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BREIER's BOYS STRIKE AGAIN SEE PAGE S Photo- Qnemation Page 2 Kaleidoscope No 98 Toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HELLO Again

BREIER's BOYS STRIKE AGAIN SEE PAGE S Photo- Qnemation Page 2 Kaleidoscope No 98 Toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HELLO Again

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BREIER'S BOYS STRIKE AGAIN SEE PAGE S Photo- Qnemation Page 2 Kaleidoscope no 98 toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HELLO again. SORRY, but this issue Is late again. Due mostly to monetary problems beyond our control. Donations are welcome and needed - if you're really gutsy you can order a lifetime subscription for CITING TO RIOT only 25 dollars(not too cheep): AS YOU may know already - KALEIDOSCOPE IS OBSCENE. So, at least, five justices of the Wisconsin Supreme Court think. Like the Frankenstein monster _They recently ruled that two pictures in Issue no. 13 and a poem Ion the Late, Late Show, the Chief in issue no. 20 were "obscene" and violated "contemporary .of Police, Harold Breier, has community standards" which will give you an idea where people ^become an uncontrollable force. are at around this town. No one is quite sure what will happen I He Is above the political structure, now. John Kois, our founder and former editor faces at least >the District Attorney, the courts, two years probation - maybe a fine. (the press, and most certainly, (the people of Milwaukee. He Is THE CASE will be appealed, but we need bread for that too. 'responsible to no one; his appoint- 'ment is for life, and the half­ THE ALTERNATE SITE is coming along fine, mostly due to the -dozen incidents that stink ofbru- good planning of Gary Ballsieper with some help from Maury [tallty and minority oppression Sherman and assorted freeks and friends. If you want to play [witness his low regard for the at the site call Gary at 264-7539. He has established a rule that [people he was appointed to serve. no band will play twice untill all bands have played once. A good jUnless the white power structure rule and a fair one. kremoves him by legislating for a OUR TEMPORARY phone number is 272-1989 | Ma Bell Is giving ^limited term of office, this man us some heat(as usual) so don't be freeked out with the "this fwill continue to launch racist 'attacks in the Black and Chicano number is temporarily diconnected" when you call Our old number. ^communities. He will continue also we got a new P.O. Box. it's KALEIDOSCOPE P.p. BOX ho order a "spring cleaning" 90526. Milw., 53202. ^of the East Side community. He |will continue to direct a 2,100 FUCK CENSORS FUCK CENSORS FUCK CENSORS FUCK CENSORS (man force in whatever direction |he chooses to take. We, the people or better yet - UNFUCK CENSORS! [of the inner-city, will not be [safe on the streets, in our homes tat a concert, or anywhere else in jthe City of Milwaukee....until he Qis removed. o H «i® NEWS o The Charges 0 O When "Milwaukee's Finest" is 'charged with drawing their guns JWBLURTS Photo-Clnematlon 'on Black kids at a public swim­ ming pool, it throws a question the .people follow. They all hap­ ber of the Equals, He was beaten Cecl Courtroom Capers with Calhoun. They were told by , of propriety on the force. White pened within a week or so, and by police' as he was dragged out, While sitting around Judge Ce- Calhoun that everything looked suburban parents that hear a re- I'm sure this list Is incomplete; In the'full view of around 100 cl's court waiting for a friend's good and they would get the per­ iport on the late news or read a It makes no mention of the normal people. Later at Cobb's bar, the case to be called, I had a chance mit the next day. Then guess > small story in the back pages of level of harrassment. news director of WAWA, Walter to hear the following case. A what happened? All of a sudden, I the Journal, begin to wonder about *A ten-year-old Black girl was Beach was arrested for "ihcitiingM cop was on the stand testifying the Milwaukee Police Dept, was I the "tactics "employed In dealing told, "this ain't no nigger park," a riot" when he gave agroup of i that he gave a woman a ticket deluged with petitions opposing I with these inner-dry people.. But by a white girl at the McGovern Equals members certain guide­ for running a stop sign at Palm­ the dance. The only difference i not for very long. There is too Park swimming pool. Someone lines to follow if they should be er and Burleigh. He stated he was that this'time no one offered 'much doing tonight. When they from the all-white staff called the attacked by police. He was later was 30 feet from the defendant's a "compromise". It looks like 1 hear that a group of Chlcanos have police, and squads from the 4th released, but I suspect that he car when she committed this there will be no more street charged that police fired their District Station, 4 blocks away, was freed because he had told' crime. The woman, who was wh­ dances. The police and or Cal­ guns in hot pursuit of two kids responded. The girl was beaten them to go limp, fall on the floor ? ite, and her Black boyfriend, then houn don't want people, en joying [that were 'fleeing from a play- and told to leave. A small group and refuse to react. testified that the police were two themselves. Many people are , ground, they still manage to stay had gathered and the police drew *Three Chicano children were blocks away and could not even talking about doing some street calm. After all, didn't the District their guns. The report Is that a playing at the playground on 4th see the intersection from where dances with or without permits - i Attorney himself say that their certain officer tried to goad a and National when the police drove they were. The city attorney then something the cops would no doubt guns were checked by the District Black youth into hitting him while up In a squad car. The officers asked the cop to restate the facts, love. That old cry of "FUCK captain, and that he found they had he held him at gunpoint. The grabbed them, and when two broke (apparently in case the judge had PERMITS" is being heard once i not been fired? The police wouldn't following day, the Equals went to away, they were fired upon. The forgotten them.) This officer of again on the streets of Milwau­ 1 lie about a thing like that. the park with the girl's parents police say that the officers never the law then stated that at the kee's long-haired ghetto. In protest. Again the police came, This is this. The people are fired their guns, that they had time of the violation he was 20 GRANTS VALUES 1 protected by the police. And that but with a sizable force. They checked them. They theorized thatQ FEET from the defendants car. ' is that. They only punish people had the parents go to the station the witnesses had heard fire- S? The finding was guilty, $30, and 1 Walk into Grant's someday to who break the law. to "discuss" what had happened crackers or something.... Q costs. That's very nearly correct. The the day before. At the meeting, *A well-known patrolman on the X buy something as simple as a can­ Xlaws are there, and the police the police denied any misconduct. East Side threatened a group of S INSTANT REPLAY dy bar and no matter how freeky Xvery seldom take someone off the As the parents left, they turned people late at night with, 'It's Q you look they'll ask you if you Q streets without being able to to me and said, "They're pigs. gonna be a long, hot summer, "Q For May Day, members of the want to open a charge account. i charge him with something. But, That's all, they're just pigs." *Sources close to the department© Kane Tribe(a group of freeks who The reason for this is not that i law and order Isn't the topic of *The Retreat Lounge is at 17th say that the current attitude to- Q live on E. Kane St . and do they think you'll be a good credit )this article. That debate will fill and Commerce. "Kitten" Hendrix ward the Alternate Site is that if ( strange things) wanted to hold a risk, hut rather that they hop la number of pages before the year the owner, and John Triggs, a there is any drug use, there will I street dance. So they went through you won'tl »is out. 1 and you and they have a bartender, are both Black. Both be a confrontation. And of course, all the legal procedures, passing There is a reason for this 'more urgent problem - the pres­ were beaten by police late at night there have been a number of warn­ around petitions, getting the apparant madness. About two sure the police are exerting on at the bar. ings from all kinds of sources approval of people on the street, years ago a man purchased a 'the minorities, the undesirables, *At the last CEP meeting a that the Chief will not allow the' and of course, meeting with our T.V. set on "time" at Grants. [the Blacks, Chlcanos, and the struggle for control of a federal Site to operate more than 30 days. [ Alderman, Allan R. Calhoun. Ev­ When he had only a couple of more long-haired commies. There is poverty program led to a distur­ He wants it closed. erything looked fine and people payments left he bought a stoero a new solidarity between these bance. The police were called, were promised that the permit on time. He made a couple more I communities now, and an attack and when they arrived, arrests would be coming the next day, or payments and was then laid off. see the day after. Finally the city I on one brings support and concern were made. The man they arrest­ for The people from Grant's were" I from the others. ed was Earl Cobb, the owner of found a reason to deny the permit. very understanding, they not only The Incidents that have brought the' Top Hat Lounge, a middle Mystery petitions suddenly app­ took the stero but also took bacjk (down the anger and contempt of aged Black businessman, a mem- eared opposing the happening. the T.V. which should have been >OOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO Most of the people who signed the paid for by then. counter-petitions didn't even live The Consumer's League has been on Kane St. A "compromise, holding guerilla theatre actions which didn't really please the in front of Grant's stores demand­ Kane Tribe , was worked out with ing that the man be allowed to Calhoun, and as you may remem­ see his file in the company of an ber, the party was finally held accountant. Grant's has refused, ** on Ogden and Cass - In an empty and an accountant who looked at lot belonging to the Freeway the man's reciepts said that he After the