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Tht Dz"y Ter Hssl Thursday, October 17, 1274 fr A A O T1 0 c ? r r I If m .-r - "v J. Ok As things are now, we are almost DESTROYED, thanks to the super power called America. Probably we shall have to start from the beginning again. "WW I i I - v ; 1 it 7' d :f -i;iL r e K - K f !H! xW " 1 4 Tonight's the Night! GORDON LIGHTFOOT, the Canadian troubadour will appear tonight at 9 p.m. in Carmichael. Tickets are $5. , (Advertisement) Third Big Week 2:00 4:30 7:00 9:30 Wntrer oy WOODY ALLEN Starts . A vVtSi Tomorrow o.c cnc .?& .-V' 7:05-9:05 r A' oAlleit ro uu cwouci ucatio! DONALD Released thru t,""Z y Today's Feature: 17 1 Starring Humphrey Bogart with Edward G. Robinson and Bette Davis Shows at 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. Tickets $1.50 or by subscription. ABC Guest Admissions will not be v 4 i i I LTQaoa "HOUSING ENTERTAINMENT! New York Magazine Narrated b FREDASTAIRE BING CROSBY O'CONNOR DEBBIE REYNOLDS JAMES SIRW ELIZABETH WIDR ,u!.ve Producer DANIEL MELN1CK United Artists fernew from Jiansame'ica Corporation fG eoeui MKMOKU, AU AgOT film accepted. i MO by CI SuSsrtsnd Staff Vrilar "There is only one power that can move the Turks the U.S. a high British official has remarked. Yet the Turkish forces in Cyprus have not budged. While President Ford and Secretary Kissinger maintain that funds should be directed to Turkey to make negotations possible. Congress remains unconvinced, and is expected to vote down the compromise to delay ending aid to Turkey Dec. 10. Meanwhile, the island remains divided by Turkish occupation, and many Cypriots have still been unable to return to their homes. This summer, Dr. Peter Phialas, UNC English professor, and his family visited relatives who live on Cyprus. During the overthrow of Archbishop Makarios, the Phialas family left, later learning that many of their relatives were forced to flee to refugee camps during the Turkish invasion. Following are excerpts from letters to Phialas from his brother, a Cyprus resident, who fled with his wife from the second Turkish attack. "As things are now, we are almost DESTROYED, thanks to the Super-Power called America. Probably we shall have to start from the beginning again . . . We do not Buying? Selling? Check the DTH Classifieds first. TONIGHT The New linage Presents Albert Long & His Team i Grey Stone Baptist Church Durham, INI. C. Exciting Program Free Dinner 6:30 A II Single and married students are invited. Dress is casual. Transportation provided. Tomorrow Two Shows Only 3:00 & 8:00 UMVIU U Otl..INIUr-ooi'.o.o MARGARt MIITHtlLS "GOIUE WITH THE VJIHID" iriNO CURKGVBLE G. MMEN LEIGH J LESLIE HOWARD -OLRTAdelLWILLWD 11 L - 2A 3 16 classic films sponsored by the Daily Tar Heel and the Carolina Theater. Series Ticket $12.00 on sale at Union Desk & Carolina Theater. Tickets $1.50 each at door. know jet how the politic! tettleznest wd be, but we hope for the best, st least we wsnt to go back to tbe boose. A lot of suffering Iks tfccxd in Cypres for everyone co insttsr what wCl happen. We ttrony feel we belong there and althoogh we are now here in Athens, oar hearts are wholly in Cypres." On such a small island as Cyprus, tragedy is communal. It is difficult to believe what happened: a country with a standard of living equal to that of America overthrown by ghettoed Turks supported by an outside power. The tragedy began innocuously. When one woman of the island learned that Nicholas Samphsom, Makarios usurper, was assuming power of the Cypriot government, she laughed trying to imagine "a stupid hired gun" running the country. But fighting was soon imminent, and weathering the first attack, the Phialas family remained in Famagusta, until the cease-fire broke down. "We hear and read that (the) Turkish army with local Turkish people are looting and destroying several houses in the occupied lands, and we believe that our houses could be also looted. If this is true, you know that all our belongings in the house, some 50,009 pounds in value, must be gone." In fear of the approaching Turks, the - II I -- I -I 1 - - (or, "FOOD Wouldn't you like to have A COMPLETE DINNER Plus A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES all for only $6.50 Tax3 ? Yes, you can have YOUR CHOICE of any dinner on the GOLDEN WEST menu (INCLUDING beverage, dessert AND tip) plus any movie at the PLAZA I. II and III theaters for the one low ticket price of $6.50. , Estes t J jr J kjzJJ I Dnve Subscoi 1 "' 0 ViWAVAVAVAVAViViV1VfVAV1VV.V.V.V.VV.V.V.ViV1v.v. I I DTH Classifieds FOR SALE BIKE. FOR SALE: Mercian Olympic, 22'h" Reynolds 531 double-butted frame. Capagnolo equipment Can 942-8038. Honda 1973 SL-125 3500 mite front and rear knobbiea new DID front rim engine in good shape 100 miles per gallon $450.00 or best 942-4075 after 8. 