European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 the stars and stripes tuesday september 12, 1978 . To hold big test of readiness by Fred s. Hoffman a military writer Washington a out of Public View the Pentagon and key Federal civil Ian agencies next month will conduct the biggest peacetime test of the government s mobilization readiness since world War ii. The objective is to determine How quickly military Reserve and National guard units can be alerted troop transportation and Supply movements set in motion standby draft machinery restarted and the nation s critical Industrial resources  Secretary Harold Brown the joint chiefs of staff and top army leaders will be watching to see How far the guard and Reserve have progressed since a 1976 mobilization test shocked Many officials. Monumental problems the problems we found were Monu mental said a general who declined use of his name. He and other senior army offi cers agree that the 1976 test showed most guard and Reserve units earmarked for Early deployment could not have met their  for Swift and smooth mobilization has become increasingly important . Planners say because of the soviet Union s increased capability to attack Western Europe with Little warning. This exercise code named nifty Nugget will run from oct. 10 through nov. 8. The Public won t see anything said one senior planner who asked to remain Anonymous. The results will be kept secret too the army said because their disclosure would be detrimental to the Security of the United  no regular or Reserve units will be moved. But about 725 army National guard and Reserve outfits will receive mock Call up orders with very Small detachments from each being sent to mobilization stations during weekend drills. Reserve elements of All the armed serv ices will be involved and some regular units May be placed on Short alerts. Although the armed services and civil agencies periodically have held separate drills said col. Jerry j. Burcham this is the first mobilization on this scale since world War  Burcham is one of the plan  Simmons an official of the Federal preparedness Agency said we on the civil Side try to determine How to mobilize Industry and our other resources in time of  Bishop Killeen Dies in  new York up Bishop James j. Killeen the former Deputy chief of Navy chaplains has died Here at the age of 61 in St. Vincent s Hospital after an extended illness. In 1961, the Memphis commercial Appeal wrote that the Bishop was a chaplain who sees laughter As a morale  the chaplain s Many achievements to thousands of americans in service the late Pope Paul i named Killeen Domestic prelate with the title of right reverend monsignor in 1965. He served through some of the bloodiest Battles of the Vietnam War. Killeen had been the first chaplain Ever to attend the Navy War College. He was also the first senior chaplain to sail around the world in 1963-1965 aboard the aircraft Carrier  received numerous medals including the legion of Merit during his tenure As a military chaplain Between 1961 and 1976, when he retired. 22 hours in Stormy Pacific Fisherman saved after boat sinks Astoria Ore. Up a Fisher Man who survived 22 hours in the Stor my Pacific after his tuna boat san along with the fishing Fleet arrived in port with his rescuers sunday hungry but otherwise none the worse for Wear. Ill eat anything that does t hav6salt in it cracked George Duane Jameson 42, Seaside Ore., As he walked from the deck of the coast guard Cutter Campbell. Jameson had earlier spurned offers of a helicopter ride Back to the Mainland explaining he wanted to come ashore like a Sailor should. Outside of fatigue and hunger he Wasin remarkably Good condition. Tuna skipper Steve Hofsess 28, new port and his wife Cynthia 20, were also among the Tacky but they say they be had enough. Rescued from the icy sea by a helicopter after their Boa went Down they say they Don t plan to go Back in the near future even though they spent just one minute in the water. It seemed a lot longer out there Hofsess said. There were some porpoises swimming by i guess the kept the Sharks away. That s the fright of a lifetime mrs. Hofsess said of the Long  tuna Fleet got in trouble Friday when High winds and 20-foot wave struck offshore. But no lives were lost despite seven sunken  radioed that the boats were going Down. His 36-foot trawler the Joycilyn took on water and he abandoned her in a survival  coast guard launched a massive Rescue Effort for the fishermen and assisted a total of 25 boats Back to port. Everything on the coast from Losangeles to port Angeles wash., flew Here a spokesman said. Little orphan orangutan a baby orangutan holds onto its stuffed Security Rabbit at the St. Louis Chil Dren s zoo Nursery where it is being raised. The baby born aug. 27, was moved to the Nursery after its Mother showed no maternal interest. Up French designer upset Over counterfeit initials Washington a French designer Pierre Cardin has put his initials on every thing from ties and towels to televisions but lately those Little pc s have been show ing up where they re not supposed  Here in Thailand. Pc in Singapore. Pc in Hong Kong said Cardin pointing Toa scrapbook of photographs and clippings of labels on clothes that he did not  am so sad because the customer is being , who said he has lost millions of dollars from such commercial counterfeit ing met last week with Robert Strauss president Carter s special Trade negotiator. Cardin urged support for a new inter National Effort to Stop the flow of fraudulent merchandise. Still those legitimate pc s on More than350 items produce about $250 million in sales annually for the Dapper 56-year-Olddesigner who this year put his name on the interiors of executive jets and opened a food boutique in  s not the Money. I just want to do something. I must work All the time Sai Cardin during an interview. He gave an Impromptu modelling Showoff some of his latest fashions which included a new variation on the popular Cardi Blazer an unlined nubby beige Wool Jack  Carter would look wonderful in this said Cardin. He dresses in a very relaxed Way and this would fit his  Cardin did not have a Clear image of first lady Rosalynn Carter s fashion look but he did have lots to say about Independent american women. If a woman is Independent she alien ates men and so she ends up alone unhappy and bitter. A woman s role is to com plete a Man. Her real happiness is to love someone and take care of him said car Din. Being married is the Best prison for a woman. It is a marvelous  car plows into crowd kills 4 teens Denver a one moment they were laughing and waiting for More friends to arrive at the deserted country Road they had chosen for their party. Soon four teenagers were dead their mutilated bodies strewn along the Road. Two others were injured. A schoolmate in a car had slowed through the crowd gathered on the Road police said then crashed into two other cars. The Driver 18-year-old Ralph Crowe was jailed later sunday for investigation of vehicular homicide Denver police said. Dead at the scene were Jay Chase 17 Barry g. Harrel 16 Jerry l. Rimpley 17, and Jeffrey m. Cain 18, police said. All four were from Commerce City. Coming at me i just looked up in my rear View Mirror and saw him coming at me about 50 Miles an hour said Jimmy Vigil 18, who was driving one of the cars allegedly struck by Crowe s automobile just after Midnight  was mad because he hit my Brand new car but then i got out and saw about six bodies just laying on the Street. They were mutilated real  police said the victims were thrown from 75 to 100 feet from the Point of in  Nelson and Robert Blum both 17 and also of Commerce City were flown by helicopter to St. Anthony Hospital where they were reported in stable condition Sun Day police said. The six teenagers were having a party in the Middle of a dead end Road near Denver s Stapleton International Airport said detective Donald Curtis of the Denver police department. High Speed the group was sitting in the Middle of the Roadway when Crowe s car came Down the Street Curtis said apparently at High Speed and rebounded off a parked car. Curtis said Crowe apparently was driving from another party to join his friends. He said traffic investigators suspect Crowe had been drinking but were waiting for results of blood tests which were expected to be completed monday. Witnesses told police that the six sitting in the Middle of the Road apparently noticed the car speeding toward them. They saw the car coming got up and started to run said Curtis. But they did t make it in  peking output May set Mark Tokyo a a High chinese Trade official said China s Industrial output in the first half of 1978 was up 24 percent from a year earlier and this year will reach the highest level in history a japanese news report said