orgasrriic fireworks on was stopped by Harry himself, at the alternate site (Czolgosz Commission. could not make any sense out of Sat. nlte July 4th itself was a real of the Red Squad. Thereafter Memorial Reservation) also had So now, an interesting thing the whole mess. letdown. Harry and his boys kept a cl­ its bummers but altogether it happens. People from St. Boris looked like people were having In the meantime it might be A group of anti-patriot scum ose watch on the would-be gue­ and Qebfthe people who were a good idea to stay out of Grant's went down to the parade with the rrillas. more fun. going to start a community center) The free meal didn't come off stores. Anything you can get intention of getting on TV. The The parade itself was all that decided that they wanted to hold there you cart get somewhere else. parade was to be televised LIVE could be expected. The Marine as successfully as in the past, a streetdance on the 2700 block Several • women and gay people Or better yet, join the Con­ on channel 10 so they figured any­ Corps marching stiffly with ex­ of Murray Ave. So they too sumer's League outside Grant's thing they did couldn't very well pressionless faces, wild animals complained of being hassled (wo­ circulated petitions, seemingly men by being hustled, gay people on the Ave. at 6:15 every Thurs. be censored. "All we want is locked in small hot cages, women having the support of the neigh­ By Rick King , some attention," a spokesperson dressed up like the old woman by being name called), and the bors they went aghead and met said. who lived in a shoe or Cinderella, weather threatened rain, but the The yippies waited long hours .marching bands in "Oriental" or usual joyous frisbee -laying, da­ in the hot sun, cleverly disguis­ an Indian costume...all of it re­ ncing, and gettin high took pl­ MADMAN LOOSE MADMAN LOOSE ed as paradegoers. However, th­ flected America as it was found­ ace. It's nice to be in a place eir bulky blankets (which were ed and as it is today. . where dogs can run around, even a The crowd was made up almost if the smell of the bathrooms Hi a d m n v o o 0 s e / wrapped around enough flags and make you want to puke. banners for a Mayday march) entirely of white people, some in and bloodshot eyes gave them couples, some with kids. Many The Sentinel said that 10,000 4 police are going to wipe out their away to many an aware onlook­ were dressed in red, white, and people went down to see non-ex­ Officer "Dreadful" Drew Hal- blue. Most were drinking the istent fireworks that night. Well vorson and his partner, Tom street(Kane). He has even th­ er. reatened to shoot someone's dog. When the moment came to un­ 25£ sodas and 30£ sno-cones we don't need July 4 to see fire­ Casper , have been terrorizing that, popcorn wagons and young works... we don't need July 4th the lower East-side lately. In Well, old Drew is right, it's furl the flags (BOOONSCHLITZ, going to be a long hot summer HOW ABOUT SOME VIETNAM­ boys were selling. Most of the cause July 4th means killing & case you don't recognize Drew by kids were getting yelled at or raping the Indians, It means the name, he drives the number 18 for him. Attorneys are pre­ ESE INDEPENDENCE, NIXON- paring to take him before the PULL OUT LIKE YR. FATHER hit. People brought lawn chairs only woman history remembers ambulance on the 11-7a.m. shift. and lined them up 5 and 6 deep is Betsy Ross who sewed the flag, Drew's reported acts of terror­ venerable Police and Fire Com­ SHOULD HAVE, DON'T TREAD mission on charges of mlscon-? ON ME, and several Vietcong along Wisconsin Ave., leaving th­ it means a parade that honors Ch­ ism range from stopping people emselves lots of leg room. Oth­ ief Breier and EugOne Grobsch- from walking the streets at an duct, if you have any Info on and New Nation flags) they were Drew, please send It to Kaleido­ almost assassinated by the pat­ er people stood up on top of led­ midt, it means drinking coca-cola "unreasonable hour"(l-6 a.m.) ges, on balconies, on each other, - & slapping yr kids. to telling people it's going to be scope, P.O. Box 90526, Milw. riotic crowd. One man tried to 53202. Replies will be kept con­ rip up the Vietcong banner but on beercans. It was a bummer. a long hot summer, and that the The usual Sunday celebration . — Brenda Starr fidential if desired So therefore there was no en though Mr. Spinner of the Dept. Kaleidoscope no 98 Page 3 reason for the police to finger­ of Transportation had no estimate print him or take his mug shots, of the "damages" and despite- right? the fact that the building will Concrete Cancer This rather straight-forward be gone in a week. logic resulted in a charge of Continuation of the freeway \CK e«f Is the concrete cancer that's So a plot Obstructing an Officer, in add­ Is a violation of state statutes spreading across the East-side in was hatched to sleze the build­ ition to the original charge of (946.12 par. 12). How about some % the form of the Park Freeway ing formerly occupied by O'Rle- Attempted Burglary. The next warrants, Mr! McGann? When incurable? Well, a group of free­ lley's bar and turn it over to morning in the D.A.'s office we Mr. Brannan of the expressway way foes didn't think so.- the people. This far out idea found out that the star witness commission concealed public The reactions of John Birch The expressway commission and had" only one minor problem, while for the state was an attendant records (a felony) McCann only Society members weren't report­ the state highway commission are the arch enemy Jay Franklin was at Frank & Nino's Standard sta­ sent out warning letters. How ed, but—according to the Chicago under federal orders not to pro­ allegedly checking out the build­ tion named Tom Sopinski, who come our people didn't get warn­ Dally News—a 24 year old Chi­ ceed with any further* acquisitions ing With a couple of people who later said he hates freeks, it ing letters for something as petty cago policeman has been Indicted evictions, demolition, or con­ were looking for a friend, who might be a good Idea to stay as a misdemeanor? on charges of robbing a 12 year struction until they have submit­ should come along but the boys away from Frank & Nino's . At this writing Jay Is.still old boy at gunpoint of 75£. ted and have approved by the fed­ in blue. Charges of attempted burglary in jail awaiting trial. He needs Suspended patrolman James eral government their -envoron- Good intentions were suddenly were dropped to Criminal Dan- money for bail and to get an Nugent, 24, is accused of draw­ mental Impact analysis. lost as Jay, Wayne Morrison, and age to Property, (how can ydu attorney. Donations can be sent ing a gun on - Gurney Clark on a to Jay care of K-scope. In spite of all this they have pro­ K'scope's own Gary Mislch su­ criminally damage a building CTA bus and ordering him to get" ddenly found them selves on their that's about to be torn down?) Jay is also attempting to prove off at the next stop. ceeded to evict all the tenants at that answering booking questions 1404 N.Franklin. They have let the way to jail. At the new multi- The trial of Gary and Wayne So doing, the youth was forced million dollar monument to the before Christ T. Seraphim was is a violation of your fifth amend­ Into an alley by the represent­ contracts and plan to proceed with ment rights. the demolition of this last struc­ Chief's meglamania, Jay decided speedy and par for the course. ative of law and order and robb­ ture holding up the freeway at that If the County had not comml- Although there was no evidence Meanwhile, while Jay Is the ed of 75 cents. Farwell Avenue. Removal of this ted a crime by evicting hundreds that Wayne or Gary had done guest of the County, the 'big A witness called some other building will mandate the don- of people from their homes and anything they were found guilty. ditch' keeps right on moving. police who arrested their coll­ struction of the freeway to the big tearing them down, then he had Wayne was fined $50, sand Gary People are wondering, now , if eague minutes later in front of ditch and finally trough Juneau not committed a crime by try­ was given a years probation, or­ there's anyway to stop the free­ a district police station. Park. ing to saVe one building. dered to go "straight" and or­ way. Others are talking about The suspended cop, freed on dered to make "restitution", ev­ stopping it ANYWAY! $75,000 bail, had no comment. —Rick King. PEACE & JUSTICE IN MILW. At least 800 people officially attended the National Peace and ence was its unanimous support Justice Conference, lasting from of the National Welfare Fights about lpm Friday, June 25, until Organization's "Kill FAP" plan. 9pm Sunday, June 27, at Michael FAP is Nixon's Family Assltance Community School at 24th and Plan, which will go to Congress • Cherry. Some of the sessions In fall. Well, so will some dem­ dragged on until 1:30am and later. onstrators, a lot of them, in the Among the dozens of lengthy meet­ first week of September. They'll ings and caucuses occurred a very be protesting FAP because, as brief incident which, I think, best Lucille Berrien, local leader of sums up the entire event. What NWRO said, "We don't want Nixon' was it? Who could properly sum- s Family Assistance Plan...97£a merize the radically individual day for three meals; who the hell feelings of over 800 anti-war, can live off that? Kill that bill pro-justice people, who repre­ fast....it's mass genocidel" sented scores of groups and org­ Youth Culture: Yea or Nay? Louise Brooks, an NWRO mem­ anizations from all over the ber from Philadelphia, presented country? these steps to kill FAP: Dick Gregory, that's who. _. After sitting through the endless On this basis as representatives 1) Contact your local NWRO Though he only attended the rhetoric bullshit and ideological of the Youth international Party, office for facts. conference for about an hour and struggle of the National Confer­ the New Nation, the Underground 2) Have teach-ins performed for a half, his pop-in appearances ence of the People's Coalition for Press, and other groups; we de- the rest of the community. in each of the caucuses and his Peace and Justice for two days, ,mand that this conference recog­ 3) Write letters to your Senators speech to the entire conference members of the youth culture fi­ nize our oppression, as ithas rec­ and get them to vote against it. Sunday afternoon gave a unity and nally had enough. We felt over­ ognized the oppression of Welfare 4) Lobby in Washington and take