Oct, 3, 1975 HAo um umber 14 All rniture policy change

The Housing Office's furniture lending policies have changed. Revisions call for

60 day furniture loans only, and no

supplementary furniture loans. For the

full story see page 2.

Pay raise!

Congress has upheld President Ford's recommendation for a 5% pay hike for federal white collar employees and military personnel. The pay raise became effective Wednesday. More information will TARGET - Third Matinee' super squad competitors were on target spin during the Annual Marine Corps Rifle Squad Competition held last month at Quartile°, Va. The K-Day Marines now appear in the next issue of the Hawaii hold the title as the "best rifle squad in the Corps" for the fifth time in 14 years. For further Marine. details, turn to page 3, `They' think we're in good shape

By GySgt, Dale Dye for example, or the old horse Marines in Peking. So there's a picture of a Marine on the job, Not a guy in From his relatively spartan office overlooking Pearl Some thoughts on blues necessarily, although that's appropriate at times, Harbor Lieutenant General John McLaughlin can't but a soldierly-looking man who looks determined that watch many of the 60,000 U,S, Marines he commands he's going to do the job on the battlefield." train for combat, but he keeps a pair of field Eyeing the three glowing stars adorning LtGen. commander's binoculars on top of his bookcase anyway, a 'lean and mean' McLaughlin's collars and the flash of heroic color on his You get the feeling watching him talk that he'd left chest, one gots the impression he is talking about rather ding the glasses on a cartridge belt, storm out to bearing. "I guess so," he says, chewing on the word, one of the Pacific islands and shout orders in his Corps from the "hut it's more than that. I've seen many Marines who gravelly, Georgia-tinged voice than direct his massive aren't 'postcard' Marines that can turn in a first-class staff as decision -maker in the Pacific Fleet Marine Force. performance." At 57, with three wars and three years in a Chinese There are no physical scars evident to mark LtGen, communist prison camp behind him, Men. McLaughlin Pacific's top McLaughlin's sojourn in a Chinese POW camp following Is not a man to mince words when it comes to issues that his capture at the Chosin Reservoir in Korea. If there are concern the Marines he has served with for the past 35 psychological scars, he doesn't dwell on them, preferring years. lie is articulate in matters of command policy, as to talk of mental or self-discipline which helped him befits a man who served as Chief of Staff of the Marine commander survive the ordeal. headquarters of the entire Marine Corps before assuming "I think mental discipline equates to his current post, which was vacated when General Louis During a one hour question and answer session Sept. 23 self-discipline," he explains in response to a question II. Wilson loft to become the Corps' 26th Commandant. he revealed some of his thoughts on the "lean and about his POW experience, "A lot of people get the Bureaucratic self-esteom is markedly absent in his moan" Marina Corps as he sees it, wrong impression of what sort of discipline we try to responses to questions about his combat command, No extra wrinkles or chins mar LtGen. teach our Marines, A lot of people visualize a tough which stretches from the Western United States through McLaughlin's sturdy appearance. lie is a believer in sergeant driving his people. That's not the kind of locations in the Central and Western Pacific. Since physical fitness who thinks the "lean" part of the phrase discipline we strive for at all. I think that all of our moving into his current post in July of this year, LtGen. "lean and mean" means Just what it implies. techniques in boot camp, for example, are really McLaughlin has already made a WestPac Trip to visit his "'Lean and moan' moans squared away Marines," designed to teach that young man to discipline himself, Marines In the field and in garrison and is now on his he says with finality that loaves little room for further If he's self-disciplined, he's going to perform much swing through the Eastern Pacific commands. interpretation. "I think people conjure up the proper better on the battlefield, It's probably the most valuable Ile is a hands -on leader with definite ideas about type Marine when you use that phrase. I sort of think of thing a man can learn." Marines and the Marine Corps in its bicentennial year. Thomason's sketches of old Marines on duty in China, (Cont. on page 41 Page 2, Hawaii Marine, (ct, 3, 1975 11111111111111111111111111NNINNIUNNIMMIIIMINIMINNNIMMININIMINNIUMNIk, TERESA ABSHEAR SAMUELMORROW 2D GRADE 3D GRADE Let furniture limited, I'd like to I either be a nurse in the want to be Navy when I policeman, a grow up, My surfer or a race in force dad is in the I policy like new cur driver, Navy and I school and think Some Air Station residents planning huniture until theirs arrives; however, the think it's really that taking tests to check out furniture from the fllondly loan period normally cannot exceed 60 neat. School is is really fun. I Housing Office in the near futuro will be days, Housing will deliver and pick up thin and so is like to go finned to hack up and do a doubletake, flirniture it' members reside in quarters learning different things, When surfing after school and play In the past, a simple request to aboard Station but members residing off school is finished I like to go football. My favorite TV show is Housing usually resulted in a living room Station must pick up and return the home,,do my homework, ride my Bunny," 1111I of fluniture, Supplemental pieces flimflam themselves. skateboard and play with my could also be acquired in like manner, Members who did not ship friends. GARY HASTIDA Due to a change in policy, such may not household effects will be able to get a 31) GRADE be the case after Oct. 13. loan for a period of 60 days following Normally, use of personally their arrival on Oahu, During this period MICHELLE MORRIS I want to the owned furniture In tismc Family they must arrange to rent or purchase 31) GRADE be a Marine like Housing located outside ('ONUS is their own furnishings, Housing will again I want to my dud, 1 kinds mandatory, provided that no reduction in deliver to members on Station while he a teacher and like school and authorized shipping allowance is imposed. those residing off Station must boar the help people think reading is 411t: to The issue of government flimflam is burden themselves. learn ots of fun. different authorized only until the members' Members department KBay on PCS A her school 1 things. Going to household effects arrive, orders also may get a loan but only If school. and lik e to play Notwithstanding the above policy, residing on Station. Housing will deliver having to do too tball and go the Housing Division in the past has been to quarters on the date specified by the homework is swim renting, My favorite 'IV show able to provide most members with member, normally the day household is enough government fun. When I get , I "( 'ood fluniture to satisfy effects are packed, home alter school I do my their needs for the length of their stay on Unfortunately, supplementary chores and homework. I like Oahu, fiuniture can no longer be provided, ballet and my favorite 1V show M ELISSA MULLING After Oct, 13 furniture will still be Members residing off Station can borrow issued to members but on a more Housing furniture vans after duty hours is "Emergency:: 3d GRADE I'd like to restricted basis, and on weekends (contact Ms, Silva at Marines awaiting arrival of 257.29K4) to pick up and return TIM PULLOCK, be a nu rse and loan household effects will be able to acquire furniture by appointment 3D GRADE help other only people, Well, . 