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Tymas and Mathews receive assistance from a grateful villager. Hougland stands guard at the DI'0fGCted gate which surrounds the hospital. NAVY RELIEF FOR H I MI On Washington's Birthday a volunteer Working party went ashore to participate in a civic action project. Hougland, Kaurin, Diggs, Mathews, and Tymas built hospital beds at the Swift Base in QUINHON then delivered them to the hospital in Hai Minh. All returned with understanding of the incredible conditions which War has imposed on the Vietnamese people. Speaking to an audience of divided loyalties, this former Viet Cong entertainer advises the Hai Minh villagers why they should support the government forces, Hundreds of youthful Vietnamese villagers crowd to the dedication of the hospital beds,
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ti Harris and Jocelyn meet the ,crew on the fantail. WORKING PARTY GOES T0 MANILA Following Jocelyn's visitfco ENDUR- ANCE the Exec. Harris, Switzer, Koval, Palmer, Goebel, and Rhoades returned the compliment by driving to Manila. Armed with household goods and building supplies our working party began the task of re- building the Azardon's dilapidated home. Working from daylight until dark, the job was oompleted amidst the envious eyes of many curious neighbors. J ocelyn's visit was accompanied by these attractive representatives of the Foster Parents Plan.
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