a cones iveness to the strategy- looked and ignored at a conference Mothers, Q's, Labor Unions, wo­ over your Senator's offices and filled weekend which somewhat that was planning actions that our men, farm workers, and third ' hold them until they kill the bill. smoothed out the differences and sisters and broth world people. We also demand that 5) Set the date for mass action tensions between groups united to participa all actions be planned so members no later than September 1, 1971. in ideals but opposite in strategy where we fe of the youth culture can feel wel­ 6) Contact labor unions for sup­ planning. Mayday cau come at thep^^Ve also demand port. Not ongy that, he managed to cause the inference support the freeks. ion of marijuana, so we remind his listeners that their The Fall Anti-War Offensive similarities were far more im­ People became . in stop seeing our friends hauled portant than their differences following proposal off to jail for using it, and to end At a press conference Sunday, were. For example, in comment the Nixon-Ky heroin pipeline. And the People's Coalition for Peace to, media criticism that the peace as a woman in Cairo, Illinois and Justice, which hosted the movement has been primarily a said, "Either we get along or we conference, presented a complete white long-haired movement, he get it on." schedule of fall anti-war actions, pointed out,' There might not be a focusing greatly on non-violent lot of blacks in the peace move­ civil disobedience. A majority of ment, but they aren't talking the delagates to the conference against you neither." He noted that had ratified the schedule, but It the American system, being what was to be presented In New York it is, "white kids get out of jail the next weekend to a conference before they're booked, while black of NPAC (Nat'l Peace Action folks don't get out,'' therefore, Coalition). The list of dates and blacks are perfectly willing to let actions was more, or less acom- their white brothers and sisters prlmise between the PCPJ and - in the peace movement do the dem­ The basic concept of this pro­ the NPAC leaders that attended onstrating, (it's safer that way.) • posal Is the concept of the revol­ oposal was read at the the Milwaukee conference, so it The way Gregory explained utionary youth culture. A cul­ ly\|borning plenary session was expected to gain acceptance it, it all seemed perfectly logic­ ture that this organization has not Lm^joints were smoked by in New York. Because the two al. As a matter of fact, it ap­ recognized, a culture that has e youth culture and coalitions represent most of the peared that most of the whites provided the cannon fodder at the e older supporters. Much to organized anti-war opposition in . in the audience had never thought Pentagon, in Chicago, at Mayday, for surprise about half of the 500 the United States, acceptance of of it that way before either. and at thousands of other demon­ people at that meeting supported the schedule by NPAC would be a strations. A culture that has had us. But because we could not get very important unifying element In Gregory praised the anti-war the American peace movement. rallies, massive demonstrations, members shot and killed In Berk­ a clear majority the proposal was eley, Lawrence, and Milwaukee. sent to the national coordinating jt would mean that the two groups and, especially, the May Day would organize activities on the actions In Washington, D.C., com­ A_ culture that lives under the con­ committee. stant fear of Gestapo-type police As of this time we are still wait­ same dates and In the same cities; menting, "As beautiful as the civil The schedule includes: rights movement was, we couldn't attacks every time we enjoy the ing to hear if the committee will get 7,000 people arrested in one sacraments of our culture. We recognize us or not. Until they do 1) Major activities -In obser­ day;" have experienced heavy police re­ formally recognize our oppres­ vance of Hiroshima-Nagasaki Sunday was the 65th day of his pression ranging from the Chi­ sion the youth culture caucus Is days from August 6-9 throughout hunger strike against the war; cago Conspiracy trial to the im­ asking all members of the youth the United States. Emphasis to be Gregory emphasized that personal prisonment of John Sinclair, White culture to boycott People's Coal­ on genocide In Asia and in the US. sacrifice had brought him closer Panther Party Chairman, for 10 ition activities. Either they are 2) Direct action In Washington, to the war...had made him think years for possession of two roa­ openly for us or they're against D.C., the first week of September more about it...had made it an ches, one of which had no mari­ us. The choice Is theirs, not ours. In support of NWRO to kill FAP. obsession. His sacrifice, eating juana in lt. —Rick King 3) A food campaign for the poor. only liquids until the war ends, 4) Oct. 13, a national morator­ makes him think every time he boycott of turkey-eating and the ory. (Would you care to guess 5) The turkeys and merchandise ium on "business as usual" in­ smells or sees food,'! hope the celebration of Christmas until the how much Christmas merchandise would go unsold, so the prices cluding rallies and picket lines. war ends." Sacrifice for him is Vietnam war ends. He explained is manufactured in Japan?) would drop lower and lower and 5) Oct. 14 andl5, organized a constant reminder of the war in the many impacts this type of 4) Gregory pointed out, "Many lower: "There'd be so much left civil disobedience of the May Day Vietnam. Gregory suggested that boycott could have: people hooked on tne capitalist that it'd be the first time that variety. Americans sacrifice by refusing 1) Turkey breeders would be eco­ system, tied up in buying houses, the poor people had a Christmas," 6) Nov. 6, mass marches in at to buy any more records, or nomically pressed" so badly that etc., would be able to participate ^because they'd be able to buy least 6 cities Including San Fran­ General Motors products, and by they would have to pressure the In the comfort of their own living things they could never afford cisco and Chicago. boycotting movie theatres until war-making powers in this coun­ rooms. Boycotts are a way for to buy at holiday prices." 7) Nov. 6 and 7, a '''march for the war ends. Not only would lt try; 75-80% of America's turkey them to become involved;they (The Peace Action Center Is life" and "soul rally" in Wash­ be a personal sacrifice, but as crop is eaten duringThanks giving don't have to march. And many working on the Christmas boycott ington, D.C. he noted, it would make every and Christmas. black people and poor people can't and needs your help. Contact them 8) Nov. 8, several days of civfi movie theatre owner, record com­ 2) The American merchants wou­ go to Washington...but they can if you are interested in planning • disobedience in Washington, D.C. pany, and record shopkeeper in ld be forced to pressure also, refuse to eat turkey on Thanks­ the Implementation of Gregory's 9) An Intensive campaign for the. the United States say to himself, becaus e s o mu ch of their bus ines s giving and Christmas. Let's give strategy,..1437 E.~ Brady St. or rest of the summer to get signers every single day, "1 hope we get income comes from the Christmas the little man who can't participate 272-3040) for the People's Peace Treaty out of Vietnam." As Gregory season. Gregory noted, "Sears- in those other ways a stick to which demands comolete and im­ explained, hitting America.where Roebuck would be praying that the fight with. Give the scared, fright­ FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP mediate withdrawal of all armed it hurts the most means hitting war would end." ened, chicken-shit American who forces from Indo-China. her in the purse. 3) The whole Japanese govern­ feels the way you do...give him One of the best "justice" items ment would get upset, says Greg­ something to do." of the Peace and Justice confer­ He also suggested a nationwide —Rosalind Cich Page 4 Kaleidoscope no 98 HAVE WOMEN GIVEN UP? given up trying to have orgasms, To KALEIDOSCOPE: except, perhaps, by giving them in Issue no. 96 there's some­ to herself. In gaining Intense, thing very unusual: an Interview extended fucking sessions from JEEZUZ DROPOUT with a woman! Cool. But wait: animals, she has given'up any To the Editor: the whole thing is on her-sex opportunity for "communication" life I from the sex partner. Any pos- I was a member of the Jesus Well, maybe that's OK, since ibillty of an emotional relation­ People Movement but after the women hardly do much of any­ ship has now been eliminated by 20 mile hunger-hike the people thing else that's Interesting, do Bodil. did Sat. June 26 I dropped out. they? Is Bodil really that different Why? A lot of reasons, one, Anyway, Bodil says 'Most from millions of other women? manyso-called hikers took rides, men only think of themselves'- Women, who after long years of to me this is phony. quite an astute observation on frustration, have given up trying After 6 months the phony peo­ conventional sex. So she rejects to have men ultimately satisfy ple are coming out into the open- sex with men because it Is not them? Women who have also given the only sex one can have is sexually fulfilling. up relating sexually to women, with one of the other members. She even tried It with a woman, because of intense social taboos. You must give up any Church once. Perhaps she was a bit Women who get fucking tired of affiliation outside of the Jesus hasty in deciding she 'didn't fancy trying to establish communica­ people's movement - this Isn't it at all.* At any rate* she tion as equals with a man? . right. rejects women sexually also. Bodil wants only, It seems, to j^f' You can't sell any underground Animals? Perhaps this was "sweeten the life" of her (ani­ newspapers, only the movement the next logical step for some­ mal) companions. Sound famili­ paper(Street Level). one who could find no fulfill­ ar? Many people have dropped out. ment with humans. The only people I can imagine More will. HOLD IT! It says that she ne­ who would dig this article are ver has orgasms with animals, men with a great deal of sadism Mary Worth. either. That means that she and a good portion of misogyny. Isn't being really satisfied with the animals, In addition to her In the spirit of SISTERLY cri­ frustration with human sex. ticism: Somethln's fucked up here. Bodil has obviously given up, Beverly Eschenburg all the way around. She has S.F. Calif.

