European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 16, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday september 16, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 Market is mixed a Stote land after late rally new York a the Stock Market closed mixed Friday with prices improving in late Deal Market pursued an irregular course most of the Day a profits were taken after two ses Sions of Advance in heavy Trad losers outnumbered gainers toward the end Blue Chi strength gave support to the averages. International Nickel do Pant Owens Illinois and Tex Aco made substantial improvement in some stocks was ascribed by some analysts to pre weekend Short covering the Purchase of stocks to replace those borrowed and sold Short in the Hope of a de Cline. In a Bull Market this is a typical precautionary operation before a weekend. Volume was 10.27 million shares compared with 12.22 Mil lion Dow Jones Industrial aver age gained 4.04 at 933.48, another High for the year. Tenn eco was the most Active off % at 30i/4. Pope May have surgery closing . Stock Market prices Vatican City up Pope Paul i on the advice of his doctors has decided tentatively to undergo surgery if it is Neces sary to cure his illness High Vatican sources said Friday. The holy father wishes Tobe freed of the threat of further infection once and for All Awell informed source said. He has told his physicians he want them to operate if their examinations show this is the Best papal physicians prof. Mario Fontana the Pope s per Sonal doctor prof. Pietro Val Doni head of the Rome univer sity surgical clinic and prof. Mario Arduini chief urologist of Rome City hospitals Are expected to perform a Ray another examinations on him next week to determine whether sur Gery is needed. If the examinations confirm their thinking Pope Paul is Likely to have his enlarged pros Tate gland removed after the end of the Church s first meeting of the Synod of Bishops the sources said. The Synod will open sept.29 and end oct. 24. This timing presupposes that the specialists find no cause to perform surgery sooner and that there is no crisis in the holy father s condition Between no Wand the end of the Synod whose work is of such deep concern to him the sources said. The pontiff who will be 70sept. 26, was reported continuing to recover satisfactorily fro the acute infection of the kid Neys bladder and urinary tract that struck him sept. 4. The Pope had almost Complete bed rest while his physicians used antibiotics and other treat ment against the infection but he continued to work on some urgent Vatican affairs. An official bulletin issued Fri Day said the Pope received am Leto Cardinal Cicognani the Vati can Secretary of state thursday night and Carlo Cardinal Gonfalonieri pro prefect of the sacred consist orial congregation Fri Day morning. 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Bombing pause began. This report referred to an aug.30 speech by North vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong i which he said that if the United states really wanted talks i should first cease unconditionally the bombing and every other actor War against North Vietnam. It was noted that the word permanently which Hanoi sometimes has used concerning bombing cessation was not employed this time and that the statement did not As North Vietnam frequently has done Call for withdrawal of . Forces As a condition for Premier s speech already had been studied in Washington since it was broadcast at the time by Hanoi radio. had discerned from ii Little Hope for a softening of Hanoi s position. They pointed out that offic Anorth vietnamese statements in recent Days have been As toughs in the past or tougher. S. Lets convict peace9 candidate from a and up dispatches Saigon a South vietnamese criminal court Friday convicted n absent a Truong Dinh Dzu Therun Nerup peace candidate in his month s presidential election or passing a bad Check and transferring Money illegally. Dzu said he was woman judge at Saigon s court of first instance sentenced Dzu to nine months in jail and fined him $27,777. Under South vietnamese Law Dzu has the right to oppose the conviction within one month after its Public alleged offences took place three years ago the court Here was told. Dzu said later that the charges were false and that he would Appeal the conviction. Dzu came in second in the sept 3 presidential election be Hind Nguyen Van Thieu the pres ent chief of state. The government is wrong Todo this now Dzu said because it shows to National and world opinion that Justice is not inde pendent in Vietnam and that the judges receive orders from the i am leading the of of promotion alms disclosed continued from Page 1 promotions to the higher enlisted grades in the months Over and above the thousands who will Beby the earlier report that airmen will be Able to Advance to e3 almost automatically after five months in the dec. 1 through May 31 period the air Force Hopes to select 6,445 for promotion to e7 10,262 to e6 and 23,854 to e5 by overseas commands this mean Force will have 5,734 As follows 817 to e7 3,581 to e5, and Safe will have 2,964 As 700, e6 and 1,834 to e5. With the exception of Grade e5, the october quota also shows substantial increases. They Are 131 to e9 327 to k8922 to e7 1,541 to e6 and 21,703 to e4. There will be no new e5s next month because the quota was used earlier the air Force said. Coming affected that Pacific air1,336 to e6 and follows 430, e7 position to the government the government wants to condemn me even if i am not guilty he said. His Campaign platform was based on anti government charges and a Promise to see peace. Since the election he has charged the government with rigging the vote in favor of Thieu and his vice presidential running mate Premier Nguyen Cao by. While the trial was going on Dzu told a crowd of 500 Saigon University students the election was he said that Thieu won at least a million votes by rigging the elections. Who let the americans com into our cup try and install big bases was t it Thieu and by Dzu asked the crowd. Three lawyers represented Duat the trial but they were not permitted to argue his Cas because he was not present. The convictions were on charge that Dzu passed a Worth less Check for $8,500 and another charge that he illegally transferred $11,500 to a Bank in Sanfrancisco. Dzu was acquitted on a charge of officials said the Legal procedures Ould postpone Dzu arrest by five or six months. Huge damage suit filed by sue Lyon los Angeles a act Ress sue Lyon and her Mother filed a $500,000 damage Sui thursday in Superior court for injuries allegedly suffered in a1965 traffic Accident. The 21-year-old actress bes known for her title role in the film Lolita said her knee was severely injured impairing her dancing suit against Roderic Jay Tichnor 67, of Pacific Pali Sades alleges he made a a turn in front of the car in which miss Lyon and her Mother mrs. Sue Carryon 62, were and daughter each seek $250,000 in damages. 6.82 7.81 6.41 5 88 7 .19 7.47 8.56 7.01 6.39 7.82 12.35 13.50 13.g2 14.88 13.84 15.04 14.98 16.19 20.00 22.49 12.74 13.92 8.38 9.15 7 62 8.20 split. Catholic women hear crawl in Berchtesgaden Germany is christians face three challenges in making their Reli Gion relative to the world a protestant chaplain told a convention of roman Catholic women Here Friday must first understand the world we live in and the prob lems we face said chaplain it. Col Orris Kelly Retreat master at the . Forces religious Retreat Center must say something about what we have to be As we face the world he told More than400 delegates to the 12th annual military Council of Catholic women in the Skyline room at the general Walker , we must do some thing about the need around us Kelly said. You must find your roles As Christian women i meeting the needs of Church family the social Community and the world american women Froni Centra Europe Spain the United King Dom North Africa Italy and the Middle East mingled in session thursday afternoon and Friday morning on such subjects As pub Lic relations organizational serv ices Church family Community and International affairs. Mass was being said daily at11 15 . Friday afternoon was free so the visitors could take Scenic excursions. Sister Magdeleine a nun study ing at the University of Munich will address the convention sat urday morning on Christ in the
