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6 Reasons
WHY
THE NEXT CALL YOU
ABLE AND R R tiFfri
IF SELECTED
You are assured Of
l. Starting salary OF Sl25 weekly.
2, Commissions over quota.
3. Retirement and health benefits.
4. Local and national advertising
3. Large share Of the market-size
Reputable local and national cor
poration. For appointment and
confidential interview, call MI,
Taylor. 62S-1782.
Sidney z. Mensh Co., Inc.
Realtors
statesmen GIVE have openings
in Washington and MONTGOMERY
Co. area Tor 2 men. We offer:
1. Full-time, permanent employ
ment with large national COM
pany.
2. High earnings.
3, Complete training.
4. Qualified leads in protected ter
rttory.
8. Unexcelled opportunity for sd-
vancement.
For information call r. H. Graves,
branch sales manager, ANCHOR
POST PRODUCTS, 1924 Del Ray
ave, Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 2-b27O.
statesmen. exper., TO sell sewing
machines, leads furn. Except, good
commissions paid, perm. positions.
Must have car. RE. 7-2313.
SALESMAN, $4,000. Take over es-
suppiy field. l71ss i Eve s.. n IN ADP
PERSONNEL
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HELP MEN

TWO EXPER. MEN for work on
golf course in Laurel area. year.
round employment. Call bet. 10
am: and pm. Mr.. CLARK, 49,
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PORTER AND STOCK CLERK,
age 3O-45. pleasant working con-
ditions. permanent. Apply 1891
y st. NV, KAY JEWELkY.
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HELP MEN

PORTER AND PIN TANNER for
sherman machines, top salary and
top working conditions. Car nee,
Apply Box S3-C. Star.
PORTERS for new apt. project,
Annandale, Va. Should live near
or on bus line to Alex. II no
car. Must have references and
no police record. 6-day Wk., good
salary Call resident manager, CT.
PORTER AND STOCK CLERK,
age 30-45. pleasant working con-
ditiops. permanent. Apply 1871
+ ST. NV, KAY JEWELNY.
PRESSER
STEADY. Job, good pay. Apply 1923
Eye Sc. NV.
PRESSMAN for 23x29 offset, must
be quality conscious, thoroughly
trained and exper, for close register
work. good working conds., COM
pany benefits. RANDALL PRINT
ING Co. 6210 Chillum place NV.
PRODUCE MANAGER WANTED for
Super Market. Experienced. Apply
in person only, 1910 Silverhill I'd.
PROPERTY MANAGER
To supervise all phases Of manage
ment for luxury high-rise apt.
buildings In the metropolitan
area. Must be fully experienced
with this type OF management.
Excellent opportunity for right
person. Salary open. All replies
' IANpoW l. BRANDT. Builders
1901 18th st. NV. DU. $4,000
PURCHASING DEPT. MGR, SlO,-
600. Handle accounting, assist
purchasing agent 171S Eye st.
WILSON PERSONNEL
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, mar
Vicious opportunity for full-time
men or women, we will guaran-
tee hours floor time per day
and furnish leads, II not expe-
FENCED, We will train you. Call
SAMUEL E. BooLEY, INC.
REAL ESTATE statesmen OR
5ALESWOMEN. wonderful oppor-
s srnity' d9ll or part time Expert;
S-Osss. w. rams ui'n' 'A'
REAL ESTATE AGENTS for Land.
yrySi,' aLcIn anu boWlo areas,
applicants must be ri. High IN
come for those that work. CallI
Mr.. Whitehead,
PARAMOUNT SALES. 772-lSOO
REAL ESTATE = Rapidly growing.
small firm specializing In auart-
ment buildings, has opening for
! ambitious. intelligent associate.
Established clientele, more BUSH
ness. than present staff can handle,
NO fringe benefits, only money.
GRONER REAL ESTATE Ii. 1850
REAL ESTATE, man or woman to
cover q small new Mont, Co.
project in the low eos. Top COM
mission paid. You may work brok-
erage during shorter weekday open
house hours. Call MR.. MAGED at
JU. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22

PORTER AND PIN TANNER for
sherman machines, top salary and
top working conditions. Car nee,
Apply Box 63-C. Star,
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for new apt. project,
Annandale, Va. Should live near
or on bus line to Alex. II no
car. Must have references and
no, police record. 6-day wk., good
salary Call resident manager, CD.
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TNsTRUCTOR nart t,m.

