titmE coin. NITfl I, Marines Observira3rd Birthday 111111,41111111 A: Parade,Pageant ff N 1/111111-4-- Vol. 17 No. 44 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii November 7, 1968 Highlight Fete

A parade, scheduled for furnish the music for both the Separation Pay tomorrow at 3 p.m. on Platt parade and pageant. Field, and a historical pageant will The pageant will be a review of highlight K-Bay's celebration of the history of the Marine Corps. Policy Changes the Marine Corps' 193rd anniversary. Dec.1 Lieutenant General Edwin A. Sgt. Eslick Wins Commence Pollock, retired former Fleet The Secretary of the Navy has Marine Force Pacific commander, issued new residence requirements and Lt. Gen. Henry W. Buse Jr., Navy Day Award for Family Separation present FMF Pac commander, will be reviewing officers for Sergeant H. F. Eslick, Marine Allowances. the Air Control Squadron 2, has been The present program will be parade. The First Marine Brigade presented the annual Marine of terminated Nov. 30. Those the Year - Award given by the personnel who meet the Executive Officer, Lt. Col. M. R. Ives, Honolulu Council of the Navy requirements for FSA will have has been designated as troop commander. League. the opportunity to submit a Members of the 1st Marine A career Marine on his second supplemental certificate in order COMMAND CHANGE Colonel W. C. McCraw Jr., left, passes the - Brigade, the Air Station, 1st enlistment, Sgt. Eslick received to have the FSA reinstated in colors of MAC-24 to Colonel Alexander Wilson during ceremonies last Radio Battalion, 1st ANGLIGO, the award on the basis of the December. In cases where credit Friday. Colonel McCraw, previously the commander the of both and Hedron will be in the following letter submitted by his has not been reinstated an entry Brigade and Croup, will continue as Brigade Commanding Officer. marching units. commanding officer, Lieutenant will be made in the individuals The FMF Pacific Drum Colonel E. L. Conroy. pay record which will serve as a and request for pay record Bugle Corps and the Marine "Sgt. Eslick was recently Maj. Bauer With Unit Barracks, Pearl Harbor, Band wit recognized as the Marine c the information if FSA is authorized Month by his squadron at KMCAS for December. In observance because his To be entitled to Family of Veteran's of outstanding iniative Day, Nov. 11, the and leadership qualities. separation Allowance a member His Dad Commanded with the Medal Commissary will be closed "A veteran of Vietnam, he must maintain a residence or Major W. D Bauer, citation awarded Bauer Saturday, Nov. 9, and Will served as a radio technician, team household for his dependents, Maintenance Officer for Marine.. of Honor to Col. re-open for normal operation leader, and platoon sergeant. subject to his management and Fighter Attack Squadron 212, is posthumously. Tuesday, Nov. 12. Nov. 14, While assigned to 1st Force control, which he would likely now serving with the same unit his Missing in action on Also on Nov. 9 the 7-Day in the water Reconnaissance Battalion he share with them as a common father, Lieutenant Colonel H. W. Col. Bauer was seen Exchange Store will close at 5 participated in more than 30 household during leave or when Bauer, was commanding when he after he was shot down. But, four p.m. K-Bay Inn will serve searching by patrols within enemy territory his duty assignments would earned the Congressional Medal of days of intense until 1 p.m. The Bowling permit. Honor. planes and by Russell islands Alley Snack Bar will be open and was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat "V" for his Doubt exists as to entitlement In 1942, Col. Bauer natives failed to locate any further its normal hours. All other professional skill, energy and to FSA when the address volunteered to pilot a fighter trace of him. activities will also operate aggressive Indicated on the emergency data plane in defense of Guadalcanal, As a young boy, Major Bauer normal Saturday hours. action. Normal holiday hours will be "Sgt. Eslick voluntarily record is different than the one to participating in two air battles received the Medal for his father observed on Nov. 11. extended his overseas which his dependents' allotments against enemy bombers and iSee BAUER, Page 31 tour in Vietnam and thus did not return are sent; the address to which fighters outnumbering United household goods are shipped or States forces two to one. to the United States until April of the address to which the On Sept. 28, he shot down one 1967. K-Bay MarinesDecorated qualified jumper and dependents' dislocation enemy bomber and on Oct. 3, he "A allowances were sent. destroyed four enemy planes, SCUBA man, he has successfully completed Entitlement to FSA does not shooting them down in flames and the parachuting course at Benning, Georgia, exist when the child of a divorced leaving a fifth smoking badly. For Heroism in Vietnam Fort and the SCUBA Diving Course at San member is living in the household After leading 28 planes on an Three awards, the Bronze Star Sergeant T. E. Martin receive the of the grandparents and the over water ferry of more than 600 Medal, the Navy Achievement Navy Achievement Medal with the Diego Naval Station." Since entering the Marine member is contributing to the miles on Oct. 16, while circling to Medal, and the Navy Combat "V". As a member of the Corps, Sgt. Eslick has obtained his .:hilds support. If the members' land, Col. Bauer sighted a Commendation Medal, were Fifth Reconnaissance Battalion, high school diploma the dependents live with friends or squadron of enemy planes presented last week to three of he served with the First through relatives and the member does not attacking the USS McFarland. Kaneohe's Marines. Reconnaissance Battalion, First GED program. A During his five years in the maintain a residence for them he Although low on fuel and First Battalion, 27th Marines Marine Division in Vietnam. Bravo Marine Corps, he has earned, in is not eligible, or if a dependent alone in the air, he engaged the fell out in battalion formation to platoon sergeant in addition to the Bronze Star with child is living in a dormitory or whole squadron and destroyed witness Sergeant D. Van Fleet Jr., Company, he became noted for Combat "V", a Presidential Unit boarding house for which the four enemy planes before he was receive the nation's seventh the outstanding performance of Citation, Navy Unit Citation, member is paying rent and forced down by lack of fuel. highest award, the Bronze Star his duties, besides leading several National Defense Medal, Good subsistence for the child. "His intrepid fighting spirit and Medal with Combat "V". long range patrols into enemy Conduct Medal, Vietnamese Distinctive ability as a leader and As Lieutenant Colonel R. E. B. held territory. While there he also Campaign with two stars, and Holiday routine will be in in airman exemplified in his Palmer, 1/27's Commanding filled the post of Battalion Service Medal. effect Monday, November 11, splendid record of combat Officer, made the presentation, its (See MEDALS, Page 3) Vietnamese in observance of Veterans' achievement, were vital factors in was recalled that Van Fleet was a Day 1968. the successful operations in the corporal serving as a Forward South Pacific Area," read the Observer with 1st Battalion, 7th es in Vietnam on February 68. EPARTMENT OF THE NAVY :ar the hamlet of La Chau in OMMANDING OFFICER novince of Quang Nam, he MARINE CORPS AIR STATION his unit came under heavy r--0 SAN FRANCISCO 96615 y fire. In the midst of at, despite severe wounds, OFFICIAL BUSINESS Fleet managed to pinpoint 4- .AC.S..-27JC; 1 ..tv 5.6 irigin of the incoming rounds. ig in and directing friendly !ry support, he was the .ive factor in forcing the y to quickly disengage. the same ceremony, Sgt. Meet was handed the warrant AWARDED MEDALS Sgt. D. Van Fleet Jr., left, was presented the -omotion to his present rank. Bronze Star Medal, and SSgt. T. E. Martin, Navy Achievement, during llowing this,,l /27 saw Staff ceremonies at the 1st Battalion, 47th Marines. Page 2 Windward Marine November 7, 1968 Congress Authorizes a Marine Corps Resolution Passes; Two Battalions Form

