Abstract
Simultaneous optical (at Tonantzintla, Palomar, and Prairie Observatories) and radio (at the Vermilion River and Owens Valley Radio Observatories) observations of the flare stars in the Pleiades cluster were made from October 1 to 6, 1972. Eleven optical flare-ups were detected. One large flare-up (greater than 8/sup m/ in U) was accompanied by radio flare at 170 MHz. The ratio of optical to radio energy output of this flare is about 6 . 10/sup 2/.
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