JANITOR, part time, evenings,
WI inI 1900 $50 E Est.i Sds area can
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sHOPMAN. part time, for repair
Of electro-mechanical equipment.
Challenging work. Send replied 10
Box 1888. Bethesda, Nd.
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REAL ESTATE sALEs-Active MIS-
office In Arlington needs full-time
salespersons. Va. license required
but willing to sponsor qualified
applicants. All replies kept in
strict confidence. Write office
manager. P. o. Box 361B. Cen
tral Station. Arlington z. Va
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RELP MEN AND WOMEN
AUToMoTIvE CASHIER

COOK, short order, must be quail
fled for sandwiches, salads, etc.
Good wor king cond., reply to Box
1000, Star,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS for Land
over, Lanham and Bowie areas.
VIII train. No age barrier except
applicants must be 81. High iT-
come for those that work. Call
Mr.. Whitehead,
PARAMOUNT SALES, 772-1sOo
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1963-06-08
DIES IN mANH0LE

Last year I requested that
all property owners remove
all unusable buildings from
property. A few perty
owners did, and the Building
Department wishes to thank
you. The property ouners who
ignored the request last year
will be compelled to comply
with the Village Ordinance or
Code, pertaining to old build
ings left standing as danger
Gus fire hazards in the Vii
lage.
Old sheds, lumber piles,
junk of all kinds, old fences,
and old cars are all viola
tons and must be removed.
The Building Department
will start inspecting and con-
demning existing violations
on June "a, 1868. Owners will
be notified of the violations
existing in his or her build
ing and five days after be-
ing notified, if the owner
has not yet started repairing
a condemned sign will be
placed on the building and
left there until the building
complies with our building
code. If violations exist on
rented property the tenants
will be recommended not to
pay rent until the building
complies with the building
code.
The village has an ordin-
ance which states that own
ers of apartment roomi n G
ouses, boarding houses,
motels and hotels must re-
port to the Building Depart
ment the number of rooms
in the apartment; how many
o o m S rented in rooming
houses, boarding houses, mo-
tells and hotels.
Vacant buildings beyond
repair, should be wrecked
by the owner, or manager; if
not, the village will get an
injunction and . wreck the
building then place a lien
on the property.
Anyone living in rented
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1963-06-08
DR.. E. J. Schuur
Starts His New
Frontier Effort

The Posen Robbins School
Board has taken many steps
in promoting a climate in
which better schools are pos
sible. Soon after DR.. Earl J.
Schuur came to District 1882
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1963-06-08
Marching
Band an Entrant
in BIS Big July 4

Dwight D. Eisenhower High
School Marching Band, at
least 100 strong, will be a
Senior Parade Entry in the
18th Annual July 18th Celebra-
ton sponsored by the Blue
Island Lions Club, it was an
nounced by Leslie F. Catlin,
1857 York Street, Blue Island,
General Chairman of the Gel
ebration.
T h m a S H. Richardson,
head of the Music Depart
ment at the High School, has
instituted a summer b and
program opening June 18th
and closing July 18th to take
care of of this and probably a
few park playing assign
mentS.
Prese nt band members,
and even prospective fresh
men with band experience
report at 7:3O pm. Tuesday,
June 18th, at the music rooms
of the Campus building in
Blue Island, Mr.. Richardson
says.
The Blue Island City Coun-
ell Monday night passed a
resolution C a Ii n G upon all
churches of the city to ring
their bells for four minutes in
cooperation with a nation
wide LET Freedom Ring"
campaign. The bells will
sound in Blue Island at 100
pm. July 18th just as the Jun
iOr Parade starts.
S. Peter Genualdi, 5015 w.
Montrose ave-. Chicago, who
is the fireworks director, is
planning on discharging an
aerial bomb which will let
loose an American flag for
the signal for the bell ACCLAIM
alton.
After the Junior P arade
there will be a 100 entry Sen
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1963-06-08

ior Parade which will include
many musical units such as
the Royal Aires Drum & Bugle
Corps, sponsored by Patrick T.
Rallinan Post, $3.50, Veterans
Continued on page 12)
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1963-06-08
COMPANION, REALIZING HE
IS TRAPPED IN SEA OF
POISONOUS FUMES, IS UN-
ABLE TO HELP IN TIME

This village was shocked
today (Friday) to learn of
the accidental and untimely
death of Jerome Cephus,
Water Superintendent of the
Village of Robbins.
1t was learned that Cephus
went to the manhole which
houses the water meter for
the village along with Joseph
Alfonso, who is employed by
by the Water Division, City
OF Chicago, for the purpose
OF changing two meters.
This manhole is located at
l39th street and Kedzie ave.,
on the north side of 10th st..
just east of the Rock Island
tracks. Cephus went down in
the manhole and when Alon-
SO saw that Cephus was over
come, he tagged down
passing motorist, John Man
naioni, who got a rope and
went down in the manhole.
He, too, was overcome. An
other passing motorist, Mr..
Butler, called the Police Dept.
The two men were removed
by the Blue Island Fire Dept.
and the Midlothian Fire Pa
troll and taken to St. Francis
Hospital. John Mannaioni was
treated for asphyxiation, re-
ViVed and confined. Jerome
Cephus was dead on arrival.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.
sent men with instruments to
check both manholes. They
found no trace of natural gas,
they said. These instruments
are very sensitive and would
record the slightest of gas.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1963-06-08

