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7 ne bookworm a Toon oF Fascinating mystery of the "Bermuda Triangle" The Bermuda Triangle is not a torrid insular love affair. It's a place on the Eastern Atlantic Ocean the 'apex at Bermuda - where scores of ships and planes and men have vanished without a trace The whole fascinating mystery is documented in The Bermuda Triangle, by Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey Jeffrey begins with a sailing ship that vanished inexplicably in 1609 and traces the puzzle up to the disappearance of the nuclear sub Scorpion in the 60's There are baffling similarities in all the tragedies Weather conditions are not a factor The disap pearances occur 1n good weather with clear skies and smooth seas In cases where radio contact was maintained MIDLAND HWY. 27 & HUGEL HAS ARRIVED! until seconds _ before disappearance, pilots and operators reported a sense of disorientation When five Avenger bombers disappeared simultaneously 'in 1945, one of the pilots reported we cannot be sure which way is West...Everyfhing is wrong strange...we cannot be sure of a direction...' There has never been any recovery of wreckage, bodies, logs, flight recorders or even so much as an oil slick Everything vanishes without a tracé There is a similar zone an area of the Pacific that stretches between Japan and the Marianas Islands in which parallel disappearances have occurred. In 1952, a research ship carrying 31 geologists, oceanogra phers and-crew vanished without a trace. The Japanese Government has declared this "Devil's Sea" a danger area, but can explain the no one mystery According to Jeffrey there are tantalizing theories that may account for the strange influence of that patch of water which seems to prey on craft over, above and under -it Mystics suggest that tornado like funnels suck up people and vessels and deposit them beyond Earth Another advances the theory of anti-matter, which causes men and craft to "jump" from one world to another through an "'opening"" in our world The US Navy is working - on a theory of aberration In gravitation, or a mysterious electroma- gnetic radiation pattern over the ocean Even more intriguing suggestions are offered by those who believe in a strange aberration in the dimension of time. And thousands of UFO devotees support the theory that the Bermuda Triangle is a collecting basin for visitors from outer space who periodically pick up man, ships and planes to take home for further study It's a puzzle that ab- solutely captures the imagination, and it seems to have given birth to its own mysterious cult My edition of the Bermuda Triangle advertises in the back pages - "Your own wall sized chart of the Triangle...suitable for framing." In time; one supposes, there will be sight-seeing excursions into © the Triangle "See before your very eyes, the site where hundreds of men have perished without a trace.:."' 5 I'll That's one | trip avoid. The book is that convincing, and one cannot deny the cold facts underlying this tantalising mystery Worshippers Another mystery is why the church seems unable to adopt sophisticated technology in order to thrive in the 70's. Doug "Hall, of CK- VR's daybeat has some interesting ideas on the N.Y. NA NEWJERSEY Ss ey -- Ne MARYLAND er AAGINIAS N. CAROLINA / S. CAROLINA & Charlestone -- _-- Savannah GEORGIA Cape Hatteras a FLORIDA BIMINI Miami e.--. BERMUDA SV Se Nassau ~ \ \ \ 3s | ' From Isie of Pines \ Jeffrey documents "Triangle"' tale -- i) subject, and he explores them in Worshippers, his sixth novel As well as being a television and _ radio personality, Hall was once Senior Press Officer with IBM Canada Ltd. His immediate family in- congregation invaded by salesmen from _ the Religious Systems Consultants. Their logo consists of a cross, a star of David and a computer console, and they promise that computerization will improve sermons, church daughter temporarily, a woman loses her life and a minister finds himself. The Worshipers is a good contemporary story, told by a man who- un- derstands computers, church politics and above all people. Olga knows This week's Horoscope Aries (March 21 through April 19): When the love bug bites, you tend to rush pellmell into affairs, Ari, not thinking of consequences. Protect yourself this week, if necessary, keep a can of bug spray handy. Taurus (April 20 - May 20): Whether your h humble or opulent, guests feel comfortable the A . they cross your threshold, Taurus. Perhaps this is why you sometimes feel that you are living in Grand Central Station. This week, as usual, all roads lead to Taurus. Brace yourself for the onslaught. Gemini (May 21 - June 20): Your first reaction to a person or a situation tends to be intellectual, Gem. In romance, words turn you on, once you're on, it's dif- ficult as heck to turn you off. In days ahead, your switch is flipped. Again. Cancer (June 21 - July 22): You know how to cut through tangle of confusion, Moonbaby. Do it. Often it is insecurity, rather than the cat, that gets your tongue. You have legitimate rights, Know them. Define them. Define them. Then, assert yourself. Leo (July 23 - August 22): Defying authority could get you into a whole peck of trouble this week, Leo. Use your claws, little lion, to hang on to your cool. Follow Olga's advice and week pads to a quiet close, with your pride intact. é' Virgo (August 23 - September 22): Your usually articulate tongue is often tied, Virg, when it comes to telling what is truly in your heart. For love to survive, it needs the nourishments of sweet words regularly. If you can't say them, then for Pete's sake, write them. Dear one can't read your mind. Libra (September 23 - Oetober 22): When your scales are well-balanced, Lib you can be one of the most romantic lovers in the Zodiac. You have certain fey charm which is hard to dismiss. This week you have chance to worm your way (again!) into heart of dear one. Start tunneling. Scorpio (October 23 - November 21): Others often cludes Pentecostal, music, congregational your pioneer spirit, Scorp, and consider you a Presbyterian and _ givings and Sunday The Worshippers, by netential erethy: Rene cies Boe chet Aine a Methodist ministers, and -- school attendance. : Doug Hall, Lester and this week. Forge ahead with your ideas. Work at' (] ou a he's _ put' all _ this But there are people in Orpen pub. 250 pp. making them work. background into Wor- thechurch. Before the big The Bermuda Triangle, Sagittarius (November 22 - December 21): You are shippers, which, details Sales campaign is Adi-Kent Thomas Jef- he Archer, Saj, and this week Olga wants you to aim the convulsions of a finished, a man loses his - frey, Warner pub. especially high. 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