1 I like would either my teacher and like to be a my etas ses, dr. Fire Prevention sparks lawyer, writer or When I get an artist. School ho me fr m isn't bad, but school I do ty contest, KoBay sometimes it homework un d then go to display at gets on my gymnastics chi s. I also take Fire Prevention Week, which will he flammable cleaning materials should be nerves. I like to piano lessons un d like them very observed nationally next week, Out. 5 - kept in the garage or outside In a ai I I. Is not just a one week concern but place whore children can't get at them, do homework when 1 get home, much. should ho remembered all your around.. concluded Capt. Souza. listen to the stereo and read. A display and a poster "Preventing fires begins with regular contest will be hold for the children inspections which includes not only at Mokapu Elementary School, Also, private housing but also barracks and the Navy Consolidated Fire Department will n industrial buildings," states Fire Captain In display an 85 my foot aerial opinio hook and ladder William R. Souza of Station Fire truck along with other various fire Department No, 8 located at Katy, For a change of pace, the Hawaii Marine asked potenti al Marines engines and pumpers at the school. A fire for their ideas on the titlure,schoolandentertainment. "Fitch year many lives are lost and demonstration will be held on Oct. 10 homes are destroyed by fires. The home and children will have the opportunity to STEVE CRAMEORD PAM DELAGADO dweller should take all possible steps to meat "Smokey" the bear and "Sparky" make his home as fireproof as possible," the fire dog. . 21) GRADE 2D GRADE said ('apt, soma. Parents are invited to bring their I want to figtol I think I'd "Paint, paint removers, gasoline and children to the Fire Station during Fire Cobra like to be a fly kerosene should never be stored in or Prevention Week so that youngsters of all helicopters in nurse. Helping around the house. These and other ages can learn more about fire prevention. t he Marine people is fun Corps like my and makes you Chaplain's column dad does. I love happy. School is school and like u lot of fun and arithmetic more the teachers are "Pr, Why do you swear? than any of the neat. After rtr other things we have to learn. school I like to play at home an Did you ever ask yourself the question, "Why do I swear?" Some people steal to When I get home I like to work watch TV. When summer comes satisfy their hunger; some lie and hope to gain by deceit. A glutton or drunkard gratifies on crafts and play baseball. again I want to learn judo. his appetite, but what profit Is pined by swearing? An old writer said "Most sinners serve the devil for pay, but swearers serve him gratis." Some people swear to cover up. They haven't got what it takes and they know it. They try to cover up their deficiency by putting forward a bold front. Profanity with HAWAII MARINE them is an act, a bravado. Others swear because their knowledge of the English language is limited. They Commander, Marine Corps Sams Pacific LtGen. John N. McLaughlin suffer from poverty of speech. Because they cannot express themselves by their scant Officer In Charge Gyllgt. Larry 1151411167712/11 vocabulary they use curse words. These words come in handy. They can be used in any Sett Marearette Chaves 5. Wililitrin t'thilict, get. David Treadway context to carry any meaning. Thus they occur over and over again. Recently !overheard Contributing Editor GySgt. Dale Dye 217.2431 a conversation where the speaker'used approximately 150 words. At least 100 Staff Writer Sgt. Terry Kearns 2174142 of them Sports Editor Sgt. Gordy Coe were curse words which added nothing to the meaning of his thought. He could have Camp Smith Correspondent Sgt. Sob Tailing 4774931 laved his breath. Pert Harbor Correspondent. Geraldine Neeatoshi 474141 Still others swear because they claim "it is a force of habit." When reproved they The Hawaii Marine is published weekly on Friday for Marines, Navy personnel, dependents, state they didn't mean anything and civilian employes at Marine Corps commands on Oahu. It is printed with appropriated by it. It's a habit they have acquired and they do it funds by Community Publications, Inc., Kaneohe, Hawaii, under the supervision of the without thinking. Imagine the feeling of the judge who hears the thief say he didn't mean Joint Public Affairs Office, KMCAS, FPO, San FfebenCO, 96511 in Obniphance with was Department of the Navy and Marine Corps publications and Printing Regulations. The to steal; it only from force of habit. Instead of lessening the crime it makes it more Hawaii Marine is a member of the Armed Forces News Miriam. Views and opinions severe. It shows that the crime was not committed in the excitement of the moment but expressed are not necessarily th014 of the Marine Corps. The Hawaii Marine is published for in purposes only and should not be interpreted as directive in nature. Mention of from custom or training. So the person who claims force of habit is admitting that he has products, personalities and services does not constitute endorsement by this newspaper or trained himself to dishonor God. the command. All copy submitted for publication must reach the editorial office in Idg. No. 301 by 4 p.m. Tuesday prior to Priday's publication date unless otherwise approved by With God Almighty this is no light matter, The Commandment reminds in "The the editorial staff of the Hawaii Marine. All copy will be screened and edited in accordance Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh His name with editorial pdlIcY in vain." By Chaplain Robert A. Rosner Oct, 3, 1071, Hawaii Marino, Page 1 it Marines squad number one in Corps

They did 11! They did It! After Nub squad was harassed by the three months of beating the hush, Sark School's "Super Squad" with muck practicing river Crossings and WSt plain machine gun fire, simulated artillery and hard work, the Third Marines' super strafing runs, while trying to reach limit

wed has been named the best rifle squad objectives, - in the Corp: for the fifth time, "It MOM' t easy for us," explained During the Evening Parade held lest Sin, (Ward, "The hardest pert,was month at Marine liarraeko, Eighth and mentally preparing ourselves for the next Eye, (Wilmot Louis 11, Wilson, day, But morale and motivation war Commandant of the Marine Corp*, always high within the squad." pinned the Coveted "gold badge" on The annual competition is designed Sergeant Devitt E. ilitartlio and Ma follow to stinmiete training on the squad level squad mundane breast pockets, naming and demands a great deal of effort from them the best in the Corps. each n11001101 as well as evaluating the Competition for each of the aquaria squad's ability to perform as a unit. representing the Corps' nine infantry member of the regiments began Sept. 2 at the Marine Traditionally, qua Corps Development and Education winning squad is melt toriouoly promoted Center, Quainter+, Va, They were judged and grunted 30 days leave, in six primary events; squad in the attack, The Marines from Company C, lot squad in the defense, night patrolling, Bettalion, did as they booed they supporting arms rise, land navigation and would- -look the competition and physical fitness. brought home the trophy, Gala festivities planned

