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Z0Z2$ IH '©E^Bmitw PERMIT NO U.S. POSTAGE '£$\4ff&yi*y&yyr9frjfM2 ' 9fir.*Jt&&it**S>*. V.VBOLK* RATE P A if Z0Z2$ IH '©e^BMiTW PERMIT NO. 33 Port Washington; Wis, SSff 'SuSsEKt i;-,.v tt:-,,^:. ;:«•-: •;,'.. • 7»J*.<M%? p^tto'wtiwft*?**** let's have an orw^the great anti-war-rally ganlzlng than wearing out "shoes "This Is the 'Monster Rally* well-made signs which always in­ thing that this "parade" would At this point there was another cludes one that reads "Free not produce. "strategy meeting." No one had and lungs In fruitless and often we kept promising last summer" ludicrous marches. Any Ingen­ a veteran of the Youth Interna­ Bobby" and which carries the No one had any idea of where any idea what was happening. Four letters "YAWF" below the ban­ in the hell they were going. When hundred people'with no place to uity or style that specific groups tional Party commented, "but might have, and there's a great now they don't have anything to ner. A*friend commented that he the group reached Fourth Street, go. p| doubted if anyone would know they suddently turned north — deal of immagination and energy do." He was referring to the Really one can't fault'the lea­ in the women's movement and at some 400 people who turned up who "Bobby Yawf was." No mat­ heading, we guessed, for the dership. — there was just no ter what demonstration you go Journal Company. Twice, on the times in the YIP$^c#ia$£gent,. at the War Memorial last Feb­ reasonable thing to do — either Is wasted when ai^,thes|>8^us ruary 10 to protest U.S. inter­ 'to^ the YAWF people are always way up Fourth Street, the in the march or about the Lao­ ||here, always w^pheir signs of group leaders paused, halted the groups get together to chant vention in Laos. tian intervention. And this de­ the outdated slogans ofthe YAWF* The turnout of over 400, mostly Isuiport for their black brothers march, and conferred. There was monstration brought up a ques­ and ''sisters, and always with the total confusion — nojone'could word m^nger^rdon't mind black young whites, was more than any­ tion that is often asked. What rhetoric, but I'd rather hear it one expected considering the cold all white ranks. At times it Ap­ figure out what In Gil's name good are demonstrations? %teem^BLc»K the&lrt th#1i£S#e} weather and the apparent general pears that YAWF is trying to we were doing. Allegedly, their purpos^ v apathy f^^J^t^^i^m^t^^ into assume the entire burden of the There was talk of repeating "form a mass^ovemerii^op^ td^ttsei^t^and when mey^ao, itj La^^ Eve&one ^emedp^yed white man's guilt. the coup that the Women's Strike^ position to force the U.S. ttywl&K t tr^^dsM-hetorlc.J^fenYAVy^^ 0Ut;tJy last/&pring*s Gatriiodia » The march waj^D^e^ctable — people j^ed ™gff andtr^i^l^ l^^wfrom Sout^ast AsiaIFrhl1|| > u3#sj.-|$, or'ife whlte^dl^ifor"^ ^pfalr^k- b^desjjit vm% dowJ| Wlsco^^-ave^ak-ll;'-^^ ;OSNB^$|e £|£g med^'lnsldef according to a leaflet passed^uf that matter, it be^c|#it''tedlousj P.. The $|grc|^se^ledj^yni : to HI tune J||rone, two7fiie«w ;^^d^na£':Build^>'Thls talll to the marchers. , ' 'it 't|^ii^3fe^TSd dow^^ighill f bejr of^^H^iar;^ll^over th|| four, we^4$&*twant your mcki||l ^hi*)r|po^t,ly^|t*ont^plg report ll '^€f that^fe:he goal, .jUittle condescenj^f-at the fl^r/-'>-|f p«feSt-S«^eral jsiars "except thS •war. ' j^Ms chant no dou|§(, ,ff$*V ar^$pfnot a|||arently ap*! gress was^^te. The^itlr Whate^^"the caus«ssrthe'^:;( i thistlme it |f|s entjPpy domj imprjllsed the straight peopleoat pear^jfeo^jtijie march^feaderf. In^ tour up Foui^fetreet o^^^hir' _ test MJ^fckee anti-mr rally^^P inated by youriL whit^ rkdicaj^. on me street and, as the Yd$|rig- ^eaC^T going tojihe Jo%rn§|f; , but isolate^t&»< march fr^i the badlf planned and bad^y run,~^»» Viper's LeagiqgtaUt, "mo&lr' bjgtlt didn't even make jk^mm- •"^fae Youth Ir^lt-natl^autj P*^ty v 'jvh^h^as the onjf concelvape flip of dp doiSfctown and Cm*)* The Youth Agalnsf ?War Iwmmks majority*^* ^ }-^ \ ^eas|^L;|jor belngjln FourtWtlhe to l|pke w ;er to^^ntain. just wasn't intfr^^^l^or ap Faclsm (YAWjp^TJfe^Ra- '" ipve^N^II^&W- fead^s turned ^e marchjfeast cle xM^ose who likeY^^t fm mirrors :S % ' Wba^^s , ati^Bsome- d&cal Gay Coalltlo^ 'hlgh school nui~™ ?ourn. l^t <$f what depfe Is at the'{^y func- Isich demons! Indents, and pleny of cops were thi point,'^ appeals, the tion suc% ma ;hes ^jifve is to fpr^^ielr inc attendance. Jm Irs" got brav% Wlt^t^ of bring people J sq^t^hat like ^and^P'oup narcissism. But The march m& being led by »e streets belo^ to'lhe* p§& minds to er/|to;j^^e co- pho^_ omen, an4/,1$*ey^made it clear * .the group 1m>% fa^^t and forced march- i.S\:"people feilled around < Irre fping to march the strelL though sorriew|^^|iX^? uch ^^|^||ri^lno^| this demorfftratlon, you'll chjhat tantly^&tuTiedlately, "I'^ith wit p otMfe;i? remc^l wi march behind ult*' These re­ fake bl|bd all over ,y3M the worajp^t^e marks were noawell received in ri# Jle- to the ground aftej| rA»Fs, thejpi(|'get by the YAWF cMingent, direc­ groups, in- down ln^^ieri;^^fteatrea s'^9gether on a^^sue jQiy^dle- tly behind the women. There igino doubt^^sral police A large m& Wftlir droll poltcf, ?^Bly agree upo^t and t^en pro­ were exchanges *,like "that idea info^pers^Lthe $Gm$%$p, discus­ officer '^aO^ei^over. He oriderM,''; ceed to tear at |^^&r's th­ sucks'* countered with "that's a sed wn^trpr- orsSot Solent tac^ /ou^^a¥ to get-^p*'of th% roats with the rpBto^^msaber sexist remark. **<tt was obvious tics" ait£ ^tra^lib^!*would be? % older wo^ran, parti \ of their choice. M *^L \ from the sta||j|that this coali- allowed, i^ ,de^slon was mafl |h^#klfel Imagine, told the ^vGoing on suchl^ mMiflight |OTTO fcai^fjio.getb ^O^maln'^^^i^ If the *j^$£$eiweMie bqy alone, and bll||fjective it it attt^se^en- mWffi was oihefwfa|& I '0iofit•%$&$££ered enough already. ough people. But the fact Um the dfatSgMe notfl^cau^K it's that the ma^rcl|B^s' woui ''*oW<^y,1*?§he copbellow- thatp^ ili^m^^eW'n^Atcm unirrjp#J?rantf but Because we've gotten thre% 'I taaow ke^bp when I see control of the nonviolent anti- all^pird it beforehand because •wondering ^ ^j^j^.^ It." TJ^p remar^successfully war^Povement. Tl r*re masters tj^fletorical no$l$ense was thi- not i^#r¥verW" psychl took m&. wind out ol^yeryone — at manipulating tl lass media, ellr^chan shit l&ji cow|||rn ~ 'crow" up the cops who e^&£@-' some M the marchers even lau­ The ^ds don't ev« jelong In the the marchers md&ed bw.f|| tejjra peaceful march, but^u%] ghed, g|nd everyone, in%^dingthe same^ague. clever tactics and ingenious The women inWnt, the^rAWF 5 dead ^>uth, got back on Inside It * would be better ers following with their usual Brshife ^-going to be the walk. sper|f-, %e's tirrpfactually or- «HP s is tTTTs . > i * ara • i * •* *~T~*~* »*»*•»» *^*TT*~*j5 * » g tr > « « . * .«..•« . • i t ? * T * r» mMLi 1 JoiNTTteAROf PEAcr* sneak preview*' wiH be BETWE^I THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, SOUTH VIET­ According to the promoters, NAM & NORTH VIETNAM mere than a quarter million dol­ Friday, 'H* 2ttn from: Be it known that the American and Vietnamese people are not lars worth of antiques will be llto 10iwik* .'-«. • >' -'.$• -i offered for.sale by some 20 an­ . The promoter of this event enemies. The war Is carried out in the names of the people of the Is Suzanne Cavalier, who runs United States and South Vietnam but without our consent. It destroys tique dealers in the Mid-West on Feb, 27 end 28 at the Astor Be- the Cavalier Antique Shoppe at the land and people of Vietnam. 1232 & Brady. It loots Hfee a We hereby agree to end the war on the following terms so that The show will be held at the good show **» if you like antiques both peoples can live under the joy of independence and can devote Venetian Boom of the hotel and and have some money to spendk- themselves to building a society based on human equality and res­ admission to see all these trea­ and if you don't you can always pect for the earth. In rejecting the war we also reject all forms sures will be one dollar. The mill around sM watch the rich of racism and discrimination against people based on color, class. show will run from 11 aon, to enjoy themselves. & you want you sex, national origin and ethnic grouping which forms the basis of 10 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 27; 11 can probably bring your Uwis the war policies, present and past, of the United States. a.m. to 5p,m., Sunday. Feb. 28; XXV moustache brush to sell or 1) The Americans agree to immediate and total withdrawal from % hit of *^OwsIey*sl>rlgMtAcid.* Vietnam, and publicly to set the date by which all U.S.
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