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. the units. 10-The Continental Congress It has been reported that passed a resolution here today Samuel Nicholas, a local clubman forming a Marine Corps to aid in of some note and nephew of the fight for independence. Atwood Shute, a former mayor of Introduced by John Adams of Philadelphia, will be the first the Commonwealth of officer commissioned an Massachusetts, the bill authorizes American Marine. His the raising of two battalions of appointment is expected to be Marines. They will be called the effective later this month. First and Second Battalions of Further investigation revealed American Marines. that Robert Mullan, proprietor of Recruiting will start Tun Tavern, will also be immediately to find men that are commissioned a captain. He has good seamen to fill the ranks of donated the use of the tavern for the new Corps. Men will be a recruiting office. enlisted and commissioned to Able-bodied men with a yen serve during the present war for adventure and a between the colonies and Great knowledge of the sea, who desire pay, bounty. Britain. ample rations and grog, should It is understood that the stop by Tun Tavern soonest. majority of the Marines will serve STAND-UP FIGHT - Under the command of Captain Samuel Miller and Commodore Joshua Barney, Marines aboard naval vessels where they fight the British Army at Blandersburg, Aug. 24, 1814. will be formed into boarding Two Forts Fall parties, landing teams, gun crews and special marksmen units for engagements at sea. To Leathernecks Marine Aviator Braves Enemy Fire; The resolution authorizes that one colonel, two lieutenant In Bahama Fight colonels, two majors and other officers as usual in other NEW PROVIDENCE. Rescues 18 From Nicaragua Bandits regiments be appointed to lead BAHAMAS. March 4, 1776 - Marines under the command of QUILALI, NICARAGUA, Jan. Flying 10 flights in two days 700 bandits near here. Capt. Samuel Nicholas stormed 8, 1928 - Marine First Lieutenant the 33 year-old aviator pulled off Members of Schilt's unit. Pacific Offensive ashore here yesterday to capture Christian Frank Schilt, although what is believed to be the first Marine Observation Squadron 7. Forts Montague and Nassau. under heavy fire from a large rescue of wounded ground troops flew cover while Marines on the The landing party. 220 Marines enemy force, successfully by an aircraft. ground prepared a makeshift Starts; Marines and 50 sailors, came over the completed a rescue mission today The action started two days ago landing strip for the intrepid flyer. beaches at the eastern end of the island that helped save the lives of 18 when two columns of Marines Part of the town was leveled by Hit Guadalcanal in the first amphibious fellow Marines. were ambushed by an estimated fire and other meand to make landing by American Marines. room for Schilt's modified After establishing a beachhead Chance-Vought-Corsair (02U-I ) to GUADALCANAL. SOLOMON ashore, Capt. Nicholas sent a land. Once the area was cleared he ISLANDS, Aug. 7, 1942 - U. S. dispatch to the Governor here Marines stormed ashore here 224 Marines lir-Litted' To started on his errands of mercy. stating he was today to commense the first that only interested Observers held their breath as Allied land offensive of World War in the military stores and he and Punchbowl Area he piloted his craft in for the II. his men would respect the private Mountainous landing on what was little more Under the command of Major property of local citizenry. pounds of cargo into an area so than a rough street in this small General A. A. Vandegrift, the men The British garrison at Fort SEOUL, KOREA, Sept. 1951 Nicaraguan town. With "almost - United States Marines remote that it would take at least of the First Marine Division met Montague offered token resistant: established another "first" nine hours to reach it. superhuman skill" he managed to little opposition today as they yesterday afternoon (they iir, yesterday when Marine Medium To top off the operation, one land and take off 10 times. captured their main objective, an three shots) before turning th, Helicopter Squadron 161 air-lifted of the "Whirleybirds" laid eight He has been recommended for airfield. installation over to the Marin, 224 combat-equipped miles of telephone wire from the the Medal of Honor for his feat. It has been evident all day that No one was hurt by the gunfi: Leathernecks into the landing site to the regimental complete tactical surprise was Starting at daylight tl mountainous area east of the command post in 14 minutes. Officer achieved in this landing. The only morning, the landing par Punchbowl. For Marine helicopters, "firsts" Marine enemy position has been a few marched from Fort Montag This was the first time that the are getting to be routine. It was a sniper rounds. towards Fort Nassau. On the u.. Corps' veritcal envelopment Marine "bird" that plucked a Orbits Earth for However, as the Marines dig in they were met by a Governor concept has been used in an actual Navy pilot out of Inchon Harbor for their first night on the island, messenger who informed them combat situation. for the first rescue of this type Historic First they are aware that a long, tough they would take the fort. and the squadron (161) that fight lies ahead. I he raid netted 71 cannon, 15 In a matter of four hours the carried the troops is the world's CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA., the division brass mortars, and 24 casks transport helicopters flew the first transport helicopter Feb. 20, 1962 - At 9:47 (EST) Other units of troops and more than 17,000 squadron. this morning Marine LtCol. John landed on Tulagi and it is reported powder. There were no friend, H. Glenn Jr. started his historic that they have run into heavy casualties and no powd voyage into space as he became enemy opposition. expended. the first American astronaut to orbit the earth. Four hours and 55 minutes later, after three trips around the earth, he splashed down into the Atlantic some 166 miles east of Grand Turk Island in the Bahamas. Shortly after the landing the Navy destroyer USS NOA plucked the Friendship 7 (Glenn's spaceship) out of the water.

The JISO and Windy Staffs Wish You All

END OF RIDE - Marines use scaling ladders to storm ashore at Inchon, Happy was one the fastest operations on record, Korea, Sept. 15, 1950. It of BOMBS AWAY - A TBF-1C from Marine Torpedo Bomber Squadron . .1 f it t.. - n 1;« silo MI ALI_ _I -1 - - November 7, 1968 3 Windward Marine General Buse Claims Blue Chips in Vietnam Lieutenant General Henry W. many large food, medical and Buse, Jr., commander of all weapons caches in and along the Marines in the Pacific area, Demilitarized Zone. He explained recently returned from a 17 day that he believed the NVA had THROUGH THE YEARS - The uniforms have changed wad the missions expanded o; keep the Corps fact finding tour of Marine pulled out to get supplies and eat, synonomous with the "finest." installations on Okinawa, Japan, but did not rule out their return South Korea and Vietnam. to action after regrouping and During a press conference at refitting their units. rBirthday Messagesi Army Colonel his Camp Smith headquarters the Referring to the large supply General said "Militarily the NVA caches found in I Corps and is licking his wounds. The enemy throughout South Vietnam, the Commandant Lauds Facilities in the 1 Corps has had to pull general claimed, "We've got the This 10th of November 1968 marks the 193rd anniversary of the back," Buse continued, "I think founding of our Corps. Conceived in a period of crisis, Marines ever While Army Lieutenant they were forced to pull back." since have stood ready to defend the Republic. We do so today. Colonel W. G. Benedict was Saying that he thought that the Our success derives from the sweat and blood of the Marines who stationed in Vietnam, his family NVA were hungry, the general preceded us. We see the value of this heritage reflected in the combat lived in this area. Upon his return cited the recent discoveries of record of our forces in Vietnam. home to Glen Burnie, Md., he To those past Marines who have made the Corps what it is - the wrote the following letter to finest fighting force the world has ever seen -we pay our everlasting Colonel F. C. Opeka, Air Station Medals... respect. To those wearing the uniform today, 1 say, "Well done; commanding officer. continue the march." (Continued from Page 1) Our Corps lives in the hearts and minds of Marines - regular, reserve, "Somewhat belatedly I wish to Logistics Chief. retired - throughout the world. To them, and to their families on this commend you for the excellent Marine Air Base Squadron -24 very special day, I send my personal greetings and best wishes. facilities and services provided at (MABS-24) was the scene of ceremonies for First Lieutenant Leonard F. Chapman Jr. Kaneohe Marine Corps Air General, U.S. Marine Corps Station. R. I. Edwards who was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal "The Youth Activities with the Combat "V". As blue chips militarily, and we've Station - Brigade Organization and Teen Club, in Resident Base Development thrown them off stride in all which our sons participated, are Officer for the Quang Tri and areas." Today we pause to celebrate the 193rd anniversary of our Corps, a very well organized and operated. Dong Ha bases from August, 1967 Asked about V.C. activity the time to remember those Marines who have served so well before us and, We particularly enjoyed the use of to August, 1968, lstLt. Edwards general with just pride in their accomplishments, to honor our contemporaries said that "The Viet Cong the golf course (the most these bases from who are even now adding to the great traditions of service to God, converted are greatly depleted in I Corps," beautiful military course I have Country and Corps. temporary encampments to pointing out that the V.C. ranks seen), During the nearly two centuries of service to our Nation, Marines the Base Exchanges and the permanent combat bases and have been supplemented by NVA have been "first to fight for right and freedom." This is truly a legacy commissary (the most efficient on sophisticated air facilities. who do not know the people or to be proud of, and one to build upon to insure that the Marine Corps the island); however, I wish to He personally surveyed these the local areas, which contributes will always be the United States' Amphibious Force-in-Readiness. mention the base Dispensary for enemy infested areas and directly to their ineffective May this day be a real Happy Birthday for all of you. the outstanding services given my contributed highly to the activities. family. I wish to thank Dr. E. C. development and expansion of Noel, personally, for his these advanced bases from Colonel W. C. McGraw, Jr. Colonel F. C. Opeka - professional skill and most which successful drives against the Friday Deadline U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Marine Corps Commanding Officer Commanding Officer understanding assistance rendered enemy were launched. First Marine Brigade. FMF Marine Corps Air Station my family during my recent tour To Order Corsage in Vietnam. Deadline for ordering corsages "Aloha, Taxes, Fines, Jail and keep up the fine for the Birthday Ball through the work." Marine Corps Exchange Special Major Bauer ... For Marijuana Use Order Department, Building 140, "He (my father) was my hero is at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8. (Continued from Page I Ship Named Personnel who use, possess or 1 Patrons are urged to place their at 'sliramra Naval Air Station. and wanted to be a Marine pilot transfer marijuana are liable to orders as soon as possible. All Though he remembers little, the too, and that's what I am," stated both a tax and criminal special orders for corsages will be Major states, "It all seemed like a Major Bauer. prosecution. Unlawful possession For Reasoner delivered and can be picked up at big parade me at the time. My of marijuana makes an individual to the Main Exchange, Building the nother actually received HQMC Chaplain The first U.S. Naval ship to be liable for a tax at the rate of $100 1090, Saturday, Nov. 9. iiedal." per ounce or any fraction of an named after a Marine who earned The following types and prices The fourth member of his John Craven ounce. This tax is in addition to the Medal of Honor in Vietnam is of corsages are available: Large from the U.S. amily to graduate being built in Seattle. any civil fines resulting from Cattleya Orchid Corsage, purple was Former Marine Caval Academy, Major Bauer The keel of the USS Frank S. prosecution. or white, $3; Small Cattleya riven the usual Presidential A former Marine is the newly Reasoner, a destroyer escort, was The names of people who are Orchid, purple or white, $2; appointment to Annapolis given assigned Navy Chaplain on the laid April 22. It is expected to be guilty of unlawful possession of Vanda Orchid Corsage, seven 10 sons of men holding the staff of the Commandant of the launched Jan. 11, 1969. marijuana are reported to the flowers, purple, $1.50; Vanda :onpressional Medal of Honor.' Marine Corps. First Lieutenant Reasoner was Internal Revenue Service. In Orchid Corsage, five flowers, Despite this appointment, he had He is Captain John H. Craven, posthumously was awarded the addition to the tax liability, purple, $1; Carnation Corsage, o take tests like everyone else. USN, who enlisted for a hitch in nations' highest decoration Jan. violation of the law confronts the three flowers, colors available, Graduating in 1958, he earned the Marine Corps in the 1930s. 31, 1967 for his heroic actions marijuana user with the maximum red, white, blue, yellow, pink and i Bachelor of Science Degree in At HQMC Chaplain Craven while commanding "A" punishment of 20 years peppermint, $1.50; and Rose military science and was serves also on .the staff of the Company, 3d Recon Battalion, 3d imprisonment and a fine of Corsage, red, pink or yellow, ommissioned a second lieutenant Chief of Chaplains in the Bureau Marine Division. $20,000. $1.50. one 4, 1958. of Naval Personnel. Less than ten years later, he Craven enlisted in the Corps in entered the Vietnam war as a 1933 and was discharged to the House of the Month captain and a fighter pilot. While Reserves in 1935. in Vietnam, promoted to he was In 193; , he was ordained and Major, earned the Distinguished in 1942 earned his Master of Flying Cross, and eight Air Theology Degree from Central Medals. Baptist Seminary, Kansas City, Kan. Craven was commissioned a Lt. Branch'Exchange (jg) in the Chaplain Corps in 1942 Are You Aware that yesterday and attended Navy Chaplain branch exchange opened in School in Norfolk, Va. aiding 301, MAG area? This During WWII, he served with nch activity is stocked with a the 14th Marines and was awarded Inirnum assortment of the Bronze Star for courage and igarettes, cigars, tobaccos, devotion while under heavy fire iscellaneous toiletry items, on Saipan. tionery supplies, military needs In Korea the Captain earned a reading material. Hours are 8 second Bronze Star and a Legion ENLISTED - SSgt. and Mrs. A. Burton, and 1..tCol. J. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - of Merit while with the 1st Marine OFFICER - istI,A and Mrs. G. Rushlau. riday Division. Farrell, Station executive officer.