Pima ay PPe JIM WO lew ROTORS REMOVHDThe front rotor assembly is removed from this CH46F See Knight as maintenance Marines from Marine Medium Helicopter Scpedron (INM)262 prepare the for Oahu Birthday Balls last of three such helicopters for lading on an Mr Forte CSA, Sept .19, The twohuntiredth anniversary of erstentotti an a liltantenotel Pageant at the MUMS Cusps win he eeiebvitted 140e, Long trip ahead to, 1975, with special ceremonies, a Itipai 'fan11:11yo, rWli ottylbrialnIkcirit".13winriblmaielrlw,"Ad I au pageant ,and birthday balls honoring the ifeentennial. beginning at 11 JO man, Various Marine summands will hold Uniform for the ball will be blue Mechs strip helos birthday balls in honor of the gala event. dress with models or with ribbons and A wraptip of the balls is as follows: badges; mess dress; evening dries; greens, The Marine Officers' Hall will he summer or winter, with blouse ribbons Three C'Hl6F Sea Knight Mainland points whore this depot level held Nov. 10 at the Hilton Hawaiian and badges, The dress for guests will be helicopters belonging to Marine Medium maintenance checkup is given, Hut, the Village Coral Ballroom POT all Marine appropriate' civilian attire (coat and tie), Helicopter Squadron (HMM)262 were time involved in transporting the officers stationed on Oahu. Dress for the ladies will be formal or stripped of their tandem rotor assemblies helicopters by ship is long end exposure The traditional historical pageant cocktail dress, Sept. 15.19 at Hickam Air Force Base for to salltir has had its effects on corrosion will be presented at the officers, staff The Bicentennial commemoration loading on the world's largest cargo Jet, control efforts, noncommisaioned officers and Kility for Kaneohe enlisted Marines the CSA Galaxy, HMM262 teamwork showed itself will he held enlisted balls this year, Thu Sunset Parade at the KBay enlisted club Nov. 7 This type of field stripping of a Su as Squadron personnel from the with at Marine Barracks, Pearl Harbor, has festivities getting under way at Knight for loading on a C5A had never hydro Ecs, avIoniu, flight line and metals 6:30 p,m, been expanded and dramatically revised The traditional cake been done before by the Squadron and it shop completed the dismantling Job on cutting to portray a "Return to Tun Tavern," ceremony will be held during the is believed to be only the second time this one of the choppers in has than four "no The officers' celebration begins host" cocktail time slot beginning endeavor has been attempted by a Marine hours, at 6;30 with cocktails at 6 p.m. followed by a p,m. At 0;00 p,m, the Corps aviation unit. With the removal of the rear wheel pageant will begin dinner of roast sirloin of beef, the with a guest speaker appearing at Dismantling the rotors and puffins struts, the 0146's wore ready to be 8;30 traditional cake cutting ceremony, the p.m, A buffet line will follow at the rotor heads and shafts from the three loaded on one of the world's largest birds, 9 p,m, Bicentennial Pageant and dancing until with live entertainment and dancing until choppers, H MM.262's helicopter Hut it won't until Sept, 25 that one of 1;30 s.m, An optional early morning 1 p,m, mechanics readied their helicopters for the hugs aircraft was available and breakfast will also be available. The commemoration of the loading in the first available Air Form HMM262 quickly responded by loading Music for the festivities will be by Bicentennial for the enlisted Marines at 'flying boxcar.' their helicopters aboard, Steve Rosen's Orchestra until midnight; Camp H,M, Smith will be held Nov, 7 at Destined for a complete The Sea Knights will receive a then a four piece rock band will follow the Camp Smith Staff NonCommissioned maintenance overhaul at Naval Air thorough maintenance overhaul at NAS, until 1:30 a,m, Officers Club, Station, North Island, San Diego, Calif., North Island, end be returned to the Dr, David S, Potter, Undersecretary The evening's festivities will begin the Sea Knights were reduced in height to Squadron in December when other of the Navy, has boon invited as the guest with a cocktail hour at 6;30 P.n. with 165 inches so that they could be folly C1146's are scheduled to undergo the of honor, the traditional cake cutting ceremony loaded in the careolatch of the aircraft, same systems checkouts, dismantling and Cost of the entire celebration, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. A In the put, Sea Knights had been assembling in furthering HMM262 including dinner with wine, champagne, gourmet dinner will follow at 8 p,m, loaded on Naval vowels for transfer to maintenance control efforts, music, entertainment, a momenta of the featuring prime rib au JUN, Dancing begins ball, parking, tax and gratuity will be at 9:30 p,m. with a variety of sounds by $13,50 per person and can be purchased the Loath Souls, at the KBsy or Camp Smith O'Clubs, Tickets are limited to 305 and are Assistant CHIC plans Oahu visit The Staff NonCommossoned sold at $7 per person by reservation only, Seating The Assistant Commandant of the Marino Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay. Officers Hall will be hold Nov, 0 at the arrangements and reservations are available Marine Corps, Lieutenant General Samuel He is also scheduled to meet with Staff Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral 11811100M. at the Camp Smith Dining 1 Facility every Wednesday, Jukilka, will visit Marine commands on NonCommisioned °Mous at MCAS, A deadline of Nov, has boon set for the Thursday, and gala event. paydays from I I 12;30 p.m, Oahu, Oct. OM, as part of his first Kaneohe Hay, tour the air station, and purchase of tickets for the CM. to available Uniform enlisted halls will Western Pacific tour since assuming his visit other hishevel military officials, 'rickets are currently at for both the Staff Clubs at Camp Smith and be blue dress with medals or ribbons and post July 1 The assistant commandant', lour Cost IS $15 per person. badges; or summer service "A", Civilian The general's twoday swing through WestPac includes stops NI South !illy, The evening sets under way at 6;10 guests' dress will be formal or aisioilitriord through Hawaii will include top level Korea, 1wakuni, Japan, Okinawa, the p,m, with a "nwhost" cocktail hour, Write, Dross lor the WIWI will lw lor Weimer at ('amp H, M, Smith and Philippines and Gum, tollowed by the traditional cake cutting ao appropriate, AIIIIMMOMBIOP Page 4, Hawaii Marino, Out, 3, 1975 Department of Defense, I think we'll continue to look at it because we definitely need stone improvements, I also don't like the hoot, I don't mind the appearance, but I don't think it's constructed well enough," LtGen. McLaughlin speaks "There are as many opinions about the optimum uniform as thew are Marines," grins Wien, McLaughlin, turning to the question of a more durable system of personal fighting equipment for infantrymen, topics "We have a definite need fur better gear at the Corps level," Ito comments soberly, on some major individual infantryman recalling the fact that virtually all of his 35 years In successful first enlistment, In other words, the guys who uniform have been spent in infantry assignments, "No (Copt, from pap I) are high school graduates are hacking it batter," one has more sympathy for infantrymen than I do, (;amoral Mvi-aU$111111 is an advocate of the Marines' On the other side of the question, the Pacific There is a simple answer to why we can't gel the system tying the recruiter into the recruit training now Marine commander thinks there is room in the Marina ALI('L (Allpurpooe lightweight individual carrying 1w helium will produce a hotter Marine itipaline