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Gordonsimons 2821 E, Bellview munity in which they didn't live, "Blackmen born in the U.S. and but also had transportation prob­ fortunate enough to live past the lems. Finally, lack of dedicated age of 18 are conditioned to accept staff and the blossoming of the the inevitability of prison... east side center made the west <&o« side staff decide to close. The new center is in room 9 of *1 was captured and brought to the Community Center, a sunny prison at the age of 18 because 1 CtNTj and cheerful place already—.even; couldn't adjust. The record that The West Side Women's Center though it's not all fixed up yet. the state has compiled on my ac­ has closed—in body if not in spir­ People of all kinds have been wor­ tivities reads like the record of it. king on getting the center going— ten men. It labels me brigand, In a way, it's been reborn in the but most are interested in alter­ thief, burglar, gambler, hobo, form of a similar center on the nate lifestyles and have had some drug addict, gunman, escape ar­ East Side. Although the staff is egree of involvement or interest tist. Communist revolutionary, different, many of the goals and n women's liberation. and murderer... projects envisioned for the new Like the old center, there will center are the same. be pregnancy and abortion coun­ The West Side Center was lo­ seling provided, a speaker's bur­ "All my life I've done exactly cated at 2110 W.Wells, squeezed eau, literature, and lots of com­ what I wanted to do just when I between a bar and the old RYM fortable chairs. A list of women wanted, no more, perhaps less office. The neighborhood is poor, doctors and lawyers is being com­ sometimes, but never any more, dingy, littered with glass; it piled, also a list of places to stay which explains why I had to be seems to have lost hope. The in­ in the city and across the country jailed. 'Man was born free. But side of the building reflects that for women who are travelling. A everywhere he is in chains.'... mood. The walls have been pain­ feminist lending library is getting ted with a bright mural, but the together. Other projects will un­ "Capture, imprisonment, is the high ceilings, poor lighting, and doubtedly evolve as the need a- closest to being dead that one is- drab furniture didn't help to make rises. likely to experience in this life." the center a success. Meetings for women who are in­ One of the purposes of a women's terested in helping out with the center is to provide a place where center are held every Wednesday women can go. Traditionally, the night at 7:30. The center is open places provided.for women are Monday through Friday, 7-10 pm, limited in scope: sewing circles, women In the community (wor­ or just drop in. If you have some­ etc. Hopefully the new center will king class, with children) and the thing to offer (like books for the be a place where women can hang women staffing the center (young, lending library), if you have a GEORGE out with other women and will pro­ single, for the most part some­ problem of any kind, if you're vide services that help us survive. what freeky). Though the center lonely, if you're curious about There were many reasons that was begun in August of 1970 by a the women's movement, it's room the West Side center failed to fill group of women living on the west 9, second floor, 911 E.Ogden. JACKSON those needs. One of the most im­ side,. by this spring most of the The phone will be installed any portant was the contrast between staff were east-siders who no' - day now with the same numberas- ly found it hard to relate to >• last time—933-4783.1 oro.® iiisitiifc'is Phllt P^2 o r •E |0B Ht- o

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The American Indian Movement ' day care for Milwaukee Indians. (agroup of about 30 local native Also planned is a treatment pro­ Americans) has successfully cap­ gram for alcoholics. tured and held the abandoned Coast Guard Station near the HELP NEEDED! I Yacht Qub for nearly two weeks. STILL needed are steady sup­ Spokemen say that the group has plies of food, equipment, bedding, a legal right to the land under medical stuff, and anything else an 1868 treaty giving all unused you can give. Take contributions federal property back to its or­ in packages, boxes, etc to the iginal owners, the Indians. Granfalloon or directly to the If A.I.M. can win the rights to A.I.M. "reservation" on Lincoln the station in court, they will Memorial Drive. Also, take the convert the two-building.complex time to call your friendly, local into an Indian center with help Coast Guard Commander, and available in housing, education;; tell him to surrender! —Al Altendorf

TNS Left: The Coast Guard Station 'officer's quarters' was converted to Right: This smaller building would be evacuated if police tried to TNS a make-shift kitchen/supply room, even though there was no stove,.' ' force the Indians to leave. Each night, men and women would take refrigerator, or running water. Most cooking was done outdoors; one-hour shifts patrolling the area....ready to move everyone into the larger boathouse. Very few visitors were allowed, except to Photo: Tactical News Service drop off food, clothing, bedding or other supplies. Kaleidoscope no. 101—Page 6 EAST SID6 P^TSHbtf fefcli^ty!i ESP is a rather elusive organ­ ization. It has surfaced in the community thru a number of front groups (i.e„ the Community Cen­ ter, Survival Center, Job Co-opX but in fact, all ESP projects are functioning as seperate groups. The Survival Center was initially given a large (and practicly use­ less) bus. They were on their own at that point, and since die group M came from die streets, has de­ IDENTIFICATION and TRAINING of LEADERSHIP" veloped a number of righteous programs like legal aid, medical info, etc that relate to the needs The Center sort of popped up Through a littie un-official In­ paid are two "secretaries" and) of age, two years of college. of the community. ESP had no overnight. In s flurry of hush- quiry, K-scope found that there Salary: $8,000 hand in it. The Job Co-op, the two "janitors") but nothing for hush activity, ESP talked the are some wierd circumstances supplies or materials. At a re­ SECOND PRIORITY-PROGRAM: Children's Art Program, Path­ 1st Baptist Church Into giving surrounding die Center and the Program funding—for survival finders runaway house were very cent Community meeting, plans them the partial use of thebuild- deal with the church. First of were made to hold a benefit for education programs, community similar in history.. ESP served ing on Ogden. The original agree­ all, a number of people were center development, including them only in the capacity of die Center..-currently there is ment Is to last until October, but hired to act as directors and no money for paper and ink, etc rent and utilities $3,000 raising funds or initial programs. sources say that Mike Bell arid shitworkers for die Center. (Taken from an ESP proposal) There is one project, however, Through die formation of ESP others are working on a new Hired as co-directors were and the negotiation of tne Center, that is still closely tied to ESP.