LIVERPOOL-Fairfield Area. Person with sense of humour to share comfortable 2 br flat (10 mins walk to station) with pleasant Australian guy, 30. Rent $30 p.w. plus exp .BOX 89221

P'MATTA. Person to share with two guys under 30, old atmospheric house with open fireplaces, close to transport $30 p.w.... .BOX 89222 SYD/Bellevue Hill. Wanted quiet self reliant non smoker to share with 30 y.o. male artist and cat. Own room and privacy. Prefer vegetarian. Available after 20th May. $45 p.w. No drugs ...BOX 89223 SYD/Elizabeth Bay. Share furnished. apartment, own bedroom (unfurnished) under 35, $60 p.w. plus expenses. Ring 357-2825 evenings or 922-9534 day ask for Alan.

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SYD. Guy mid 30's professional has E. Subs terrace to share with one other. Non smoker preferred.....

.BOX 89225

BRIS. Guy 35, requires share accommodation on South Side preferably. Am quiet living, responsible, fully employed with own transport. Would like to share with similar

mature guy......

.BOX 89356

MELB. Interstate guy requires share accom. Six months, prefer near city. Interests acting, theatre, bodybuilding, bush, beach, bikes all things these pages. Bike shelter important. ALA .BOX 89357

ENOGGERA (Bris). Guy wanted to share house. Age 22-33yrs with two other girls at Enoggera, no bond. $40 p.w. plus share of gas and electricity. Close to transport. .BOX 89358

GLEBE. To share. New fully equipped home unit. Close to city and transport. Own room. No involvement. $50 p.w. Phone 692-9924 after 6pm Mon to Wed

NTH SYD. Guy to share two bedroom unit, own room, panoramic city and harbour views, car space and close to city transport. $55 p.w. Phone. . 92-8793

QANTAS STEWARD. Wanted to share 3 bedroom house with one other at Bondi. Furnished or unfurnished room. Close to transport and beach $55 p.w. Telephone 300-9947.

SYD. Paddington. Terrace home has a vacancy for a friendly guy to share with a girl and guy. Small unfurn. room in large renovated house. Available 21st. $48 plus bond, kitty. Phone 331-5571 evenings....... BRIS Guy 25 y.o. straight acting/ looking. Requires similar guy 2540yrs responsible, good humoured to share house Inner City area. Genuine replies only. GLEBE. Responsible person to share with amiable male 2 bedroom unit waterviews. All modern comforts. Close transport, shops, own semi furn. room $40 p.w. plus expenses. Glebe. Phone 660-4148

.BOX 89359

BRIS. Guy 31, seeks friendly prof guy 21/31 to share comfy 3 bedroom fully furn. brick home in large garden setting. Must be straight acting gay, non smoker pref. $40/ $45 p.w. negotiable. Phone (07) 369-5452.

PEN PALS

DOES anyone care? Lonely boy, 24, orginally from West Germany, now living in the U.S.A. would like to hear from other sincere gay people of the ages 18-60 y.o. for friendship. Please write! I have many hobbies/interests and correspond in English only. ALA. (Readers kindly send $2.65 to cover cost of overseas postage .BOX 89259 ANYWHERE. Looking for pen friends, any age, anywhere. I am 31 yrs from South Africa. Anyone wanting postcards, souvenirs or stamps, please write. (Readers: Kindly send $2.75 for overseas postage) .BOX 89262

21 year old would like to find a mate write a few letters and then meet can move away to share a pad. Photo exchanged. Love the bush .BOX 89261

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4. A conifer with a fruit yields another but you might not like the rough end of it. (9)

Textile dances for swabs but no guy would want such

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equipment. (6,5)

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10. Roman toga containing a multiped insect (3)

11. Flying songster incites flowers (9)

13. A peak to climb up (5)

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10. Back ten to trap this (3)

16. And I'm pleased it has a beauty spot (6)

18. Reclasses without asses but with uses for lone wolves (8).

19. United Nations that are no longer a united nation (1,1,1)

20. In her net can be something existing naturally (8)

22. Stateless sausages have customs (6),

24. Look, compass points for the Pope's diocese (3)

26. Cutter not seabound but in the kitchen (5)

27. Spade Lane is confused to make another thoroughfare (9)

28. Decay is initially right out there (3)

30. S and M for little pets or a game that lovers play? (3,3,5)

31. A bad place to be caught among a pack of paper (9)

32. Fatal espionage has many a story to tell (5)

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1. Delighted by a bug that took the President some dye (7,4)

2. Meanwhile time in Rome has more than the muddled answer (7)

3. Nautical miles or tangles which sound like a lot of the 10 Commandments (5)

4. Up down tonic gay time in a bar? (3,3)

5. Pianola sternly has one who gets too hot to stay the distance (2,6)

6. Like seems enough so it gets together (9)

A most difficult urination with scant reward? (7)

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8. Small amphibian left headless (3)

12. Reassessments about a rodent taking two directions (7)

14. An audiophile with VU meters does it and sometimes a master

with a slave (5,6)

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19. Disturb by ramming us into the head of a nettle (8)

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is Ted mostly trying to get jacked? (7)

23. Late king gets publicity for you and another guy to be advancing by degrees (7)

25. Em corrals pony at a place to which she gave her name (6) 28. Backward Tim with publicity to own up and to let in (5) 29. Queer spirit? (3)

CLASSIFIEDS

Dear Butch

Drawings by Splatti

Dear Butch,

My friend and I are a bit mystified by some of the initials used in Campaign's Classifieds. We have asked several people our own age but we are still in the dark.