which Corps for men and woman who may not have finished equipment) System out sooner. money, We're working to till his conno their funnel education but are willing to show effort and on it and it enjoys a high priority with me," "The reports I got recently within the Meet Marine persistence, Force Pacific," he comments, 1140044104 the young DUAL ROLE Marines of 1475, "indicate a general satisfaction on the SHOWING INITIATIVE Unmoral McLaughlin sees his commend's mission in pan of the commanders with the young Marine they're "I don't want to overomphoolie this," he states the Pacific through two sets of lenses; "We have a gtting now, I think they're rioting a good quality recruit school graduates in classical role as an amphibious assault force," he says, from whom they can make Marines, flinty regarding the question of high there° are thousands of tine we're prepared to carry that out, I think recent "Now, we've had is dichotomy, so to speak, Marina Soon, "because "and have events Asia, however, have pointed up between the recruiters and the Drill 111411-1101011, Thu DI Marines, nonhigh school graduates, who in Southeast blames the moonier for the poor quality of recruit he distinguished themselves and are distinguishing several other capabilities of the Marine landing team, has and the recruiter sometimes lays it on the DI fur nut themselves in the Corps, and a lot of these guys are Such things as assistance in natural disasters, evacuations twining the people Woeful* to him, Now, the MOW iworcoming problems they had before they 041110 in the and the like and we'll continue to train for these general is going to be responsible for recruiters and Drill Corm; , a bell of a lot of those guys are getting their peripheral things," Imitnictors and I suspect we'll sea these people pull is education in the Corps," His years of combat command experience have little closer, A foci unto 's success is going to he judged on General McLaughlin's respect for the Corps' Staff brought McLaughlin to correlate "combat readiness" the number of successful graduates (ruin hoot camp, not noncommissioned Officers was developed at with attitude among his Marines, "HkIPPec enjoys a high the number of people he sends SO the depots," Guadalcanal, New Drill& and Peleliu, It was reinforced degree of combat readiness," he says, glancing at the at the Chosin Reservoir and confirmed in the Jungles and wall map that describes his farflung command, "I think RIG FACTOR rice paddies of Vietnam where he served as Assistant much of readipass depends on attitude, A good Division Commander of the let Marino Division, the hard.charging attitude can make up fur a hell of a lot of The topsy-turvy coadition of the .00110111 economy outfit 1w served with outlier as a second lieutenant, shortcomings," ha "A tremendous amount of the expertise and may driving more people into LtGen,' McLaughlin's TAKING A LOOK ranks, but he isn't willing to attribute mono recruiting leadership in this Marino Corps depends on the Staff According to LtGen, McLaughlin, a number of successes to that factor glow NC0o," he emphasises, "I've heard it said as long as I've Pacific Meet Marine Force units should be recovering "I don't know if you C1411 asurihe individual been in the Marine Corps, which is about 35 years, that from their Vietnam.era manpower turbulence in the near motivations to monetary, economic or patriotic the Staff NCO has been the backbone of the Marine future but much of the "fleshing out" of units will he reasons," ho comments, "I think irk probably a Mature Corps and I subscribe to that, Ile is and he should be and inhouse movement, of those emotion" that make up motivation today, II' I think he will be as long as the Staff NCOs work at it," The general estimates the ,Colifornia.based let you'll just look at recruiting advertisements, you'll we a A TRADEMARK Marine Division could eventually be up to full combat )ohoionted motivation, There's a guy driving a tank, strength, including nine Infantry some flying, an Airplane, fixing an engine or charging up a There's some tillta-telited sliver in McLaughlin's bintelions,if of beach with a title in his hand, We're trying to motivate auburn hair hut^ it's hard to spot along the the Marines otherwise occupied were 'shifted into their people with a point or vitrw or jolt satisfaction, This Is closely,eropped sides or his head, It's a hairstyle that he primary dirties, something that the young American man would like to approves of for all his Marines, Despite the militarily unfortunate end to the do" "I think we've adhered to traditional grooming American involvement in Vietnam, LtGen, McLaughlin thinks the Marine Corps learned some valuable lessons in Devitt a Master's Degree in International Affairs standards," he says, eyeing those in his office for that conflict, "We gained ektonsive experience in and graduation from the prestigious National War compliance, "I sort of like what the Commandant said; operations against he comments, I College, McLaughlin has mixed feelings shout the value 'adharancu to the varmints standards Indicated the peril's'," "Further, of formal think we gained insight into Civic Action which should education among his Mannar, willingness and capability discipline oneself to be a to stand us in good stead in future operations with civilian Morino,' I think that expresses my feeling about it pretty "I'd like to feel that all Marinas aro motivated populaces, The experience gained by most of our well," toward being members of a cionhat iirganimion," he officers and NCOe will last the Marine Corps a long says, pondering the Commandant's decision to try for 95 Marine uniforms have been going through a time," relatively smooth period of transition since the Vietnam per cunt high school graduates among Marine recruits, The lofty location of LtGen, McLaughlin's war and, while Wien, McLaughlin is "pretty well 'because that's what we all era, Wu need skills in the headquarters may physically separate him from his satisfied with the uniform as we have it now," W. not modern Marino Corps, I think it takes about 55 per cent Marines when he'll in residence there, but it hardly so happy with the current field uniform worn by high school graduates or their equivalants just to till our makes him impersonal, He's a man who doesn't care Marines, formal school quotas, much for commands followed by "'they' want us to do "The Commandant has raised our sights, Ile wants CHANGES it," 74 per cent of our recruit' to be high school graduates, "Another American said it before," he comments The meson that he'" shooting for this is not that the "I think we need a more durable utility uniform," regarding the Commandant's statement that he was now nonshigh school graduate can't` hack it It's simply that he postulates, "and I'd like in see one that we didn't 'they,' referring to that impersonal command structure in our data shows us that there's a hotter correlation have to starch and shine, I don't know just what we're the sky, "President Harry Truman said `the buck stops between being a high school graduate and a successful going to come up with because there's a degree of hero, ' McLaughlin grins, placing a hand on his massive first enlistment than homy° reliaiw intelligence and a uniformity that's been established thrbughuut the desk, "I am 'they' in the Fleet Marine Force Pacific,"