DIR. EARL J. SCHUUR
Superintendent of Posen-
Robbins School District 1882
in September, 1861, he for
mulated the administrative
staff into an organiZational
body. This organization COM
prises the supervisors, prin-
cipals, assistant principals in
all the schools, with the Su-
perintendent as leader. This
Continued on poge 81
property that you think
stands in need of immediate
inspection, please leave own
er's name and address along
with the building address in
question at the Village Hall
for the Building Commits
siOner.
IVORY GLADNEY,
Building Commissioner
of Robbins
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Girl Scouts
Give Program
At Douglass

The Girl Scout Troops No.
27I and No. PSI held their Pin
Ceremony in Douglass High
School Gymtorium Thursday.
April 10, 1868. with Is Brown
le and ID intermediate Scouts
receiving pins.
Devotion was conducted by
Mistress OF Ceremony. Denise
kcarncy, with prayer led Dy
Loretta Williams.
Pri": - the Girl Scouts
songs, The History of Girl
Scouting" was given by Wan
da Elliot; Girl Scouts of Long
Ago" Gloria Rogers: Girl
Scouts of Today" Lariet STAN
ley, and How to Become a
Girl Scout" by Lucy Ann
Monroe.
After the meaning Of the
Girl Scout symbols was given
by Mrs. G.. NJ. ellis, the girls
were pinned by the Troop
Leaders, Mrs. C. NJ. ellis and
Mrs. Ada Mckee, assisted by
the Scout Committee, Mrs.
Hattie Kearney, Mrs. Gather
inc Chestnut, and Mrs. Car
gcnia Stewart.
The two troops have moved
forward with the loyal sup
port of Mrs. Hattie Kearney.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
FARM
NEWS Hmg

Six Columbus County dairy
cows completed 3O5-day Lac
tationS during January and
february on official DHIA
ecords veragin 1908
pounds of milk and Cpl pounds
Of fat. The top COW in thl
-ounty curing the January
February 305-day record COM
pletiUn was owned by Philip
Strule and produced 20,46O
pounds of milk and $50 pounds
Of fat.
Lacy Gore with No. &c. a re-
slSterCd Holstcin, produced
2O.5l0 pounds of milk and 6g4
pounds OF fat.
Columbus County dairymen
have found that one high pro-
ducing cow is usually more
profitable than two or more
low producers. They are stIiv..
ing through the artificial
breeding program and better
management and feeding 10
have more Of the high pruduc-
ing cows.
Water Tobacco Beds
Tobacco plant beds should
be watCrcd both before ana
after pulling the plants. The
main reason that you want to
water your plant beds before
pulling IS To- loosen the soil 50
- not to bruiSc the plants IN
the process Of pulling them
cut of the ground.
1t i also q good practice 60
fcwStGr the beds after tn"
plants have been pulled ~
order to get quick growth for
the next pulling.
Use Chemicals With Caution
Always read the label on
any inSectIcidc or pcSticidc be-
fore making any preparation
to apply II. One of the best
pructiccS known is to be sure
that you know what you are
putting out when you start
down through the field with
any chemical. Every year sew
eral farmers in the county eli
thrr hurt themselves or DAM
age their pOckctbook by not
being careful enough with
chemicals. Last year we saw
a couple crops of tobacco COM
plctcly ruined when the wrong
chemical was used. Another
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01

man came near running an en-
ere crop but was saved by his
grandson who did read the
label. Others have been dam
aged personally by inhaling or
letting too much inSectiCidc
get on them. Take full precau-
tons. READ TIE LABEL
AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS.
Columbus County All Live
stock Judging Team placed
lth IN the kinStun Market
Stock Show and Sale on April
10 and first in the SENCland
District Market Stock Show
and Sale III Wilmington last
week. The team is composed
Of: Richard Bowen Of Mishop
Springs; Kirk Wayne Bruns-
wick; VinsUn Bowers, Bruins
wick: Paul u. Gore, Jr., Guide;
and James WOrley, Cherry
Grove.
Fat Stock Show
Columbus County All Club
members brought home most
of the honorS in beef cattle at
the SENCland Market Stock
Show and Sale in Whining
ton last week. Wright Wayne
of Brunswick showed the Re-
served Grand Champion of the
year and his brother, Kirk,
placed first i'll the beef cattle
ShowmanShip contest. Kirk
also placed first in the All
record keeping with Vinson
Bowers placing second.
There were six steers shown
by Columbus County All
members and five were pur-
chased by local business firms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01

