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WY 100-161445 {II, ACTIVITIES A. WPAX, Incorporated The'Village Voice,” a weekly New York City - new8paper in its issue of February 11, 1971, on page 8 contained an article written by HOWARD SMITH under the heading "Scenes" which stated in part as follows: “Occasionally I hear about an idea that sounds great, but just too complicated ever to come off. That was my attitude when I first heard about the formation of WPAX Radio as a way to provide GIs in Vietnam with news, music, and features totally free from Army censorship, thanks to Radio Hanoi's transmitters yt "The st Village Other," in itsduly 21-28, 1971 issue on page 18 contained an article by REX WEINER entitled, "Pirate Editions Report" which states in part as follows: . & R "Yet I keep hearing things like, ‘Abbie Hoffman, he's making money off the revolution,’ Well, that's pure (obscene). It's an attitude that fosters such putrid actions as the recent rip - off of WPAX equipment by tow movement sharpies from Ithaca, Paul Sandburg and David Rava Thea rarAntnral reaAin vantiwa having haan aakatanad hu Uy Me 204 SEMIAVGL 2G Weel Ss GVA, VEC PaGUULaReU Ny the government, Hoffman decided to recoup some of the bread he and others put into WPAX by selling the equipment. These two pigs - i - freak clothing apparently felt WPAX and Hoffman were fair game and heisted a thousand dollars worth of turntables and recording stuff. Why didn't they rip off WPLJ? (They will be dealt with by the Yippie Enforcement Team)." a ee epee aries ee ee a HR a a TTR ee pee en ee ”