1971 TR-8, low mileage, new radials, AM-FM radio, luggage rack. SHARP! $3000. CaR 987-2102. Water bed, pad and frame. $30. Can 967-4135. For Sale: Canon 8 x 30 binoculars. Great for sports and spying on your neighbors. Used once. List $91; now $45. Must sell. Call Ted, 987-4878. Waterbed 1 year old, frame, insulating pad Included. Excellent condition. $30.00. Pioneer SX-828 Receiver, $360, Marantz Imperial 7 Speaker' $240, AR Turntable with Pickering Cartridge $75. Come by 113 Connor or 933-5125. For Sale: 1972 Volvo station wagon. Near perfect condition. $3450 negotiable. Call 929-1997 after six. FOR RENT MOTOR HOME RENTALS. Widest selection m Carolina. Low rates. Best for footbaB weekends or long trips. Sleeps 6 8. Seats to 12. FamHy Motorhoma Rentals, AstKboro, 1-625-1600. Private entrance efficiency apartment avatobie now. Male studenL $50 per month. (Short distance from campus). Unities furnished. Phone 942-53M. Want to sublet part of furru, 2 br. apt in Estts Park (male).. $60mo. phis elect, no deposit Contact EJUs. 967-8937. MISCELLANEOUS Young, fast but Inexperienced carrier desires fob of delivering maH no further than 90 feL Please contact Herb at Mke Marshall Associates. BOMBARDIERS: Today Hecnod recognizes the mortally wounded. These brave men, giving life and Hmto for the squad, have sacrificed arms (Hanttoone), tegs (Chipper), wrists (The Hammer), and most painfully bails (Span). LOYALTY. "K.C. of Hecnod" I have lost my glasses. If you have found a pair In the pest week please call 929-8940 persistently. Reward. Want to make 3 bridge-fHaytng friend. Know basics and anxious to re-team finer skills. Can Kevin after 6 Djn. any day . at 942-3390. Keep trying. entire Greek population of the Eastern third of the island (about 180,000 people) fled to temporary refugee camps. These were set up within the Greek territory south of a line from Lefka to Famagusta. But supplying sufficient food for the camps became a -problem, because most of the stocks were in the Turkish-occupied part of the bland. "The refugee problem is a most acute one, and becomes more tragic with winter coming. Can you imagine thousands of people, whose ways and standards of living were as good, not to say better, than that of the average American citizen, now lying in the open, sleeping under trees, without any clothing on their back, as they were unable to lift anything from their homes, penniless, sick, etc., waiting anxiously (for) the moment to return back home and see if there is anything they can salvage? For eight days, during the trouble, we slept under a caroh tree in tan orchard t somewhere near the British Bases! For some nights we fed ourselves on a small tin of , sardines shared by six of us. ..However things are now quiet (for) a bit, but they may flare up again any moment. I cannot describe the human misery and human pain watching thousand(s) of innocent people mostly women and children lying in the Refugee Camps, with no protection over their heads and exposed to the summer sun, to the dust and to the filth! Some of them starving for days . . . food supplies are rare so we went to & FLICK") TICKETS are in 2 PARTS: 1 for Dinner, 1 for Movies. USE ON SAME NIGHT OR DIFFERENT NIGHTS. Tickets on sale at the GOLDEN WEST and at PLAZA THEATERS. Ask cashiers for details. PLAZA I, II, III Theaters & Elliot Road . To The Daily Tar Heel. Per semester, $20 per year. Desperately need 2, 3 or 4 tickets to the State game. Will pay scalper's prices. Please call 942-8235. RIDE NEEDED Western North Carolina (WCU-Cullowhee, Asheville, Hendersonville, etc.) Friday-Octoner 18 will gladly share expenses. Please can Lois, 933-6628. Thanks. Lost:. Light blue billfold Monday afternoon on G bus or University Mall area. Reward. CaH Debbie 929-5395. DATE TICKET FOR STATE GAME NEEDED. Please call Wendy 967-4283. Price negotiable. - Ntad Student Guest Ticket for STATE game. Call 967-3279. Leave name and telephone number. Need a date ticket to State game. Willing to pay cost of ticket plus sizable profit. Call 933-4834. Lost: Female's wristwatch with broken brown suede band. Lost Friday evening between Union and Memorial HalL Great sentimental value. Reward offered. Call 933-5195. Lost Shetland Sheepdog (miniature collie) last Saturday near Morehead Planetarium. Whimsical, vulnerable, long time family friend. $30 reward. 