l * * At 'Em BROADSIDE XVI Saturday, September 28, 1940 HIT 3 • KALIPONIA, HIWIKUM! NA VY RELIEF SOCIETY - SHIP'S DANCE PLANNED We have had a lot of rumors this AMERICAN RED CROSS past summer, but here is one that DRIVE BIG SUCCESS It has been proposed t hat we hold seems to be official. Certain ships of two ship's dances while in LongB each, the fleet are going on a cruise to probably during the second week The Arizona met the request for· Kaliponia, which lies 2,000 miles east there. Tentative plans are to hold the contributions to the Navy Relief and of our Islands on the West Coast of dances on successive nights, in order Red Cross in generous fashion. As the that both watches may have the op Noi Amehika. According to reports ship's paper went to press, our con left by occasional visitors at Waikiki, portunity to attend. tributions amounted to $740.40, with this Kaliponia is a wild and wooly the Marines to be heard from on their The following have been designated spot. Its climate is said to be pay-day, September 30. Contributions as division representatives, and all strangely exotic and its natives ex by divisions were as follows: will be required to do their share to otically strange. make the dances a success. Any sug The first thing to be careful about Div. Amount Div. Amount gestions you may wish to put forth is the food. The natives of Kaliponia 1 31.75 E 22.90 should be made to your division rep eat a peculiar mixture that goes by 2 25.75 F 31.50 resentative, who will place the sug the name of Hampahkah- as near 3 30.50 H 9.75 gestion before the Dance Committee. 4 15.45 M 30.75 as we could understand it. It sounds Division Name Rate like plenty pilikia. Another dish is 5 37.80 N 7.00 called a Prankpehke, which is a kind 6 34.75 R 50.55 1st. Callaghan, J . M., GM3c. of meat placed in a large roll of bread A 38.50 s 54.45 2nd. Linbo, GM3c. fruit. It looks like our boys, who are B 43.25 V 14.75 3rd. Beddow, GM3c. used to the simple diet of a luau, are C 33.75 Flag 23.25 4th. Grace, Cox. 5th. Morse, due for some big pains in the opu. The balance, $204.00, was contribut Cox. 6th. Sliman, Cox. Then there are the Wahines, as ed by the various officers, warrant 7th. Cleary, wild a lot as you will fi nd on any officers, and C.P.O's. not listed with Corp. foreign coast. Instead of going bare "F" Bell, FC3c. their divisions. C4 A t, foot or in sandals, they buy expensive Kamm, F2c. shoes and then cut them full of holes " B" Osborne, WTlc. so that their toes and heels stick out. BOAT CREWS WIN 51 POINTS ''E" Smith, EMlc. In order to make people notice their "M'' Post, MMlc. extravagance, they paint the protrud In our first inter-divisional pulling "C" Sig. Christy, SMlc. ing toe nails with a very dark shade races of the current competitive year, "C" Rad. Becker, CRM. of ship's red lead. They wear leis our crews last Saturday won fifty-one "R" Tolman, E. 0 ., Slc. ''S" Housel, J. J., made of fur and like to clothe them points for t he ship, taking two second ccau SK2c. selves in a holoku of tapa that clings places, one third, and one four th, with Dickerson, PhM2c. to their bony frames in a most im nine ships competing. "N" Sink, R., CQM. modest fashion. Unlike our Island In the first race of the day, our 1st Malpus, K. C., CMsmth. git-ls with their gentle Aloha, t he Division crew found themselves pull "V" Greanes, W. B., AM3c. Kaliponia wahines have a greeting ing against a WEST VIRGlNIA crew that sounds like "Kum up an himi." which was reported to contain six of The business men of Kaliponia are their crew that won the Battenberg ANY PICTURES? among the most generous in the Cup race. The Wee Vee's took the world. They come right down to the lead and lengthened it as the race pro Life magazine will get out a Navy waterfront to take your picture or gressed. As the boats passed our