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Career Notes mEmo 1 A Day To Remember By GySgt. Frank J. Dunn Jr. On November 11, 1918, at 5 a.m. Paris time, representatives of the TODAY: Noon Meal - Soup, hot government of Germany, the most powerful of the Central Powers turkey sandwich, turkey gravy, French fried potatoes, buttered peas, buttered engaged in World Wtr I, signed an armistice of 35 clauses, the mose Two more commonly asked the VA to offer conversion. squash. Evening Meal - Soup, charcoal severe and drastic ever demanded from a major power. ouestiorts, and grilled steak, baked beans, potato the V.A. their If your son has a At 11 a.m. that same day, the battlefields fell silent, hostilities answers appear salad, pickled beets, brown and serve authoritative service-connected disability, he rolls. ended, and for the first time in four years, the world was at peace. below. may also be eligible for $10,000 World War I was over! Q-My son is being discharged special insurance through the VA FRIDAY: Noon Meal - Clam Historians of the time dubbed World War I as "the war to end all chowder, fried ocean perch, baked service month and 1 from next that can be, in addition to or in haddock, Spanish sauce, stuffed wars." Those of us now in uniform know only too well that such was want to be sure he keeps his the place of his converted SGLI pepper, scalloped potatoes, buttered not the case. First came World War II, then Korea and now Vietnam: green beans, buttered carrots, southern veterans insurance. I regret that 1 coverage. He should check with' style corn bread with bacon, tartar The strife, conflict and tension the world has endured .in the dropped mine after World War II. his nearest VA regional office sauce, sandwich line. Evening Meal - intervening fifty years may have dimmed the significance of World War Soup, fried chicken (Newport style), What does he have to do? after he gets out of service barbecue chicken, mashed potatoes, I for many of us. concerning all of his veterans giblet gravy buttered peas, okra and But November 11 is still a day to be remembered. A-Servicemen are now benefits. tomatoes. Until 1954, Americans celebrated Nov. I I as an observance of the covered up to $10,000 while on am a veteran attending Q-I Noon Meal Brunch. and 120 days SATURDAY: - active duty for college under the G. I. Bill and Evening Meal - Shrimp cocktail, thereafter by Serviceman's Group plan to be married in the near cocktail sauce, crisp saltines, grilled fillet mignon, sauteed mushrooms and Life Insurance. Unlike after World future. Can I claim my as a wife onions, baked potatoes and sour .4r War 11, however, they cannot keep dependent for an increased cream, buttered corn, broccoli with this insurance as veterans educational allowance from the lemon butter, Parker House rolls, insurance. Instead, within 120 birthday cake, ice cream, assorted Veterans Administration even sa'Ids with dressings, assorted breads. days after being separated from though she will be working? service they must convert their A-Yes, you may claim your SUNDAY: Noon Meal - Brunch. SGLI policies to policies with a wife as a dependent regardless of Evening Meal - Shrimp Cocktail, commercial company. Nearly 600 cocktail sauce, crisp saltines, grilled whether she is working. and fillet mignon, sauteed mushrooms "twos. companies have been approved by It's a good career. Stay with it. 'onions, baked potatoes and sour cream, buttered corn, broccoli with end of World War I. But then the Congress of the United States Parker House rolls, lemon butter, amplified the meaning of the holiday, designating it Veterans Day a birthday cake, ice cream assorted rt salads with dressings, assorted breads. day to honor all the men and women who have served in the armed forces of the United States. MONDAY: Noon Meal - Brunch. Veterans Day is a day when all Americans should pause a moment in _de 4111 Evening Meal - Soup, oven roast beef, recollection and prayer. mashed potatoes, brown gravy, green The Windward Marine is an unofficial newspaper published weekly by' beans with mushrooms, Harvard beets, By making just this simple observance before going on with Our the World Wide Publishing Co., 1956 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, brown and serve rolls. normal holiday activities, we will have paid proper homage to the Hawaii, in the interest of personnel of the United States Marine Corps Air millions of Americans, past and present. living and dead, who have Station Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. TUESDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, courageously served their country. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the U. S. liver fiesta, grilled frankfurters, O'Brien Navy or Marine Corps. potatoes, boiled blackeyed peas, It is also a day for those of us who now serve - the veterans of All photos unless otherwise credited are official U. S. Marine Corps buttered squash, sandwich line. tomorrow - to rededicate ourselves to the principles of freedom and photographs Evening Meal - Soup, roast fresh ham, candied sweet potatoes, mashed human dignity for which our comrades-in-arms throughout America's News copy will be screened by the Joint Informational Services Office, G potatoes, buttered corn, southern style history have fought and died. (AFPS) Bldg 221, Kaneohe Bay, extention 72104. Copy must be submitted no greens, chilled spiced applesauce. later than 4 p.m. the Monday before publication. Advertising and subscription rates are available from World Wide WEDNESDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, fr Publishing Co., sole agent for Windward Marine advertising at 1965 Ala Salisbury steak, French fried potatoes, Education Notes Moana Boulevatl, Honolulu. simmered navy beans, buttered peas. Evening Meal Soup, Spanish pot Annual subscription rate is $5 payable in advance to any domestic or - By SSgt. Dick Bernier method of reading. For any military address Postmaster Form 3579 should be forwarded to World roast, mashed potatoes, vegetable gravy, simmered pinto beans with The time is here again. The information concerning the above Wide Publishing Co. r. bacon, buttered lima beans. University of Hawaii has news, contact the Station announced their list of courses to Education Office at 7061 or be offered the third accelerated 73572 or come in and see us at term starting Jan. 8, 1969. any time. At K-Bay we will offer four courses: I. LAW 300, Principles of business law 2. BAS 315, Electronic data processing for business 3. ECON 150, Principles of economics 4. HIST 152, World civilization Those of you who are interested in continuing your CATHOLIC college work or starting your St. Michael's Chapel advanced education should come SUNDAY MASSES: 8, 9:30 and II in and see us at the Education a.m. through Friday Office. The time to start the WEEKDAYS: Monday MENU 11:30 a.m.: Saturday, 3:30 p.m. paperwork rolling is now. There HOLY DAYS: 11:30 a.m., 4:30 and 7 SMOKED CANADIAN PORK RIBS 3c are transcripts to send for and p.m. GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK U S CHOICE 95 tuition assistance forms to fill out. CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 4 :o S 2 95 TERIYAKI STEAK The Entrance Exam will be p.m., and one half how before al U 5 CHOICE 3.50 SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS. Masses. U S CHOICE 3 95 administered at the University TOP SIRLOIN STEAK, BAPTISMS: Saturday, 3 p.m. NEW YORK CUT SIRLOIN STEAK, Nov. 30 and Dec. 14 in Bilger PRACTICE 5 SC CHILDREN'S CHOIR U.S. CHOKE Hall. LOBSTER TAIL 4.95 Thrusday. 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. ROAST PRIME RIBS Of EASTERN Chaminade College of ADULT CHOIR PRACTICE: CORN FED SLACK ANGUS REEF Honolulu will also offer courses 7 p.m. BUTTER BROILED MAHIMAHI STEAK 2 95 CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CLASSES: aboard K-Bay. The first English Wines From U.S, CHOICE STEAK t LOBSTER For children. Monday, 2:30 p.m- Select 4 9, COMBINATION 102 and the second American during the school year at the Chapel Our List Will SMOKED PORK RIB & LOBSTER 49, History 1865 - their dates have Annex. Enhance Your After COMBINATION BAKED POTATO WITH SOUR CREAM & not yet been announced, but as PROTESTANT Meal. Dinner CHIVES 50 soon as they are we will relay the Trinity Chapel 25 L Have A STEAMED WHITE RICE information on to you. SLT.i.rAY SCHOOL: 9 a.m. Bat Pinky's Famous There have been many transportation provided to Chapel INCLUDES Annex, Building 462. Irish Coffee inquiries concerning the Speed a.m. SALAD BAR HOT GARLIC WORSHIP SERVICE: 10:30 CHILLED FRESH Reading Course. Arrangements ti FRENCH BREAD & COFFEE. SANKA OR TEA Trinity Chapel. have been made with Mr. Young, CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP the instructor, to start a new class 6 p.m., Chapel Annex. MENU First Sunday ci DESSERT CHILDREN'S Nov. 26. It will be conducted each HOLY COMMUNION: I sc Kt CIttAl4 25 OROLIN0 SIRLOIN every month. TIM AXISTIAR 175 Tuesday and Thursday evening for REHEARSAL: Children) CH2252 Cast 544.14SMAIS !MAK I 75 CHOIR a period five weeks 3dar U.S 0901C2 117 MAK 7 75 of and the Choir. 4:30 p.m. each Tuesday: OPEN WELT IMMO MS 7 25 cost will be S25. Remember we Choir, 7 p.m. each Thursday. 10 ht qeell TILL FOR RESERVATIONS must have 25 people in order to WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL: 970 NORTH 4454P00 AvI third Tuesday of each month. 43° KAULIA. Oriu PHONE 254.3536 start this class. 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MCI CERTIFICATES - Personnel from VMFA-235 receiving MCI Certificates for completion of the General Electric Corp. Engine Course are, kneeling from left to right, PFC A. W. Clark, Electricity and LETTER OF APPRECIATION -- Electronics Course from MCI; Cpl. G. R. Myers; Cpl. A. honato; LCpl. Sergeant T. R. Battle Jr., Staff E. Fassino; LCpl. L. J. Barnett; and LCpl C. D. Kinkel. Standing are J. Crash Crew, received a Letter of F. Lacey, left, technical representative from General Electric who Appreciation from the City of administered the Engine course, and Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Honolulu Fire Department, for GED CERTIFICATES - Operations Department personnel receiving Tyksinski. classes in training in military USA Fl High School General Education Development Certificate are, aircraft accidents. from left fo right, LCpl T. McCoy; PFC R. D. Bowen; Cpl. C. L. Cole; and LCpl. R. IV. Waterhouse.