- "deal** with the church that may Jon Christensen, heavily Involved This Is an Important observa­ the Community Center itself. there has been a strange order­ prolong the use of the building. at UWM and full-time student; ing of priorities. tion. A great deal of time is and Muriel Hogan, director of spent In finding money for people the Free Clinic at St. Mary's. that are involved In die ESP trip Their salary is $300/mo„ and "•text*** but littie attention is given to both are receiving money from Funding requests- the materials and tools that are other sources. (Christensen also FIRST PRIORITY-STAFF: needed. Some will argue that gets credit for his work at the Mr. Adrian Bauer, 32 years of die "Survival Bus" contradicts WnWM. Crater in the form of "Indepen­ age, former R.C. priest. Task: this reasoning, but to date, no dent study" in his soc classes.) Funding director, comm. center one at the Survival Center has It seems that there was a great planning, and co-ordination. come up with a really good Idea deal of money available to pay Salary: $9,000 as to how the bus can be used at people to staff the Center (also Mr. Joseph Wolfenden, 24 years all. Just bopping around die East Side and handing out. leaflets is According to most self-appoint­ no program. The best suggestion ed authorities, there are some PLANNING PROPOSAL FOR 0*TL!iMJKBB*S so far Is that the. bus be sold 5,000 hippies living on the East LOWER BAST SIVB^^ and die money put toward a free Side of Milwaukee. In their studies ambulance service, these mysterious people are gen­ **%< eralized as drug addicts and MUvanfeee**!* tt Side ie * * v^ WHO'S ORGANIZER ARE YOUV atheists; long-haired anarchists or revolutionaries. Our most den­ About threeV * ^i- *»** * new group We all know that It's hard to sely populated 'hip' sector is <2s>y*& referred make a living when you're truckin* ; viewed as a pyschedellc ghetto, reet. around all day, servin'the people. full of romance and violence. The And, it's far out if you can find young hot-heads, misguided by someone that'll give you money to rock music the communist con­ live on..... BUT, who needs $9,000 spiracy, and corrupted by leacher- to exist? (social workers, priests, ous dope dealers, are sera as government aides) Also, judging a real threat to the American Way. The from the ESP proposals we've By God, something must be done I Watei seen, it appears that the main fo< thrust of the ESP programs are And so it was. The first step to create more and more struc­ on the road to co-opting the legal ture, and fewer actual, working community was taken by the Vil­ minority groups), vocational trai^,, lage Church, 1108 N. Jackson St., for freeks and pei •£;<** projects. It very much looks like dependent school : ViSSk cho°* drop-outs and youth involved in £he a small group of people are a little more than a year ago. building an institution that has no Through die fall and winter of base in the community, and that 1969, the church opened its doors, E.S.P. as a conmuait^ development is attempting to evolve alternatives to the black sheep of the East pays its organizers a healthy Side. Their Friday-nite coffee Ofoough specializing in the areas of youth culture, it is also attemptii salary. All in the name of the house was the place to be.... serve various segments of the community and "build bridges of understand "community". perhaps because there was no communication between them. It is presently deeply involved in these v Generally, there are two ways where else to go. Music poetry. to build community leadership. Coke for a dime. projects: In most places, a few high-energy people—"natural leaders"—if For several months the people you will— organize projects as came, the church was filled on to get space from the two other Mike would not preach, convert, .they're needed, and the community Friday nights, and the congre­ "liberal" churches. Holy Rosary or hassle the existing community. grows from within. This is true gation freaked, out, It seems that and the 1st Baptist, but were Rather, he would simply see what of most tribal cultures and of the good people of Juneau Village, : refused. The Village Church was could be done. For six months the more recent counter-culture who supported "their" church, the last hope and, needless to work he was paid $5,000. At the rviving: In America. Out of each group only agreed to allow die Friday say, also declined.....which is why end of his study he reported to the Legal Office/Survival Cen­ comes its own autonomous leader­ night gig because their pastor the White Panther Party had its- | the church that they themselves ter has printed up several useful ship, slowly and honestly. Now, had convinced diem that 'these first showdown with God. They could do nothing, BUT that there pieces of info which were orig­ die second way is much more' people" could be channeled into occupied the church and had the was a pressing need for "an um­ inally intended to be used on the efficient. You don't have to work constructive programs. This was benefit anyway. brella organization...(to) perform famous bus. To date, the bus your way through the people; you okay with tile freeks. Most people various services for...existing hasn't hit the streets, so K'scope get put there from outside. This didn't care what went on behind "...TRAINING OF COMMUNITY groups." (Taken from an ESP' would like to print some of this system was developed long, long the scenes as long as things LEADERSHIP." an ESP purpose. proposal for funding. Existing info for the good of the people. ago by your friend and mine... went smoothly. groups listed included K-scope, Even when the bus gets going THE POWERFUL. In the interest The violation of private prop­ Switchboard, Free Clinic ESP we'll be printing some of this good of preserving and maintaining erty brought a strange response has never supported any of these.) survival stuff every week, brought their power, they go about putting: On January 28, 1970, the now- from the establishment. On June 8, to you by the Survival Center, people in command of large sums • defunct White Panther Party chan­ 1970, the Board of American Mis­ •911 E. Ogden, upstairs. of money and resources that ged things. They demanded that sions of the Lutheran Church in others in the group (community) | the church give them space to America hired (of all things) an With the help of close friends, ^TOOTHACHES need. The State Department does hold a benefit for John Sinclair. ex-R.C. priest to come to Milw. the churches, a fuck of a lot of Taking care of yer teeth is this overseas in Vietnam, Taiwan, Sinclair had been (and still is) His job was that of community money, and a veil of secrecy, something everybody should get Korea, Panama, etc imprisoned for possession of two organizer, and his name was Mike Mike formed East Side Projects, into. Granted it's hard when yer ESP offered 27 "job slots" to joints. The local Panthers tried Bell. The agreement was that Inc...... E,S.P. just cruisin around the country or various community groups...abso­ crashing here or there. But if lutely free I And, of course, people you don't it could lead up to the scrambled to get on the list. unpleasant situations about to be This not only co-opted people talked about: ABCESSES, GUM already involved in the commun­ INFECTIONS, or DECAY. ity by pitting diem against each •••Text*** entireties. Shortly after he began Needless to say all three things other for funding, but further (Taken from an E.S.P. proposal working he was joined by another are painful and if you didn't know established ESP as a powerful to the United Presbyterian Church person. Miss Judy Lerman, a it an abcess can kill you. institution. Among those who have asking for $20,000.) member of the Jewish community Let's say for some reason or a- looked for financial and logistical Most agree that the Commun­ - History of E.S.P.