| Show War Protest - 4 Spreads to Euro lie' GIs ! 1 ''' t ''''i Ar ': '''' 54 Iti ' (i : 1 f: I ' ' ' krt ?""' 7 It ! '' e A :: :: fl: r t: 'N ‘:: it I --:::ii — ' ' ' - 4 ti '''' 'te lzr - ' s:i' ' 'v 4e 4 4 4 -- t'a Jo - i f tio the i: y Press Wirephoto Serget G Gorshkov Admiral of Soviet Fleet : MOSCOW States ion They shields (AP) — Serge' G in commander Gorshkov chief of the Soviet navy was promoted Saturday to hts country's highest naval rank admiral of the fleet of the Soviet Union Yevgeny F Loginev the Minister of civil aviation was given the rank of marshal of aviation He had been an air force general Student Mob In Britain :CAMBRIDGE ENGLAND (AP) — Prime Minister Harold Wilson was mobbed and kicked and bis limousine thumped by hundreds of jeertng Cambridge University when he undergraduates arrived in the city Saturday :Shouting "Vietnam murderer" and "righhving bastard" the students tore radio aerials fr o m Wilson's car and from n accompanying police squad car and hurled an egg It the police car windshield ' Students who climbed atop tIle cars were pulled off by in Cambridge to address a Labor rally sat in his Oar as the demonstrators waved placards demanding 'Go Home Little Hitler" : Then as Wilson struggled from his car to enter the city Guildhall Pearl Gigg chairman of the university Peace Action group threw herself at his feet She was dragged away by police - Wilson was hustled head down into the back door of Students aimed the hall blows at him sending the helmets of his surrounding police escort flying Many of the demonstrators were believed to be members of the University Labor Club : Wilson b :Charity Seeks Coins (AP) — Exploitthe ing theory that it takes a money to make money British charity wrote 5000 LONDON Coin collectors asking them to share their rare spares Pro- ceeds will be auctioned next May by Oxram an organization that helps feed the poor 1 n Asia and Africa in a try there fuel oil to indus- r0 leaflets on windCook GI's cars them out gates or even enter guar- ' them Girls at service along 10 and New York Thnes Service ROME — Prelates of the toman Catholic synod of bishOps have formally asked Pope Paul VI for the right to grant local dispensations from rules Con marriage without refer- Rome Results of votes taken ears on the question of between Roman Catholics and other Christians or on liturgy and were doctrinal problems innounced Saturday at the final working session of the mar-tinge- International synod acf Like all of the synod lions the votes announced Saturday had a merely advisory force and Pope Paul may yither observe or ignore the advice however 14t 141'14n Itilt ati I' ct 4fiaa4 ii"11' 4 1 0 - -'- ! ‘i- I the The ringed cordon :- : ' !'g i - German pohe said but hundreds of -- - 4: r 64ii tr ' : I t !k 0' i' 1 : Fat C '' - f '4 f r '' 4— ' : 4- 7 ' !i 17'' we 71 lc 4:ir(ItAZ1 tv It 41111)1i the 400 ' '' rit- first to shake now learn They try why off DEEP 100eto NYLON PILE to 'TARANTO' ACCENT RUGS any addicts and common criminals Once assured that the soldier is motivated by opposition in Vietnam he said they him of the consequences of desertion and advise him to stay in the army and agitate against the war If he faces Immediate Imprisonment as a deserter or transfer to Vietnam "that's different" the spokesman said The groups then are prewarn to pared 4-- the the soldier for him Asy- distributed yearleaflets aimed about at American resist fighting in encouraging sol- diers Viet- r resort m a last to it had the organizat- been ion's policy since it was founded about 18 months ago American to urge soldiers to first "protest barracks lic or take within the part in pub- demonstrations" (Copyright) of were act