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FOR ALL GOOD MEN Another m£stiaf^ ^S^fo% males' Federal%^operatedt:.chlld care to aftoft ^&;\perpetuat|ga^%iul 9^^^B^bat her child, born forth by women. According to Editors Note: This "character" the demands of women. The first existant(sic) Of Unyone ~of the one was to grant women the right r .but thtlce0%gslf) wedlock, shall an article in the Milwaukee Jour­ dared us to print this. So here many Liberation Movehfe>«s. Th-~ it is. to vote. Since this grant was &^^p|^iF*ar by the mothers nal of 6/18/71, women will not made, there have been no great eir demands Include^ ^fe" have a K:^^eMi^^eUef* In the mean- allow their sex organs to be used rightfio do with nair bodies'-what* HELPIHELP! Now is the upheaval of one set of political Iple tnesejpQtmen choose the right for fun or to reproduce human candidates for another set. The­ ever we want toj^Riey have Ss*f - 1 £ life. This act fulfilled will time for all good men to come elded fjaat tbest cafi' select a man" ^^^^^SL^^f''-^^ bing? to the aid- of their country, be­ refore, all that happened was to rTO^^^dBnMtPAnyeduca- cause this nation to have no pop­ increase the cost of voting. to sfgeg; $tttn ^am^fiffi^j^ ulation to defend this country ag­ cause, if the women of this coun­ doubt-yp^pj^^^lrf^ict of sex tignajl jfitoottjigmu* can say that try fulfill their latest demands Another mistake was to grant againj m^meMsllnquents, hip- ainst invasion by some land grab­ women the right to become econ­ freely, hopilfg^«gair&? Jail odds bing nation to make this country upon we the men, in the next that pregnanyCsic) will riot occur.. p^^|oV®nok|lta, hard narcotic 30 generations of people, there omic competitors to men in the users^gWHQr lareeniste, Weather- a colony or a possession of the business and labor world. The Should, pregnancy'• occur,- these invading country. MEN, stop the will not be any people left in this women want-our ..'Government to fllpyjilaek Panthers, Revolution- country to uphold, protect, and latest report 1 have on this pro­ piiii the like* AH because power of women. blem, Is that there are over 30 allc# free abortions at public j^**WkTth^*%st stay at home to defend the Constitution of these expanse * or \yio have^jhe right United States. million females employed - this mSksd^^Ehoice of word) good Sincerely, means that 30 million males are to Ijarry* the fetus te birth "and Frank Szibel Man has made several gross theft'-turn ^ae'>xdhiiid--al§iB®,~tOy,av mistakes In the past to satisfy unemployed. PPPilil new thought has come 2460 S. 74th St. Milw., 53219 YOU CAN AFFORD TO FEED YR PETS & YRSELF GOOD FOOD

Dear People: Also, your cat food recipe Just got to town after 2 years- really pisses me. If you fuck­ in the country and one of the ers can't get to a meat market first things I saw was Kaleido­ or a fish place for fresh ani­ scope. OK. Two things - people mal protein for your carnivorous will probably have better luck with toys (which Is how a lot of freeks wild mustard and pokeweed from and straights treat their pets) vacant lots than dandelions. The give them to someone who can. latter are bitter now, and to make Scraps and organ meat have more them palatable, you have to boil food value than muscle meat -If out all the vitamins, instead of you'd cut out rip-off hamburger the quick steaming you can get buying at the places I see at away with while they still have every corner - Webbs, etc - yellow blooms. Mustard or clo­ you can afford to feed your pets ver, with yellow 4-petaled flow­ and yourself good food instead ers are better now. NOT Butter­ of U.S. Government ihspected(ha) cups. They aren't good for you. meat flavored flour and corn meal. Check your STALKING THE WILD ASPARAGUS, etc. for more Petruska. info.

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They are attracted by lions, tigers, pythons, etc. They fall Into love and float the car down the river to a safe world. If you enjoy beautiful scenery, see this* movie. BRAZEN WOMEN OF BALZAC A MOVIE REVIEW Now showing at Cinema I Is a riotous romp through the rye. Various girls minus their clothers wearing masks, stomping grapes in Europe. Taking notes while watching audience for the 10 p.m. showing The Lift—which cannot be seen Plenty of sex without being sexy In color. The Lift is like reading a book down to about 20 and eliminated most places these days, nor any­ Excellent photography. in the midst of the 4th of July the midnight show entirely. thing, like it—tries to do more, The plot left something to be desired, fireworks—it's possible but not But the interplay of all the perhaps because the substitution Balzac said, "Balling is not a sin if you enjoy it". Balzac very productive. And some of the elements involved—film, slides, of a poet for a live rock band could be right I visual explosions projected by taped music, live music and live introduces the philosophical ele­ See this if you are horny, but not desperate. Ron Horbinski—from- hand-pain­ poetry meshed smoothly enough ment. (Even though the poetry ted 16 mm film and one or more to at least sustain the 50 or so may have been considered the By Zen Master BOB WATT of the three slide projectors used minute presentation for an aud­ most important element, orig­ In the show—approximate fire­ ience which proved to be recept­ inally, the energy of the other works at times. ive (you can tell by the applause) mediums steals the show.) But there is much more in this with some extended periods in The result, then, runs from mixed media experience: visual turn of excitement, pathos, wit abstraction to delightful anim­ juxtapositions, the counterpoint and a kind of instant profundity ation (by Horbinski with stand­ of John Sahli's guitar and sitar, engendered by contemplation of ard film animation techniques) taped rock music and the poetry Man's Story in slides. of numbers and letters, to pseu­ reading of Bob Reitman. Which Is to say that In a fast- do-home movie silliness to media So note-taking was abandoned flowing performance such as with a message. Advertising po­ at the onset of the group's most mixed media necessarily is, ster-nudity, light, color, oscilla­ 9%^ recent performance, and memory much depends on recognition of tions, illustrations from maga­ Mother nature will release her firs: crop of wild grass within will have to serve. obvious symbols and their man­ zines. 4 weeks or so- fields are to be found throughout the midwest - The occasion was another pre­ ipulation, with the music provid­ And sound. Sahll in front on and now who stumbles upon such a find will no doubt eventually miere for The Lift at a coffee ing an ironic or sympathetic co­ guitar, on bass buitar, with a wind up quite nailed unless this quantity of wild hemp Is quick­ house on the East Side which mmentary. It's not a doctoral dis­ comfortably full stage stereo set­ ly packed out of sight. 1 have devised a process, being still quite shall not be named because of sertation, after all, and if a fault up, mixed with the taped sounds primitive and un-expanded upon but neverthe less ingenious, after unresolved entertainment license is to come on too obvious at times, controlled by Horbinski at the all what Is pale green, liquid, sweet, virtually odorless and may sit difficulties. A premiere because it's probable that with more sub­ projector. openly in your kitchen? each Lift show Introduces-from tlety you couldn't get off on (Historical note: Sahli was 5 to 10% new material, according it at all. the former lead guitar for - re­ THE CANNABIS-WINE PROCESS to Sahll, making each a premiere. The exception to this obser­ member? - the Shags.) Apparently a lack of advertising- vation would lie in the route of At intervals, Reitman somewh­ 1. Upon finding a field of wild hemp, cut it, sack it and truck off even by Reitman who has his complete abstraction. This is not ere out there In the darkness- for parts unkown. own captive progressive rock overlooked by The Lift, and it the projection Is cut off during 2. At part unkown - cut plants Into small segments - wash through­ station, WZMF-FM, for which provides some of the best mom­ these moments, leaving a shadowy ly with cold water - quality here is 3 to 4 quarts of hemp segments. he is program director and pr­ ents, in the manner of the light screen to contemplate - with poe­ 3. Place cleansed, cut grass into I gal. of vigorously boil|n ime time announcer—kept the -shows, which can be seen at many try to provide a transition and Continued on Page 8 places these days. sometimes introduce a theme. To be honest, I'm not too sure . about how closely - or effective­ ly - the-poetry complements each of the distinct segments that make up a show. I'd need those non­ existent notes and a script to figure that out, and perhaps the poetry is meant to- fit in only In a broad way. If so, it does that, at least. Neverthe less, the poetry can stand on Its own, usually em­ ploying the litanlc (parallel struc­ ture) devices and mythic referr- ents(childhoods past, the hunter) H yr a garbage freek you save everything* When tt comes so food are a good tootj^heremed>^^tput it entile aching tooth and leave and simple solutions( everyone that probably means you teat a lot of stews, soups* and Trdshmoshes it there. You can buy clove oil too, In bottles* If you want to make touch and love and be nice) which made up of everything you've gov necklaces out of cieves*(they smell good, keep away evil spirits, and are most effective In the oral Curry is neat. It apices up old leftovers and is especially good 'slsm pretty)~seak them fir^o^ernlght in just enough water to cover. tradition as opposed to the print­ In the suti»nertime--.the spices preserve food, it whets the appetite They'll swell up and] get soft so you can thread them, but will return ed word. and la good for the digestion. Of course there la a right and a wrong 4*Ttheir normal pru||f selves Jn^S'iiseekoi:so*-Ye# can save the water' Only fragments have stayed way to make curry: ff you're lazy or busy or don*t give a shit* you '-for a mild local- anesthetic. Cloves sn?e autisptic toe* with me: the wish for "a car­ Because of the healing properties of these spices, ginger