- with a Masters degree in social nother you get one of the above support, ESP appears to be the ity Center is filling an important In January of 1970 the Lutheran work. They began to recruit other mentioned conditions—what do place to go...... for money, space, gap on the East Side. We need Church in America had one of persons, some of them street you do till you can get to a dentist? and materials. The question is: a place to meet, organize, and its churches—Juneau Village- people, to work on community FOR GUM INFECTIONS, TOO­ Do we want this organization to provide services. Also, the work occupied for a weekend by a organization and development. In THACHE, OR ABCESS: A "Pol­ "guide" community programs, being done by the Survival Center radical political group. They de­ January Mr. Bell and Miss Ler­ aris Pad" is usually available find establishment money for us, people, the Job Co-op, and others manded the use of space and . man, with the encouragement of from the drugstore. (The Sur­ and act as the "umbrella"? are Important services that should facilities. In June the L.C.A. I religious leaders in the area, vival Center also stocks em for receive the support of the people. responded to the challenge of this created East Side Projects Inc. free). It is a simple herb poul­ BUT, we question this "leader­ new culture by sending a commun­ ....E.S.P. strives to achieve the tice that the Indians used to use. GET INVOLVED J ship" coming out of ESP. A small ity organizer into the East Side. following goals: You soak it indvaterfor 5 seconds group of people came from out­ Mr. Michael Bell, a former Ro-. 1. Identification and training and then place it next to bad side community and now sit In man Catholic Priest with expert-. of community leadership. tooth or infected gum area, be­ Well, we've put forth a lot of the executive chairs. Command­ ence as a' student chaplain in 2. Provision of technical and tween gum and cheek. You can use criticism on ESP, It's hard to ing the East Side ship of state, we Paris during the 1968 riots, was organizational expertise to coun­ em every hour, even overnight. get down to alternatives and sug­ can expect them to take us on a to help strengthen and establish ter culture groups to aid them in BUT THEY'RE ONLY TEMPOR­ gestions, but we've managed a merry cruise thru calm seas. organizatons, train and develop their development as viable and ARY. few. Above all, it's important to Just don't rock the boat, son, and leadership, and interpret the independently stable organizations For a toothache, whole cloves are take an interest as an individual. you'll get a piece of the action. phenomenon of the Youth Culture 3. Location of funding sources The community meetings are on —By Kaleidoscope Staff to the larger Milwaukee commun­ for East Side organizational ef­ Thursday nites at 7:30, 911 E. ity and, in particular, to the forts. Ogden. f|p Pa^e 4—Kaleidoscope no. 101

NONE FOR Maybe last week you noticed on got OTH$150 for two days of work. the contest<0eH. ' Janice was hireBd girls ,197 that's bullshit; I feel he 1ex­ THE BIRDS the news a story about a beauty There were some appearances through Ruppe's promotion to do ploited them and I feel he exploited contest in which the holders of that she was not to be paid for be­ s wimsuit ads for Sea and Ski, and Jan Fazio. Most of the girls are Good Times/LNS the current titles quit, charging cause they were duty perform­ he hired me to do the pictures for damn nice kids; they've been had. that the man who ran the contest ances in line with the title." the ads. When I billed him, he told That's why Cathy Jonas and San­ Birds are going to suffer more had exploited them, lied to them, Then there was the ver-ry in­ me as soon as he got paid by Sea dy Brandenberg dropped out of the than pot smokers as the result of and cheated them. teresting conversation I had with . and Ski I would be paid and Janice pageant and gave up their titles. the government's drive to destroy Janice Fazio, the 1970 Miss Ken Futterlieb, who knows both would get her modelingfees. Well, All Cathy Jonas got out of her title wild marijuana in the midwest. Wisconsin World, blew the whole Ruppe and Fazio. Futterlieb is it turns out that when we checked, was a dozen roses. Sandy was one i The gummint is paying farmers in story to the press in a four-page a professional photographer who Ruppe was paid, but he never paid of the smartest of them. She was some counties to spray the wild- statement of charges at Michael did pictures for the Miss Wiscon­ us. When we called Sea and Ski, the only one to refuse to sign his growing weed with2-4-D, a highly Ruppe, Jr. Ruppe, apparently, had sin World pageant. As a matter of they were apologetic because they contract. She checked with her at­ toxic herbicide. made all kinds of promises to her, fact, Ruppe still owes him pver - thought it was unfair to us, but torney and he told her not to sign During World War IL the govern­ •and kept very few of them. $100 for pictures he took and prin­ they couldn't do anything as they the contract because if she won,. ment paid farmers to grow mari­ It's too bad that Ms. Fade did­ ted of the contestants, and he has had already terminated his ser­ the contract would give Ruppe al­ juana (Indian hemp it was called n't leak her story in time to pre­ engaged an attorney to collect it. vices as promoter for other rea­ most complete control over her then) for rope and twine. Since vent the pageant. Though she told The photographer told about the sons." (I wonder what!) life. She'd be selling her soul to then the weed has been planting me she wanted to keep Ruppe from games Ruppe plays with people, Futterlieb added, "As far as him..." Itself all over the place. including the women involved in exploiting other women, her ti­ Ruppe not promising things to the —Rosalind Cich According to a study by the Uni­ ming was off. »—»»«««o»«eoooo—••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••oooooooo versity of Nebraska, marijuana Ruppe's only comment to the seed is the preferred food press was "no comment". I quails, doves, pheasants, and ma­ thought it a little unfair that he KANE TRIBE ATTACKED AGAIN •MAKING A STAR PIG BOY DOES IT AGAIN i ny songbirds. Up until the 1950's, was never presented with a copy Mike, the night manager at Pig a lot of birdseed was made with of the charges, so how else could 5 This column has reported the ex- Last week, the Kane Tribe i Sploits of Drew Halverson, and house at 2018 N. Buffum was . Boy on North, already has a repu­ marijuana seed. (Old heads may he respond to the press? tation for being a creep and he i remember buying bags of bird­ ; When I talked to him, Ruppe said # helped make his name rhean pig broken into. Kane Tribers Gregg § 5 on the East side. Drew's cele­ and Gary G. were upstairs at the. seems to want to strengthen it. i seed for the dope.) When the bird­ that he really liked his work; he One night one of those "undesir­ seed companies were forced by feels beauty contests are a fantas­ brity status has made partner time and came down in time to- surprise the intruders with load­ able scum" that hangs out in the government to discontinue die tic opportunity for "a gal who's a Tom Casper jealous. It has come t use of marijuana seed, the popu­ good PR type, who is able to at­ to my attention that Tom has told ed guns. After being told to split front of Big Boy went in to take i the would-be burglers called the a piss. Mike decided to remove i larity of canaries as pet birds tract and hold attention. A good ti­ a local freek that Tom would bug i dropped drastically. Canaries tle has been a dooropener for him till he got an article all to cops and told them that they had him and went in and started punch­ § been threatened outside the house. ing him. The victim defended him­ don't sing as much or as well when more than one girl. If the girl has A himself. Tom usually plays the denied pot seed* got something I'm in a postion to 5 "nice guy" in Drew's mad escape The cops arrested the two Kane self and only the arrival of Bob #ades, but on occasion Tom has tribers, and took them