EEA “AT ANT IS: ‘This 4s ATIANTIS, a Journal. of postal Diplomacy, edited and published by Ghris-— topher Schletchar, 1535 Dartmouth Lane,. Deerfield, T1lincis 60015. ATLANTIS contains the varient games 1966 Alac, 1907 Vat, 1967 Mab; plus the regular game 1970 C. ATIANTIS is affiliated with the International Federation ‘of"Werganing (Diplomacy Division), rembership in which 4s available for $6,00 per year from Tory Yorale, Bos 53, New Hyde Park, New York 11040, ATIANTIS is also affiliated with the Nabe Fantasy Fan Federation (N°FF) Games Bureau, metibership ‘in which is obtainatle Trou Donald Miller, 12315 Judson Road, Wheaton, Maryland 20906, at $1.00 per years 31 Subscriptions to ATLANTIS, should anyone care, are 10/$1.00, until the Post Office decides to raise rates. Gomes fees are $4,00, with $1.50 off for menbers of the IFW or NFFF GB, and a farther $1.00 off for everent players of ATLANTIS games. These fers aoriy ty a ganes planned except Imperialisn XV, which is $5.00, $1.00 off for IFW and MIT %B rusubbers. wees wees wanes eeeees) neeee hesoe esas pene ane GAME OPENINGS i Re2: ONEY ONE MORS NEEDED! George Patton, Ricky Thonpson, P.M. Gaylord, Ronald Gerland, Gary Gygex, and George Inzer entered. Rogvlar Diploaacy, Vel: Frinceps, 7 openings. ¥ Imperialism VITIR, “9 openings. V-3: Imperialism XV. 11 openings. : Vali: Diplomacy, anonymous players, all ‘correspondence: sent through the ‘@l. One entered, 6 oponings left. Substitute players are needed for al ATIAWEIS ganes, No fee, Littl trouble. Just send in nov: That's all for the business, now lot's get cn tothe pleasure (7) Page 1 ATLANPIS #22, 12 May 1970"Spring 1902" 1970 G Rel ENGLAND (Becker): A Norway holds, F Norwegian Sea (S) F Edi--North Sea, F North Sea aShe, E fdintlorth Sea. FRANCE (Comber): A Pol=-Bur, A Bura-Mar, F Spa (sc)=liMed, F Bre--Mid, F Mar--Gulf of Tyon. GBRMANE (lakofka): A Hol (S) A Ruh, A Ruh (8) A Hol, F DaneSia, F_Kte-cDen, F Ber~ ITALY (White): A Tri--Vie, 4 Pioo-Mar, F Tun--Wied, F Ven—-Adr, F Nap-—Tyr. AUSTRIA (Kimmel): A Buda-Vie, A Ser (S) F Gre--Bul (sc), A Alb--Tri, F Gre--Bul (se). ‘TURKEY (Welsh): A Bul--Con /dislodged and annihilated/, A Con--Ank, F Ank--Arm, F Sry~Aeg. ASt.P, holds, A Ukr--Gal, A Rum (S) TURKISH F Gre--Bul (se), /?/ F Bla (8) F Seve-Arm, F Sov=-Arme Underlined moves do not succeed, "Fall 1902" moves are due 26 May 1970. sees “Pall 1910" 1967 Vat Imperialism VIT? ITALY (Payne): F ChtO-SKtO, F TriesGly /sic/, A Sym (S) F Mod=-Soy Sit ) XGal, A Mun (S) A Sil, AGal (S) A Ser—Rm, A TrinSer, F Med"-Sny, A Bud (S) A Ser—-Rum, F NAfT—RAtO ‘4 Sud=-Ken, A Cha--Sud, A Kene~Tan, F Ara® (S) F Som-Szan, A Ser--Rum, F Bey (S) A Syr, A Tyr--Boh, F Ion (C) A'Nap--Gre, F Som--SZan, F Tyr--Tun, A Nap~Ore JAPAN (Comber): F SMic--Peru, F EPac (8) F SNiew-Poru, A Afg (S) RUSSIAN A Prs, F Stan--Mad, A Tda (S) RUSSIAN A Pre, F AleS (C) A Tokessi=, F Mex (v2) G) A Tok--SFr, F Gua (we) (S) F Mex (we), A SChi--Tok, F Tins (S) F In0, F Arg hold= FBBng--S2in, F InO (S) F SZan--Mad, F Aus (S) F Ind, F SPac--ants, F Hee (c) W Tok=-Sir, F CPac--SPac, A Tok--SFr, F YelS (¢) A ‘SChi--Tok, A Pru funordered, holds/, A War (S) A Ulr—Gal, A Ur--Cal, A Rum ‘A Uke—-Gal. /dislodged--(Sev) or annihilation/, A By “A Ryme-fink, F Con G) A fam--Ark, A Livon (8) AWar, F Kie (8) Fier, F Bor (5) F Kie, A Pre (S) ENGLISH A Iraq--Syr, F Bers noads, ‘A Gan 1S) TAPAS A Toie-S¥r, ‘4A Ala (S) A Can, F Bal (S) F Kie, F Bar /noids/, USA (Turner): A Qbe (S) A Dake-Can, A Tex--SFr, F Pan (se)--SNic, A Dak--Can. RUSSTA (Linden) ‘TURKEY (Gygax): A Smy--Ark. ENGLAND (White): F Ion holds, F Cly (S) F NwgS-~Bdi, F liv holds, A Wal. ‘A Iraq--Syr, F NvgS--Edi, F S0c6 (S) A Val~—Tra, F Bra holds, Page 2 ATLANTIS #22 12 May 1970fall 1910" 1967 Vat ‘Impertalion VIER FRANCE (Haggart): F Spa (se)=-MAtO, A Bur--Puh, F Bai (S) TTAUIAN