snips are ousel with enough wooden horses can just use curry powder, but you should try at least once doing & good for people getting over the flu, or who have morning sickness. the way its dose in India* 1 for everyone..." the plight of Curry powder Is simply a mixture of various spices—some exotic, Soda crackers are the usual remedy, but the white Hour can't do you "the exotic human bird crawling s ome .not. Cardamom, coriander, cumin, tttrmerlc, fenugreek* and much good, even if the baking soda does* For morning sickness* JMst for survival, Inside the eggs our saffron are probably not In yr possession already and are somewhat nibble ft few of these before you eyes sit up la the morning? children numbered..." and the extended, moving summation of hard to find; cloves, cinnamon, cayenne (red pepper), mustard seed, GINGER SNAPS.. and ginger are more common. When you mix these spices yourself practically everything as all hu­ there's room for an Infinite number of variations—but almost every- manity moves toward an end in thing you make with curry powder tastes tho same. Heat 1 cup molasses (unsulphered If you can get it) to the boiling which "the cobbler has poured point. Pour It over 1/2 cup shortening (orl/3 cup oilX Stir in t tsp, the blood from his boot and goes Also, there's-a principle in Indian cooking of sauteeing the spices ginger, 1/4 tsp. powdered cloves, 1 tsp. salt, 1/2 tsp* baking soda,. [ In hot oil before you begin, which brings out the flavors and blends home...the archer has followed and 3 cups whole wheat flour. You might need more Sour. Roll very his arrow...and gone home..." 'thera. Here's a recipe for a cuury sauce that can be combined with thin siid cut out with a shot glass. Bake at 350 until crisp and dry. - all the garbage you;' want to eat. ' That's hardly an adequate samp­ (S to 10 minutes.) ling, but as the art students used i : .. If you've been throwing up, the salt will help restore the salt I SIMPLE CURRY * to say about every other paint­ balance in .your body, the. flour win provide.you with some bulk and ing. It all works. As for Reit- nourishment, and the baking soda will help settle your stomach. You I cap plain yogurt can give these cookies to babies who are teething, but some might man's delivery, it's sometimes 3 cups Water not like the strong flavor. The Natural Poods Cookbook has this like Reitman's earlier style of 1 the* wheie wheat flour super- healthy recipe for teething biscul^J announcing which had an edge of 4 $8« oil uncertainty. At worst, he de­ 2 tbs* honey / claims rather than speaks, but in (Group 1) (Group 2) 2 tbs. molasses the last half he settled into a 1/2 tsp. mustard seed' • 1/2 tsp* salt ' 2 the. oil smooth, easy mastery which needs no apology. v 1/2 tsp. cumin 1 tsp. turmeric 1 egg yelk, tgsi&ao/ x / " 1 tsp. fenugreek (optional) l tsp. cerlaoderr -;". 1 tsp* pure vanilla extract (optional) If I have a criticism or two - 3-4 whole cloves % tbs. honey 1/4 tsp, salt (also optional,..unless you're going to eat them too, and and 1 have - of the production, 1/2 tsp. dnoamon 1/4 tsp. cayenne think they taste wlerd without salt, omit it—salt is not necessary to Continued on Page 12 1/4 tsp. ginger (optional) health in the amounts- we eat it* Babies need even less*) Beat yogurt^ water, .and flour together well In a bowl* In a frying I cup whole wheat flour- pan,. heat oil and' add Group I of spices; Stir rapidly til mustard 1 tbs* wheat germ> seeds pop. Add yogurt liquid and keep mlxlo. Lower heat and add Blend honey, molasses, *ell, and egg yolk. Stir in vanilla, salt, flour, Group 2* Remember that cayenne is the hot stuff. Start with 1/4 tsp. and wheat germ. Dough should be stiff-* if it Isn't, add more Hour and add more if you dare. Simmer for about 20 minutes and mix with or wheat germ or powdered milk. Roll dough 1/4 Inch thick* Cut into all your junk., rectangles* ^lo-ce on un-oMad cocky sheet. Bake at 35© until lightly ZYG'S It's good to serve curry with a whole bunch of little bowls of things browned, 15 to 20 minutes. f . to tone down the taste* I don't know if they really do mat In India or ENGO STATION just in restaurants* Bananas, raisins, pickles, raw vegtables, melon, If either of these cooky recipes are shitty or they're leftover MAJOR & MINOR etc, all chopped up in little bowls is the way I've seen It done* or you just want to make a piecrust, just crumble them up (between Many of the spices used is curry are old digestive remedies, in - 2 sheets of waxed paper, with a rolling pin is best) and make a pie,, REPAIRS ON particular ginger* /cumin, femugreek, and cloves. The Ckeeks used shell. All you have to do is mix the crumbs with some honey If you VOLKSWAGONS & cumin for medicine for digestive problems and fenugreek has been want it, and some soft butter* margarine, shortening, or oil—enough used for treating rickets and anemia because it is rich In iron. If to make the crust stick together, about 1/3 cup* (Use 1 and 1/2 cups FOREIGN CARS you can get ahold of some candied ginger, just nibble at it when you of crumbs for a 9-inch pie,) Mix with a fork and pour it into the pie have gas In the stomach, It can also be minced very fine and used to plate, Press It ,dow& with yr fingers. You can bake it first at 350 for garnish cakes, pies (especiaUypumpkin), Spudding. It's really strong 5 or 10 minutes, then fill it*. Or don't bake it. Or fill it then bake it. 6410 West Silver Spring tasting, so watch put*. Cloves (powdered) could probably be capped Anyway, have fun, and swallowed for stomach aches; If you waatedto try lt. Whole ones —•Soybean Sally 7:30

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Leo Kottke Is perhaps too deep shallow performer. Delightful. and sensitive a performer to be Vibes were pretty nice. This U.S. - HEROIN TIES featured In a city like Milw­ is the kind of show-package gu­ aukee. Much of what he's cap­ Last week Rep. Paul G. Rog­ aranteed to promote such. Low- Several months ago, a Ramparts able of went over the audience's pressure, not overly show biz magazine article revealed the ers (D-Pla.) said that U.S. wea­ head and evenhistorical referen­ pons given to the nationalist "Ch­ like, a relaxed goodtime to be ties between the U.S. adminis­ ces as obvious as the anecdote on had. There did seem to be an tration, the U.S. backed Chaing ina" government have been re­ how Handel's "Water Music" sold for opium which is then inordinate number of po-lice ar­ Kai Chek regime and the grow­ came to be written was lost on ound, though--wonder what made ing heroin traffic In both the sold to U.S. troops In Vietnam the audience lumpen. in the form of smack. them think that THIS kind of pack­ U.S. and Vietnam. Which is all to say that, de­ age was likely to provoke trouble? spite obvious technical brill­ —Rich Mangelsdorff MARIJUANA WINE iance, Kottke could've been purfe water - container should be covered - allow to boll for 15 sharper and more Into it. And minutes - most resins begin to be released into water - fibers whoever told him he's a singer? begin to breakdown - save this entire unit. Country-style picking, a la Sam 4. Pour this unit Into large crock - cover - prepare 2nd. gal. of McGee, appears to be Kottke's boiling water with 5 lbs sugar and add to unit already in crock - forte and it may not be necess­ when possible add: 2 campden tablets, I tsp. yeast energizer, 1/2 ary for him to make as many tsp. tannin, 5 tsps. acid blend, all available at amatuer wine shops - bows in the direction of the now allow crock-unit to return to room temp. - covered. fashionable bottleneck style. One 5. At room temp, add 1 packet commercial wine yeast(andovin or senses enormous lyric potential 1 oz. ordinary powdered yeast - sprinkle on top and leave it for in him, which a more intimate 12 hours - again covered - stir in following morning, (covering: audience-setting would go much, layer of cloth and cellophane) farther toward bringing out* 6.1 day later - unit Is now fermenting, bubbling and churning Cat Stevens just rambled and etc. as yeast cells breakdown fibers of the hemp - allow this to trucked on through. A tasty if continue for 9 days, covered - also break clotted cap of mash every day. 7. At end of 9 day primary fermentation - siphon liquid into closed-environment gallort jugs - that is* fitted with fermentation locks(35£ plastic one-way valve) which allows C02 to escape and nothing to enter - save 'mash, which may be dried, some resins remain - secondary fermentation runs for 2 weeks, or end of fer­ menting action. ' 8. When fermentation action is completely finished - siphon liquid into storage container - again check for bubbles and any sign of continuance of fermentation, explosions are frustrating - this is a ferns process so further experimentation may enlighten the process. Ipll