Day issue October 26. The magazine quarter-deck, the ARIZONA and to invite you into their stores, where desires pictures that have been taken they will sell you a gold watch for NEVADA crews were neck and neck, and this position was maintained un ashore by Navy personnel in foreign $.50 or a new car for $50.00. Those ports, especially interesting personal who have been there before, however, til near the finish line, when the "At pictur es. None taken in Hawaii are tell of receiving letters later on in 'Em ARIZONA,,. spirit and "ten good desil'ed. Any pictures s u b m i t t e d which these generous traders apolo ones" gave us a lead of a quarter gized for having made a mistake. boat length, to come in second. should be mailed to "Life, Inc.," 9 They had forgotten to explain that The second race was for 2nd Div Rockefeller Plaza, New York City, in the $.50 had to be paid every week ision crews. As the starter's gun sent time to anive before October 7. and the $50.00 every month for at the nine whale boats off at 0925, the least two years. Wee Vee crew again took the lead, · (Continued on page four ) (Continued on page four) SEND TH E AT 'EM HOME PAGE TWO AT 'EM ARIZONA c~-_..,_.,_ CI _ I _ I._..__•• • J\t '~ tn ~ruona WHILE THEY LAST A ahlp'a aeml-month)y paper publlahed bJ A limited supply of our Crossing the officers and men on board the U. S. S. the Line Booklets has been placed on Ari'-Ona in the inter.,.L of 011r ahip and the sale in the Ship's Service Store. The United Statee Navy. booklet sells for $.25 and will be CAPTAJN H. C. TRAlN, U.S. NAVY, greatly appreciated as a souvenier C
BOAT CREWS WIN 51 POINTS PASTORAL CALLS (Continued from page one) r~-~ Chaplain Kirkpatrick will be pleased to call on the families of all the Ariz followed closely by the ARIZONA. With this issue, a new editor ona's married men who desire it. All Soon the CALIFORNIA pulled into takes over the steering wheel. such men should see the Chaplain per second place, with our crew fighting As he sees it, the purpose of a sonally before arrival at Long Beach. the TENNESSEE for third. At the ship's paper is to inform, enter ..... quarter the NEVADA made a bid for tain, and inspire. Restrictions KALIPONIA, HIWIKUM ! third place, but the ARIZONA began Ithese days make the first rather (Continued from page one) pulling ahead and was only a half difficult, but not impossible when length behind the CALIFORNIA at The privillege of visiting this we remember the adage, "Names strange land is one of the blessings the half,-the WEST VIRGINIA lead make news." As for the second ing by three boat lengths. At the incidental to our service in the Navy. aim, "Laughter is the best med Travel is so broadening, you know. three-quarters, the ARIZONA picked icine,"-so an old joke in a new up on he1· stroke, to win second place And if you tire of the strange sights uniform is always welcome on the pike (slang for pilikia) the by more than a length over the CALI (they say there have been no FORNIA. Results:-WEST VIRGINIA Chaplain may be able to arrange a new jokes since Plato's day). sight seeing trip to the famous gold 1st, ARIZONA 2nd, CALIFORNIA The thh·d purpose may seem 3rd, NEVADA 4th. fields and Indian reservations. Indians highbrow,-but all of us want are the descendants of those ab Race three was between crews for salt in our food to bring out the origenes the present natives of Kaii Radio and Signal forces,- all our flavor. That's what inspriation ponia forced to jump off the pali up crew were radiomen. The W E S T does for life. Now if a ship's I on Mt. Whitney, the highest peak in VIRGINIA took the lead, with the paper is to be any good, it must Noi Amehika. CALIFORNIA an d TENNESSEE belong to all hands,-which trailing. The ARIZONA was making means that you'll enjoy reading EASY MARK a bid for third place, and won