Fini lodged--(¥or) or annihilatton/, ¥ Eng--NthS, A Hol (S) A Ruh--Kie, A XK! Efra (5) F AfyS--SorkS, F NatS (S) TTALIAN F Som--SZan, A Por--Spa, A Nig= Kam, F_2?rS--SOrkS, R Rho--Ang, F Car (S) USA F Panew ee) /Not So Ordersd/, F Bro--Eng, A Pae—Rol, A Peru holds. omc Bol) (Bou) (Col) or annihi= lation/, F'Mad (S) ITALIAN F Som--Szan /dislodged and annthilated/. Underlined moves do not succeed. The retreats of the Russian A Rum, and.the French F Edi and A Peru are due on 26 May 1970 along with the "Winter 1910" builds and removals. “Winter 1910" 1967 Vat Imperialism VITIR ENGLAND (Whitey: Bai, Lon, Hi thy, Deri, AME, Bra, Liv. (6) Renove 2. FRANCE (Haggart):, Bre, Mar, Par, Ivo, Bab, MAd, Spa, Por, Kam, AiMi, K€, Cub, Jam, Nig, Moz, Bel, Hol, Tra, Ang. : (16). No Change. TPALY (Payne): Nap, Rom, Ven, Som, lya, Tun, Eth, Bey, Sud, Tri, Vie, Gre, Bud, Sar, Ser, Mun, Ken, NAfr, Tan, Ara, Syr, Chg, Rum, (23) Build 2, JAPAN (Comber): Nag, Tai, Tok, Kor, NChi, SChi, Phi, Squ, Inc, Sia, Ins, Mal, Haw, Tah, Aus, Ida, S¥r, Sol, Gua, Peru, Mad, Arg. (22) Build 3. ‘RUSSIA (Linden): Buk, Cta, Mos, StP, Sev, Vla, War, Swe, Man, Kie, Ala, Ber, Can, id, Prs, Bul, Con, Ank. (17) Build 1 ‘USA (Turner): Cgo, NYor, Qbe, Atl. No Change. a TURKEY’ (Gygax): Smy, #44, Aik. (1) No Change. Gained ~~ Uff. Builds and removals’ are due 26 May 1970 along with the retreats that” gre necessary. 4 weees : “Winter 1913" 1966 ATac ‘Imperialism VIII. TTALY (Turner): Builds A Ven, F Nap, F Som, F Rom. BNCIAND (Bailey): Builds A Mig, A Tras CERMANY (Payne): Retreats A Tri—Bud. Removes F Hol, A Man. "Spring 1914" moves are due 26 May 1970. Page 3 ATLANTIS #22 12 May 1970“Spring 1005" 1967 Mab Princeps I have received only one set of orders for this game. The deadline for the "Spring 1005" moves is set back to 26 May 1970, so that all the players cen send in their moves. I also need substitute players to take over the position of Egypt. HISPANIA: Bill Linden, 83-33 Austin Street, Kew Gardens, New York 11415. Alar, F Ten (ne) FONTUS: Peter Comber, 980 Kast sth Street, Brooklyn, New York 11203. ATrs, A Cap, A Pal, A Mos, A Up, F Mac, F Aeg, A Jer, A Nab, F Myr, F Pis, F Thr(sc). AFRICA: Gary Gygax, 330 Center Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53147. F Sato, F Gval, F Igo, A Epi, A Pan, A Rom, F Afr, F Ion, F Sal, A New, F Glyo, F Ibe, F tyr, A agl. EGYPT: Vacant. First player to send in moves takes over plays A Ale, F SRho, F Cre, F Ach, F Syr, F SMar. BARBARIANS: Ivan Scarface, 1 Place or Another, Savage Wilderness. Bos, Osr, Tin, UpL, Bri, Bat, Art, Ass, normal Barbarian areas. The Barbarians will not'be moving’ in "Spring 1005". Moves received only from Africa. Gary can either sendin changed moves, or stay with the ones sent in.. Everyone else -~ get your moves in by 26 May. PRESS ‘RELEASES (1970 ¢) Tiblis; 2 February 19021 Russian Imperial Naval Forces of the 3rd Imperial Navy (2nd Black Soas Fleet) under Admiral Gorshkin today arrived in this city following the discovery of a plot by certain "unidentified" Foreign powers to use Armenian territory as a base for operations against Russia. It is reported that the entire Armenian territory has deen occupied and plans are underway for its incorporation into the Empire. Stockholm; 14 February 1902: His Imperial Majesty, Nicholas TI, Autocrat of All the Russian, today arrived here to attend the coronation of King Oscar I as King of Sweden. Following the coronation ceremonies the two monarchs drove through the streets of the city smidet a tremendous celebration to attend a banquet in honor of the new king ‘abozrd the Imperial yacht "Snowdrop". Following tho banquet Sweden and Russia signed a per= petual treaty of friendship and cooperation designed to promote harmony and good relations between the two states. Page ATLANTIS $22 12 May 