downtown. Watt on the scene prevented the Not only that, but this 2-4-D give her the opportunity to meet destroys not only marijuana, but people she'd never have the cha­ § been known to get a little wierd Sometime between when the cops . incident from growing. § himself. Efforts should be made to left and when one of the occu­ nettle, ragweed, and other broad- nce to meet..." Big Boy is a bummer and the i leafed plants. It wipes out many of Ruppe said he asks, of the girl • stay away from either part of this pants returned, the house was. food isn't even good. Stay away and J dynamic duo. broken into and trashed. the native birdfood-produdng who wins, a "full-time commit­ hit 'em where it hurts—in the wal- # plants as well as those which pro­ ment until Oct. 2 so that we can Gary is out now, but Gregg is let. vide cover needed by birds for train and coach her for the nation­ still sitting....apparently, the only way to stay out of jail if some- al contest in November.". He Under the government's eradica­ pointed out that he tries nbt to One's ripping you off is to shoot the villians on the spot. tion program, farmers in 10 coun­ make any promises to the women ties are paid between $5 and $20 involved. 'T'm very careful not an acre to spray fields where pot to promise anything. Yes, I pro- . pUplant s grow wild. Ifitissuccess- mise to- try to do things for her, OF1 the program will be expanded but sometimes the girls forget the •henex: t year* , word 'try'." MM^ Regarding Janice Fazio's com-- plaint that she never got all the money coming to her for public engagements, he said, 'In many cases she got all the money that came in; I paid Janice out of my t TAKE A PIG TO THE CLEANERS By Rick King rested for being a "common" own pocket on at least one occas­ drunk. Judge Seraphim knew that BRADY ion. Sometimes she got paid $100 J Operation Clean Up is trying to Dennis was no common drunk, for a full day's work; onetime she 5 get the pigs to clean up their act. HASSLES WITH THE LAW however, and suspended the sen­ 9 To do this they need the names tence. of all persons: The street scene with the law ST. FEST 1. Confined in the new city has been relatively quiet the last Rumor has it that there is a Th2 Brady-Farwell Merchant's jail. few weeks; Drew Halvorsen has quantity of Angel Dust coming to Association extends an invitation 2. Busted for "obstructing" been on vacation and rumor has' town. Last time this shit hit Milw. to area artists, craftspeople, and (remaining silent until a lawyer it that he has been promoted to it was PCP which destroys brain ethnic entertainers to take part in was present). Sgt. One of the few occurences cells. Avoid! Avoid! the Brady Street Fall Art and 3. Refused telephone calls for a of police harrasment involved Street Festival. The festival will long time, denied more than one the late K-scope editor, Dennis GRANT'S GIVES IN be held on Sunday, October 3, with • call, or denied it until after ques- Gall. Dennis was walking down the The Consumer League's action a rain date of October 10. 2 tioning by police. street in front of a large crowd against Grant's (K'scope |98)has The allotment of spaces of ex­ • Operation Clean Up would like on Friday night (the 6th) when the come to a successful conclusion. hibition of arts and crafts along xto contact these people. Send crowd decided to cross the street Grant's agreed to return the ster­ Brady Street will take place on a • name, address, telephone number, against the light. The guys in No. eo and TV they had repossessed. first come-first-serve basis. x and other details to Operation 401 then threatened Dennis with a If you have any trouble with Gr­ Registration for space begins on § Clean Up, P.O.Box 90526, Dept. ticket. On Monday night they got ant's or elsewhere contact the September 1st—not before. The • B, Milw., 53202. their revenge. Dennis was ar­ consumer's League. 645-1808. "first come-first serve" stipu­ lation applies to registration. »»«««.«»»eeoo»o—••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Your space will be as signed to you when you register. The allotment of time periods for entertainment QRAlfr; should be arranged in advance " •••lots of killer weed, but look out with the festival co-ordinator. far Wisconsin weed cut with For further information, contact .sometttB6i^'f^|->,i; Trish Leonard at Pot-pourri, 1213 E.Brady, 273-5656. HASH ••••••••• ...little or nothing.

A&D,. Orange sunshine...bad trip, not real orange;* i^RfMne. ^wjik frity Purple microdots. ..heavy, lots of The adventures of Tim Leary are starting to sound like Gul­ £f^|i$feflats.».3ome say 0s good, liver's travels. It was only last year that the Weather Under­ some say It's bad, possibly two ground sprung Doctor Tim from the California penal colony kinds intfewa. where he was to spend ten years for marijuana crimes. He Window pane.,.feeaYy» four way. dropped acid with the Weatherpeople, who helped him out\of the country and distributed his historical "Shoot to Live" Chocolat*~d^i..24-hour trip, •statement. very spee^^'X He next tried to spin his cocoon in Algeria under the protec­ MESCALINE tion of the . Before long his "revolution­ _ Blue powder.^sold in tinfoil, ary arrest" and incarceration by bummed out reportedlyjg§so$|fff the lunatic left. Brow j#si3$edome...ba^ heart Cleaver soon had more pressing problems and Leary was fluctuations, nausea. released. In early June the word reached New York that Leary was safe in the Swiss Alps. However, despite the tradition of PSIi^YBIN sanctuary in Switzerland (all kinds of embezzlers and Latin- American dictators drop in to check up on their numbered bank Bro^L..same as |^sJN^.jmesc. accounts) Tim was busted this summer for traveling without MDA papers. And held for extradition to the United States, where he faces what amounts to a life sentence. ^*iji|Own and clear caps..,cbdeine Leary is now free on ball and reasonably happy and confident, base. according toJaakovKohn of the East Village Other wlio spoke to tuinal caps,..possibIy same as him recently. Since the amount of pot which got him 10 years brown and white caps. in California would have cost a TWO WEEK sentence in Swit­ SPEED AND I^WNS zerland, Tim feels he can successfully fight extradition. The papers have arrived in Switzerland so we should find out soon. ...If you're suicidal throw your­ self in front of a bus—it's faster. Tim has been getting the support of Swiss youth, including the children of high government officials. In Los Angeles a com­ SMACK mittee of poets and writers has been formed to defend him as a ...Vietnamese, hot stuff, easy to persecuted scholar and a call-the-Swiss-consulate campaign O.D. ;Jfeoot pigs, not smack— begun. The Swiss Consulate is at 307 N. Michigan Blvd., Chic­ and start with your pusher. ago, 111. (312) ST2-4346. (MORE LUNATICS ON P. 11) Kaleidoscope no. 101—Page 5

Mervin Gaye Is a prominent anarchist and teacher of termagant science at UW-M. A long-time resident of Milwaukee's East Side- Long-Haired-Faggot Community, he Is the author of several books on pseudosexual technique Including, "Breakfast Behind Bed." Mr. Gaye will answer any question.