90 up 44f). 09499 tremendoro amount of the experthe and leaderhIllp In Nita ROMP OW'S dehendri un Me Mali lac m feel Oral "I'd all Marino are Ne0a," "lye vett many Marineh who aren't mol 'Paled loward hoinri member* of rhmhal "We for have a atilnite need bole al me *Ward Marinec that ran /urn In a lint ciao rirgankil klaH individual Infan Myrna,' performance," Oct, 3, l97S, Hawaii Marine, Page S MAG clobbers Smith for fourth victory By Sgt, Gordy Cue It was a defensive battle during most any consistency. However, MAG24 did field position. On their third play front of the first quarter as the pigskin changed manage to push the ball deep into Camp scrimmage, quarterbackRichGillesple, who Marine Aircraft Grotty (MAG24) hands frequently without any scoring, Smith territory late In the second quarter, hadn't had a pass completion all day, hit continued their winning ways Saturday The w inlets finally gut things rolling but time ran out and the score remained Marshall Forney down the left sideline fur afternoon by demolishing Camp Smith, as they marched 60 yards in eight plays to the same at halftime, a 614 yard touchdown pass, The extra point 27-6, in Intramural Football League play at Camp Smith's five yard line when the attempt failed, leaving the contest tied at Camp Smith's gridiron. whistle sounded ending the period, SECOND HALF 6.6, The game remained close throughout On the first play of the second Camp Smith then kicked off to the the first three quarters but the fourth quarter, quarterback Larry Brhby handed As play resumed in the second hail, wingers, Rich Soy thcott fumbled the really told the story. Everything seemed to off to Robby Robinson, who blasted MAG24 met again with the rock hard return on his own 20 yard line with Smith fall in place for the wingers as they scored through the middle for five yards and the defense of the Leeward side, They, wore recovering it. However, their scoring threat three times In the final period,eampSmith, touchdown, The point after attempt failed, halted five plays after the kickoff and then went down the dumper as Gillespie, on on the other hand,couldn't keep any drive. leaving the score 64 forced to punt, third down, also fumbled, Hob Pearson going long enough to score after managing Defense spin was a major factor Scoring opportunities began to pounced on the pigskin to again, gain their only touchdown early in the third during the rest of the first half as both increase for Smith as they brought the ball possession for the sky serums. quarter, teams wore unable to move the ball with back to their own 32 yard line with good Both teems took control of the ball 'again before the quarter ended, but due to costly penalties, neither could score, The final period began with the wingers taking the ball deep into Smith country after their punt went out of hounds at the 13 yard line, They then pushed the ball in three plays to the Smith one yaraline but another costly fumble, recovered by Smith, destroyed their chance 10 score. MORE FUMBLES Smith brought the ball out to the four yard line tm their first play, Moments later the unexpected happened again as the Leeward side fumbled in their own end /one, Winger Mick Barr smothered ft for MAG24's second touchdown, Fred Austin kicked the point after making the score 13-6, Camp Smith lust all their confidence and morale after the touchdown and never could got back on the right track throughout the renuttnder of the game, The situation was lust the opposite tor tits wtngers, as nothing roomed to so wrung fur them. They scored twice again in the period and had possession. when the final whistle blow, One of the last two TIN scored by the wingers came when Olio WV aulley sprinted lb yards over right tackle and the other came on a one yard blast through the middle by Rrisby, A two point conversion followed the last touchdown, making the final score 27-6, Pftplo by Cpl, C.M. Pans The sky screamers' victory puts LOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT - Larry 'Ashy (12) of Marine Aircraft Group (MAG24) desperately runs around the right side looking for them 4.0 in league play and tied for first place daylight but Darwin Kessler (73) and Robert Shelley (7S) of Camp Smith make hGt chances look very slim in Intramural Football action with Third Marines, who they Saturday afternoon at Camp Smith, MA24, however, won the pm* 274. tackle next week, Presidential sports award program open

Joggers, skiers, skeet shooters, fencers, mountain climbers, bowlers, shooters, divers, weight lifters and participants in 27 other sports may qualify for Presidential Sports Awards, To earn the right to wear emblems and matching pins, Marines need to pick Ole Sport or sports 01 their choice, then participate regularly 50 hours in MOO spurts over a four month period, 4.0 "The purpose of the Presidential Sports Award Program is to enerntraitc as many Americans as possible to keep in shape, and to know the pleasure and the benefits of ligaithy exercise and I,hei fr. tiy 1. pg. art, igeom sportsmanship, For details, write: Presidential ON THE WAY Charles Jackson (44) of Third Marines patiently awaits for the hall to come down as he heats his defender 'I om (Lenten Sports Award, Box 12'), Radio City (51) of Headquarters and Headquarter* Squadron (H&HS) downtield during an Intramural Football game Saturday afternoon, Third Station, New York, N.Y. 10019, Marines won the game by demolishing II&HS, 20-6, although Jackson mimed the paw, Page , Hawaii Marine, Oct. 3, 1975 Gordy's sportline 257-2141 S T U M. OLIN' STUMPER - Sergeant Joe Wag from 1st Battalion, Twelfth Marines won this week's sports quiz from KIlay while Major Tom Siggins from Camp Smith Special Services took the honors or. the Leeward side of the island. Both answered a total of 14 correct answers. Major Tom O'Leary also got 14 correct but placed second duo to the time of his call. Quiz stumpers were Hondo (John Havllchek), Rocket (Maurice Richard), Pocket Rocket (Henri Richard), Red Baron (Gordon Berenson), Golden Bear (Jack Nicklaus), Bong (John Powell), Dr, J (Julius Erving), Minnie (Saturnimo Minoao), Cy (Denton T. Young), Bobo (Lewis Newsome), Satchel (Leroy Paige), Dizzy (Jay Hanna Dean), Bulldog (Clyde Turner), Photo by Cpl, R.M. Pena Jr. Handyman (Earl Sande), and Ching the way for Motor Transport Company's log race team KEEP ON TRUCK1N' - Carly Kansas (left) and Millard Kimsey (right) lead (Ivan Johnson), Maintenance company, however, took top honors in the during a Provisional Services Battalion (PSB) field meet held Friday morning. This week's quiz will focus on event. records held by individual players in various sports. Who holds the record for: most NBA playoff games played, 700 Marines participate most field goals made by a player in the NBA playoffs, longest complete pass in a Super Bowl game, most yards gained in a Super Bowl game, most PSB sponsors field meet runsbatted.in in one World Series, most doubles in one World Series ray skot. Mty Martens Remington Raiders began, The object would take two steps beck, leaving starer pow, most assists in one ABA playoff fur the Raiders was to carry a field desk space between them, The major reason for game, most threepoint field goals Mure than 700 Leathernecks from with typewriter 50 motors, theft set up the this event was that in case of a tie, after all made in one ABA playoff game, and Provisional Services Battalion (PSB) hunch and type a paragraph correctly with the other events, a winning unit could the longest basketball field goal on he decided, participated in a battalion field meet three copies, After the paper was typed record, its length and who made it. they would Friday highlighted by an awards take the box with the RID'EM COWBOY Anyone typewriter The Circle Throw and Pugh! Sticks - presentation by Brigadier General George in