929-8164 after 6 answers to "Laddie." Lost: Gray Male Cairn Terrier in Booker Creek area. Red collar, Tallahassee vaccination tag. Reward. 933-1225 day; 967-5572 night I need a date ticket to State Game. Call 929-3183. Wanted: Student date ticket for UNC-State game. Please call Rodney t 942-8002. Anyone interested in forming UNC amateur radio club pleas catt 929-1422. License not required. Ask for Luther Mclntyre or leave message, 929-1422. Abortion, Birth Control Info A ReferraL No FEE. Up to 24. weeks. General anesthesia. Vasectomy, tubal Station aisoi available. Free pregnancy test. Call PCS, Non-prom, 202-' 298-7995. STEREOS: AS ALWAYS GET GREAT SOUND AT THE RIGHT PRICE FROM ANN SHACHTMAN. VISIT STEREO SOUND, 175 E. FRANKLIN ST. (UPSTAIRS ABOVE PJ."s) 42-8548. HELP WANTED Part-Time Help needed in Granvflle Cafeteria 4:30 to 7 JO P-nv, Monday-Friday, some week-ends. Salary phis evening meai. Se Mark Moldenhauer at Granvili Cafeteria. FRENCH TUTOR, preferably college girl, to tutor two girts, ages 9 and 11, two afternoons a week. Would also Hke this perron to cook evening dinner these two days, if inteftstad-987-7904. L&rasch today to find somethLn to purchxst. The Red Cross is sendmj some small supplies but these are entirely a drop in the ocean ... "In the 2Cth century how can one understand a nation of 35 million people tt ticking snin bland of some 42D,GC3 Greeks? The pant Goliath invader with tanks, planes, warships and a fuUy equipped array of 43.CC3 attacking a small "David" with a few guns buHt in 1943 and an untrained Army of some 15,000 youngsters. How can the human mind conceive (of) and accept this catastrophe which is now done to thb small and unprotected island? 2C0,C00 innocent people being driven out of their homes and gathering for survival trying to save just their lives. And how America could stand there still, allowing this to happen with American planes, bombs, tanks, etc.; all paid for by the ordinary American citizen? Though the Turks were not interested in seizing the whole island of Cyprus, the eastern third of the country was severely attacked. Whole cities were evacuated as the Turks scoured the towns in active demand for their claim of 30 or 40 per cent of the land. In Famagusta. once known as the Princess of Cyprus, the luxury hotels are mostly hubble and the harbor is bumed out. Nicosia, too, was severely bombed, but the hardest hit was the once-beautiful fishing village of Kyrenia. In the rural areas, animals are today starving and the crops, rotting in the fields, because the farmers cannot return to their land. The beautiful isle has traditionally paid a high price as various powers have sought control, of its strategic position in the Mediterranean. Again the people of Cyprus must wait for the battle lines to be withd rawn so that everyday life may be resumed. "Even at this moment of misery, we are all proud to be Greek Cypriots. Let them take away our land and property, but they cannot take away our spirit. This will last and belong to us forever." If N0W! xsms$ NOW 1 :20-3:1 5-5:1 0-7:05-9:00 Highschool Fantasies Show UsJYour; Rare"Bx3dlcs And we may show you some rare old moneyl The Old Book Corner 137 A East Rosemary Street Opposite NCNB Plaza Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Village Opticians O Prescriptions accurately filled O Lenses duplicated O Contact lenses filled, cleaned and polished O Headquarters for quality sunglasses John C. Southern 121 E. Franklin St. Between Varsity Theatre & Intimate SHOWS 2:30-4:40 6:50-9:00 1 f jawaa Vss "A ClASTCRPIIZCS!" -Rex Peed N Y. Duty News "A SUPPLY STUNNING PORTRAIT BY RICHARD DREYFUSS, WHO DID SO WELL IN AMERICAN GRAFFITI!" Judith Crist. New York Magazine A ftvomoum Relcose ATTD K0TCKrTF.Im PG
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