European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 27, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Poge 10 the stars and stripes he 27,1968 i be read some letters in your column from women who considered becoming involved in that suburban swinger s game called 1 Hope you will print a letter from a sad and sorry suburban Ite who played the game and very nearly lost her Home he sanity and everything in life that matters. My husband and 1 were fascinated with the stories we had heard about our upper Middle class neighbors who got to Gether saturday nights an changed partners. At first it seemed so bizarre we could imagine ourselves becoming involved in such lunacy. But when our new next door neigh Bors suggested we go along just to observe we agreed. In that highly charged atmosphere with just enough liquor to Warp the judgment an dissolve the inhibitions the inevitable happened. The couple we switched with were the next door neighbors. The rationale was As follows and 1 admit 1 bought it Hook line and sinker there s no Rea son Why mature Well balanced adults can t enjoy the physical aspects of sex without making an emotional investment. My husband and i congratulated ourselves on our mature approach. We even persuaded ourselves that variety can re vitalize a marriage that had grown Dull and unexciting. After a few months tension mounted. Our children grew suspicious. My husband and 1began to argue. One Day he d say i want a divorce. I m in love with the lady next the next Day he d say she s a Slob. 1 wish i d never seen my neighbor Lover began to get on my nerves. He made a Complete pest of himself and 1 was bored with his senseless chatter. Finally nobody was talking to anybody. My husband and 1 decided the horrible involvement was ruining our lives. We agreed that we had to terminate our relationship with the neighbors but it would be impossible Solon As we lived next door. So we agreed to move not Only to another neighbourhood Butto another state. This meant taking a Job Ata smaller salary Selling our Home at a loss and pulling our children out of schools where they were doing Well. Our fool lishness had Cost More than we had planned to pay. Six months have passed and we Are gradually returning to a Normal decent life. My blood runs cold when i think How close we came to destroying ourselves for a few cheap thrills. Please publish this let Ter for the Benefit of other who May be toying with the idea of adding a Little zest to their lives. It s a Lousy idea. Been there and Back dear been there thanks forsaking the time and trouble to Tell it like it is. Yours is no the first letter i be had on this subject but it s one of the Molstre Vealiti. My Boss s daughter was wee pals the Fox is probably the most cunning and Pliest animal of them All Nipper font keep the animals when am i going to Leafton to Stop giving him advice ? Well what s he doing caged up then Oliver ? Morris standing in the wrong line when they handed out brains. She is in summer school now because she flunked two courses. Again this week i be been handed her Homework to Type. This irritates me. Should i keep my Mouth shut and do it or should 1 Tell the Boss that a girl who is old enough to go to College should be Able to Type her own Homework chewing tacks dear chewing i Trust the Boss has not asked you to come in Early or stay late to do his daughter s Homework. So treat the girl s typing As you would any other typing Stop chewing tacks. It s bad for your digestion. Copyright 1968, publishers Hall Syndicate Corner by c. J. One of the major Topi Cal specialities is sports and in particular Stamps covers and other material connected with the olympic games. Col lectors May not be aware thata special group has been formed under auspices of the committee the olym Pic philatelic associates. This organization was created to Aid in obtaining financial support for the . Olympic team and at the same time to fulfil the needs of collectors. One of the items fostered bythe group is a series of special covers for the . Olympic trials. The Complete set in Peterson eludes 18 different covers attractively printed in three col ors and posted during the in visual trials. Some of the Cove Ettea a steal the University of new Mexico in Albuquerque the wrestling trials in Ames Iowa May 9 and he men s track and Field meet los Angeles june 29. Full details on the covers May be obtained by Walt olympic philatelic associate 121 West 45th st., new . 10036. All funds Are x Side red a contribution and pretax deductible. Horizontal 1. Jewish month 5. Sloping passage 6. Priestly garment 12. Long stride 13. Charles Lamb 14. Falsehood 15. Matures 16. Martin 17. Fate 18. Remainder 19. Literary collection 20. Tropical Bird 21. Assist 23. Tibetan Gazelle 25. Decline 28. Access 32. Above 33. Ripped 34. Occupant 37. Roped 39. Conjunction 40. Citrus drink 41. English statesman 44. Swiss River 46. Deception 50. Eggs 51. Inactive 52. Wading Bird 53. Cooking Container 54. Soaks 55. Arabian ruler 56. Being 57. God of love 58. Sea mammal vertical 1. Wing like 2. Venetian magistrate 3. Monkeys 4. Cafe 5. Constructed again 6. Ladd 7. Delusion8. Remunerate answer to yesterday s Puzzle. Average time of solution 22 minutes. 9. Associate10. Jungle beast11. Greek letter 20. Household needs 22. Exists 24. Upon 25. Decay 26. Twilight 27. Marsh 29. Fishing pole 30. Before 31. Conclusion 35. Negative 36. Merchant 37. Pet38. Theoretical Force 41. Vatican resident 42. Russian name 43. Sunburns 45. Voice 47. Living quarters 48. Operatic Melody 49. Crumbly soil 51. Wrath 41 so 51 54 13 in 19 3fa 44 4s 28 40 24 20 4fa i4 n my. To 4b ii o g o ack Vou Ota an voi/r6 part of def Shiw Nob a oven sown. Opal copy -m-t.\"tb8ft kinoa1oo was Hoplin Choco Iati another interesting possibility for philatelic covers is provided by this year s Polit-1ical campaigns. Both of the major political parties Are of-1fering Campaign covers at a = Price of 35 cents or three for $1, the democratic covers Fea iture photographs of candidates Hubert h. Humphrey and Eugene Mccarthy and Are obtainable from cover committee for Public events 1860-a grand concourse Bronx . 10457. The new York Young re publicans club will sponsor cachet covers with photos of Richard Nixon and Nelso Rockefeller. The address for these items is cover commit tee new York Young Republican club room 1234, 341 Madi son ave., new York . 10017. Both sets of covers will be Given appropriate convention cancels and both will be franked with the recent . Register and vote stamp. Collectors stationed in West Germany have unlimited opportunities to follow their Hobby since almost every Are of that country has a Strong stamp collecting group. Most of these groups Are affiliated with state and regional organizations within the league of German collectors and therefore have the support and coordination needed to run Large scale stamp Bundsen Schrichten quarterly publication of the National organization carries a detailed schedule of such exhibitions. The following shows noted in the bundles Zachrich ten Are listed Here because of their relative importance Ana because they Are All within Quick driving distance of Ameri can installations aug. 7-8, publicity show an Exchange with special Post of fice and special cancels Staat Halle Sellbach near Stuttgart aug 21-23, regional exhibition f e d e r a 1 engineering school Kolpin Strasse Bibe rach Riss South of Ulm. Aug. 21-22, German am French youth exhibition Haus Der jugend Ludwigshafen aug. 27-29 Fraba 68 stat level exhibition Esche Hennei term Frankfurt Mam. Sept. 12-13, a due Fil 6, exhibition fest Halle c a Durkheim. Sept. 13, publicity show Ana bourse fest Halle hurl nine Ida m. To 4 p.m., Heilbronn Ana nov. ?-16, Fhi Bitsoi commemorating "125 years Swiss Stamps Haus Leopolds Nisse Nich