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Ever wonder what happens to your car if you can't manage to scrape up payment money and It Is legally stolen from you, as mine was by agents of the Marine •*. mm ja mwms m ** m mf—m Bank on Dec. 22,1969? It may wind |\f| Jmm\ H | |\| ("J up on the auction block right on the East Side at the Downer Gar- P"* M\ f\^ | ^^ age, 2522 E. Webster. Banks hold E3A-V 1^11^. monthly rip-off soirees In the grimy second floor arena at said been stolen. This caused some de­ of repossessed cars by the Marine address, where banking business gree of consternation foThiever wife, psych out who they woulsd have Bank at the Downer Garage. 1 to out-bid for the car of their regimen loses all of the mahogan- children, and guests assembled, attended that auction'and recom­ ied, carpeted, and crystal chand- and I postehaste dispatched myself choice, and I noted one young mend a similar trip to you. They fellow with tears in his eyes who eliered gloss, and laws of the to the police station to report the hold a viewing of the loot the day bank-instructed, sweaty auctioneer theft. When I got there the desk later failed to win what 1 assumed before the auction, when mostly was HIS car back. The auctioneer prevail. Yes, my friends, as my sergeant said, Oh yeah, we knew car dealers and some private eyes are my witness, it's all hap- they were going to repossess your worked fast, moving from one car consumers who are sharp enough to the next as the flock followed penning within your own bailiwick car tonite. They can do it you to see the small ad or who have at Webster and Downer. know, it's legalized thievery, but eagerly. Inside of a half hour been otherwise informed traverse all the cars were sold and bank My experience may help you they (the banks, etc.) have to to the garage and, walk past the avoid similar relations with the notify us to get our okay and so representatives closed the deals working mechanics on the ground with more iron-clad contracts, Marine Bank. AH banks and finance we don't interfere with their act floor to a dimly lit back stairway. companies operate about the same of repossession.'' With a sinking only in this case they worked over OINKS Climbing up this flight to the se­ the hoods of their chattels Instead when It comes to stealing your car, feeling along with a rising rage, cond floor, one sees the cars, lots but my encounter was with the Ma­ I returned home and explained of their plush, richly-grained of them, all freshly washed and desks back at the bank. rine. I was one month behind in what had happened. My anger divested of any connection with LEARN my payment and had established would have been lessened if the For the bargain hunter who their hapless former owners, save doesn't mind perpetuating this a record of lateness with payments bank had issued a warning to me a bank code number on the wind­ The Associated Press reports but I nevertheless had always made that. If I didn't make the payment sort of action, there are always that El Paso, Texas police off­ shields. The day 1 went, there was good buys to be had at these auc­ them and never later than one by a certain date they would re­ a VW camper and an outboard boat icers are going to school to lea­ month from the due date. On the possess, but they didn't do that. tions. If you don't have scruples rn Spanish. Sounds like a good hu­ and trailer rig along with about over trading in the misfortunes evening of Dec. 22, I was home I had no advance notice of their 25 cars. The next day,, the day of man relations move In a town on with my family and the car was action. They didn't even Scotch- of others, go and buy somebodys the Mexican border..but It's not the auction, I returned and lt was car. The vehicles are coded with parked in the driveway. We were tape a Merry Christmas card to the same greasy, grimy scene, what lt appears to be. trimming our Christmas tree my front door. I heard them ex­ what the bank needs to get for them The cops will be taught to sw­ except that this time the Marine in order to "come out", and it With the children and entertaining claim nothing as they drove out Bank had added a bevy of their ear In Spanish thanks to a $61, some friends. During the evening, of sight. Very bad fiduciary form, all depends on how much the divest­ 000 Texas Criminal Justice Co­ plastic beauty girls to hostess the ed customer had already paid on while I was in the house no more 1 thought. Rather than.attempt to affair, and there was free coffee uncil grant so they'll know when than 25 yards from my car out­ recover the car by pleading with the car before it was taken as to Chlcanos talk about their moth­ and doughnuts. (Make note, Free how cheaply the auctioneer is au- side, the Marine Bank's nocturnal the bank with payment (which 1 Food Enthusiasts ).Since this was ers In bad enough terms to "ju­ raiders crept up on my car, roll­ had) in hand, i adopted a "you can Ized to let it go. There are always stify" a crack on the skull. the Halloween season, the Marine, good tries made by the auctioneer ed it down the driveway, down the keep your dirty old car" attitude, with a touch of what I deemed The program, a spokesman said, street and around the corner where along with the taking of oathes and and the bank to get more than what Is being conducted by th«LUniv­ misguided festivity, had placed a was owing in order to get- a little they started It and drove off into calling down of hexes the likes bright orange pumpkin on the hood ersity of Texas at El Paso be­ the night. When my guests left, of which would have made Robert richer, but often cars are sold far cause "the officers must know of each to-be-auctioned car,. Their below the Blue Book value. That's I accompanied them outside and Ruark and Jomo Kenyatta tremble. mimeoed tout sheets listing the the cuss words so they will kn­ then discovered that my car had I haven't seen the Marine Bank why so many of them turn up on ow when they're being insulted." stolen goods were decorated with used car lots. since, but 1 understand they are sketches of jack-o-lanterns, corn still spreading around their shocks, etc. and 1 said to myself, Keep your eyes peeled for the "Beautiful Money" "here's a rip-off with class." next auction, go and get your free with the same very ugly strings refreshments. They're usually During the moments before . held toward the end of the month attached. auction time used-car dealers WKA* to do 1 never knew the fate of my car and advertised In the Sunday raucously greeted each other, Milwaukee Journal. Viewing is on until a few months ago, in Sept. joking about who would get which _pr Oct. 1970. I spied a small a Tuesday and the auction on cars, nervous non-dealers fur­ Wednesday. It's a nasty business, t classified ad in the Milwaukee tively glanced from side t6 side to wheN • Journal, proclaiming an auction THE FN coMes BDW'8 THAT CORN 0N^ T?tt,FUNly,OIv YOUR LEFT BIG- ELSE VK KNOW, TOE! DOING, KICK? A jYOU'fca S GUILTY/. WW

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are a thinly disguised strategy of cause it's a direct contradiction attacks have come at a time when are forming broad-based coali­ pushing the people into a confron­ to thecommunltygoals.The police Blacks, Chlcanos. andlong-halrs tions, and are \ taking up the tation. Alternately, the second challenge with, "We're gonna get theory is that Mayor Henry Maier along, or we're gonna get it on." 111 is looking for a campaign issue Already there have been two for 1972. Henry pulled this last large demonstrations protesting election, but somehow, it doesn't the police conduct, excluding the jive. Cops pulling their guns on one at McGovern Park. The photos a ten-year-old Black girl in a were taken at the Safety Building park or firing at Chicano kids at and the new Police Administration BRUTAL- a playground doesn't sound like Building where 300 Chlcanos and something Henry is capable of their Black and white supporters doing. Furthermore, sources clo­ marched the day after the play­ ITY |. se to the mayor say that he is ground incident. While "they mar­ unable to control the police, and ched outside, DAMikeMcLiberal -Continued from Page 2- that he has some second thoughts laid down a smooth line about FIGHT1NG VIOLENCE: 1971 about appointing Breier. "checking the guns" and the press The people have hoped for many watered the story down to a Two theories have been advanced things....like economic stability, "possible rumor" of misconduct. In the wake of this blanket terror­ peace at home and in Vietnam, {The Sentinel chose to run a ism. One is that Breier himself welfare rights, adequate housing. breath-taking "view of the 6th St. has issued instructions to provoke No one has hoped for a "long, hot viaduct-juxtaposed with the setting the ghetto(s) into a riot. The recent summer". The Incidents of brutal­ sun.-...not the march itself.) . attacks on the Equals and the late- ity and racism have angered the The second was a march on the night beatings of innocent people ^people, not only because the acts 5th District Station, where about I themselves are sickening, but be­ 150 young members of the Black P. Stone Nation raised the same protest. There was never a more heavily guarded police station than Number 5 that night. The Journal mentioned the march, but the bulk of the article questioned whether or not the Stones were Connected with the Chicago group. The Stones have been organizing in Milwaukee for two years. Still another possibility for com­ munity re-action exists. Many strong "natlonal"ties bind Mil­ waukee to thousands of other veterans of the Internal American War. Look around, Harold Breier. See that the people you've chal­ lenged are united, and able to call for help if needed, as our brothers and sisters in Cairo, Illinoid did. Deal with the charges of excessive force, of harrassment, and of mis­ conduct or deal with the anger and energy of the people. Harold, find another way to get high. —Al Altendorf o_ a 3 § o < 2 ^ 3 c SQHW^RJTZ ^ 1. II «»" 3- -i tj to fl> m BOOK SB0P a. o o LISTEN, ^^M^jy MB-EREABA LISTEN, HUMANITY 11 NARRA7 pANDECff O) a> BTD.E MEHERBABA >itVEM m O _* *O g-C Narrated and edited