SWORN IN - SSgt. Ernest Branch took the oath for another ADDS ONE STRIPE - Cpl. J. F. Field Main t. Ph., GOOD CONDUCT - LCpl. E. R. ,enlistment at ceremonies held at Mandry, H&S COURSE COMPLETIONS -.ell received the Certificate of - Operations Department personnel MACS-2. was promoted to his present rank. receiving MCI Certificates are from left to right, SSgt. B. Espinoza, for .,1 Conduct, the first award for spelling; Sgt. G. D. Stevenson, for map and aerial reading; LCpl. D. W. period of Sept. I, 1965 to Lane, LCpl. F. D. Smith, LCpl. E. SI Valdez and PFC R. H. Farmer, for 1.11/11.1r '1. 1968. the Marine NCO course 1.11111111Myr

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....averrreesweernerern7riffirerft, esshall Plans WEDNESDAY: stall INS. Luncheon, with guest speaker Holiday Meals Lt.Col. William Jaeck at I 1 a.m. K-BAY CLUB SCENE Subject: UCMJ. Host sponsor is H&S Co., 1st Marine Brigade. For Dependents NOTE: The air-conditioned Princess Kaiulani Hotel, 120 OFFICERS ALOHA hospitality. (Make SATURDAY: Don't forget to Personnel authorized to subsist reservations now.) Charlie' Tate pick up your free co,sage here at Kaiulani Ave., Waikiki, has been in the enlisted mess and their FRIDAY: Here it is a beginning the Staff Club, for whoever all is selected as the site for the Will be here to play for your dependents, officers and their of new weekend, and there is no going to the Ball - the doors open Kaneohe Bay Staff NCOs to listening pleasure from 6 to 8 dependents have been invited to better way to start it off than at at 8 a.m, and the bar at 11 to 5 celebrate the 193rd Anniversary p.m., then he will be playing the eat the dinner meals on your K-BAY "0" CLUB'S famous p.m. The entire club will be closed of the Marine Corps. organ from 8 to 11:30 for your Thanksgiving and Christmas days. Friday night Happy Hour. Come at 5 p.m. See you all at the Ball Festivities will start at 6 p.m. favorite sing-along. Bar closes at at Mess No. 2, building 1089. on in ind enjoy plenty of your Happy Birthday, Marines, from in the Meeting Roo with no host 11:30 P.M. Both meals will be served from favorite drinks and plenty of the Club staff. cocktails. Dinner will be served at 11. The 2:45 p.m. to 5 p.m. on each those delicious pupus. If you feel MONDAY: Nov. 7:45 and the ceremony will and Nat King Cole's brother, singer holiday. guilty about having a cool one Dining Room will be closed commence at 9 p.m. a holiday Eddie Cole, will entertain the Tickets must be purchased in while your loved one sits home the Club will operate on Major General Hugh M. Staff NCOs and their ladies during advance at Mess No. 2 from 8 to and slaves over a hot stove, why schedule. Elwood, Assistant Chief of Staff, SPECIALS FOR the birthday activities Saturday at 10 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. on Nov. not bring her out for a candlelight LUNCHEON CINCPAC, will officiate at the 7:45 p.m. 20 and 21 and Dec. 19 and 20. dinner? Dinner hours are 7 p.m. - THE WEEK OF NOV. 11 - NOV. traditional cake-cutting ceremony The cost for the holiday meals 10 p.m. tonight. Band for tonight 15 SUNDAY: "Eye Openers" are as the representative of the will be $1.20 for officers and is the Musicians. Mon: Dining Room closed; on special at the bar. Doors open FMFPac Commanding General. authorize.d civilians, $1 for SATURDAY: Marine Corps Tues: Hot Turkey Sandwiches; at noon with dinner at 5 p.m. Two bands have been hired to enlisted personnel on commuted Birthday Ball Day: Sorry, the Wed: Liver and onions with Let's all meet at the bar and provide the music for the eveinig. rations and 60 cents for children Dining Room will be closed bacon; Thurs: Stuffed cabbage; watch the "opening" on TV A combo, The Musicians, will play under 12 years of age. today. However, the Bar will open F i: Fried Shrimp. MONDAY: Veterans Day - during the cocktail hour preceding at 11 a.m. and will tentatively holiday routine at the club. Doors dinner. and the Fabulous STAFF NCO CLUB close at 8 p.m. open at 11 a.m. Fascinations will play for the Scholarship SUNDAY: Pool opens at 9 TODAY: A lot of "word" to TUESDAY: Bulk Cheese and dance that is expected to start a.m. Brunch goes from 9 a.m. to 1 Cracker Barrel Hour, 6 to 9 p.m. pass on. Tonight we have Bosses' about 9:30 and run until I a.m. p.m. Bar opens at noon today. Night and this time we hope to be Applications Buffet dinner goes from 6 to 8 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\N\NNS....\\\\\\N\N\NN\S%\N\ \Ns ready for you. In case you may p.m. So when you come to swim have forgotten this may be the 1 bring your appetite and enjoy our Due Dec. only time you may see your Boss Come To Where The Applications for scholarships socially before the Marine Corps / are now being accepted by the Cycle Search Birthday, so bring him for a Is New York Marine Corps birthday drink. This day is also Action Scholarship Foundation. Inc. The Underway Here the last day for tickets for the / deadline for the 1969-70 Marine Corps Birthday Ball. All academic year is December 31, The First Marine Brigade is sales for the Ball end at 5 p.m. HEAR THE SOUNDS 1968. searching for a motorcycle that Don't be one that's left out of this / could either be stored here or is / Grants are given both for annual gala event. Oh yes, the being used by a friend of Cpl. /7 colleges and post high school ballroom is air-conditioned. OF THE William J. Kralik who was killed keep in with the vocational training. FRIDAY: To in Vietnam. the forthcoming Those interested are urged to spirits of The motorcycle is a Honda, Happy 7," write Col. Joseph File, USMCR, Birthday Ball we have / license number 13631, serial Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. Along with / LFASCEVATIONS N.Y.M.C.S.F., Suite 250, 420 CL771003041. Anyone number this we have our delicious free Lexington Avenue, New York, having information regarding this / / Pupus. If we keep getting a crowd / N.Y., 10017. for further cycle should contact the Brigade / information. Supply officer. like last week's Happy Hour, we will have to add another Pupu NOW PLAYING AT guiewmponutpumnpumniummupuumucpuirwilumnpumg table; Wow!! Our dining room is / / with the "Friday 7 2 going great Family Special" - fish dinner, 75 2 KAILUA TAVERN Waikiki's Swingest cents, or veal dinner, 85 cents. / Danin., to the music of The salad bar is included in on / 3 / I/ Du Potat, and his group that price. In line with all the Nite Spot / 2 3 preparing for the Ball and / Fri. & Sat. 9:30 to Clo-in_ whatnot, we have to entertain you / 1 this evening from 10:30 to 1 CLUB Hours Weekdays 10:00 to 1:00 110 koolei Road a.m. / Fri. & Sat. 10:00 to 2:00 - Mike DeBusk and His Guitar. 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193D YEAR BEGUN BY THE PRESIDENT AT CAMP PENDLETON Marines hammered out new traditions in their 193d year - one of often-bitter combat. Khe Sanh, Hue and hundreds of other fights topped their 'Corps' 192 -year roster of victories. The year began as President Lyndon B. Johnson celebrated the 192d birthday at Camp Pendleton, California. It also began quietly with monsoon rains beginning to fall on the III Marine Amphibious Force in Vietnam and ground action limited.