We thoroughly enjoy reading your column and thanks for printing the hanky code, as we had never heard of it up here in Brisbane.

Dear Puzzled,

Puzzled Brisbane

You are not the only person who is mystified. It seems that every combination of popular gay pastimes has found its way into the Classifieds, accompanied by equally puzzling initials. I have gone over the last twelve months of Personals and (with some help from my friends) have come up with the following: ALA stands for All Letters Answered. It means that the advertiser will reply to everyone who writes and this is a sign of politeness and good breeding. S&M indicate Sadism and Masochism, a relationship based on give andtake, especially where pain is involved. F/F has to do with a popular practice of exploring posterior regions with fists. W/S indicates water sports but not the sort you will find at Surfers Paradise. B&D stand for Bondage and Discipline, a kind of Dog Obedience Class for adults. T/T shows that the advertiser is keen to stimulate (or "tease") sensitive areas on your chest. CP and CD relate to corporal punishment and discipline. If you have ever been to a strict boarding school you will know just what I mean. T/V does not mean television. Rather it says that the advertiser is easy to buy clothes for since he wears the garments of both sexes. The following initials I am a little unsure about (being basically innocent and pure of heart): CM (not the radio), G/S (genuine satisfaction?), G.R., F.R., W/M, T/W, S/S, SCI. If anyone can enlighten me, please do so, so I can pass it on. Finally, Puzzled, remember that E.T. means Even Tempered and YFB means Your friend, Butch

Dear Butch,

Hi! I am a 19-year-old female and straight. I have recently bought a copy of Campaign for the first time. I think it is a great paper. I just want you to know that I think it is wrong for people to knock gays. I enjoy being in their company and they are always pleasant and friendly. Anway, I feel much better around women than I do around men. All the best.

Dear Reader,

A Reader Penrith

If more people had your tolerant attitude life would be easier for all of us. Unfortunately society makes it difficult for anyone who is different. You sound a little pissed-off with men. Don't give up hope

we all have days like that. Thanks for writing. Your friend,

Dear Butch,

Butch

Alas! What have I done? In my senility (for I am indeed past thirty) I have grown hair upon my upper lip. Now I see in the Classifieds an abundance of moustache lovers and moustache haters. Has old age denied me some vital piece of knowledge? What message does my moustache give off that I am unware of? Your urgent aid is awaited by my barber and myself.

Mostaccio Fullarton, SA

MuscLE

Dear Mostaccio,

My Granny always warned me never to trust a man with a moustache or anyone over six-feet tall. When I asked why, she would sagely reply "You'll find out!" I am still waiting to meet the six-foot moustachioed Rat who will make me appreciate Granny's advice. Meanwhile I can understand your uneasiness about the contents of your upper lip. I have often puzzled over the "No mo disclaimers in the Classifieds, and many's the time I have felt positively naked when I discovered I was the only person with a bare upper lip in an otherwise hairy. bar. Perhaps the hostility to moe's is technical one: facial hair can irritate sensitive skin. It is not always visually pleasant especially (and now I am being brutally frank) if it contains organic proof of your last headcold. Perhaps, too, the love/ hate relationship with moe's is sociological. If you stand on Oxford Street long enough you do become aware of certain similarities amongst the male pedestrians: tight torn jeans, sleeveless 'Muscle' sweaters, short-cropped hair and, crowning it all, a little glossy mo probably just like yours. Not every guy wants a relationship with someone who looks like himself, hence the hostility to moe's. But before you shave it off, remember that history is

filled with the famous moustached: Clark Gable, Adolph Hitler and even Queen Victoria (in her later years). Might I suggest a compromise? Why not remove half your moustache? Then you can conform and be the different at same time. I am sure even Granny would approve. Your friend, Butch

Dear Butch,

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I recently moved country with my family and left very dear friends behind. One of them was quite special to me, a real spunk in fact. Although he is older than me, we got on superbly. Both of us were into CB radio and mainly talked over the airwaves rather than in person. The thing is that we always spoke to each other as lovers. Our friends listening-in thought

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were just mucking around but I was serious. At times he would back off and make a joke of it so people would not think anything of our conservations. He did make an on-air pass at me once or twice but we both laughed about it so our friends would not suspect anything. I am broken hearted now that we are apart. I also want to find out his real feelings for me. I think it should be easier now that our friends cannot judge us. What do I do?

Dear Off-The-Air,

Off-The-Air Lismore

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I imagine it would be difficult to have an intimate relationship if all your friends were listening in. I wonder if your CB bloke has actually

come to terms with being gay. It is surprising he did not do more about it than just talk. Are you sure he was only backing off so your friends would not guess? Perhaps he is reluctant to face the truth himself. He was chatting you up at a safe distance and making a joke of it when things Continued on page 31

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