it and run back to the starting interested in joining the KMCAS line. were a test of strength and quickness. In W, Smith, commanding general, 1st Marine Rodeo Team should come to the New the Circle Throw seven men, one from each Brigade, One of the more fascinating events Town and Country Stables team, would enter the circle with their at For a change of pace, Maj, Lit and a little unusual, was the Log Race.What Waimanalo backs to each other, and when the whistle tomorrow. The team will Gonzales, Commander of PSB, arranged made this event different was the fact that hold was blown, they turned and faced their a 5:30 p.m, meeting at the the meet for Headquarters & Service the log happened to be a 30 ft. telephone Stables opponents, grabbed them and attempted after the scheduled Buck Out. Company, Shore Party, Motor Transport, pole that weighed 650 lbs, Fourteen men HOURS Effective to throw each other out of the ring. The EXTENDED Maintenance, and Supply, Each company were required to pick up the lug, run 25 today, the hours last man to stand in the ring represented for the mini gym have was required to participate in the various meters, turn around, and run back, the been extended Tuesday and Thursday events. team the winning team. Some of the highlights were the with the fastest time was the winner, from 10:30 a.m, to 7 pm. for men, Circle Throw, Tuts-Mar, Nil Sticks, HOC°, won with a time of 23.5 seconds, The field meet ended with the VARSITY BASKETBALL Dizzy Izzy , Log Race, Sleeping Bag The Egg was Race, Toss one event that awarding of the trophy. For each event a TRYOUTS Tryouts for the Hawaii and the Egg Toss, could not be missed. The Commanding certain amount of points were given. Marine varsity basketball squad will be The meet began with a Six Mile Officer and First Sgt, faced each other, one Wen. George W. Smith awarded the held Oct, 7, 8 and 9 at the Station gym Relay Run to Platt led holding an Field, by Maj, Pease, egg. The object was to toss the trophy to Maintenance Company with hangar 103 from 4 to 5:45 p.m. This egg back and the Executive Officer, While the relay was forth without breaking it, 185 points. Second Place -Hiles Co., 160 year's squad, who'll begin the season being held, another contest for the After each armsful throw, both Marines points, very closely followed by Supply Nov. 11, will have a challenging with 155, Motor Transport-134,5, and schedule competing against both Shore Party-139.5. civilian and military teams. In addition, a team manager is needed for this year's Upcoming football games The PSB Field Meet was an play. For more information contact experience for all. It gave the individual Oct. 10 3 p.m. KMCAS Station BdeSupp coach Lt, Clendenin at 257.3507. Marine a chance to display his courage, HANDBALL TOURNEY The discipline, and achievement. Oct. 11 10 a,m, KMCAS 3rdMar MAG24 fall intramural handball tournament 2 p.m. KMCAS Marine Elks PI 1st Brigade (SB) will commence Monday. There will be 1 p.m. Camp Smith Camp Smith Naval Magazine no limit as to the number of entries Pigskin Rap-up from any department, division or Oct, 18 10 a.m. KMCAS M AG.24 Marine Bks PI organization, No officials will be 2 p,m. KMCAS BdcSupp Naval Magazine furnished, scoring will be done by the TEAM W 1 p,m, Camp Smith Camp Smith 3rdMar L competitors for both singles and 7 p,m, Schofield Dis.Com. (S,B.) Station Third Marines 4 0 doubles competition. Marine Aircraft Group-24 4 0 LAbIES GOLF - Kim Johnson Station Oct. 25 7 p.m. Schofield 45thSuppGp Camp Smith 3 1 captured the "A" flight tourney Camp Smith 1 2 recently. Marcia Macomber and Fran Brigade Support Nov, I 10 cm. KMCAS 2ndPlaceTeam 3rdPlaceTeam (PSB) I 2 Van Dyke both tied for the "0" flight. Pearl Harbor 2 p,m. KMCAS IstPlaceTeam 4thflaceTeam 0 4 Ginny Folkerson followed up by taking Naval Magazine 0 4 the "C" flight. Marine Corps Birthday Championship game time and date will be announced LAST WEEK'S at a SCORES The 12th Annual Invitational later time. Third Marines , 20 Station 6 Golf Tournament will be held this year MAG-24 27 ('amp Smith 6 Oct. 23 and 24. There will be a practice Nov. 22, 1st Place Marine Team vs. 1st Place Army Team; location and time to be DivArty (SB). 7 Naval Magazine.. 6 round Oct. 16. announced later, BrigSupt/PSB 12 MB, Pearl Harbor Oct. 3, 1975, Hawaii Marine, Page 7 grange to veterans who remember it relics beside some rusted out Japanese simply as a pile of black, volcanic soil shore guns left. which provided little cover for their Checkpoint maneuvers. TWO MEMORIALS That's not to indicate the island has become a South Pacific paradise, but the The treaty, which returned Iwo to Delta American Coast Guardsmen stationed Japanese control, gives Americans access there and their Japanese counterparts to the two war memorials currently manage to find some shelter from the maintained on the island. The original tracks' Pacific sun and genuinely seem American monument was carved into the to get along with each other in harmony. side of a rock by a former Marine shortly 257-243) The Coast Guard detachment mans after the war. As would be expected of a a Long-Range Aid to Navigation Marine sculptor, the monument consists By GySgt, Dale Dye (LORAN) Station while the 50 Japanese of a Corps emblem surmounted by a flag soldiers operate a radio communications and surrounded by the names of the men facility for ships and aircraft. who died on the island. Another American monument is Probably no single published image an Iwo Jima veteran who returned to the located on top of Mount Suribachi. It is a "Marine" to more Americans Island just a few years ago and got his than bronze plaque featuring a depiction of impressions of how things were when he TOUR monumental flick showing Marines NO EASY the flag-raising and set in white stone. a Navy corpsman raising the Stars last saw the island in 1970. I was so That remained the only monument on intrigued by the state of affairs that I Stripes on two Jima's Mount Suribachi until late in 1969 when the sought out some other Americans who For those of you who think a year /chi. Japanese erected a simple, black marble American pictorial analysts hive were recently stationed on that fly-speck in the placid Volcanic isles might be a stone monument next to it. The flags of d it the "most famous photograph of in the Pacific, pleasant boondoggle, bear in mind that both countries now fly over these two odd War U" and, since combat the Wand has no native population. That monuments and, according to the men otographer Joe Rosenthal snapped it In will means no women, and the Coast Guard It interest' most Marines, who who have seen them, are still 45, it has ippeared virtually assumed currently authorizes its men only one all interest in Iwo Jima ended awe-inspiring today. erywhere the topic of Marines and the with the Japanese defeat on March 26, 7-day pass off Iwo per 12-month tour. land-hopping campaigns of the South 1945, to know that there are still treated A NO-NO dile are In print. American and Japanese military men left "The flag-raising," as most Marines on the Iwo's still-operable, but hardly island. One Coast Guard veteran told me it molly refer to it in brief, has been two's current efficient 7,000 foot airstrip provides the military population was a favorite pastime to crawl over the reproduced on T-shirts, lighters, belt only contact with the outside world, are far from over-zealous World War H island hunting for souvenirs or trying to buckles and bar napkins, not to mention holdouts, however. which consists for the Americans of one They are in fact gain access to