And it had a costly begin- house-to-house-and often June. 1968, correspondents ning. With the year only five hand-to-hand-fighting. reported light skirmishes in days old, MajGen Bruno A. One of the bitterest fights Vietnam as the 50th anniver- Hochmuth, commanding gen- was in Hue. sary of Belleau Wood passed. eral of the 3d Marine Division, As the fighting went on, June was the first anniversary died in a shot-down helicopter. the February anniversaries of of operations ARIZONA. December -the month of Women Marines. Midway, SHASTA 11. CHOCTAW. Pearl Harbor in 1941 -saw USS Maine, and the flag raising BROWN. CIMMARON. Marine flyers supporting Ko- on Mt. Suribachi passed. "Old ADAIR. and CALHOUN. rean Marines as well as U. S. Glory" atop Hill 881 angered It u-as also the month that Marines. It was the same month NVA guns and Marines fought Khe Sanh Combat Base was that the first Marine jets saw off intermittent attacks and inactivated and moved into combat in Korea in 1950. prepared for a major Com- history. The month ended with the munist onslaught. During the summer Marines retirement of Gen. Wallace M. The stateside 27th Marines in Vietnam confused the en- Greene, Jr., the Corps 23d --a regiment that saw its first emy with aggressive combat Commandant. action on Iwo Jima in Febru- actions. (hi Monday, 1 January. 1968, ary. 1945 got a new date to The Marine Corps' force in remember. It rushed to Viet- readiness was the one Congress President Lyndon B. Johnson and MajGen Fields begin the 193d year during 1967 birthday LiGen Leonard F. Chapman. the in to a call for established July. 1798 it is a celebration at Camp Pendleton. California. Jr.. took the oath of office, be- nam response came the 24th Commandant help from fellow Marines in force in readiness enhanced by and began wearing his fourth heavy combat. modern air power's mobility- - star. The enemy at Khe Sanh, even more mobility than Ma- As Marines remembered advantageously deployed, was rines had Or their July.. 1944. earlier January battles-Tren- determined to destroy the landing on Guam. ton. 1777; New Orleans. 1815; Combat Base. The aviation that supplied Cedar Key. Florida, 1862; Po- Despite overwhelming odds. the mobility is the modern hang, Korea. 1951; Double the 26th Marines remained version of the one that landed Eagle, 1966; and Deckhouse resolute and determined. On at Brest. France-July, 1918. dates associated with the raging September 1 . 1967 iluir present enemy brought honor the bottle on lief, Jima 23 years 27th Marines the regiment ha,/ mere, pl. re meet hilt-go toff ens"... .1 visim hest.% rit itie Presi- Mari in let 115 in. This I" %flirt INV units moved n. ' dential Unit Citation on the largest. fastest, and most pow- \ nnrth. ti During the truce for Tet- 26th Marines (Reinforced). He erful transport helicopter in praised the regiment for ex- the Free World has been ac- a January-February Viet- heroism during the namese holiday -Communist traordinary tively engaged since. Sanh from 20 forces attacked military instal- battle for Khe In October. Presidential 1 1968. lations, villages and cities. Ma- January to April Unit Citations were awarded Not even a passed rines beat them in fierce year had to the 5th Marine Regiment, since Vice President Hubert the 1st Marine Division and Humphrey gave the 3d Marine the 1st Marine Air Wing 'or Division the first Presidential extraordinary heroism and out- Unit Citation earned by Ma- standing performance of duty rines in Vietnam. in 1 ietnam. Twenty-three years had Marine Heavy Helicopter passed since many Marines Squadron 463 was cited in earned the award on Iwo Jima. October by the National De- By mid-March, 1968. LICen fense Transportation Associa- Robert E. Cushman. Jr. com- tion for its combat achieve- manded more troops. in Viet- ments logged between 1 July nam's I Corps area, than any 1967 and 23 May 1968. other Marine general in history. As October ended. ten Ma- In April. 1823. Marines rines had won the Medal of chased pirates out of Havana,- Honor during the 193d year. Cuba. In April. 1968, eighty- Two-hundred and fifty-nine five thousand Marines in the Marines have won the Medal III Marine Amphibious Force of Honor'since 1862. /.f continued to chase the enemy November ends this 193d through his jungles. year on the 50th anniversary One-hundred and sixty-five of the World War I Marine years after the month-of-May Campaign-Meuse-Argonne. raid on the -shores of Tripoli." -Our success derives from eight Women Marines were the sweat and blood of the Ma- serving in the Republic of rines who preceded us. We see Vietnam. the value of this heritage re-

Some Marines celebrated - flected in the combat record of Memorial Day at the annual. our forces in Vietnam,- said in Hue. Below: (left) Leathernecksfight beside walls of ancient imperial Citadel Da Nang "500." the Commandant of the Ma- (right) Marines and South lietnamese recapture Hue after 24 days of Novelist Stephen Crane- rine Corps in the 193d Birthday fighting. acting as a war correspondent Message. -reported the June actions of And now-a new year of Marines from Cuba. 1898. tradition begins. Wahine (the combined wives' cl Officers of Navy.. Marine and Coast Cu: officers). It is the only aim By Lou Centers fund-raising event for over Only two more months left in local civilian and milli: the year 1968 and they will be charities. all us. The busy ones for of Mardi Gras is highlighted b is Marine Corps Ball this weekend musical show by officers and II and we will be celebrating at the dependents. The 1969 theme Hawaiian Village Dome. CIRCUS ON PARADE, and Qwens Medical Center annual event will be held at the P Festival of Trees will be held Dec. Harbor Officers' Club 3-8 at the HIC. Proceeds go to mid-February. Costume cone highly specialized purchasing on narcotics. Staff NCO wives make the morning hours, the a gourmet dinner and dam!i for the hospital. For equipment who are not members of our Club Thrift Shop is open Thursday included in the festivity. tickets call [dell Craig at yet are also invited to attend. evenings 6:30 - 8:30. The Thrift Mardi Gras Mardi Gras '69 will fea 254-4588. Besides seeing the film this will Shop is operated by volunteers only six performances this Officers, Circle Dec. 6 on your calendar. give you a chance to meet Club and all proceeds go to charity. do. you know about Ticket information and rule the Mardi Gras? This is the date for the Holly members. Please call Carol Bausser Hospitality Kits are available for a the costume contests will bi Berry Ball. In the coming weeks nominal fee. All station personnel Mardi Gras is a gala event at 254-3486 and let her know if sponsored by the Aiwa Lau the mail soon. I'll be telling you lots more about you wish to attend. I'm .sure are welcome. this exciting event. transportation can be arranged. The Executive Board meeting Don't wait until the last minute to reserve the lovely silver The Staff wives Handicap will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. punchbowl. cups and candelabra League got started Monday Nov. 26, at the Staff Club. evening. There will be eight teams for your birthday entertaining. PILOTS GUIDE Call Barvara Sterling at 2542877. with three ladies on each team. rc (WM PILOT'S GUIDE There is a small rental fee for Any Staff wife who would like to de eaabte AIIIINE these items. substitute please call Sharon Piggott at 254-3493 or Barbara By Lynn Smallwood Mickle at 254-3823. Here is a delightful change for TO AN stad ite . you ladies who like cranberries The Thrift Shop is located in the Old Mokapu School. The but are tired of serving .the same By Edith Gillespie old plain cranberry dish. You may will be held hours are 9 a.m. - noon Tuesday, :11t4 AIRLINE CAREER The Aloha Coffee use a jello mold for this recipe. 9:30 a.m. Friday. Nov. 15. at the Thursday and Saturday. For the Staff Club A him Will be shown convenience of those who can't BEST EVER only $5.95 CRANBERRY SALAD its know the meaning of TL.-1? 1 pkg. strawberry gelatin NEW COMPLETE guidebook to this exciting career, 11/2 C hot water future, the airlines, the jobs & qualification tests. 1-7 oz. can jellied cranberry sauce Written by airline Captain W. L. Traylor in cooperation 8 the ebbtide does . . marshmallows with 27 airlines. Tells best ways to prepare, train, 2 apples, chopped qualify, apply, and get the job . . . and what to expect 1 C chopped nuts (pecans) after you are hired - the training, duties, salaries, etc. TROPICAL LUXURY A CCOMMODATIOA Vs pt. heavy cream, whipped Dissolve strawberry gelatin in Employment Tests hot water. Add cranberry sauce 46 pages of sample tests general intelligence. and marshmallows, stir until personality, aeronautical, knowledge. Addresses, dissolved. Refrigerate until requirements and data of all U.S. airlines, 176page partially congealed. Add illustrated hardbound volume. remaining ingredients and congeal. Yield: 8 servings. This recipe can be found on Send AIRLINE PUBLICATIONS page 24 of your Staff Wives cook book. Entertaining with Ease. For $5.95 to: 416 Daytona Drive you ladies who are new aboard station, this cook book may be Goleta, California 9301 purchased at the Main Exchange. .01.0.11 ill ii cf Pot Luck d