upon counsel the t ' il - i ! '1 t ' '''' 4 I : 1 t t P'- -' ' --- :1- 4 1- Irt t - 4 : 7 ': '1- - a - -- ' — 13I—t' - - ' z4 w) "'"' '''t---- ' ('--''' ' lci ' i ' Council This declares the church by with The changes proposed prelates were modest by in untouched most scope and of the rigor of basic Roman left law on mixed marriages The change the such principal proposed non-Roma- n :' 1 I 1 : :t iZI 2145 4" ii k Give your windows diot - ek- partner free in marriages from either written or oral promises to raise children as Catholics '''' " e ':''' - ' t':::: 4 '''- iS -N sar e -- biii -1 ' ' : ''' "t - ‘ ' 0 4 s " S) te 4 Magna Tecate Bountiful pinch-pleate- 1 r4 7 P r rt des ' As i' - 4 - 0J t'"40b 0 ?4 I t !I I -- —':--4''' :' I -- ' 1 " : 4: 1 ptIll'i I 1111 S p d never need ironing beauties that machine-was- h Nubby rayon and silk in lovely colors a''' :: f I '1:- - ' I vt::!: 'e' ' t: ‘f i 1°:1 ( 4 1: Towels 4 sIi 1 - - r 1 roc° Towel 67c Wash Cloth 36c - :: :'''--' 2A :: - A ofr t4‘1 -- t- pl :r - r rt t - 4 iyAir--- :' ' '''''4-- - 4 i 22 Bath S :1: : it)! i z vu v ti - —col --ete-- r i449 Ct' 1 li 1:'‘'v:::k:'k:):::' 14'N '4 T:"ovr so L44 ' - ‘ el I 'f A ' t" :! 1 '" A 1 a 41 k -- 41141 11111 - r' - ) ': ' : ill 7' rc - t 1' 'r- - jt1 ?‘:'41s ' 1:)11 1e -- V1 ' ir i t00'140 etpt) 5 ?141 t t'11isql1 !olii-1- :: -- -b 47 V ''''C' 1'1 ! ' s Al '$i 4'ii'": '421 A L $ '4 1 t ' ' '1 ' 3' 4 - (- 11190i (0:' 17r rtkli::ty 4 ' 5 sr::::':f:4-1- ' --i s- t 6' r - 'CI A t '71' : J A 't' ' ' '1'41' v 'i 4 Ss Pt? Save now on luxurious ::11::: lacquard t: ?if woven towels' I):r 1 - 1:: 1 ''c71:' 1'"' : r )t 4 ( t- ''''' I 1014 1 lkr14 ts) 46 414 II ef"'7-- : :tr ' 4"s117-11111- - ' 4 1411'1::t1:tiJ a bright new look and save at same time! Stock up an these ' iiie - i it 41''''' L' (- r ''' s le g 0 iveti) ' r VI 4- ' - - 1 :ii i' - --- - ' :t'' 48x541' 48x361' ?-- - ' - 4' :- -- - t Amor ) ( t You won't want to miss this Quality for quality they i' '' i '7t4tet - value-buy- ! can't be boat at much higher Thick woven jacquard cotton prices! styling terry with baroque-inspire- d Bright-toncolors you'll love! and are usually found e t VW° substantive was to ': 'I - 1- 11‘1N -- vstt':$1:: ''''' 4' C ' i the )-- 'ftro sit'' --- !: (:4 f -- e bishops the I :' 'ROSE DUET' t ' l' I' 1 IP TEXTURED SHORTIE DRAPE BUY! is the ' comfortable handling Choose 'Rose Duet' 'Berkeley Square' or 'Whispering Sand' Exch) P 0' 1 ' 11:y 4 to the Pope t1 ''' 1ed t t "al (" 41' of the ' ' S'''"-- rseafunidlyfobrogieadn cseedrraatnedd hpiraodpeosrtiAolni epdiecfeosr all arondcl ea 1 'rNt '' t'4 '' $ - '42i': :f i gether Sept give expression of the collegial rule declared by the Second Vatican ruled 'x " cll4 1114i 2' of Ecumenical ' ') a: elected and appointsynod ed prelates he had called to29 ''' e4A i 1 ' i -- 1 - it:::1 4T ''1 PENN-PREST- ' ' Z )' Al 90 A 1 '' ' ' :-- r ( - — - i u -- "4:" :f: 4” ''' sively Penney's1 Not available la 1--- i I 't 'BERKELEY s t- - - : wht -- - Millilliallo '''' r- if - ' 1 Quality heavyweight stainless steel polished to a mirror bright finish Knives have hollow ' - ': t' :too li j 't"--' ' t' (- 7 r:' : 1 -r-- 4' is' )3 r 4 the opinion that in all cases he would virtually fr : :: 'Z'i 7!' ": '' i i f ! At i i Ir spokesman said Saturday that I 71 '- r : pierced tablespoon sugar shell Linter knife gravy ladle cold moat fork plus I tall drink spoons I EACH: knives forks salad forks soup spoons 2 tables spoons 16 teaspoons i 1 - ' t :: y EACHI 1 SQUARE' I 4) it likvill'Illis41 ' I I 1 11 15 :71 ! desert A s 3 : INCLUDES THESE EXTRAS: 1oollf New York Times Service LONDON — War Resisters International in Britain has— nam ' shelter seek to and - 4- Plushest deep nylon pito we've seenl Enioy luxury of color and save tool linch hand knotted fringed ends Machine-washabl- e in lukewarm water Smashing fashion colors : tableware service for 8 A -- 27x45' 24)(36" and a Job lum so far has been granted to deserters in France Sweden Switzerland and Yugoslavia Cook said this 50000 $o $1312 war i1 stainless steel n 63-p- c to the f '1( 4iN::134 "411 --- ' ---- -' — e tN 0 :0'' 010111111111"th'"::-- ' 1 1174::w1::ii:Lis"':):re:1: t '''2o 414 '4 seek ' k r 0 by a GI desert Cook groups P I ttseeemtvv-- -- ' '' " 1 approached wants c : - i- s t i: ' ' - 0 e 1 : )-- ' sl to f' 1 4 1r decorated patterns Break and stain resistant dishwasher safe : t" r‘ ': Ask Why When t - t I! 't ' 1':ii' ?'' ' by f sq)': '': 1 --- o ' ': !f - r i t ! - I - A i i ' I t t $ f: I r k '' ' i Tt t ' ' e - ' s ' 1 i t l saucers cups soupcereal bowls salad plates fruitdessert plates 1 each vegetable bowl sugar bowl with cover creamer oval platter Choose from 3 beautifully 1 — I : 4 t g: i i 1 i I ' "'''' Set includes: 8 each ION plates - i 69 pieces All —i '"4 ' B t :1 '''' ' :' sti 'S t ) -- C) 99 rd i - -- LI :1 - it - t's ' English - speaking students across the barrier Less successful was a distriDanish pacifists of bution leaflets copied from an Amer lean model headed "Uncle Sam wants you nigger" White soldiers on leave in Copenhagen beat the distributors Cook said ' - is t 1"'ti 4 Plus 16 matching plastic tumblers! a LI:g:t I r " 1 quality c N t i 11 a 1 1 9 It - ' !':: W ‘ t2i ' i k ?'-- 4A4' tl' i ‘' ' 4 ' N ' 1 1J :i abooopo tts- - ' Li- - '' - 1 and curiosity ' 4- - MELAMINE SET service for 8 7l i :1 1'' I ' - rt t 1 tirZAIL with L - q - m t1 was from :N ' - A- I — rt : Ikt 1" i 6y1 ' 'i - i : - West came --) 1- - - 64' I '1' j ' thereupon with barriers and a of pi: f) i I f' i 1 f ' war PX ' !? te a N distributed leaflets to meet them at the afternoon to dis- In - 53-p- 1 Ns: tLi'' GI's the PX cuss : ' ''''''‘::s: 6 $i ' : W ' - -- 7 r: t i j 4 J: - 1 I 'Y--- According to Cook students had penetrated the servicemen's quarters the night beInviting n 7Ni 11144' t Pam Leaflets who said ) ti ) 4 : 1 at distribute ' c added A notable success he said was achieved by members of the German Socialist Student union Ira Frankfurt last Saturday coinciding with worldwide demonstrations against the Vietnamese war talked r U 11 I t - 1 he fore Anglo-Eyptia- of them pass clubs no that has country distribut- iPope Hears Synod Bid iTo Alter Nuptial Laws lost observers of Production was considered vital A5 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Unit- SympaEurope have 4114 lier 150 men attack which might spare the country a serious fuel crisis for two to three months On the assumption the Suez refineries cannot be repaired for several months the government is considering allpossible means of importing emergency oil without making new demands on virtually exhausted foreign exchange supply Cif" Precautions To Rooutne Ties Nur Eddin Korra minister Britain and Egypt are of supply and home trade announced Saturday the Cabiexpected to resume diplomat net Planning and Economy lc relations shortly as result Committee had "taken all the of a mission carried out here measures necessary to meet last week by Sir Harold Bee the situation" Ills statement ley Britain's special envoy Details of the switch In Mobil' Transporter's course were not disclosed immediately Sources said the vessel was on its way to Lebanon Such it diversion would not sources have been possible said before the recent improvement in e a nwhile government sources reported that fires set off by the Israeli shells were after extinguished Friday three days of