explosive-sealed Japanese the stone rendering which draws thoroughly-modern flight per week to ferry in supplies. There American Coast hunkers, but officials are trying to put an thousands of tourists to Arlington, Va., Guardsmen and is no unlimited supply of booze on the Japanese Maritime end to this practice, as some ordnance each year, It has become so familiar to Self-Defense island and the Americans are authorized Force soldiers who were encountered has been found to be volatile many Americans that they tend to forget singled out only beer to help pass the time in their by that fickle finger of fate and dangerous even to this day. the horrors of that specific island that seems to operate in all military individual air-conditioned quarters. campaign which not only produced organizations to draw a year-long tour on JAPANESE SPIRITS The Coast Guardsmen told me they the picture but also accounted for more Iwo Jima. make a. practice of policing and than 6,000 American dead.' The Japanese, on the other hand, maintaining the Marine memorials as well THE GREENING OF IWO are allowed any sort of spirits they want. as the ravages of time and nature will PERSONAL INTEREST The Americans usually manage some sort allow and that did a lot for my morale. Despite its symbolic importance to of trade-off for admission to their movies I have met Mr, Rosenthal and the American war veterans, Congressional and the time passes "pretty quick" Rosenthal's famous picture brought than who shot an earlier Suribachi derision- makers decided two had no value according to one Iwo LORAN veteran. the terrible sacrifice of that most-famous War ham* to natraising, Louis R. Lowery, so the two to the country and returned it to ot ?Amine images in *laid It remembrances flag-raising pictures have always held a Japanese control in 1961, Since that time Souvenir hunters would be sorely us, bUt there's room for out there where the fighting was rather personal interest for me. Recently, wild vegetation has been slowly inching disappointed in their quest for WW It right today. There are few done. however, I met and talked at length with back on the island, a fact that will seem memorabilia on Iwo Local locomotion of these facilities. will go to support the civilian charity Invited to take advantage brunch will be served from items personnel are SUNDAY work of the wives' club for the next year, Rona fide guests of Station Club news a.m. to 1 p.m, welcome Oder to Station Order 1710-23 AL 11(-BAY a weekend at the beach. For further Mongolian barbecue will be Enjoy 0' CLUB TUESDAY - information call 257-2409. served on the lanai from 5:30 to N p.m. while film-lectures from 6 0010, T0/41GHT Happy Hour on the Lower Cecily Urban entertains The Hawaii Geographic Society opened - The Happening be*ins Melt liallMnsaba lanai from 4 to 6:30 p.m, with music by Cechy WEDNESDAY - its 29th season Wednesday featuring a series of at 6 pm), Urban, EnsDA style fish & chips or fried 10 film-lectures at the Mid-Pacific Institute, will be upon us soon and the THURSDAY - Paula entertains in the Christmas chicken in the Pacific Room from 6 to 8:30, Waikiki; Leeward Community College Theatre, Mokapu Elementary School PTA wants to help. lounge from 610 10 p,m, including salad bar and bread board. The Frank Pearl City; and Poled Nani, Kaneohe. Children from Mokapu will be selling Christmas Williams Quartet will entertain in the Taps CAMP SMITH Some of the dims to be presented are cards from Thursday until Oct. 28. '11te cards 'Auntie from 8:3(1 p.m. to 12;30 a, nr, SNCO CLUB John Muk's "High Sierra" and John lay's have lovely Hawaiian motifs with holiday SATURDAY - Gourmet Dining in the "Siding in the Pecifie." wishes in Hawaiian and English. They arc p.m. serving no Pacific Room from 6 to S :30 TOMORROW - The Local Boys will Admiss ion for each program is $2.25 for immediately available . upon purchase- prime labor newburg, filet steak bordelabe, a variety of musical entertainment from adults and $1 for children. waiting period. will be present of rib, and a chef's opeeisl. Entertainment 9 p,m, until I a.m. To join the society or for more This sale is the major fund raising event by the Frank Williams Quartet in the Taps There will be a SNCO Wives information cell 845.6144, weekdoya- the Mokapu PTA this year. MI profits will be MONDAY - materials and Lou.ns from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a,m. at 7:30 p.m. used for visual aids equipment, brunch from meeting vital to the school; Prizes SUNDAY - guild your own WEDNESDAY - Ladle' Night is featured school improvements 9:30 serving a variety of Scouting around to our best "salespeople:" -s cm. to 1 p,m, with half pike on all drinks. will be awarded breakfast specialties. King crab willing to help bolster sales may be and luncheon Would you believe that Scouting is family Parents kits served in the Pacific Room from 6 that doing so will increase the benefits & beef CAMP SMITH oriented and without adult leadership it will assured to 8:30 p.m. with music by Ciscily Urban. to their children. MIAMI CLUB perish? The Scouting Round-Up, held at TUESDAY Spaghetti plate or veal Children will be cautioned not to sell after - Mokapu School Sept. 26 proved this point. Parmesan served in the Pacific Room from 6 to dices to 10 ext. on weekends for the TODAY - Don and Lloyd spin the Approximately 30 boys ware registered and dark of prior p.m. salad bar and bread board. of prospective buyers. Every theft _8:30 including on the DJ scene with a variety of musical only one adult! A plea far adult participation convenience Happening been discontinued. to prevent ow enthusiastic Night has sounds from 8 p.m. until midnight. by Lieutenant Colonel Del RanneY. Station will be made Morigonan barbecue on, present from masking repeated calls at WEDNESDAY - TOMORROW - Mow Gin will * executive officer, met with negative results. It children the Lower Latter 6 to 8:30 p.m, with the p.m. to from variety of musical entertainment from 8 that everyone is too busy to worry about individual homes. Rolani entertainment, No seems Christmas spirit out of storage Brother. Hawaiian midnighL our young people, If you can find it in your Get your reservations yew, Hefei a good deal ter you, a required. heart to help, please notify MSgt, Cornett at away this Steak night in the Pacific deal for the PTA and the best deal or all THURSDAY - 237-3434. Leaders are needed for Girls, rod Room p,m. serving New York Miami& from 6 to 11:30 Harvest festival Brownies, Cadets, Juniors, Seniors, Boys, and for the children. steak, - including salad top sirloin or mahinrahi committees. Cubmalters and a Den Mother are bar and bread Festival festurins games, board. A Herons also needed. Please mitre reservstions. suctions and different events will be presented at the Mokapu School esfetorium and *rounds Ladles night IrSAY 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items from all Oct. 4 from Nog a weekend Beginning Monday, Ladies Night will be CLOS suctioned beginning at 1 RUFF NCO over the world will be held weekly at the Camp Smith Weight keen, also be a raffle at 2:30, with to the Showboat management, p.m. There will Aceordine from 6 to p.m. The King's Cowboys, a on isle in front of the main Hostess House at $10 per TONIGHT - tickets going sicancies exist at the The mune and weight MOM equipment combo, wW play from 9 or to be Beach Cottages for 611 per day, and country and wean exchange on before tomorrow.litems day, at the will be available for the exclusive use of P.m. to 1 ism will be on display at the exchange after at the BOO for 511 per day (cooking facilities will raffled dependent wives and servivewomen, TOMORROW - The Valmont* Sept. 22. All monies earned from the raffled are not available at the POO). MI personnel are perform from 9 p.m. to t a.m. wiear-4,1.6411.4,4

