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riPiZnownaysi wice For Fort Dik Soldiers By STEVE KNOWLTON I WRIGHTSTOWN (UPI) - With song titles like "Insubor dination." and lyrics like "Move on over, or we'll move on over you," the antiwar FTA show rolled through the Ft. Dix Army town -of wrlgntstown, TThurs- day night drawing clenched fists and peace signs from nearly 2,000, soldiers. .' An audience of about 900 ner sons, almost entirely made ud of Ft. Dix soldiers, jammed in to the town s only movie House for the three - hour highly political vaudeville show. When it became clear hundreds more would have to be turned away, the troupe decided on a second performance. . Donald Sutherland and Jane Fonda were the stats of the regular show of songs end skits denouncing the Army, officers and the war in Southeast Asia and advocating resistance and personal freedom. But it was the guest appear ance of. singers Nina Simone which brought on the 1 o o d e s t clapping, the most persistent stamping and the greatest number of "power" fists, particul arly among biacK tils. Thursday night's twin perfor mances were the last before a military audience , before the group leaves next Wednesday lor a ennstmas tour of the, Pac- uic. - A fund - raising benefit scheduled for Sunday night in New York's Philharmonic Hall. In Wrightstown, as in the other seven military towns the show nas toured, all military personnel are admitted free of charge, And like the other military in stallations the troop has played for, they were denied Demission to take the show on base and resorted to playing in the larg est nan in tne -nearest town. Although a few GIs said their came primarily, for the music, particularly that of Nina Si-I mone. . most said they wanted to hear the sharp satire and the black comedy and nave the chance to rail loudly against the Army.