firefighting by G0120ZGal7i3 Li anti- I to night 17 29 carried in the Cairo press assured the public that with "all precautions taken" there was "no shortage of oil" in pros peel But he did not disclose what the "precautions" were T h e Mobil Transporter shared Alexandria harbor with two Soviet submarines and a destroyer Two other Russian navy units were expected Sunday Four other Russian navy vessels — a cruiser tanker destroyer and frigate — were in Port Said The timing of the "friendly call" at Port Said led to speculation among observers here that the Russians were of- -i tering a deterrent to possible Israeli shelling of the city where important installations: of the Egyptian navy are located (Copyright) petroleum products were moved out of Suez storage tanks before the Israeli British Imported only 338 tons En Route to Amnon put to ters It was reported here Saturday that large quantities of diplomatic relations This was the first ship to tie up in an Eyptian port since the June WaI After the June war Alexandria harbor workers served notice that they would not service British cargoes because of Nasser's charge that Britain and the United States support ed Israel's military invasion of Egypt in Sinai "4"4414z bases lice GI's Jeers Wilson ence Report committee set up by President Gamal Abdel Nasser to propose means of meeting the emergency was to make its first report to the cabinet at a meeting Saturday -- said Cook hand said to Red Navy Chid Gets New Rank the of planning it Antiwar Oats thetic groups in reproduced some for - - : army" ed - '—Associated - inside and "act The GI's also brought war literature from the t Make To A been United called GI's who by e lt an annual capacity seven million tons — A Fuel oil was coal deposits piped from Suez to power the increasing nimber of indusbial plants in and around Cairo Before the loss of the Suez refineries the UAR was supplying almost all of its fuel oil requirements and last year The refineries emergency "Rita" or "Aiia" standing respectively for "resist inside t '''' RI had had the from Imported ° States ri ) By Jay Walz York Times Writer New tanker of Brit John L Hess Ish registry came to the relief New York Times Writer of the United Arab Republic's PARIS — A spokesmen for mounting oil shortage Saturday with a full cargo of 23000 groups that have been helping American deserters in Europe tons of fuel oil originally Intended for another country says they have changed their Mobil are The now policy urging Transporter They senicemen to stay in the owned by the Socony Vacuum Co army to spread propaganda put in to Alexandria haragainst the war They are In bor reportedly after a sudden foof destination contact with more than tens change but less than hundreds" of llowing Israeli shelling of two Suez refineries last Tuesday GI's who oppose the Vietnamese war the spokesman said Destruction of the refineries The spokesman who calls cost the UAR 80 per cent of himself Cook but does not pre- its petroleum producing capatend that is his real name city and precipitated a nation said in a telephone interview that the- - new tactic The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday October Tanker Arrives to Relieve Egypt's Oil Shortage CAIRO 'PX 1 :First British Vessel Since June i Valanco 2 pr $3 DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE - -- OPEN MON AND I OGDEN FRI USE YOUR CONVENIENT PENNEY CHARGE CARD AND SAVEI MIDVALE MURRAY SUGAR HOUSE TOOTLE PROVO OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY OPEN NITE TILL 9 PM 1 FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL IP BOUNTIFUL MON AND PRI TILL A PM PM (Copyright) MAGNA OPEN tittokr TILL 8 P I P - a r'4 II |
