6, didn't was an RSD transport which car- drive this year April 1 to 30. day of each week. make it in time ried 28 mechanics. plus maintenance according to a letter from that or- equipment. Arriving on Midway sat ! The bulletin states that "ap- for the picture. ganization to Col. Jack R. Cram. prior to the AD's. the men wen j pointments for this purpose are CO, XMAS. The Outdoor Circle not necessary" completely prepared and able to said it was dmous of the coopera- cope with every minor adjustment tion of the Kaneohe Marine Corps The list of dependents requiring that was necessary after the initial Air Station. limmunizations is contained in the phase of the flight. K-Bay was enclosure to the bulletin. thanked for "its ef- Departing at 7 :30 a.m. on April fective action in the past year in Dependents posses-sing Interns- 3, the eight planes quickly ascend- regard to the throwing of empty tional Certificate of Inununization Bri ed to an altitude of 8.010 feet. beer Drill bottla along the highways." . DD Form 737 and or PHS Form *gade Units Begin' Loading which was maintained through- Although few instances of this 731) are requested to produce them seven-hour flight. The unsightly out the practice have been re- at the time of innoculation in or- R5D, which took off immediatelF ported to the organization in sing Tradewinds' Seaplane Mon. re- der that appropriate entries may after the "Skyraiders." was ever - cent months. members of the Bri- be recorded thereon. Brigade will begin training with present during the flight. Equip- gade and Air Station are caution- Monday, all units of the 1st Marine The cooperation of all depen- the huge R3Y-2 Convair "Tradewinds" aircraft which will land in the ped with a 20 -man life raft. it ed against continuance of this fuel to en- dents concerned is requested in Kaneohe bay seadrome. The plane is attached to Navy squadron VR-2 also had enough extra practice. jade if situation arose. to order that this program may be Calif., and will be here for 10 days for training it the Throwing of neer bottles or cans from NAS Alameda, until a res- brought to a speedy and successful finger pier. circle a downed plane along the highways is in violation with the Brigade in the area adjacent to the craft appeared. Fortimattly. conclusion, the bulletin states. is a seaplane cue of the Sanitary Garbage Ordinance, The "Tradewinds there was no need for any rescue Icapable of carrying troops or care Chapter 5. Section 797, and imposes missions . . . but necessary pre- combat or pecaetime mis- a fine of from $10 to $100 for vio- ix' varied cautionary measures were bI Brigade units will utilize th. Rodeo to Benefit a lations. sions. word of the flight. Literally ever! Deadlines! plane for trainingski loading combs The above information will be dis- was carefully cal- equipment and personnel mile of the way seminated in a station notice now Monday, April 15, at mid- Service Children culated, leaving nothing to chance. The features of the plane make in process of preparation. night is the deadline for filing A Benefit Rodeo sponsored by a combat Landing at Midway at 2:23 your 1956 Federal income tax it very useful as trans- the Pearl Harbor Youth Center is port plane. The 113Y-2 has a bow the AD's were immediately linec return, and for obtaining 1957 scheduled April 26. r and 28 at on the runway apron and given door and ramp, with unobstructed Furlong Field, P. H. CMC Visits Units territorial automobile license interior and level deck with great thorough check. Only minor plates. volume. making it possible to care' Evening performances. the 26th crepancies were found. The pia and 27th, commence at 8 p.m. and were refueled and rechecked. In Help in preparing income fax large and varied cargoes, rapid European Area ve- the afternoon sessions of the 27th returns is available by tele- boarding of men. guns. and Billeted at the Naval Air Stan Gen. Randolph McC. and 28th will begin at 2 p.m. Ad- Pate, Com- phone or at the Honolulu In- hicles. until Friday morning. officers mandant of the Marine Corps. left acicas- mission prices are $1.50 for reserv- a ternal Reyenue office. Accord- Fast unloading of men and men were able to relax after Washington National Airport April ment instantly ready for combat is ed seats and 90 cents for General showers. While awaiting the re:Iir ing to a newspaper report, help 13 years 2. on