11 The Protestant Women of the Chapel are sponsoring a family pot luck dinner Sunday, Nov. 17, at 5:30 p.m. on the lanai. The main course and drinks ON SALE 0 will be provided by the Chapel. Please bring your own table In service less cups. It is requested that persons whose last names start with A NI NOW through bring dessert for ten. and N through Z bring a salad for 10. Following the dinner a program will be held. Babysitting will be ANEW available for children five years id under if desired. Girl Scouts HAWAII The Officers Wives' Club and the SNCO Wives' Club are co-sponsors for Girl Scouts aboard EDITION OF the Station. With gratitude for their continued support of the Scouting program and their interest in Scouting projects. the Girl Scouts welcome opportunities to do service for their sponsoring organizations. In early October. Junior Troops. 88. 156 and 174 did participate in a service of distributing flyers for the SNCO Hotel Wives' Club. A group of mothers and adult Girl Scouts met the girls after school and completed the AMERICA'S street and block assignments. TELEVISION They were: Mrs. C. L. Kinsey, Mrs. H. G. Sherry, Mrs. J. A. MAGAZINE TLA -MILITARY RATES Johnson, Mrs. R. E. Hemphill, Mrs. L. E. Wills, Mrs. J. W. 234 OHUA AVE. Finicum, Mrs. A. Franco, Mrs. E. p. McLaughlin, Mrs. E. N. Sutton, Mrs. G. FL Huffman, and Mrs. W. PHONE 923-2051 L. Collins. A big mahalo to all!

P11:11;:ii'..S:1!)!;:grie,:w11:1 ;T.". 1,1i .1 .11 ovember 7, 1968 Windward Marine Page 1 1 Not concerned with "spit and Unexpected Enemy polish", Stevens and his team use a small unit, and Marines of "E" Co., Ninth portable drilling burrow more than 20 feet into the brines were recently attacked by earth to locate hidden enemy unexpected "enemy." bunkers and tunnels. The aggressor charged the When a patrol suspects that urine position from a wooded may have an enemy ea 'outhwest of Con Thien as they found Leathernecks were preparing bunker or tunnel they radio in and ask for the portable drill unit. o be heli-lifted to another area. "I guess he was all shook-up by "We've been using this method for some time now and have located e noise of the helicopters," said several bunkers and tunnels with FC. Jose E. Venegas, New their earls, La., "because he came momentary escape from Moody grinned and replied, "It Team our drill", explained Stevens. combat resulted in capture by the Drill On the suspected bunker site, barging right through the middle was a 60mm rock." enemy. f our company and nearly ran The rock had been thrown by a Staff Sergeant Richard D. the four man drill team work The two men had r our company commander." fallen asleep youngster...not a bad toss, Stevens of Omaha, Neb., is the alternately in pairs, one pair in a hole The Marines opened fire on the unaware that a patrol considering the helicopter was leader of the smallest "drill team" working while the other rests. The terloper after he passed through was searching the area. Their flying nearly 100 miles an hour in the Marine Corps. drill weighs 90 pounds. peaceful sleep was soon ended as eir command post. and had climbed to about 75 -feet rossisso-eneroime-oems-osmi-efismeosiosueI .1 guess we really shook him they suddenly awoke to the sight when hit' When we last saw him he was of five rifles pointed at them. cable- timing out of the area as Their captors, a five-man Souvenir legs could carry him," Marine patrol, escorted the two st as his PUBLIC NOTICE led Venegas. pencil-pushing communists from Some Marines spend their Who shook who is debatable. the 38th North Vietnamese 13-month tour in Vietnam and go Marines, noted for their Regiment back to the Marine home without a war souvenir. NO DOWN PAYMENTS ON REPOSSESSIONS rksmanship skill, had failed to command post for interrogation. but in the case of Pfc. Danny K. a hit on the rampaging Cantrell, 21 (5422 Centinial. ore COMPACTS- WAGONS -4 SPD. SUPER SPORTS rut. a 200-pound wild boar. Lost Rifle Tecumseh, Mich.) this won't be An enemy soldier recently so. Ralph made the mistake of trying to On a sweep and clear mission with Lima Company, 3d Bn.. ALL MODE S sneak past a Michigan Marine. Ralph joined the rolls of Fifth Marine Regiment, Cantrell Private First Class Charles larine Fighter-Attack spotted a hole which he suspected Walker, a rifleman in the 3rd Bn., uadron-115 in October 1967, to harbor Viet Cong. Ninth Marine Regiment, was d immediately endeared himself standing night perimeter guard Cantrell called for the BUY or SELL the other members of the during a sweep and clear interpreter and the company mmand by his heroism. 0041.111.011M(1041110.0 0411111.4>4111111-04040411.0 operation west of Con Thien. gunnery sergeant to talk the During enemy rocket and "I spotted, the North enemy out of the hole. When that CALL NOW oar attacks Ralph would jump Vietnamese Army (NVA) soldier maneuver failed, the trio threw in on the highest structure crawling through a fragmentation grenade and vailable and warn the some tall grass toward our perimeter," related Gunnery Sgt. Burdett Loucks, 34 to take cover. athcrnecks Walker. (Rt. I, Box 72A, Hilton Head Besides serving as the harbinger Island. S.C.) went inside to I 503 -608 Walker explained that when he enemy attacks, he was tried to capture the NVA he ran, investigate. spo nsib Ie. for waking the so he shot him. "I had another Inside Loucks found four dead rises. not on duty, at 5 a.m. Marine cover me and went after VC, a .38 caliber pistol, a Auto Center ,.h morning. This he never failed him," he said. "When I found transistor radio and an SKS rifle. d, INSTANT FINANCING him, he was pretty badly Cantrell will now go home with Ralph became so much a part wounded." one of the most prized war the unit that a painting of him 1001 AUAHI STREET The Communist intruder told souvenirs of all, an SKS rifle. hung in the squadron office. IUIdVMIII.161111...... 6. interpreters he had been ordered $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Recently, Ralph was killed in by his superiors to get a rifle he ion by an unknown assailant. $ had left in the area during an comrades insist that he met a earlier battle with Marines. $ o's death at the hands of the i $ t Cong. $ LO ER PRICES In the squadron compound 60 MM Rock e is a grave with a small cross During a recent debriefing $ $ DEALER $ ring the inscription, "Here lies Marine pilot 1 sta Bob Moody at your HONDA ph a gallant rooster". reported an unusual hit to his aircraft. are hard to beat Sleep Dangerous He had just taken off from the $ $ Marine Air Facility near Marble $ ietnarn an opportunity to Mountain when his Sea Knight $ a little extra sleep is also an helicopter was struck by an $ rtunity $ $698. to get away from the enemy projectile. ,2,-11:i S For two administrative eS electric :HONDA P50 $ 119 $ '67 HONDA CL160 Scrambler $ 350 '66 SUZUKI 250 cc, 6 speed $ 300 111 '68 KAWASAKI 350 Scrambler $ 500 $ '68 MAICO 360 cc 5 speed $ 750 YAMAHA 305.5 speed $ 298 $ '66 HARLEY 250 cc Sprint $ 350 '67 HONDA CB 450 S 550 '68 YAMAHA 180cc Electric start $ 400 '66 HONDA CL 77, 305 cc S 448 g '68 BRIDGE STONE 350 6 speed $ 550 '66 TRIUMPH $ 595

