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Travel resources, romance, luck, possible pittalis and career ‘or the Months ahead are all discussed PISCES(Feb.. 20-March 20) You have the ability today to take ‘small bits and pieces of intormation, enlarge upon them andthen utilize them in ways beneficial to you andothers. in your new Astro-Graph Letter compoun 2 Unfrequented 31 Formerly 32 tools Swabbing ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your Course of action shouid be clear to you today Get moving on it. It will greatly enhence and strengthen your position TAURUS(April 20-May 20) This tS not the dayto be silent. It you have strong feelings. nave the Courage of your convictions and CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ail your bright ideas today will become reality because you Ii take the necessary stepsto bring them tofruition. 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The fact an authorized protest wall exists at all even though restricted is regarded by some observers as a sign that seeds of free expression ‘still sprout Thereareothersigns In Bei Hai Park, crowds examine the first contemporary art show ever staged in China. Nonofficial artists — 23 amateurs whose abstracts and nudes would neverget by theofficial habe association — staged a protest march to city hall demanding to display their works. y won. Students from Peoples’ University in Peking put on a protest march in October to get army bartacks out of their dormitories. And rumors to the contrary, they were not arrested. One campus resident says, ‘ The students only were reprimanded severely for not going thoughofficial channels. They have not been cowed into silence. They will give the bureaucracy a year to move out the army. If nothing happens they might demonstrate again.”” Secret balloting took place in Decemberin factories to elect workshop administrators. A new legal code went into effect Jan. 1 guaranteeing a defense attorney and the right to a trial after arrest. The Chinese news agency Xinhua published a long commentary on in- creased political freedom in Latin American countries. implyingitis a idea. Whether the recent crackdown on wall posters and street demonstrations is for the best or worst depends on one’s view. Chinese officials say uncontrolled posters and unrest could bring political instability and threaten China's modernization program. A provincial official. in Peking on business scoffs from the next table in a cafe, ‘‘Do not pay any attention to that tiny bunch of youths at Democracy Wall. They do not represent the people of China.” Buta youngintellectual said over dinner in a private flat, ‘‘The leadership believes modernization must come first and then democracy oR PEKING (UPI) —Una bone chilling Decembe: afternoon, one of the youthful agitators ix China's ‘‘Democracy Movement” suddenly appeared at the new “Democracy Wall” for protest posters. The “Democracy Wall.’ abolished on Communist Party orders Dec. 8. was a hangoutforcivil rights militants. One week after the new, smaller poster wall was allowed to open in Altar of the Moon Park, the militants began to turn up, even though they now mustregister before will be bestowed upon us. Many people think modernization and democracy could go hand in hand.” At the new wallone recent day the biggest attraction was an aged woman, her belongings stuffed into patched cloth sacks, sitting beside a crude poster saying she TWO-PANT VESTEDS *87 Reg. $145 missionaries’ and businessmen’s best friend in navy or brown; ZCMIexclusive. 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