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Roane spas* In contact IOU Staffers 267401 OWN or me at Sgt. OM. 44 7-343 9 OWN, AWN. Oat May. Call 244.41187 AWN. 130111ERMAN2, tins Isms* 3 PrA c40, good Mt Whoa eon Drrige, SIMI OIL with children one limit, 12 weeks old, Oats, 1572 HONDA CL 360cc, good condition, Met PARACHUTING? Don't dream about Or do RI wormed, very rearonaltIc Cali 2074400 OWN, 1074 MATADOR, on green, 6 cyl., a M., OOPTOOSO111, Wing 11415. Call 2074642 VW OW to You could malts your first Pump tomorrow If 254.2904 AWN. excallent running condition. Cali 2441343 for or 2414202 anytime. you had taken instructions this week. Got ott further Information. the ground and into The sir by ailing SEARS SILVERTONE IV' color TV for NM 1974 HONDA CO 360, tow mileage, encellent 204.1423, and enter the wondartib 4351 green vinyl overstuffed chair, 516. CM Ceti 257.3553 OWN, realm of 107 VALIANT, 4 0?. Vent 4 MRA PC condition, $900. km fel parachuting. You'll like it a tott a es. ea 6 anytime. KM COI 141.2634 onYtinu, 624-4397 AWN. AMI MALE POMERANIAN puppy, 4V, mos. old, no 1074 PINTO RUNASOUT, 4 eV., 4 1972 KAWASAKI 660, rebuilt, emettint 0000, Misc, for sale Poem good w/children, $60, Cell 1624434 food 90 riMaNIA Tuff.4oet4d, low mileage. CondiltOn. 0000 or ortor. Cell 2574063 OWN, evening. 0400. Cell 254.1450. 262.9414 AWN. WESTMOJHOUSE wearier and dryer, novelist swislOasea..e. 411.10.11011.111 404d, 6 mos, old, deluxe models, ormulent litealt end white TV, 12". OW Cell 11110, PINTO RIMASOUT, 2,00000 4 speed, vinyl condition. 343 Stewart 46744411 OWN, 264.1700 AWN, full Cell 254.1 anytime, 0011011( too, hood scoop and lock* mils/wide tom, Boat for sale Inieru,, inch titan and Hoch, S trockeevorb, full MOTORCYCLE parte, MI mores, tIrM, rims, DAVIS CLASSIC II Motile racket, now string, proton. 00f014f alarm lOtern, 111.454. Calr oomA11.2complete OWN, 11ALeloAT, Lochioy Sae Devil, brand anginas. call 2474400 OWN, east add, sou tor $43, Call 10741174 0444143* anytime. now, athartrO350--wrII bargain. DM dot. Orris at&../12d*-,----....------1114200,1 AWN, can for Larry. se I-3d srt awry, tropisms AwN, 40 CADILLACctwo door, rig too, all power, do, hen tank with eland Ole go los some OPPICSR11 MitrwriElni 11.1* blues and MONA 5100, MO fit MK Call 4771442S. anytime, MIS 1 alas 41 Oft retrigerater, 3 f so, Garage sago twat:1w it11: m4. fr. sweet, *ma 1144 gag isms, OtethLOVA1.44ngrAtti !bas ford or Toyer*, two chrome rims inCludild, COLOR TV antenna, 045, can 21430 AWN. TOMORROW AND SUNDAY mars it, 4100, almost new. Call 2444447if414 4 OM., e, ITT Lawrence Rd., 257.3012 OWN, 444.3054, er sae at 39.407 Aieelani Pl.. ANA ROCAS, Air conditionor, 54614 500th PLUSH NM pile carom, 18e11, somellont 24,000 411.01 stereo, portable TVi clothe, Ni, WHiRLPOOL 14,000 conoltion, also NO ctigif and Istfent'S ear Prat. MIMI11M1a....11... Mderopow. (women/children)) gamer, mlic. Iran*. Call STU eir cond., 115V, Cell 20410311. 254,2032. 114411 ?NW, St /el Gibson 20,000 WTU air cond., 204.330V, lika now, $2001 Peckard.1111 AM.PM TOMORROW 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . 2462A multiplex receimer. with Stereo record Free Cochran St., (COCAS. Chairs, *Ingle bed, desk, player, excellent cond., 11200. COI 2574:00 Houses books, Misfit and Mohr 111 that Nictitate*. Omar ,0 Pt/IA41s~ port Lab and mile. thorns. 14010-4.1A Shepherd, goo COMPLETOLY furnished asidlo In occharlos 4 bedroom, 2 bath, estonetvo witchdoe, the h $014 In color, Doll 141147$ for household terraced Yard widatloe, rock TOMORROW AND nap. Near boob Mbar ham walls, IIM1141. anytime. SUNDAY - 9 cm. to 4 Mimes tleann. Couple or single female. Call 1144M10. Ohnt playhouse with 40 slide, $111,000. P.m. 2500-0 O'Neaf 01 ROCAS. Moving tan, 2474174. 1206 Mokapu illvd, Cell Mr. for rour-Postor /k* KfTTENi one mile, end 0 iontelte, 141 tremor condo becil apt. elm dryer% appointment, 1044344. ord. 441 244.1 OIL enflames Pool rugs; bowling ball, stamp MOTOCROSS Marbly record pleywo hair orttori trousers, 32 waitt, 640i ...10...0104...11/ ciottink Anorblicksi Oodles 11sporti bicycle, 426. Call 2644113, Mrs, and lots of 1111,C. Dm* TOMORROW Boxing Champ, Corporal Or aft day, 2435P Cochran St., CORNER LOT, Brooks, and RASCAL Go atom, color 011w124', Port Charlotte, Plc, TV, yard tonal, baby $3,600 or twat otter. Coll Mrs. puts Moines of Bravo Company, clothes end many misc. items. 2644113, lit Battalion, 8th Marines, 24 Marine News Division in combat training. Power cut movie memo topics K.BAY -A power outer la BOCA scheduled for the entire Cspehert area DOCKE R Fri Sat Sun Mon Tugs Wed Thur 6 p.m. from 8 to 10;30 Lin. Thursday to allow 14 IS 16 II 1 4 5 workers 7 p, (Thurxdtyl Mali changes to install additions) equipment. Areas affected wilt include FAMILY THEATER K-BAY - Beginning Oct. 11, all 71 p.m. Lawrence Road, McClellan Olive, Parks it 12 I .4 1 4 domestic 'kit-clue mail will receive 5 6 Avenue, Merman& Avenue, Bancroft CAMP SMITH the some service ss airmail. There will Drive, Pond Hoed Stcludktg NUC '7 p.m. 4 R 10 5 t, 7 be no service advantage in payins facility, Brown Drive, Campion Drive, MARINE *WNW postage rates for domestic Fleming Circle, Elrod Drive, Hanlon BARRACKS fint-elas melt However, airmail Circle, Hint, Avenue, Harris Court and 7 p.m, 1 2 postage should still be used on all J. CILAJULWOIUC ORANGE 6 Town* Realty Field offs e, Thou with -Nekobn iirDoweR, Petdck Magee, international airmail, Thou 2. PUCK EYE weft ft Mello with related questions should Fred WiMarnson, Rosemary Forsyth, PG, inyalmY "I" questions call 257-2038. X THE should cell the Postal Officer LAST AMERICAN HERO- /oft Bridges, Vole* Amine, melodeons 4. THE STORY PG, at 257.3364, OF A TEENAGER -(hegory Harrison, Soy Grier, PG, Writing award S. DARK drama PLACES - ChriatoPhor La, Thith CAW PG, honor K-SAY 6. DIXTY drama - Gunnery Surat* II1TLE SILLY- Michael I. Pollard, too Purcell, X, western 7. FRENCH Toughest men Dale A. Dye, Hawaii Wino columnist, commas 1 - Gesso Ifacinwt, Fernando Roy, R, action S. *CHINAVOWN drama received a Distinguished Ntsholson, rays %new, X, drama Performance P. THE elm, KBAY Marines SEVV441111 - Roy !Wish*, Tony Lo Blanco, PG, ging dame - have once Award from the Marino Corps Combat W. NANO!' THE again gained the spotlight IGARx - Terence HA Gregory Wakett, 143, western on national Carrespondents Association at their IL *GODFATHER PART 0 - Al Woo, Robert Duvall, TV, The Maybe On segment IL THE RURGLAIM R, action diem. entitled annual banquet in San Clemente, Omer Shoff, Ovals Canaan, PG, Alamo "The Toughest Men ITEELVARD ES in America," Cant, Saturday. Gyfist, Dyes story it - Flew SOyle, lane Fonda, PG, comedy filmed 14. THETRAIN ROMPERS last month at Camp Lideune, "War - John Wayne, Ann Mawr, PG, waren, GUMMI Tactics Pay OW' which IL THE LAST OF SHEILA is scheduled for broadcast - James Coburn, Yvonne Romaine. PG, appeared in the December 20, 1974 14., THE DON IS 0W4N72 DEAD - Anthony Quinn, Proilerkk Forrest, R, Sun* at I 1 p.m. on KHON, Channel WU, *Extra long *ante of the Hawaii Marts*, was running rime, 2. The show feature. guest stars The etAkhon's Don Wetted by a stoup of Wallington, mettnee 41 the Mangy ?bodice 4l be SHERLOCK HOLMES Cutliowly as Marine DRAM PACES Gunnery Sergeant D,C, civilian joumelists as Best News IIIIINIMINOONIMINNIMONININMOMMOmmINVAIMIMIOWNOWNIM. Hard*, Joe Frazier as AilMarine Sto