it by the the paper and sending it home I half. At the three-quarter mark the I if you'll remember to leave at I A prominent line officer was once CALIFORNIA, TENNESSEE and J the Chaplain's Office your con- 1 asked what was the best advice he ARIZONA were fighting for second tribution along any of these could give a young man just entering place, with the CALIFORNIA leading lines. So send in that bit of the Navy. He replied without hesi us by half a length. Although putting _ news, that poem, that joke. tation. "Don't be easy for the gil'ls." on extra speed a hundred yards from We heartily endorse this advice. •!•I ~ ,~~.-.<~•.•1 the finish, our crew missed second We don't expect Navy men to be place by the narrow margin of one W. B. Huckenpoehler ; H. F. Brad angels, and we also believe that the eighth boat length. Results:-West shaw; A. H. Bruene; C. E. Smart; love of a good woman is the great VIRGINIA 1st, CALIFORNIA 2nd, G. H. Riggins; D. J . Cleveland; E. W. ~st thing that can come into a man's ARIZONA 3rd, TENNESSEE 4th. Lane, A. W . Richter, and S. C. John life. Yet how many gi1·ls on whom The fourth and final race of the day son, Alternates; Ensign E. R. Young, you spend your money would you care was between "M" Division crews. Coach. to take home to meet your mother? This time the TENNESSEE took the SECOND DIVISION CREW Why do you suppose the "Battleship lead and held it to win first place. C. L. Nichols, Coxswain; H. H. Kates" or the "Scouting Force Neils" At the quarter the TENNESSEE, Becker, Stroke (P); E. 0. Hicks, follow the fleet? They know the CALIFORNIA, WEST VIRGINIA, Stroke (S); E. J. Marks; H. P. average blue jacket is "easy pickins." and ARIZONA lead the field in the Thompson; H. T. Taylor; R. L. Hunt; Where do you suppose she got that ,,..-,/ ,; ot'der named. At the half, the IDAHO L. N. Smith; J.M. Eme1·y; L. R. Turn wristwatch you noticed when you • had forged into second place, but wall; M. T. Hurst; V. M. Steadman, slipped on the ring you bought from soon began to fall behind. At the Alternate; Ensign J. M. Emery, the credit jeweler? Who paid the rent th1·ee-quarters, the WEST VIRIGINA Coach. before you started to help out? Why was moving up to second place. With Radio and Signal Crew does the Navy hesitate to ship over two hundred yards to go, the ARI J. H. Carnes, Coxswain; C. N. a married man below the 4th pay ZONA was closing rapidly on the CAL Baker, Stroke (P); H. J. Trueblood, grade? It's easy to get a date im IFORNIA, but couldn't quite make Stroke (S) ;W. S. Roberts; F. P. Ell mediately after payday, but mighty it. R es u 1 ts :-TENNESSEE 1st ing; A. E. Price; H. M. Mc Dowell; hai·d before payday. If a girl is WEST VIRIGINA 2nd, CALIFORNIA W. D. Williamson; H. H. Smestad; t·eally interested in you, she will urge 3rd, ARIZONA 4th. C. N. Baxter; E. F. Cross; J. J. Cart you to save money, rather than 'help A great deal of credit is due to the er, and M. M. Davis, Alternates; En- you spend it. crews in these boats and to the junior sign J._.:P:_:... ..! H!:o::.:w=...,,__.....,.,.,_"-IJ..__ _ Think these things over before you office.rs who coached them, and also M" DIVISION CREW are called to the mast to explain your to C.B.M. Rusky who helped condit~o G. Berezny, Coxswain; F. N. Miller, e~,or before you become known all crews. as a habit.ual borrower, or before Stroke (P); S. A. Suermann, Stroke you wa e up some fine day and learn FIRST DIVISION CREW '--.._{§); R. F. Cowle,Jr.; F. J. Estes; R. _!h...at-t e Navy will not permit you to J. A. Martin,Coxswain; W. E. Grif- W. Kiehn; E. Mlly, C. R. Reeves; W. re-enlist. God gave you brains to think. fiths, Stroke (P); T. M. Croft, Stroke B. Rice; B. C. Smalley; T. R. Stevens; Don't plunge headlong into activ1ties (S); R. E. Mommer; T. E. Sulick! Ensign 0. S. Smith, Coach. that may cause you regrets late1·.