Dear Mervin, I have a crush on Dennis Gall. I've been getting increasingly hot and bothered and excited because of developments since the verse in "Visions of Johanna" In which we're ^old that Dennis' alleged boyfriend wanted to kiss Dylan: l^il/ Well, kiddles, now you too can join Judge Seraphim's team and be a true blue Am­ "And while bringing her name up erican junior crime fighter, just like Christ T. Simply answer the following questions, he speaks of a farewell kiss to me. and send them in to our office. We will quickly forward your test to Christ himself He's sure got a lot of GALL for his unbalsed judging. to be so useless and all..." These developments which tend to confirm Dylan's accusation The top ten winners will receive the first annual Christ T. Seraphim Snot Nose Include: Kid award which Includes a bronze cast(palnted red) of the Judge's famous crime- (1) Dylan refused to let and kiss him. smelling nose and of course an autographed picture of none other than Funny Judge. (2) Dylan refused an affair with- Weberman which Jerry and Also, the first place winner, will receive an all expense paid 30 day vacation courtesy Abbie tried to encourage so that they could go down on Dylan of Christ himself. ^"^^s»a^^te%SfcW. **. by proxy. (3) Dylan refused to contribute money to Jerry and Abble's Now remember, JdW&»'answer all questions bjanestJiy and carefully, and also remem­ proposed 'Vanity Fairyland Amusement Park'. ber, neatness counts, p3l!olllpilwo^/v^'& v^&h- (4) Dylan refused to donate money to or attend Jerry and Abble's 'Gay Mitzvah Drag Ball*. NOTE: .y^spd^^4§^^^ *tiffc^>b$s*$^*J*^^ poor (5) Dylan refused to donate money to Kaleidoscope. people a^q$hj*)f ito^lra^les /&*#i|$ jigftyV'jfiM jg*$& * E*?'rfjX,4i §b*. Judging from Dennis' intensive dedication and commitment to Kaleidoscope, he must be terribly horny in his plot to avenge Dylan's mistreatment of his brothers. My question is this: Mervin, would r P||f--f R^%R FALSE. lilE, you mind terribly much to set up a blind date to unite Dennis and myself? If so, at what number can you be reached? P'. QfrtslfP. Seraphim should be appointed to the Supreme Gour^c^^^^ Sincerely, Lance Betz ; %i $a£l "Warren is a commie-fagot and Should be "summarily couriytsarsnaiefi jifrid "Big Betty" ?|ftiira^ ?^L.„. TSTE ;^^^fe— T-sIp ****Dear Big Betty, I think it's time the truth came out. Dennis Gall is dead. Yes, E^pro yaj0$eWi^i8rWn.d eajy&^*|or dinner^ the recent rumors started by our deliberate clues in the last four issues of Kaleidoscope show this to be true. (See if you can find them all.) IITS# Tun| M^sW^SMmkr. It all began several months ago, when former editor John Kois announced to Dennis that "he could have it." Owning Kaleidoscope and it $180,000 debt was too much for Dennis. He took to engaging N in excessive amounts of "Devil's Brew" until one day while writing Ell ->&iir^^^pcE. his famous 'Jesus, Christ!' column, his liver just hurst. He has lain in state at the Kaleidoscope office, 1238 E. Brady since then and we have covered for him.....until now. 5.1^^'b^k wsfty to stop cri||e,in the steels is: I realize this will come as a great blow to you because of your crush on him. We all loved him dearly. But now he's gone, and AMr£i; everyone ujjjg^jtlp ^-^Wil. there's nothing we can do about it except sniff our noses occasionally with fleeting memories. If you're into necrophilia (right onX come B. QM^fc&B T. j||faphim presiden|||j5% "^ on up. If you're terribly upset, call me at 271-1250 or take my advice and find a new crush. May I suggest Bobby Sherman? C, Tea|, i|| all th#s^eets and plant tipes instead. "\ M.Q.G. a AH IML f^oiy Dear Mervin, I am a private investigator. The privates I' plan to investigate E. None of tW shme,^ on my next case belong to none other than that slippery closet crawler, The Cologne Wolf, known to frequent Milwaukee's Pepsi 6. Christ T. Seraphlft.. Generation Hangouts such as Morry's, the Barn, Someplace Else, etc. He is considered to be armed with many defense mechanisms. A...is a great judge and^ime-^flc^v. He has been recently spotted combing his hair in certain public rest rooms. I am offering an autographed silk jock-strap for any B...put his mother on welfare^ information leading to the inspection of the privates of this menace who Is currently Pubic Enemy No. 1. C..knows how to take care of blih^j^kklpp^s and "criminals ".___ Yours Truly, Mr. Queene, Tracer of Gay Persons D...is a myth created by J. Edgar Hoover to frighten naughty little children. Jaded Justice League "We Specialize in Hangings and Shootings" 7, Harold Breier should be:

****Dear Mr. Cjueene, A. Given our support for his efforts to clean up crime in Milwaukee.^ Tracking Pubic enemies IS not my business. My business is helping people, not turning them over to the piglce. Besides, I B. Sent to Argentina in an unmarked U. Boat.__ think you're the same person who wrote that last letter. C. Mated with Christ's daughter to insure the purity of the white race. M.Q.G. — Dear Mervin, D» Turned over to the Black Panther Party for re-education.^ I was once enticed into your "culture" and found it wasn't my thing, Thua I am very upset about your reply to Jerry Abbott's CONTD. ON P.H. letter In the 100th Issue of Kaleidoscope. It seems that if you can be tolerated by "liberated straights", you shouldn't have to resort to paranoid conspiracy fantasies about them. The Heterophile Soc­ iety realizes that your phallic worship requires the same mentality as and goes hand in hand with flag waving, but we still believe there is room in America for Gay Lib (Hitler's Children), Try a woman sometime, Mervin. She might just show you what It's all about. Becky Cooper, Public Relations Heterophile Society

Dear Fellow Jesus People, I met Christ in 1963 and He became my first love for a year. For the next 5 1/2 years of life in Christ, I kept refusing to lay it on the line with Him regarding fears and desires of being or acting out homosexual inclinations. I tried to keep this emotional and psychological hang-up just between Htm and me. After getting no­ where inside, I sought professional counseling. "Ten months of weekly underburdening brought me to the big decision. I knew I had to make up my mind whether to hit the homo­ sexual scene and hope to find the Inner satisfaction I had always wanted, or I could turn to Jesus and go His way for me in spite of my natural tendencies. The decision was made one dark night on the way home from a counseling session. Right there in the est I saw two roads ahead of me. "Hie one on the left was black and full of the flesh pleasure I craved. The one on the right was white with only Jesus promising me many blessings. The Holy Spirit gave me a gentle push and I consciously placed my first step on the white path Jesus offered. The second step was really a stumbling and frightening experience. Satan was right there to tell me I couldn't make it. CONTINUED PAGE 7 272-3040 CLASSIFIED AD FROM "THE MOON MONTHLY" #

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TAKE AMERIKA Thjs here is^petry that people FOR A RIDE have sent us from all over. We'd like to do a poetry page every is­ HH: I see, when the first shift wor­ sue, and would especially wel­ PURPOSE: a guerrilla skit de­ kers come home, they give their come LOCAL poetry. So send signed to promote free transpor­ passes to the third shift so they your workd tation. -can get to the factory. (She em­ your works of art to us, Box SETTING: any urban bus stop. phasizes the workers' passage 90526, or drop it.at the office, Five to thirty people are stan­ with her hands as though they above the A & P, 1238 E.Brady. ding on the sidewalk, each wait­ $ were buses traveling a street.) ing for his or her respective bus. BP: Right! CHARACTERS: Hitchhiker Iconoclast* What about the second Bus Passenger shift? Bet ya didn't think of them, Iconoclast huh? BP:(shaJdng his head sadly) Well.. (Hitchhiker, walking backwards, Ic: Anyway, it's Illegal. the thumb from her outstretched HH & BP: (now grinning) Well? arm reaching into the street, ac­ Ic: Well, If It weren't for the il­ cidentally bumps into Bus Pas­ legality, anyone could pull the old senger, busily reading his Kalei­ transfer transfer. doscope. Iconoclast then osten­ HH: The transfer transfer? tatiously watches the ensuing con­ Ic: Sure, my mother used to do versation.) it. Each time you ride the bus, you request a transfer. If you Bus Passenger: Watch out I can't use it, you give lt to some­ Hitchhiker: Sorry. one waiting at a stop who can. At BP: Say, do you know what time least they'll get a free ride. And it Is? someday someone will give one HH: Nope. to you. BP: You know, these buses never BP: That's wonderful! Sharing run on time. I can't remember bus passes. when we ever questioned that they Ic: It's Illegal. What If everyone didn't. did it? HH: Didn't what? HH: Your mother used to do it. BP: Didn't run on time. Why, I Ic: (shamefully) So? stand on this corner or the one BP: Look, do you know what kind down the street nearly every day, of people control the bus mono­ just wondering when the bus is poly? They're the same ones who going to come. own the businesses and factories HH: Well, there's always hitch­ •where we work. They try to give ing... us the lowest possible wages and BP: Hitchhiking? Isn't that dan­ then charge ridiculously high gerous? high transportation rates. 