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LIFT...from p.5 vented for spreading the good yond entertainment, is "to cause and appeared at colleges, high Another question is why Hor­ part around. people to see things or hear t things Schools, coffee houses, at the East it's the previously mentioned sh­ binski, with so many resources It should be stressed that the in ways they've never thought of Village and elsewhere. utting down of the film during and talents, relies so heavily on Lift has no precedent locally and before," Sahli explained before Sahli by day is an industrial the poetry, at least In a location old Esquire magazine illustra­ was well worth the $1 admission the performance. designer, and will join the other which is not sufficiently dark to tions. simply as an entertaining produc­ , He also sketched the history of two in graduate studies in edu­ keep up the illusion erf total And I do think some of the di­ tion. As enlightenment, it won't the group, which some may re­ cation. environmental control. \ Rather dacticism of "you must touch and leave you where you've never been member began as the Undergr­ The public would do well to than a blank screen, something* love" is a bit naive. Bring on before, but it can be totally ab­ ound Lift Society in the fall of turn out in force the next time ^pinpoints of brilliant color danc­ Bob Watt, who articulates Every­ sorbing at times - the natural, 1967, Tirst appearing at UWM. around - which happens to be ati ing, perhaps - should be put out man's frustration at a world ruled or technological, equivalent of, In the period since, they've Summerfest where they're booked there to absorb one. Or slide by erotic selfishness and surfeit, continuously added and dropped rhythmically introduced. Some­ ves, atrip. for six nights. and no effective program yet in­ One of the show's purposes, be­ segments, refined their effects —Mike Zetteler Page I. Second Section - Kaleidoscope No. 98 will run, we will finally opt for concentration camps, secret police, troops and Attorney General Mitchell. Revolutionists must offer a program that gets milk to babies, and allows the farmer to plant, tend and har­ fcoilgh shit|, • - vest. $%&••' Sixth, the revolution must not have contempt for yoy.&ssed it;! the people. We say we love the workers, but then we talk about "Middle America." We love poor Bl­ THE ocks and hate poor whites, though both groups are racist. If we do not understand that revolution seeks to liberate people, then we will never win our re­ volution, will never organize our chaos, and should simply retire. If we insist on waging a revolution based on hatred and violence, we shall, in five or ten years, have a revolutionary leader who looks REVOLUTION just like an Agnew and a Chief of Secret Police wholooks just like a Mitchell. When one has contempt for the people, one does not listen to them. When one does not listen to the people, they have contempt for the revolution. And so, this final observation: the task of the IVEi tl revolutionary is to know his period In history. The very technology that has destroyed the power of the old order has also made violence an impossibly There Is always a great deal of talk abut "re­ will carry more weight with serious men. It is in dangerous method of changing society. One can app­ volutionary violence," and so, as a pacifist, I want that conservative mood that I say we have, in Rich­ laud the courage of the National Liberation Front to deal with revolution and violence. First, a rev- ard Nixon, a man who lied his way into Congress and the existential brings men into the.Black Pant­ -olutionary period is always violent, and there is and then into the Senate with false charges of Comm­ hers, but fury that is courage must not be ours. no point wasting emotional energy deploring it. The unism against his opponents; a man who sought (al­ violence Is usually totally senseless, misdirected, ong with Dulles) to persuade Eisenhower to unleash tragic It is possible I will be killed, for example, our nuclear power in Vietnam in 1954 when the Fr­ **IF WE INSIST ON WAGING A. REVOLUTION by an extremist of the right, but it also is poss­ ench were losing. Nixon is a consummate politician BASED ON HATRED AND VIOLENCE, WE SHALL ible I might be killed by an extremely committed, who has written off the Black vote altogether, and is IN FIVE OR TEN YEARS, HAVE A REVOLU­ courageous, decent frightened young kid from the striving instead to hold is Southern base, hoping to TIONARY LEADER WHO LOOKS JUST LIKF extreme left who views pacificists as the primary destroy whatever chance Wallace might have in 1972. AN AGNEW../8 - enemy of the revolution.^ Jewish Merchant in Har­ Nixon is a mechanical man, counting votes (eff- > • lem, a man who has made a good living from sell­ ectively), and deciding to opt for a reactionary coal­ ing poor people things they don't need at a price high­ ition that willl build on Middle America's fear of the er* than they would pay elsewhere in "the city, may be young, fear of change, fear of Blacks, fear of hippies, cut down some night by a junkie who panics—not homosexuals, Jews and Communists. Nixon has always by some community "committee of justice", while, been a man who traded in fear, and he remains that "LENIN EXAMINED RUSSIA. MAO EXAMINED around the corner, an old Jewish doctor who under­ today. His is an administration that carefully nurtures CHINA. CASTRO EXAMINED CUBA. WHY DO charges his patients and over-works himself is knifed the worst in America. iPf|li lllsl ^^t^' ~ *' OUR RADICALS EXAMINE LENIN, MAO, AND to death by some psychotic Black militant who thinks Yet he will, I think, lose. He and Agnew and Mit­ CASTRO INSTEAD OF AMERICA?" rthe Jew is the enemy. l^rJs chell have set to sea in a sieve and will sink. Hope­ There is no justice during a revolution. How do fully, without trace. One thinks of Kim Agnew wanting I find the justice involved in the death of kids from to protest the war and of Laird's son doing so. One Our task is* to revolutionize society and to save thinks of the sons and daughters of politicians' jailed, heroin? What is the sense of ghetto residents fir­ it._ if man can survive, it will be on the basis of caught smoking pot. refusing to be drafted. deliberately breaking down the conscious barriers ing at fire "trucks that have come to' put out fires? Mitchell is a terrifying figure-a Stalinist Chief or race, class, nation-and even, age. All of this violenrereflects a revolutionary peri­ of the Secret Police puffing on a pipe-hut he is out of If we see the threat that violence poses to ev­ od when old values and institutions have no his depth trying to deal with all of us. The repression eryone, we shall "not try using it to change society. power. Wi&m today is much worse than in the McCarthy period It is not a question whether we are all saintly en­ One must note—forcefully—in passing, that all but that repression back in the 1950's, came when ough to abandon violence (we are not), but whether the violence of Black militants and white idiots, the left was weak, and reaction moved in.to fill we are smart enough. I am not saintly, and neither such as the Weathermen, does not begin to match a vacuum. Today, the repression comes because are.you. That is one reason why the surrender of the violence of the state. Each week, Nixon's pol­ there is a movement, genuine, deeply rooted, wide­ violence is a revolutionary act-because we are icies mean 100 American boys come home in alum­ spread, and very threatening. Our jailers in the being forced to stretch ourselves, to act beyond what inum boxes and thousands of Vietnamese die and early 1950's were smug. Today, they are frightened. we thought possible. History is brutal, catching us are buried. If Abbie Hoffman crosses a state line ' But there is always a chance the left will make always before we are read,; lorcing us into de­ with the thought of rioting, he will be sentenced to some or all of the following errors, permitting vict­ cisions We lack the courage to make. ory to go to these old men of the sea, sailing in their It is a terrible time in which we live, the city sieve. 11111 streets haunted with violence, our ghettos swept First, partly by frustratiqn, partly by lack of with addictkon, our friends in prison or on trial, "...ALL THE VIOLENCE OF BLACK MILITANTS brains, partly by police agents in our midst,' the unspeakable violence in Vietnam, profound wicked­ AND WHITE IDIOTS, SUCH AS WEATHERMEN, revolution can be tricked into violence and pro­ ness in our government. And yet, when would it DOES NOT BEGIN TO MATCH THE VIOLENCE vocative acts. Comrades, beware the police agent have been better to have lived? OF THE STATE." in our midst: he sounds more radical than any of David Mc Reynolds in Oz us, and he will be released without bail after you iHlnnDnniTHnimirim rill Tmpr™ 'IILIII liniHTH ) I)IIH itrirUtiuiniifiijiii nndU w II HIULIIUHI niifinnmm J have been jailed for a bomb plot. SS^'i Revolutionary theories of other lands do not fit us. If Mitchell had any business sense, he would "...17 IS THE LAWLESSNEM OF TW STAT give the Ozark; mountains to the Weathermen,, and ITSELF THAT CREATES THE GREATEST other assorted violent revolutionists, and charge 5 admission so that foreign guests could see "live VIOLENCE:,/ v American guerrillas in their natural .habitat.?' Ne­ ither, in the city nor the countryside can guerrilla war be carried on. There is no ocean for us to swim in, if we seek to be violent fish. five years in prison, but if the Chicago police act­ Those are tactical points. More basically, we accomp­ ually engage in a riot, as charged by the Walker lish nothing if we chant "Off the pigs, "except to show report, nothing will happen to them. Such is the what poorly trained Marxists we are. Cops are agents nature of American justice. of the system, taking its pay to enforce its laws! Cops in short, it is the lawlessness of the state itself are not the system itself-just the agents. They are no that creates the greatest violence and that leads, different from the troops we've got in Vietnam; arid, because of Its intense violence, to a breakdown of if we can learn to talk to our troops in Vietnam, why moral authority. , llfe^ can't we learn to talk to our cops? The system is our Revolutions are rarely particularly violent; th­ target, not the C°P4^S&||1|1 ough they are generally repressive toward the old >: But we also lose -the battle morally if we permit order. Cuba under Castro is probably less violent ourselves to be brought to the level of treating any man than Cuba before Castro. Algeria, miserable as it or woman as an object, seeing their uniform (or th­ may be under its present rule, is certainly less eir color, or their religion) rather than seeing them. violent than during the long rebellion against Fr- We understand that the Black heroin addict" who knifes ande. And, while Nixon worries publicly about the an old lady to death to get a few bucks toward his "terror" the communists, might bring to Vietnam Jix is a poor bastard caught in a trap. Don't we if they won, it must be said that it would take great realize the cop is caught in the same trap? The same technical skill on their part to kill as many Viet­ society that puts a knife into an old lady puts the club namese as we have killed. up against your head. 1&I-& There are at least two prospects ahead of.us. Second, we have to stop seeing the "liberal spirit" One is the creation of new institutions, new dist­ as our main enemy, it is one thing to understand that ributions of power, that would place us in "a human "official liberalism" invaded Cuba, authorized the relationship with the machinery of our times. The Green Berets, began the Vietnam intervention, and st­ other prospect is the political reaction and physical arted the CIA, But many Americans are non-dogmatic repression Nixon has in mind. cheerful and trusting, and would work with radicals I deem it important, not to exaggerate, to avoid if we would stop biting them. ,!