the first leg of a 26-day in- possible. It also has the operational Admission. Children under leg of their flight, pilots and spection tour of will be available over the week- of age will be admitted for 50 cents. Marine Corps ac- advantages of loading and unload- members were amused by the De-- be Sta- tivities in Europe. end. ing directly onto beach or short Tickets may obtained at the culiar antics of the unpredic:a tion Special Services Office. The Commandant and his party 1957 license plates must be with a minimum of facilities. Am- gooney birds. arrived in London April 2 and The using the bow ramps sup- All profits from this three-day on automobiles by midnight, phibians Departing Friday morning al Hague today. The remainder of the ported by beams can enter or leave affair are earmarked for the Pearl Monday. Failure to do so will 7:09 o'clock, the eight planet schedule calls for visits to Paris cargo ramp at sea. In addition Harbor Youth Center. im- the climbed to 9,000 feet and set on April 14: Genoa. Italy on April result in the car being to bow door, there is another the K-Bay personnel who are inter- speed of 165 knots in order to con- 19; Rome on April 22: Naples on pounded. on the left side of the cargo door ested in participating in the rodeo serve fuel. Because of cloud! April 24: Port Lyautey. French A news story states that 8,- aircraft. are to meet this evening at '7:30 in conditions. they utilized their ra Morocco on April 25; Lisbon. Por- 000 Oahu motorists must get Powered by four Allison T -40- the -D" Co., 2nd Bn.. 4th Mar.. dar equipment during the returs tugal an April 26 and back to their license plates by Monday. A -10 propellor engines. having a I classroom. Entry blanks will be dis- trip to Kaneohe Bay. Washington National Airport on wing span of more than 145 feet, tributed at this meeting or may be April 28. and a length of over 139 feet, the picked up later at Bldg. 942. Comm. Arriving at 3:05 p.m.. the v plane is capable of carrying large City. from TSgt. Pat Donahue, pilots and crew-members payloads. Kaneohe Marine Cowboy Assn g.reeted by their wives and chi: :. FROM: Drum C 1 I president. Individual and team event the and Bugle Corps. I First units to utilize the plane T. Dorsey. commanding of Place will be Brigade Artillery and Serv- fees are $10.00 per man with one fic the 1st Stamp(s) ice Bn. Included in their loads will exception. that being the Junior Marine Brigade. rarIF reining event. which will necessi- Lt. Col. H. A. York. acting C Here be such equipment as a 105mn. howitzer. gun crews, medical equip- tate an entry fee of $2.00 MAG-13. Iment.! 3 '4 ton truck trailer. and bulk This Benefit Show will feature Maj. Nelson. extremely happy the success v ' cargo. tools. rations. and personnel. such events as bareback riding, of his squadron's During the training, the ith calf roping. bull riding. saddle ture. gave high praise to the TO: Marines will deliver infantry com- bronc riding. steer wrestling. Junior neertng and electronics departme bat loads with crew served weap- and Senior class reining, team for doing such a tremendous Mr ons and vehicular equipment. roping. and wild ribbon roping. preparing the planes for flight to the pilots and crews who act-, ...... _M. M. Aviation equipment and personne: The Kaneohe Marine Cowboy will be provided by MAG-13, in- Assn. was well represented last made the flight- cluding vehicles and spare parts Sunday at the Kaneohe Rodeo -The Major also said. "Fli:b Today. members of "C" Co , 7th G Mina:" as rst Dv' saatvo took neat like this will be an integral POI HOWE TODAY. MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE EngBn. are constructing a pontoor. place in the saddle bronc eit-nt of the squadon's syllabus. Ind NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. bridge. furnished by the Army, at and second place in the bareback while we don't have anythisi Postage required: 3d Clam Mall-3c, 1st Class Ma11-41e, Airman- the LST dock which will reach about riding contest. Bill Rodeford gar- planned for the immediate twat 12c._ For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tapir 75 feet out into the water. The nered first place honors in bull we will definitely make m ore Quinn followeu or staple, plane will "dock" at the bridge riding and Woody flights like the one just cornolel" Monda) ba second plaae in the same event ed."