'It HH: It's perfectly legal, as long used to be that you rode the bus to as you stay on the curb. work. Now, you work to ride the BP: Yes, but what kind of people bus." pick you up? HH: Yeah, and that same employ­ HH: Mmm, they're like you and. ing class could clean up the air a me mostly. Of course, it's a littie bit. Look at the smoke com­ good idea to discriminate be-. ing out of those factories. And tween rides, and it helps to know they could change the design of a little self-defense. (Gives a cars and buses so they wouldn't swift karate kick). But the ride's spew out such poisonous fumes. for free. People die on big-city streets ev­ BP: There's free rides to be had ery day from that poison. They're from the bus monopoly, you know. murderers! HH: Really? I thought free rides Ic: Hmm, maybe it will begin to only went to the "big wheels". change things if we take direct ac­ (Iconoclast groans X tion to make transportation free. BP: Really! A friend of mine who HH & BP: Right on! works a night shift owns this bus All three: (to the tune of "On Wis­ pass with me. I just leave it at consin") his house after work and he Transportation, transportation, drops it off at mine when he's Work to free it now! done. That way our transpor­ Screw the bus, hitchhike with us. tation is at least half price. I Pick up riders, too! hear tell that there are whole Fight! Fight! Fight! factories in this town arranged .Morgan Gibson under this scheme. —Craig Ledford dition of K'scope. e read the ar-* t «tiele about "Violation of yr pri- § the couple of paragraphs ,vacy" . We'd just like to say that* uesutna with black men, « s ob- , we feel as strongly about it as you f ( YIOUS that whoever wrotetidsar- jdicL We'thtak what you do in your f tticle is completely unaware of own bed, weather your married ore | what goes on in the black commun- .not should have absolutly nothingf > ity or between black women and to do with the law!, unles your 2 > men. Besides I don't think what forced. We feel the section about • jf happens between black women and prostitution is seen totally in the 2 > black men is any business of wo- wrong perspective, because iii | men's liberation which is a white * your hard up* you feel you need itf J middle class organization. Wo- any way you can get it. 2 [[men's lib is as irrelevant to Bi- We were very puzzled about one # , acks as is any other white radical section. Which was, why is it II-1 Since I got this real crazy letter ^.u K w«i»r » Hff x,™, ^ » 7. . * ior'i. T uf* :., u I group. And just to set the record **$« to put your mouth onanoth- S rflrn nn n a fairl th ick and [straight, black women are NEVER er person's sex organ? • from this milkfanaticldecidedtokee tt^t^Z^t^^p the lumps out it's ok. AlsoL Add?»* the ?vanillJ,a (or, any othe g"*»?8r flav- * get into milk for awhile. tea with milk and honey is good for oring you'd dig—like almond ex- dominated by ANYONE unless •treasure & shadow * Yogis believe milk is a complete the blues—also menstrual tract, lemon juice, cinnamon, etc.) | they want to, PS. take it easy, "or any way § food and should be treated as food, cramps. Remember that tea (ex- Chill or eat it warm, —Ronald Porter you can get it". ff not a beverage. They say, "Drink cept for herb tea) and chocolate your food and chew your drink." Others say that cow milk is for are both drugs—and that's one If you want to make a banana baby cows, not people. There's a reason that cocoa and tea lessen cream pie just pour the pudding theory that the reason babies are depression and ease aches. Watch when it's cooled off a little over so big nowadays is due to the per­ out for the caffeine though—it's sliced bananas in a pie shell, sistent rumor that pregnant and heavy stuff. Tjien chill for a long time—3 or nursing women should drink" a While we're still on the subject 4 hours. quart a day. Because of the hor­ of drinks, I may as well mention For another kind of pie, which I mones in milk (they feed em to the that health-food cliche Cfryz thought I'd hate but didn't, just put cows) and the processing that it _ ;"?^r2»|f fruit—bananas, strawberries, goes through, not to mention the TIGER'S MILK ' VA* peaches, any combination—in a P*$» I am not just trying to be DDT (many human mothers won't which^is simply milk mixed with pie shell and put yogurt (sweet- funny! I'm worried also about the nurse because the DDT count in brewer's yeast, dry milk powder, ened with honey maybe) on the top. "free living and free loving" peo­ and flavoring (like molasses or Make your own yogurt too: ple who think life is a free ride. human milk is at the danger level) orange juice concentrate). If you Milk is just as fucked as Y0G RT This is what the youth of today is have a blender you can mix in U fc-J£*t* depending on. They don't realize everything American food fascists fruits of almost any kind. Some 2 cups milk ^s^fF® & that the fat of the land" is getting have got their fat hands on. But— people putineggyolks, bone meal, 1 tbs. plain yogurt from the store we have to take what we can get- skinnyt and other wierd stuff. Heat the milk till it just bubbles »T© anyone— There has to be someone work­ sometimes. around the edges. Then let it cool I believe in milk myself. It's got f 1 have several questions, 1 am ing to-pay the taxes (which I hate!) I'd just as soon take the peaches, off till lukewarm (feels neither hot 2 a mother of three, the youngest, to supply the money for welfare a lot of calcium in it, also vitamins blueberries, or bananas, put them or cold on your wristX A and D (which are removed dur- # 15 1/2, I believe myself in a lot etc Babies cannot live on their in a bowl and pour milk over them, . Mix the milk and yogurt together 2 of the modem thinking, for ex- parents* loveHf ing processing and then re-inject- and eat it with a spoon. Maybe add in somethingthat isn't metal, then Sample, your article on sexism etc. ed). Milk makes me feel good, some wheat germ. Because if I Can't you run a series of articles i cover it tightly and keep it warm J My daughter and X discuss fre* on making a living and feeding the Milk, especially when it's warm, wanted milk with eggyolks in it, (about 90 degrees) for 4-8 hours. equentiy her ideas of life (yours, just brings you right back to where I'd call it babies that are inevitable Instead You can put the bowl in warm wa­ # in general % She spends much time of knocking everything and every­ you once belonged. If I'm sick or ter (but keep the water warm), or depressed or ducked up, it still 2 on "her side of town". The Ham body? EGGNOG GO in the oven if it has a pilot light # V Egger, Granfalloon, Alternate Not asking you to belie your be- is comforting to have what my 9 (if you don't have to light it with •Site, etc Wetalksomeofpaisetc ifcfs, but U people could under- grandmother used to give me— 2 egg yolks (raw whites aren't a match), or in a thermos. Keep e that take the place of a bottle of stand (people outside of your milk toast. good for ya) experimenting if it doesn't turn sheer or an old fashion, There's a woman named M.F.K. a teaspoon or so of honey out the first time. It's basically "cult") opposition would be less, Fisher who writes beautiful cook­ 2 What I'd like to know is, is it dry milk powder (1/4 cup or so) the same thing as rising bread. •safe for these young girls totravel Dear B.J.