$1 Down Honda of Kailua CAN TO ORPHANS - Lieutenant General Lewis Walt, Assistant UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT "is,Idant of the Marine Corps, listens to an organ presented by the $ 81.00 DOWN DELIVERS ANY BIKE (OAC) 100% Financing All Pay Grades *10.A.C.1 f the late Marine Captain Troy Oliver. Walt presented the organ overend and Mrs. Gordon Smith, at right, directors of the China E3's and Up Approved' over Phone (we will pickup at base) rphanage in Da Nang. Captain Oliver, who was killed in action State Inspected Helmets Available, (insurance written) lie fighting in Hue during the Tet Offensive, often visited the Complete Sales and Service, Honda, Triumph, Suzuki, Bridgestone, BMW, Montesa. ,.e, bringing gifts. The Smiths arrived in Vietnam in 1929, and Open 10-8 Mon. - Sat. VON APPROVED CREDIT t leprosariums time have founded orphanages and in Vietnam. SUBSIDIARY OF H.O.H. CORP. ^ ' Walt was visiting Marine units in Vietnam, keeping ,abreast of $$ 308 Kuulei Road Phone 2625785 nt situation. Photo b SS. t. Lee Hoe nck $$$$ $'$$$ Page 12 Windward Marine Windward Mari Volleyball Clinic gre9 eg /0 41*,c, A 1968 USARPAC/PACAF Volleyball Coaches and Officials set Xvia1/9 Clinic will be conducted for all interested people wishing to attend, November 12-14, from 7,4pc Y .s.Ee 6-8:30 at Schofield Barracks. Dr. William Odeneal, State University College, New Plaza, As the great philosopher Leo (the Lip) Durocer said, "No man New York and Mr. George how bad you are or think you are, someone always needs you." T Sarantos, Coach, Edison High act of fate has taken Sly Sludge away from the pregnostipating.areas School, Fresno, California. will be these islands. Sly was signed by an NFL team as a scout. th the instructors on the fast-rising considered his record and couldn't find anyone better suited for sport. position. So Sly has departed and I have been sent to assume Anyone from the base wishing position and try to uphold the family name of Sludge. I'm his cot' to attend is urged to contact Greasy. Station Special Services SOFTBALL CHAMPS These Marines placed in the FMFPac for - first All Even though it's a year of upsets, I'm a gambler and I like to t transportation and further Marine Corps Regional Softball Championship and received Certificates risks. My experience is enough to get by in any man's league. The I information. of Merit from Colonel F. C. Opeka, station commanding officer. From three years in a row I've missed picking the top 10 by only eight tea Intramural Volleyball action left to right are Capt. R. E. Katz, SSgt. A. Vargas, Sgt. C. C. Waller, Sgt. Sly missed it by nine. So you see, my cousin ain't nuthin' compared begins February, '69, aboard C. E. Richmond and Cpl. Q. D. Erickson. me. Station. Cpl. Dave Beightler, H &HS material, is going to be the first t and give me the ax. Dave is from Champagne, Ill., and even thou Look for Good hasn't much playing experience, he is an avid follower of the sp.)! Quantico Cagers Year I'm gonna say is GEF.V-UM! The Quantico Marine Mike Redd, 6-2 and former small Chris Crawford as a possible Basketball team is looking college All-American guard at starting center. Games Greasy Dave forward to an exciting season with Kentucky Wesleyan. aims to "Our schedule is tough," LSU Alabama LSU Alabama even reserved optimism expressed better a 16 ppg. average. All three Haggerty says, "but this is the Southern Cal California USC California Mississippi St. Florida by their coaches. were Interservice All-Stars last best small team around." St. Fla. St. Fla. St. Georgia Florida Georgia Florida "With a help from our big year. little Michigan St. Indiana Michigan St Michigan S men, we could go all the way to The addition of 6-2 Steve Penn St. Miami (Fla.) Penn St. Penn St. the Interservice Championship." Olson and 6-1 Don Krueger gives Annual Turkey Minnesota Purdue Purdue Purdue Kansas Oklahoma First-year coach Kevin the Marines a talented trio of Kansas Kansas Oregon St. UCLA Oregon St. UCLA Haggertys' optimism is well guards. Olson, who doubles as Shoot Planned San Diego St. Southern Mississippi San Diego St. So. Miss. founded as the Quantico Marines assistant coach was All-West Coast SMU Texas A&M SMU Texas The Kaneohe Marine A&N! prepare for their 1968-69 season and team captain at the University Junior Stanford Washington Stanford Stanford Rifle Club opener at Ft. Bragg, N.C., Nov. of Washington last year while will hold its 3rd BYU Utah St. Utah St. Utah St. Detroit Baltimore Baltimore Detroit 23. Krueger was All-Navy last season. Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot at the KMCAS Pistol Minnesota Green Bay Green Bay Minnesota Returning from last years The center spot is still wide Dallas New York Giants Dallas Range, beginning at 8:30. a.m., New York 27-10 All-Marine champion team open with two returnees of the New York Jets Houston New York Jets New York November 9. are 6-5 Mary Willet, number one 1966 Quantico team, 6-6 Laney Buffalo Miami Buffalo Buffalo No marksmanship skill is Boston San Diego scorer with an 18 ppg. average, McLaughlin and 6-7 Jim Meyers San Diego San Diego required. All matches will be of Auburn. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee and 6-3 Bob Brown, over 10 ppg. vying for the starting pivot job. the novelty type and .22 caliber in the last half of the season and Both Meyers and McLaughlin are ammunition and rifles be top foul shooter for the Marine questionable with knee injuries, will provided. cagers in the forward positions. leaving former intramural star. 0-4

4. '',!! Bob Ye iamoto 11, Fred Rudy Barcarse Thomas °mine Gus Vicar Manager Asst. Mgr. You must see it! SHOOTING CHAMPS - Sharon Anti won the high girl shooting h You must drive it! while George Montague, left, and Randy Silvers were Co-Champio the Junior Rifle Club. You mustget it! MAC MARINE SAYS: Get into the "There's a seobag full of greenbacks waiting for you when your turn comes to ship-over. Your Var- iable Reenlistment Bonus program means money 900. in the bank for that rainy day. But, more important, see the reenlistment continues your investment in the Corps. Check with your Career Advisory NCO and find tir Kaneohe Good Guys out what your bonus is... For A good deal! REENLISTMENT BONUS

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HAWAIIANaTm TAT (0)L2__cocci))mc:/, 45-1141 Kam Hwy. in Kaneohe Town Chrysler Corporation next to Shakey's Pizza A Crown Corporation -wnsWitaiterg7 Dealer ph. 247-6641 Company Open daily 111 9 p.m. / Sat. 111 5 p.m. / Sun. Nimitt only IT'S A GOOD CAREER...STAY WIT November 7,1968 e13 Windward Marine Smith Downs K-Bay16-8; K-BAY SPORTS Captures All-Star Crown Camp Smith, out to avenge a a disastrous first three downs 72/04 43-8 defeat last year at the hands Kaneohe pulled the big one out of the Kaneohe All-Stars, came when Wiles tossed to Saylor on over the Pali Monday night and the screen and Saylor scampered took the revenge they sought by into paydirt. Wiles swept right end defeating Kaneohe 16-8. A small for the 2-point conversion which ingles-Doubles but noisy crowd of about 100 saw tied up the game and that's how it the game and cheered noisly on stood at the half-time whistle. every play. Smith kicked off to start the lidminton Play Camp Smith won the toss and second half and nearly had it run kicked off to keep the wind at down their throat when Powell et for Opening their back. Saylor returned the romped to the Smith 16 before he opening boot to the 22 yard line. was brought down. A subsequent Kaneohe quarterback,Wiles, hit holding penalty against Smith put 1, Singles and Doubles rainural Badminton Saylor on a 10 yard pass play then Kaneohe on the 8 but the had his second pass intercepted by stubborn Smith defense held off rnament will be held aboard Greesly from Camp Smith. the K-Bay threat. hon. with play beginning Camp Smith took possession Smith took over and drove to ember 25. on the 31 but suffered 7 yards in the K-Bay 35 until Murphy picked limit of two doubles teams losses in their first series and was off a Smith pass. Two plays later two persons in the singles forced to punt. Kaneohe claimed Smiths' Harrison stole an aerial is allowed to compete en from the ball on the eight and began from K-Bay's Ammons and organization. A member their first march of the game. returned it to the 28. Facing a 4th in the singles play iciparing Wiles threw two incompleted and 12 Vaughn passed to also be a member of the THE THUNDERBIRDS ARE COMING - The U. S. Air Force's Air passes and then speared Kelley on Polumbo for a 1st down on tiles 101.17 Demonstration Squadron will be here Sunday afternoon, Nov. 24. More a screen pass play that rambled 43 Kaneohes' 20. Then they hooked tepresentatives are requested details and exact times will be published in the Windward Marine at a yards to the Smith 29 yard line. up again for the score that gave submit entries to Station later date. Kaneohes' offense stalled at that Camp Smith the decisive edge. :!al Services, Building 243, by point but a Smith holding penalty Jefferson scored the PAT. ember 15. gave Kaneohe a 1st and goal at the Kaneohe threatened twice to Danny's Divots ten. Camp Smiths' defense even up the score and had one 80 ostbite Regatta tightened up to force two more yard TD run nullified by a incomplete passes and pulled clipping penalty but could never ids at Quantico down Wiles for a loss of ten. Wiles tally a score and the game ended came back and hit Saylor on a 10 Camp Smith 16, Kaneohe 8. yarder but Smith dropped him on [he loth annual 1-rostbite the 9 and thwarted Kaneohes' ,3tta ended at Quantico last scoring bid. rk with Bill Shore of CaMp Smiths' field general, neham, Mass., winning first Mutual Vaughn, broke out his bomb and e over 78 entries in his hit Jefferson and Chrismond for htening. class sailboat, long gainers and aided by K-Bay Funds chnique." Stocks interference and holding penalties [his major East Coast sailing Bonds guided his squad to the K-Bay one n, hosted by the Quantico Financial where he kept around right end We Base, was held on the Planning mac River. for the first score of the bout. Vaughn connected with Jefferson n Sunday's competition PAT. H.Kawano&Co. oximately 200 spectators for the 2-point returned the following 408 KUULEI RD. cited the worlds' largest single K-Bay kickoff to the twenty where they KAILUA s fleet race a triangular course commenced to pull a little L. Roobian Mgr. ween the Virginia 'nd razzle-dazzle out of their bag of 261-0873 gland shores. Winds gusting up tricks. Wiles gave the ball to Member 28 knots capsized two craft Kelley and Kelley passed to Wiles Pacific Coast-Honolulu broke a mast on another. Bunker clear down on the Smith 14. After Stock Exchanges lifter the final race, Lt. Gen. ris J. Fields presented trophies he top five skippers and their vs. Hawaii Kung-Fu Karate School SMOOTHING: IRREGULARITIES