Mrs. Louise Elliot, Mrs. Mary
Catherine Chestnut, Mrs. Mar
RE Mcneil, Cargenia Stewart
and Mrs. Christyne V. Will
liamS.
Their activities have con-
sisted of making draw strings
bags for personal articles.
making jewelry boxes, ear
rings, Christmas decorations,
games, songs, taking hikes,
and distributing S. O. s. Girl
Scout signs 10 the homes Of
shut-inS. The purpose of the
signs Is a means of asking for
emergency help. The DISTRESS
cd persons are 10 place .hc
signs in their windows. Any
Scout that sees the sign must
go III and do whatever is need
ed, OF find someone who can.
The troops were organized
in October, 1862 by Mrs. Ada
Mckee, a second grade teach
er al Douglass High School
and graduate of Fayetteville
State Teachers College, Fay
etteville, N. c. with the assist
ance of Mrs. G.. NJ. ellis, and
under the direction of Miss
Janice Lanston, District Sup
erViSur.
Mrs. Mckee felt that Girl
Scouting in the Tabor City
Community would be benefici-
al in helping the girls To be-
come Well-rounded adults.
Read
Tho
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01

Get tractor power with plenty of go" plus dollar
.SnHs economy. Step into a world of go
power at less cost per with a new l-2-pow
ra,man I4o See for yourself how you can get un-
quality work ~ Convenience .. 90
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

gates to a couple million acres
of land owned by pulp and
paper companies, timber firms,
power companies and other big
land holders. These organize
tons for years have permitted
the public to use their land
for recreation; but they have
mt promoted such use because
of the liability burden.
One reason the companies
wanted the law changed was
the criticism they've had for
buying up SO much land. An
other was that they were
bound to have visitors, es-
pecially neighbors. and they
needed protection against dam
age suits. A third was the pub
lie relations aspect of the sit
uation - naturally, the public
will like them better if they
permit reasonable use of their
land.
And not the least of the rea-
sons was to control use of the
land better, in order to prevent
forest fires and other damages.
The law is not blanket that
covers all situations the land
owner may face. II will be in
te'preted differently in various
courts of the state.
The big thing, though. is that
this law benefits not only the
landowner. but the public in
a time when recreation is ex-
banding tremendously through
out the rural areas of North
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

q. Proof of earnings for the
year before application is fill
ed. This will be Form W-2 if
the worker is employed by
someone other than himself.
If he is self-employed, he will
be required to furnish COM
plete copy of his federal in
come tax return for the previ-
Gus year, and he will also be
required to furnish proof Of
filing the return with Internal
Revenue Cancelled check,
money order receipt, etc. He
will also be asked to estimate
the amount of his earnings for
the year (which he files APP
plication for benefits.
5. Widows who are filing
based on the record of their
deceased husbands will be re-
quired TO furnish a marriage
record, record of death, and
earnings information on their
deceased husband.
While Mr.. Hamel emphasizes
the Importance of furnishing
the necessary proofs, he indi-
Gates that person should not
delay filing an application SIM
plv hpcaica he &c ,,r,bIa O., ~,
tain a certain proof. He and
the employees at the Whining
ton office will assist persons in
any way possible in obtaining
the documents which are need
ed. However, remember that
the speed at which an applica-
ton can be processed depends,
To large degree, upon the
timely submission of needed
proofs. Sc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
Tips For Freezing
Tasty Greens Given

have you wondered why
your frozen greens do not taste
as good as you would like for
them to?
1t could be because you have
not followed the best technique
for freezing green's. Ask your
self is tie packaging air tight?
Have you blanched the greens?
Have you frozen green's such
collards, kale, mustard.
spinach, and turnips n the
varieties that are recommended
for freezing.
Here are some varieties that
are recommended for freezing.
Collards - Yates. Georgia,
Improved Heading.
Kale - Early Siberian.
Dwarf Green, Scotch
Mustard Tendergreen,
Southern Giant. Curled
Spinach - Dark Green
Turnip Purple Top,
White Globe, Seven Top
Remember to select tender
leaves and stalks. Freezing will
not improve the quality of
green's so you will want to use
quality greens to put i'm the
freezer. Wash greens thorough
ly. Cut the greens if neces-
sary. Scald OF blanch greens
for two minutes. Chill and
place in air tight containers
in the freezer.
For additional information
on freezing write or call for
bulletins entitled Look. Cook.
Freeze Ahead, and Freezing
Vegetables. The address is
P. o. Box 76O. Whiteville.
North Carolina. Go County Ex-
tension Office, Yvonne Ben
nett, Associate Home Eco
Monies Extension Agent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
OSCAR MCMILLAN

