European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday october 14. 1988 the stars and stripes Page 7 Confederate Soldier going Home for burial Louisville by. Up the body of a con federate Soldier who died in a Kentucky prisoner of War Camp will be returned to Tennessee saturday and buried beside his wife who lived for 54 years with the Hope her husband would come Home. The family of Cyrus Graham Clark was never informed of his death in 1863 and searched on and off for More than a Century before finding his grave in Louisville in 1972. This year they decided it wartime to bring him Home. It is Homecoming in the truest sense said Jim Birdwell a relative. We Are bringing Home a Man who tried so hard to get Back to Nis family and a family that waited so Long and never knew what happened to  Clark left behind a pregnant wife and four Chil Dren when he went off to serve in a cavalry unit led by Gen. John a Morgan later commander of a guerrilla unit called Morgan s  Clark s wife Celia Jane never remarried and died in 1917, still waiting for him family members say. On saturday Clarks family will hold a Small Cere Mony before they in hum his body to return it to Jackson county Tenn. There an old farm Wagon pulled by a team of mules and escorted by a Fife and drum corps will carry Clark s body to the Gainesboro City cemetery. Some 75 people dressed in Confederate uniforms will March beside the Pine coffin draped with inc stars and bars. Birdwell said Clark s grave was accidentally found by a family Friend in the Cave Hill Confederate cemetery in Louisville. The family Learned from sketchy military records that Clark had been taken to a prisoner of War Campin Louisville on april i11&6j. He cipher was wounded in Battle or fell ill in the prison and die later that year at the age of 36. Katherine m. Cassety he wife of Clark great grandson said relatives never stopped searching for him because of the deep Low he and his family shared demonstrated by the family s last letter from him. Dated March \4. Is63, it described his unsuccessful attempt to get a leave to visit his family we Are moving up the River and i deem it acc i scary to ask for a furlough now i would give the world to be at Home with All As i have been. Jane a t i can say or do is for you to do the Best you can and i will do the same. I Don t know when i will be at Home whether Ever or not. Jane my Honey & Smith & a tic Golden Horseshoe revue kicked up its heels for the Hist time after a 31 year run and ii record 45,000-plus performances before generations of children screen stars and royally. The last show sunday afternoon marked inc end of an Era at Disneyland s popular front Iceland showcase which appears in the guinness Book of world records for he greatest null or of performances by a theatrical group. Belly Taylor performed in almost All of the shows playing the Mac West style character Slu foot sue five times a Day since 1956. It is Curli Finly the Enid of an Era Here Saint Taylor. So who sings Bill Bailey in a Gay 90s gown and a Blond wig. When i started in september 1956, they hired me of four weeks and i wondered from year to year How Long i d be Here. The time went so fast i can t believe it s been 30  she said. The revue which opened july 17, 1955, is being closed to make room for another show an updated presentation in the same theater called the Golden Horseshoe Jamboree Disneyland spokesman Joe Aguirr said. The new show will open nov. 1, without Taylor who plans 10 continue in show business with a night club set. Taylor has performed for . Presidents the King of Thailand and such  stars As Cary Gram Lucille Ball Jimmy Durante. During the half hour show which was one of Walt Disney s favourites Taylor danced and Sang and at one Point wandered through the audience in the 200-Seal Wii Pitney  i Holn Golden Horseshoe revue dancers Kiek up their heels during one of their 45,000-plus performances. Licater in search of a hairless Man. "1 would go looking for a build headed Man and when i found one i d Tell him he has a Beautiful Pel Rock she  revue featured singers comedians and a Quad terrorists holding three americans ready to Deal claims Newsweek new York a the moslem holding three americans hostage in Leb anon May be willing to release their Cap Tives in Exchange for their Cousin and two other prisoners who face death sentences in Kuwait Newsweek Magazine reported Newsweek in its Issue dated oct. 20, also reported that one hostage the Cap tors said was killed in retaliation for an israeli air raid actually died of complications from being tortured. The kidnappers who sign their communiques islamic jihad Are members of a family called the Mug Niyah part of the Muslawi clan led by Hussein Muslawi from the Bekaan the Magazine said. The group has publicly demanded the release of 17 of its comrades being held by the kuwaiti government but May be willing to Settle for the release of Yousef and iwo others Newsweek said. The Cousin was identified As a bomb maker Mustafa Yousef who also uses the Christian alias of elms Fuad Saab. Newsweek cited information from intelligence and diplomatic sources the families of hostages and soundings in Beirut As the basis for its Story. The americans held hostage Are Terr Anderson chief Middle East correspondent for the associated press agriculturist Thomas Sutherland 5i, of fort Collins Coio. And Hospital administrator David Jacobson 55, Beach Calif. Peggy say Anderson s sister said the details published by Newsweek about islamic jihad arc sufficient for the Reagan administration to Contact be group and negotiate for the americans release. I think it kind of takes the veil of secrecy Oft she told the associated press sunday. I think the constant references to a shadowy organization were counterproductive for us because a lot of people bought that and now it s  everyone knows who they Are and what they want and let s get on with  we now know publicly that the administration knows what they need to know to negotiate their release she added. President Reagan can no longer say he does t know who they  mrs. Say said the article also sends a powerful message to the rest of the  Terry particularly maybe feels abandoned by Bis own profession she said. In his first months of Captivity the 38 year old Anderson s anger and stubborn Streak marked him for Freud Cal beatings and threats Newsweek said. He has repeatedly refused to make scripted appearance his captors have demanded of him bul when they let him read about the Reagan administration s efforts to free , reporter Nichola Daniloff from Moscow Anderson agreed to go on camera according to the mag Azine. In october 1985, islamic jihad re leased blurred photographs of what in said was the body or hostage Willia Buckley who had been captive for about 19 months. It said he was killed in retaliation for Israel s air raid that month on Palestine liberation organization head quarters in Tunisia. Newsweek said however that administration officials believe Buckley died of pneumonia and other complications from a brutal torture session. Asked for comment state department spokeswoman Anita Stockman said this is not necessarily a new Story. Say ing the kidnappers have a Cousin in the kuwaiti prison Doess l Wally narrow Dawn who the kidnappers  let of Saloon dancers who tossed up their skirts bul All done in Good taste Taylor said Walt did t want anything risque. He wanted it clean. Sure they throw up their dresses and Skirls bul it in t risque she said. Clubs Mace quell protest of Contra Aid san Francisco up riot equipped police used clubs and Mace to control an estimated 1,500 demonstrators protesting a fund raising event for Nicaragua s Contra rebels sunday. No arrests were reported but medics at the scene said they treated seven peo ple for head injuries and four people who were sprayed with Mace. Two others were treated at a Hospital. Chanting the sandinista revolutionary cry no pasaran they shall not Pas the protesters waved signs and shouted Contra rapists Contra murderers " and go Home Don t give Money for murder at people arriving for the luncheon sponsored by a group called Uno and featuring speakers from the  unified nicaraguan opposition. We called this As a nonviolent peace Ful demonstration said Leslie Simon of the nicaraguan information Center. But when we arrived there was already a group of people who wanted to express their anger in an entirely different Man