In a hazard, after playing a stroke, there is no penalty should the Openings for men, women, boys and player smooth irregularities in the hazard made by footprints or the soil girls ages 7 to 70. Instructor from HOTEL MOTEL displaced by a stroke, provided nothing is done that improves the lie of Hawaii. Night Classes available, also Saturdays. %eluxe Accomodations the ball or assists the player in his subsequent play of the hold. l-2-3 BEDRnOMS PENALTY FOR BREACH OF RULE: Match play - Loss of hole; Stroke play Two strokes. Fully Equippeu Kitchens - Phone 261-0614 SWIMMING POOL Sports Across from Shorts Slow-Pitch Softball Soccer ,111101. Bay Vivi/ Golf Range A Slow-Pitch Softball League The fast and exciting sport of for players 30 years of age and Soccer, the European version of 247 5079 262-5181 over is being planned. Anyone American football, will be a 247 -1396 interested in playing is urged to regular happening in the near contact Station Special Services, 5-245 future if there are enough persons FOR YOUR tole St. Kaneohe 73135, for further information. interested in playing. For more BOWLING LEAGUES information BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL concerning the VOLLEYBALL, FOOTBALL Soccer ASK THE BOYS WHO KNOW!! program, contact Station LITTLE LEAGUES, Special Services. POP WARNER FOOTBALL, CONTEST When it BEAUTY comes to CARS any age- AND MANY OTHER SPORTS, Attention Volleyball Players OR OCCAR any price They talk it over with EVENTS Station Special Services is EVENTS OR OCCASIONS HAWAIIAN "Pear/ 1a. First!! interested in talking to person's TROPHY HOUSE who have an interest or have DESIGNED EXPERT ENGRAVING AT PEAMUTS USED CARS TROPHIES participated in volleyball for the 1184 Ain Moaner 1301 S. King St. Phone 510-561 alvd. formation of a Station Volleyball 567 -392 567 -393 Practical Awards Opposite Civic Auditorium Team. For further information, Hawaii Peanuts Monkey Pod Items Honolulu, Finances Servicemen From Any Base E-2 &Up. contact Mr. Rodrigues, 73135. SAM NIP, OWNER

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AL HOUCHIN'S PH 261-0-/4 Classified Ads KAILUA AUTO SALES Chest' , Mani 4 Jr sedan I .1 I:I 1 It 01-'`d I I. I 1 HP \ I Arabian gelding. .I s r. old. \ Pe" Lancer. t all '57 lc. I A4041---- $145 60 ". 64676 4 I ,...1 . I nglish trained, excellent for or Monza 1968 MERU R1" COL GAR, 2 door aliddren. Call 254-1135 anytime. Sletropolitan 2 Jr Lime Frost; L..72,-,6 pved coupe hardtop, color: L'rs I 56 175 61i 'I ,, il 31-4 $49' Pl'PPIES, Mother I accessories: automatic shift on the Collie \ 5-,1 1? \ WES v.,- floor. clock and courtesy group, white lei -color litter a\ailable. Nine ,,,,d, La r I,. 4 Jr \ Ii sl I II 4J like to take 5 i,,):,',-,',.:',,-,:,1.:,,n, side wall tires, bench seal. power old sith shots. S20, Call 254.27,c \ I I I, I 9.19 7 sate Joldren in my home. Jac s $2 45 64 ,i, 41,5"i 79,' steering. tinted glass, des or group, anytime. only. Part or full time. Call 254-2995. Deluxe seat hells, rear vie, mirror, .111-pr e.s EU 5 Liu A Iransn r wheel now LAWN MOWER, B&D, Deluxe cover,. Sealed bids ELECTRIC BABYSITTING, I will babysit in my NO CASH NEEDED TOQUALIFIED BUYERS one year. being accepted at the \WAS Federal IR" with grass catcher, used home. Mon -Fri for children five years Kailua'' ONLY l sod (.5 Dealer Ni...i 1., t it ii....i. .13 sole_ J Credit Union, Bldg. 401. Bids will be excellent condition. Call 72685 and under. Call 254.4862 anytime. opened on Nov. 12. Automobile can he anytime. seen at the Credit Union office, Bldg. BABYSITTING Would like to care for 401. RECLINER CHAIR, brown plastic and children three years and under in my fabric, good condition. 540. Call home, part time only. Call 254-3828. 1961 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE, 254-4011 anytime AWIL U-DRIVE BARGAIN white with red upholstery, excellent TINNY FISHER'S condition with excellent tires, $695 or DOUBLE. BED with spring and s7 00 NO MILEAGE CHARGE hest offer. Call 262-9959 anytime. mattress. good condition, $50. Call Used Furniture and Antiques. FULL 24 HOURS 254-2944 AWH. Open Daily 9.6, Friday until 7, 1966 CHEV II NOVA 6 cyl. Auto spl Closed Sun. Phone 262-9989, 28 WAIKIKI SHELL RENT-A-CAR cpe Asking S 1795 Lic. No. 6C 1 364. 21" RCA COLOR TV Console, good Call 247-6641 dealer. condition, best offer. l'h. 262-5451. Oneawa, Kailua. (We want to buy A 1 1 ENTERPRISES INC Entire Household.) 1054 K aw a Ave across Isom For, ."...,..,.. 1966 CHEVELLE MALIBU V-8 auto 4 ROYAL ELECTRIC TYPEWR FIT R dr. sedan. Asking $1695. Lie. 7(.6338. excellent condition bargain at '12- Call 247-6641 dealer. .111.254-2501. Kaipolani Butterworth PH. 949-2932 4 ,0 Tahitian Dance Studio for FREE pickup CM 1959 PLYMOUTH BELV V.8 auto 4 22 CALIBER PISTOL, Hi-Standard. &came & Authentic FREE dr H, Asking S295. Lic 3A6595. Call 4. T : : RENT A CAR Mt- f, automatic with 10-shot clip, holster Dances for all ages 1111111EAGE 247-6641 dealer. UP and belt. $60 or offer. Call 72218 Party Hulas also MAUI OWL) or 72567 anytime KONA a-:.. 1966 SIMCA 4 dr sedan 4 speed $50 taught. Entertainment available for special occasions & private HILO down S50 per month. Lie 9(.4013. ('all CARPET, mess gold e, ith padding. I parties. 247.0641 dealer. Phone 247.3613. Price SI More X 22', 1 years 4)1d. 125, 254-304.; on Neighbor Islands 45.081 Waiape P1. 259-9277 ary lime, or 258.724 11 1)5511. 1964 YOLKS 2 dr sedan asking S1295 Iii 5112303. Call 247.6641 dealer.

1964 CHEVY ENGINE V-8, 283 cu. in. ssith lie, federal mogul hearings and rings. Cylinder honed and polished. Has oil pan, dip stick. timing gears and cover and oil fillet cap. $911. WELCOME TO CASTNER FORD COUNTRY 258-72431 IM11. or 254-3045 anytime. WHERE LOW OVERHEAD WORKS FOR YOU!!!! 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, execellent condition, low mileage. ('all 261-2098 anytime after 5 p.m. CASTNER FORD: No fancy showrooms, no plush chairs, no wheeler-dealers, no fast 1961 OLDSMOBILE, Super ss shuffles. Just low overhead and the hugest selection of new '69 Mustangs and other Holiday hardtop, fully equipped. factors ,Or ness paint, excellent swinging Fords. Hawaii's oldest Ford dealer knows the special problems of service- condition. '695. Call 19586 MEI or Come to Castner 55(11. men. Preferred financing for E3's and above with low bank terms. 2c4-1345 Ford Country.

Mutual Funds I Nov. 4, 19(18 Price ranges for Investment Companies as supplied Ihrough COME SEE the courtesy of H.KAWANO & CO. Wremco Bldg. 602 Kailua Road Kailua, Hawaii. THE 69's! BID ASKL I) musTANG NlACII I Affiliated 90$ 977 Ant Mutual 1109 1212 Boston Id 947 1(135 'THIS WEEK'S' USER CAR SPECIALS Broad Strt 1607 1738 (*banning Cirlh 921 1007 Colonial 842 .421, Nimitz Niftys Wahiawa Winners Dam arc 1742 1905 Ihs Grth Stk 1544 1691 1962 Ford Country Sedan V8, automatic, power 1964 Jeep flat bed truck, 6 cylinder, 4 speed, Di% id SM., 403 442 license No. 74113 180 rtp, 1583 1728 steering, radio, green, license No. 8A6122 S595 1-aton 11 Stk 1789 1944 S695 Fidelity Cp 1447 1574 Iinancial Ind 544 596 sedan, 6 1963 *Rambler station wagon, 6 cylinder, standard, Founders 929 1015 1966 Falcon, 4 door cylinder, Fundal Inv 1192 1306 automatic, power steering, radio, light blue, white color, clean, license Rio. 2B8483 Group Sec Stk 1552 1697 Inv Co Am S695 1599 1748 No. 6C5843 Keystone K-2 767 835 license Kcs stone S-3 976 1(166 S1595 1966 Chevy II Nova, 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder, Keystone S-4 717 783 Manhattan 1073 1173 Mass Ins Grth 1784 1404 1966 Impala Sports coup V8, automatic, power power steering, automatic, white with green, Nlas, Ins Tr 1742 1905 Nat Ins est 840 9.18 steering, white with green, radio, license No. 4C4608 license No. 7C6745 Nat Sec Stk 1009 11.11 Putnam Geo 1678 1834 S1795 5159! Putnam Grth 1413 1544 Select Am 1213 1313 Technology 1058 1153 Wellington 1396 1496 For daily price quotations call 4- Ewa c Pearl Harbor -0 1912 Wilikina Drive Wahiawa 261.0573, - - Castner Just past the main Schofield gate \E Ntrnitz Hwy PHONE 622-4136

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