— books (they're more like story­ 1 cup milk If it turns out too watery, just use 2alone on your "East Side"? books) and here's her recipe for Beat up the egg yolks, keep beat­ It for baking or something. 15- year-olds don't need as much ing and add the honey, put in dry • Do people there have a code or supervision as you think. "Our x whatever to watch over these "Ju- way of life" is based on tne ways MILK TOAST milk powder till it gets too pow­ That flavored yogurt you buy in for the ill, weak, old, very young, dery. If you want good flavor, add enior members" who have com- of 15-year-olds, 8-year-olds, and little cartons at the store is just Jplete faith in everything the "East infants. At least half the staff are or weary floyy "" 41 fjrewer's yeast &/or vanilla &/or as much shitfood as ice cream. 1 Side" stands for? 1 pint milk (2 cups) |J==5SSq' rum—then add the milk and beat under legal age* so we know of what The flavorings they use are the • Are these kids who are running we speak. 4 slices good bread, preferably some more. Nutmeg is good same. They're loaded with sugar sprinkled on the top. J to the arms of "your wayof life" And 36-year-olds ain't soold homemade and artificial color. Also chem- •being misled or snowed? either. Come on down to "our sweet butter, if butter is allowed w W&Q , icals. No reason why you can't 2 Are they In danger of being salt, pepper, if not a child or very part of town" and see for your­ Milk doesn't alsways have to be add stuff t0 plain yogurt or § "hung up" on your ways—being self. ill drinkable, of course. Like pudding g^ . yourself-just fed drugs by sadistic people etc? Heat the milk gently to the sim­ you ve made PS, Especially to the women's is basically milk with some corn- remember to always keep a littie (By "etc" I mean **groups"who center (see p*4% mering point. Meanwhile have starch added to make it thick (ex­ bit to make the.next batch with. take pleasure in harming the youth, ready 4 freshly toasted slices cf cept when you buy it ready-made And while you're at it try making of our city by punishing the ad­ bread. Butter them generously. or even instant, then its a lot of some * ^ ults, Tnat is what it boils down to To the Editor Heat a pretty bowl, deeper than it junk—just read the package once): in some cases I've seen.) It looks like the Bugle-Ameri­ is wide. Break the hot buttered COTTAGE CHEESE 9 Win they, against their know- can can only find two Poets in toast into it, pour the steaming but Heat sour milk or buttermilk' 2 ledge and .probably better judge- Milwaukee, Martin J.Rosenblum not boiling milk over it, sprinkle a PUDDING slowly till the whey rises to the 1/4 cup honey • ment be fed something they can't and Susan Firers, because they very little salt and pepper on the top (watery milky stuff). Pour have been seen in that rag 8 times top, and serve at once. 4 tbs. cornstarch It off, save it for baking, and put 5 cope with or haven't experienced 1/4 tsp. salt 5 enough to handle? Mil there be in the past six papers. They must •y the curd (lumpy stuff) in a cheese­ § someone there to watch over or be a team or something. Why My grandmother used toputsu- 2 tbs* carob powder or cloth bag or diaper. Hang it up don't Kaleidoscope put in another gar in it, but if you honey the toast 4 tbs. cocoa (for chocolate) § will all your Kaleidoscope artic­ somewhere where it can drip. les paint a picture of untruth, Poetry Page—at least you'll have after buttering it, it's real sweet, 4 cups milk Let dryf or 6 hours. Don't squeeze only to get these kids to rebel. /the poets reading, mushy, and altogether sensual. I 2 tsp, vanilla it. Pour into bowl and break it Jim Spencer think milk toast is what they mean Mix the honey, cornstarch, salt, up with a wooden spoon. I'm sure your editors and staff are all of legal age and more, so Moby Dick ' in fairy tales and old stories when and carob or chocolate in a sauce­ Bob Watt pan. Add the milk slowly so it you know how vulnerable the they say "bread and milk". Add - teens" are. I hope 1 seethe an- Chuck D. . cinnamon and/or raisins too. doesn't get lumpy, but if it does, I haven't tried this last thing yet Mr, Radio Equally comforting but not as beat it with an eggbeater. 2 swer to this in your next issue, so let me know how it turns out. • I have many more questions but Krazy Dave nourishing is cocoa. Ive made it Put over low heat and cook and —Soybean Sally 2 expressing diem are difficult on Dave Newberg i paper* {Poetry page starts on page 6, send us jtour stuff.) e

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HOMETOWNER MAKES GOOD club (Milwaukee) and the Dana Bean Official j Beal Defense Soviet (Madison) to In California, the police sur­ free Dana/ Paul Yippie have been prised half a dozen members of countered by a government coun­ the Manson family expropriating ter-offensive. a gun store. Several were woun­ Short-haired robots, claiming to ded in the firefight that followed. represent the Secret Service, J.C. Crime Stopper! Five were captured—one, Mary barged into the house of the woman Brunner, a local kid (Eau Claire). who was with Dana when he was captured in Madison. They said' 8. The reason America isgoin osing it's moral fiber is: COPPING OUT "that Dana was implicated in a plot It comes as news to nobody that to assassinate President Nixon. A. The commies have infiltrl e. police forces everywhere are hea­ They also threatened to take her vily into drug use and dealing. away Immediately If she didn't tell B. Too many people read Ka As in so many other ways, New all.. ; York City is way ahead of the rest As soon as they left, she called C Christ T. Seraphim take of the country. Recently a cop was Atty. Bill Coffey, who called the busted off the force after being SS agents Into his office to meet D. The Chinese are fif convicted of dealing cocaine. He'd with the woman. After thinking it been too strung out for eight over for an hour, they showed up E. All of the above exc months to make any arrests. and immediately decided that it And another cop was thrown off wasn't so important to ask any the force when he was discovered questions with two lawyers a* cultivating marijuana in back of round. And there weren't any 9. Christ T. Seraphim's the Central Park Police Station. more handcuff threats either. Is this the greening of Amerika? A. Fair and honest jus YR INVITED TO A PARTYI The Wisconsin Youth Interna­ B. The world's largest s^ybijjFmajHt tional Party is planning a Mari­ FREE DANA, OR ELSE juana Smoke-In, September 25 in a Ugh!. j ...AIN»A? Madison. Right here in Duckburg, the ef­ D. The best day-time pro forts of the Dana Beal Booster —Al Parsons 10 America is losing the waj^ r tic,ue pers/o A. Them slant-eyed go m w o" « #u> i»** iiiiikin i &* B. We have no godda •mm: „o* .'»v^ C. Rice is unhealthy a D. They got no out houses %ho* * *s E. All of the above excel af96 iPmSlANTIQUr A f 11. Christ T. Se#ph^ is Ipttity to judge people in a and manner. 12. Christ T. Seraphim was seen last nigfc^||i|| J§0rk on._ 13. The most dedicated man in the U^ii^jitates is^^sT.