U. S. FORCES. VIETNAM-
Army Staff Sergeant Oscar
Mcmillan Jr., whose wife
Myrtle, lives at 28l6 Hackle
ST., Augusta, Ga, was assigned
to the Army element of the
Military Assistance Advisory
Group MAAG) in Vietnam.
June S as a radio and carrier
repairman.
MAAG, Vietnam. is an Army
Navy Marine-Air Force organi-
cation which advises the armed
forces of the Republic of Wet
nam on training. use of equip
ment and tactical operations.
The 33 year old soldier.
whose parents live on Route 3.
Whiteville, N. c., is a l948
graduate of Central High
School
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
Agriculture
in
Action
~ WALLACE PARKER
- G Farm Bureau Pederatioo
BY TOM WOOD
Y. c. Farm Bureau Fed.

~. ~. rarm bureau Feo.
The effect of a law is a
fascinating thing to ponder. A
new law like redistricting q
legislative house changes the
political climate of a state. In
a new utility law, there are in
Vulnerable and subtle shifts in
the influences of utilities over
our lives. Legislation putting
us on Daylight Savings Time
can trigger a thousand basic
changes in habit pattern.
The law that alters substan-
tally some phase of our lives
is rare. however. Usually, it
gets much public attention i'm
the process of going on the
statute books - especially if
there's any opposition. The OPP
position, in fact, serves to pub
licize the purpose of the law.
There was little. if any OPP
position to House Bill 1877 this
spring. It got almost no public
notice from the time of intro
duction early in the session to
the mid-session day when it
went on the statute books.
House Bill 1877 changes the
liability of a landowner for
accidents to visitors on his
land. 1t puts the responsibility
on the visitor to keep himself
safe while hunting, fishing,
picnicking. trapping, swimming
or just hiking on somebody
else's land.
This law makes il much more
practical for the farmer to let
others use his land for recre-
ational purposes. He needn't
worry about losing a damage
suit in event of accident. I'M
less he himself is clearly liable
dieting mean bulls roam loose,
failing to safeguard attractive
nuisances" such as ponds,
streams which might be con-
taminated with chemicals. etc
The law lets the farmer grant
permission land avoid liability
for visiting on his land by
simply putting up Hunting
Permitted" signs. for instance.
However, IF HE CHARGES
for the privilege or using his
land for recreation, he RE-
MAINS LIABLE for the safety
of the visitors.
While the law will affect the
use of thousands of acre of
farm land, it will open the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

tificate from the n. c. Educa-
ton Department, they will be
paid at the rate of $50 for a
IL hr. course. However. these
courses viii lhave to be APP
proved by the Department of
Education in Raleigh and it
will be the responsibility OF
the instructor to organize these
classes with q minimum of 30
students per class.
This course was applied for
by our local Department of
Education and our local Civil
Defense Director. L. r. Wayne.
Due to shortage of personnel
and great demand over the
State. Wilmington was the
closest class to be set up.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
Social
Security
By:Robert l.. HameI

One of the questions asked
most frequently by Columbus
County residents is, What
proofs will l need when I file
an application for social Sc
curity benefits" Mr.. Robert
L. Hamel, Field Representa-
tive for Columbus County
working out of the Whining
ton, N. c., Social Security Of
flee, states that proofs vary in
some cases. However, Mr..
Hamel says that the following
proofs are needed in every
case:
/. Social Security number
for the worker and for any
member of the family who is
filing for benefits.
2. Proof of age for the work.
er and his wife if she is at
least 60.
3. Proof of age for his chill
dren under age 10 or over ID
if they became totally disabled
before they attained age ID.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
JAMES E. SUGGS

U. S. FORCES, VIETNAM-
Army Specialist Four Jack A.
Suggs, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Suggs, Route /. Ever
green. N. c.. was assigned to
the Army element of the Mill
tary Assistance Advisory Group
MAAGG) in Vietnam, June S,
as a clerk.
MAAG, Vietnam, is an Army
Navy-Marine-Air Force organi-
cation which advises the armed
forces of the Republic of Wet
nam on training. use of equip
ment and tactical operations.
The 21-year-old soldier is a
1860 Sracuate of Evergreen
High school.