NAVY MARINE JUDO ASSOCIATION FORMED
The Navy-Marine Judo Association
(Western’Area ) was formally initiated
on 11 June 1962. The main function of
this new organization is to promote the
sport of Judo among members of the Armed
Forces and in the communities where they
are stationed# The Navy-Marine Judo
Association (Western-Area ) is a branch
of the Armed Forces Judo Association,,l'
which is a member of the Judo Black Belt
Federation of the United’ States,the Am
ateur Athletic Union and the Kodokan
Judo Institute in Tokyo, Japan.
Officers of the new association were
elected as follows in San Diego: Pres
ident Ed Alseika, 4th degree black belt,
Vice President William L. Walker, 2nd
degree black belt, Secretary Treasurer;
John A. Evans,. 2nd degree black belt,
and Tournament Chairman, Roy H# Moore,
3rd degree black belt.
All members of the Navy or Marine
Corp interested in’ practising or prom
oting the sport of Judo and becoming
members in the .Association should address
all inquiries to: John A. Evans, Secret
ary Treasurer, Navy^Marine Judo Associat
ion (West), Box 041 College Grove Station.
San Diego 15, California.
ADAK HONORED BY DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
The station was honored last week with
a brief visit and inspection of facilit
iers by the Deputy Chief of Naval Oper
ations for Air, Vice Admiral R.B. PIRIE,*'
USN, Vice Admiral C.E. EKSTRQM, who is
Commander, U.S. Naval Air Force, U.S.
Pacific Fleet, Vice Admiral Sir William
CRAWFCRD, of the Royal Navy and Rear
Admiral P.D* STROOP, USN, Chief of Adak’s
Management Bureau, the Bureau of Naval
Weapons*
The ArinYiral and his party visited
Adak while on a tour of Pacific Install
ations and departed Adak for Midway
where ’they will continue to inspect the
Pacific area facilitas.
Next week Adak will be visited by the
Inspection team of the Navy Inspectors
3eneral*s Office.
TURKEY SHOT RESULTS
The 4th of July Turkey Shoot saw
many Adakians shooting their way.to
prizes of Hams, Turkeys, games.and
many other items.
In the following events the Nimrods
listed really"brought home the bacon'1
by being best out of 10 competitors in
each shoot-off.
SGT F. R. LOPEZ, Marine Barracks
won a Ham and Turkey for'excelling'1 in
the 30-06 and 22 caliber field.
CEC J. D. HAMER, NavSta, P.W. Dept,
won a Ham for 30-06 competition.
ETCS C. PARKER, NavSta won a Ham £
S/SGT R. E. BAILEY, Co. "A”, ComSta™
won a Ham.
E0H2 R.D. COGDILL, NavSta, P.W. won
a Turkey.
Mrs. G.J. EISCHENS, NavSta won a Ham
and a Turkey for her sharp shooting.
SGT J.W. MILLER, Army Propagration
Station won a turkey.
LT W. A. SIMPSON, NavSta won two
Hams •
RMC B.M. HADLEY, CornSta won a Ham.
Congratulations to the above winners.
TRAFFIC COURT SUSPENSIONS
The following personnel received sus
pensions of their driver*s license and ^
all privileges as listed as a result of
Traffic Court held 3 July 1962:
Case No*
Violation
Awarded
208
209
Negligence
15 days
Driving while Perm.Sus
under the influencePer^s^on
of alcohol Referral
to Batt*
Cdr.Mast
210
Speeding;Ignoring Referral
Officers signal tbo Batt.
Cdr.Mast
211
Unauthorized
Parking
5 days
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