1970Bratislava; 24 February 1902: i : : Tuceian Army unite arrived here today at the iivitation of the Austrian govern mont to take up defensive positions against a possible Italian invasion cf the capital of Austria, St, Feerigrads 24 February 1902: Foreign Minister Prince Sykocski today delivered, on behlf of the Tsar and Gov- erment, a state of war message to the Imperial Duma, In his message, Sykocsict stated: "The Italian invasion of France and Austria, both good friends of ous, can only be considered a flagrant act of aggression and mist be punished. Therefore, the Tsar and Pople of Russia have declared a state of war between our nation and tho state of Italy . Long life to the Tsar." St. Pecrigrad; 28 April 1902: His Imperial Majesty announced today that the Imperial Family would spond the sumer in residence on Coronado Island, located in St. Peerigrad Bay. This, it is belioved, is caused by the Tsar's desire to remove himself from the presence of the Imperial Mother-In-Lew, who, it is well-kmown, does not swim, . DRINKER'S DEPARTMENT * Out of Vail, Colorado comes the following reply to the last issue's recipes: HIS: 7 Glass, ice, Johnny Walker Black label Scotch. Use one of the former, a little of the middle ingredient, and a lot of the tas. : HERS acker. One jigger Vodka (100 proof preferable), 60 Orange Juide, one digger Triple Sec, $ oz Galiano, Mix the Vodka and QJ, then oplech in the Triple Sec and stir briefly. Then splash in the Galiano. This is a more potent version of the popular Chicago drink--the Harvey Wallbanger. Tt tastes exactly like a Greamsicle (yes you HAVE heard of it--its vanilla ice cream with Orange Sherbert, outside) and is a pleasant social drink that tastes better than soda, and will leave your dete... Brenton also cuts dow my Southern Comfort, but what can you expect from a Bourbon drinker? Ah, to each his owns, oe Ita like to "scotch" a rumor floating around lately (pardon the pin) -- I om not head of the IFW Diplomacy Society. Jeff Key is still in charge there, but at the present tine very il, I am in the Personell Depariment, Liplomoy sections Z eee Page 5 ATLANDIS $22, 12 May 1970EDITORIAL T have previously refrained fron using these pages as a political soapbox, but with this issue I will start to air my views publically. Events of the past few weeks have seemed to me to indicate a change in the attitude of the American people. A swing to the right seems to taking place, Thé actions of governments both local and national indicate a new intolerance vith People who do not follow the wishes of the "majority". The "Silent Majority", with Spiro Agnew as its Un-Silent spokesman, has decided that President Nixon's ac are not to be questioned, Dissenters, whether violent or non-violent, are to punished for daring to speak out against the "majority" view. To criticize the goverment is now taken as action against the principle of that goverment. Thus, dissenters and protesters of all types are made out to be "Commies", "revolution- aries*, "anti-American", This 4s wrong, . Dissent has always been a part of American life. The trouble is that where once dissent took the form of voting for the "out" political party, bat now the majority of dissenters 2 barred from voting because they are too young, or too disillusioned.to believe voting will work because both parties look alikes What we as Americans should do is look at our system to see if perhaps it can ‘be improved to solve today's problems. What we should not do is stifle dissent cr condone the use of violence to maintain the status quo. Perhaps the killings at Kent will wake up America before it has gone too far down the wrong path. I hope it does. Imch prefer the Ancrican systen to anything elses Mtb § Led, Christopher G. Schleicher Bitter & Publisher, ATLANTIS Page 6 ATIANDIS #22 12 May 1970