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I remember having my first in­ cestuous relationship when I was I wasn't ever taught that incest! about six. My brother and I were | was wrong. My mother and father "IN MY PSYCHOLOGY AND thing I could think of was to call some excerpts": J in the bathtub taking a bath. We j are cousins and it always seemed •modern math classes last semes- Kaleidoscope. To my surprise, I (below, left, and right) I always took baths together. Any- j dike our family was like that...we Iter, my semester project was to was-invited to come to the office. *They discussed their lives in a | way, we used to play around in • liked to stick together. All my (study the sexual habits of hippies * interviewed several staff mem- way most people would not.... |. the bathtub; put each others fin- j aunts and uncles are related by | and other well-known deviants, hers on many aspects of sexuality openly and honestly." -Bill Lutz rgers in each others asses and I blood- that's just the way we are. I Not being familiar with the resi- in the counter-culture. Here are I such. All I remember was that it My sister was born when I was i dents of the East Side, the only ! was fun. | four and for a long time I thought Then, when my brother was 16 f of her as nothing more than one | STAFF CONFESSES ALL I and I was 18, he poked his head I of my dolls. The relationship of a | put of his bedroom door and ask- • mother to a child....is very sexual jed me to suck his cock. I thought ! and that really manifests itself I about it but wasn't too interested. j when Uttle girls play with dolls. I . I think that if people were left II always felt tender and sexual INCEST (S BEST j to be their natural selves, they I towards my dolls, though of course! { would be free to love anyone, and II wouldn't express it. u. I, not just people outside the family j I Later, my sister and I used to Then there was the 2 years high school dating games. Before* That's really disgusting. Even-. unit. Besides, you can save money: I play sex games together. It was • that I was illegally in love with my sister there were the innocent n {*by not having to go to bars for J very natural- we never thought I my puberlescent sister beginning romps in the attic on rainy after­ J if I ever did such a thing, 11 | pick-ups. j we were doing anything wrong. We 'when I was about 14. Luckily, noons with my other brothers and I wouldn't talk about it. I went to bed together many times lit never got beyond peeking in on sisters; We even "touched pri­ L , :_i land developed a healthy sexual I her bathing and making innocent vates" sometimes. rTdon*t know much about incest. (She walked around naked alot.M j relationship I've never been able (small talk in her bedroom....for But today, I feel "straightened J You see, my mother never en- Four brothers. I guess I was a I j to duplicate since....with a man, j I would have been horrified if she ouf. My sexual interests are ex­ I couraged her five children to get very sexist 15-yr-old, 'cause ij 1 woman, child, or animal. i were to have found out. cluded to younger men and older | involved with each other. (It makes never looked at any of them as | We didn't have to play mind Why my sister? women. (P.S. Maybe this explains j for a too-close-for comfort fam- sex objects. (What?) Back to Mom. i 2 games with each odier. Sex was a I couldn't help it. All the girls it all: 12 of my first 18 years |lly) How can I face my friends? |She chased mif around alot. l{ I DaTt of our lives...like eating. in my neighborhood liked older were spent sharing doublea-^ bed— s • Wmen we're sitting around getting x remember jumping across a ditch [ I We were never ashamed of it. • meiwaover 17 and pimple free.; with one or the other of my 3 j high, and they all have heavy with her in hot pursuit...just like • J stories about incest, I'll just sort •. in the James Dean flicks. i M ~ „nr«—--J {«•.«»«* certainly cheaper to be in brother* We had a large, poor f I of stare at my toes. Imagine...; Pm admittedly willing to ex- j »-—————--.——.-— ————tlove wig* j^slsterd^jp^^gje^qg^y^)^ o^ _• | » I being un-involved for 20 yrs. I; perlment now- ready to get into j ! *- Do animals count? How about just » """" j lied. That's a big problem for a the incest trend- and wil| ask i J watching my parents from the closet I __«»«.————— j reporter, ya know. Anyway, I'm Mom and Dad for their advice.! I ohigr wheh heen lI shoesstole ?a pair of my mother's I| I! youIncesr owt ni sfamily ballin. g someone in i too paranoid to talk about Mommy, Hope my wife will understand.} Kaleidoscope no. 101—Page 13 it: parking for hours in front and Garvin's out now. I ran into Pat Small's Tap taking pictures of the comings and him in Madison last month. The 3, goings. One day an agent even j subject of his short stay in Arling­ dt'*m Things appeared to cool off until were routinely searched. A windy late March of '70 when Garvin agent who performed this chore Gordon, an Eau Claire freek and came across the phone number of community activist, was arrested Arlington House with the notation in Milwaukee by the FBI. (Gar­ on it: "tapped". After seeing it vin had recently moved into the the agent said, "That place also house,) He was charged with some has a live monitor in it." Everybody's probably heard vt If the leaker wasn't fooling, it's a and somewhat believed the sinis­ good bet the FBI ears led the feds ter Orwellian plot by the FBI to right to Garvin after the issuance tap and monitor the phones, geni­ 'm of his arrest warrant, even though tals, offices, and dens of radicals, the dummies couldn't identify him served as the Jstreet Sheet office. upon his capture. mafiosos and soon everyone—al­ It was also the scene of many yip­ Garvin's incarceration pre­ though J.Edgar owns up to only pie meetings and parties. While vented him from getting word to us "40 taps "throughout the country. living there we often made light of about the monitor. Three months For example, there is the s^ory what a colorful history Arlington of East cost yippie Judy Gumbo's House had. comic adventure with the FBI try­ Among the groups of tenants be­ insane ^fantasy the feds concoc­ ing to rent the apartment next to fore us, were everything from ted—weaving Garvin into a plot hers, obviously for surveillance draft counselors to dopedealers to to blow up the Eau Qaire federal purposes. In this case, the would- thieves to a poor Italian family. building the very same day he was be robot ears were fortunately We began to first feel federal arrested. Since there was no ev­ discovered and made fools of. heat at the house in the middle of idence, Garvin was never even I wasn't as lucky. We didn't often January, 1970. If the FBI had tried in Federal court, but was think that! or my yippie cohorts watched the place before then, we jailed in Waupun for more than a ^» after the bust we moved out in the in Beer City would be the recip­ •weren't sure. But in January they year on an earlier marijuana |J wake of constant FBI foolery. ients of such honored Gumbo-like became downright boorish about frame-up. After I heard Garvin's story I • —i returned to the spot to talk with Abortion Counseling 933-4783 I j the new tenants. ' Yes,"theytold Art Co-op 272-9395 i j me, "the FBI did stop by short- Babylon Print Co-op 344-7177 • ly after we moved in. They wanted Boris Bomb Recycling 964-7846 DON'T BE TAKEN IN BY ato know if we 'knew Pat Small or Casa Maria 344-5745 I •where he WaV and things like Children's Co-op 273-15231 I that." Community Center 273-1490 | I told them that I had recently Dial-A-Prayer 464-5230 'BACK TO SCHOOL {been informed that while I lived Dial-A- Devotion 545-5140 I SALES' Dlal-A-Movie 744-4822 ! I there the house had definitely rbeen bugged. I thenaskedthemif, Dial-A-Hippie 271-1250 » to their knowedge, had feds ever YOUR BOOK CO-OP WILL . tried to break into the place—pos- FIRE DEPARTMENT 347-2323 j J sibly to remove monitors? It all rang a bell. Several times' Fly-By, Night Movers 964-5966 | I shortly after these people had Food Co-op 264-0914 j SAVE YOU MONEY | moved in, they had left the house Gay Counseling 342-1722 j to jreturn and find that their cats Gay People's Union 271-7319 or 962-8611 I had mysteriously gotten outside, Granfalloon 272-8776 I they said. Ham *n' Egger 272-2622 | It appeared to them that the cats Hooligan's 273-9242 j TURN IN BOOKS dould only have been let loose by Interabang Bookstore 278-8228 j someone opening the locked door and letting the cats escape. The KALEIDOSCOPE 271-1250 I contents of the house had never TO SELL been disturbed, but the incidents left them "wondering". LaGuardia 383-6560 I Legal Aid (East Side) 272-RAID| The circumstances don't leave. 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