%^ paranoia where possible and to understate a ser­ . Third, the revolution may debate within itself, but ious point rather than overstate it, in the hopes it it must not permit its own division. The political right unites easily, because it has property and priv­ ilege and wants to defend them. The right has little ideology, and it doesn't hays much in the way of brains or courage-: It Simply has power. Th.6 ISit has ideology, which more often serves to confuse us than send us forward to effective battle. The Communists are found „of saying that "Marxist- Leninism is the weapon of the working-class," which may even be true, but it is certainly a weapon with which radicals have generally done more damage to th­ emselves, than to the establishment, f'*-^ Fourth, the revolution must be revolutionary. Thau is its most difficult task. It is easy to wear a guerrilla's beret, chant "Right On", and quote Mao. It is much harder to examine bur own country, its needs, its people and its special situation. Lenin ex­ amined Russia. Mao examined China. Castro examined Cuba. Why do our radicals examine Lenin, Mao and Castro instead of America? Fifth, either the revolution will have a program or it will fail totally. People cannot stand endless chaos. Chaos without meaning provides a kind of unbearable tension rather than liberation. If the farmer never kn­ ows whether he will be able to harvest his seeds, if the mother never knows when the milk will be in the store, and If none of us know when the subways Page 2. Second Section - Kaleidoscope No. 98

trogen in each tablet: Demulen 1, Demulen .5, Norles- trin I, Norlestrin 2.5, Norinyl 1, help Ortho-Novum 1/50, Ovral. NEW YORK (LNS)—"Rrring. BAY I .#• ring," the emergency button of the ft. *5*l dilapidated building rang. "Push '<4&a\ ^Sii the button, push the button." vo screamed someone from the stal- . 12,172 &\ led elevator. One minute, two minutes, three minutes passed and AREA: no response. HANOI (LNS)—The air war over Finally the sweating passengers Laos, which the Johnson and Nixon pried open the door apd_s_treamed tried so hard to out. And what as claimed a-total tives—City -Rj S. aircraft since Benjamin Alt .*^s*f%&<& to incomplete *K«fi£ v Albert Blume Statistics released by the Lao Pa­ c^o°u»* r^ aides on an inspection tour. They triotic Front. y*mmtYsmWZ*' stampeded down the stairs and out One third of those planes were *f*o#* of the building...the elevator went downed by infantry fire and 119 on without them. were destroyed on the ground. The losses reported for 1970 and the first four months of this year—977—are almost five times t? higher than the figure reported by '##^s i*V*£ Pills the Pentagon, v.:, ,<* NE W YORK (LNS)—Estrogen and progesterone are the two female Gray-haired woman in a Sha- Deeter's old studio in the Chick­ at Cal. one afternoon watching hormones that make up all'birth ttuck Street deli in Berkeley en Factory and Egg was once this belly-dance do her thing on control pills. %M looks up and her customer and married to John Garter who wrote a Persian carpet in front of the poison Golder Bear(where the staff and Medical studies have shown es­ says, "You wanna lid?" For his the lyrics to "Acapulco Gold."... trogen to cause most side effects NEW YORK (LNS)—According to take-out coffee, of course. New­ Trendsetter: That Erotic Film Profs eat) when I heard a chant to the pill. Such side effects are u- the Washington Post, whch re­ est Bay area enterprise is Amor- Festival hald by Sutter Cinema at behind me.^'TAKE ART OUT OF sually temporary: however, some cently ran a feature story on J. phia and Amorphia is three guys, the Presidia Theatre in San Fran­ THE MUSEUMS!" Hooked abound women taking the pill experience Edgar himself: Mike Aldrich, Blair Newman, and cisco last December set a pre­ and there were two young men dangerous complications. ' The FBI chief will not touch the Frank Richards, who have half a cedent. Berkeley had one of its "wearing women's panties pulling Not more than .05 milligrams of delicacies he receives from un­ million packages ot joint rolling own in May and I'm told there'll a cart loaded down with five peo­ estrogen in each tablet is neces­ known admirers; he.fears some­ paper under the brand name Aca- be another big one this Fall. ple, four guys (ditto in panties) sary to insure 100% contraceptive one might slip him s ome pois oned pulco Gold. Point of this cannabis '; The battle continues between on four cushions forming a square protection. The following brands food. He donates these ^elect­ co-op is a campaign to legalize the street musicians and crafts­ around this tall, big-breasted, of the birth control pill contain not ables to orphanages and other in- grass and take it out of the hands men and local authorities. San black-haired , stoned beautiful I more than .05 milligrams of e's- stitutions."" s$£p£ of the pushers. Side trip: Am­ Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto woman. She was wearing an orphia ia housed in sculptress Egg made the east side. of; Civic enormous dildo' which- she held Center Plaza an artists' center happily in her hand ,and used as last May and his gesture set off a water pistol as the parade rolled an uproar. 1 asked one young down Sproul Plaza to the Student man why.<#$'• You set Up in Civic Union Building and back-up'the. Gays Charge Center, man, you get ripped off hill to Wheeler Hall.. "TAKE by the winos. Nobody else hangs ART OUT OF THE MUSEUMS," around there. The Mayor knows When it was over and the peo­ Get locide that."... |P|| ple, panties and dildo gone, an Couple of affluent longhairs talk­ Arab student asked me what it The Gay Revanchists say that incidentally to increase, their geon or a black man. The Mar- ing in the elevator of the Russ was all about. Student strikes the National Institute of Mental population rapidly, thus gaining a golese research, was funded and Building on Montgomery Street. and street riots, I might be able Health • is part of a conspiracy military advantage. Freud beli­ directed by NIMH. Revanchists One shows the other a V sign to explain, but a happening like for the genocide of homosexu­ eved that homosexuality was re­ say NIMH's "Gay is a mental and says, .'Tlove the peace sign. that? 1 just shrugged and went ' als. pressed because of this taboo, illness" line has been dis­ It's the ultimate hypocrisy." back to where the Eastern musi­ Last November, the Gay Lib­ and that the latent and repressed credited, so now the shrinks'are Enough politics... cians and the belly dancers were eration Front broke up the NIMH homosexuals comprised a'large moving against Gays in the field The latest in-groupie fad trip gettrfig their act back together. convention in Los Angeles. The portion, if not the majority, of of endocrinology. is nose-rings; yeah, onlysmaller You need education, hang around Executive Director told GayLib- the total population. Dr Margolese's discovery has than the kind they use in Taiwan Berkeley. .^; You need a good bers:-^"If you go against us, The Revanchists say that nature obvious genocidal uses. Since to lead the caribou around. These, carrot & raisin salad, check out we'll set your movement back ten has reacted to the abnormal im­ hormone secretions begin before are small and gold'and they fit Peter Walsh at Union Natural years". balance of sexuaLorientation with birth, homosexual fetuses can be on one nostril.' "131nda asked me Foods. Peter arid his wife Marga­ Since then aggressive anti- Starvation, disease and war. The detected and aborted. Worse, If I thought it was painful to have ret are exiles from the University homosexual provocations by Revanchists are a new Gay or­ the discovery will lead to the your nose pierced; wekk, I had shrinks have increased. In Jan­ ganization only a few weeks old speedy invention of a drug to never thought of anyone having of Wisconsin who have put to­ uary, they pressured the Nebras­ April 7th, they picketed the L.A. "cure" homosexuality. Anti-ho­ a nose pierced, period, so I told gether a combination healthy foods ka legislature into declaring that TIMES for anti-homosexual bias mosexual judges will be able to her 1 thought it probably was. grocery store and juice bar in a all "uncurable" homosexuals are in news reporting. Later the same force homosexuals to take the drug When 1 find out what the new reconverted garage on Union "sociopaths", and as such can be day they picketed the office of as a condition of probation. Par­ symbolism is, I'll pass it on to Street in San Francisco... incarcerated in state mental hos­ Dr. Sydney Margoleses in Century ents, juvenile authorities and sch­ you... ool officials will be able to ad­ Freshman comp revisited: "A pitals for life. .-TV V, City. In Berkeley, it started out as topless bottomless waitress The American Medican Asso­ minister the drug to reluctant the.Women's Liberation Front, The beef was a story in the homosexual children. bending over a customer's table ciation, an NIMH affiliate, laun­ April 2 TIMES, which reported then all of those front jokes came is communicating so she's pro­ ched a Vicious anti-homosexual that Gay males produce a larger The genocide of homosexuals along and it was shortened to tected under the U.S. Constitu­ crusade in its magazines, amount of the male hormone would not only be ecologically Women's Liberation and every­ tion's First Amendment and can't TODAY'S HEALTH, and theAMA etiochololone. The TIMES pre­ disasterous for the world, but it body on the street shortened it be outlawed, says the Third Dis­ JOURNAL. Other shrinks have dicted that the discovery will would leave the world as a cul­ again to Women's Lib — now it's trict Court of Appeal. That busied themselves writing anti- lead to a drug for the ' treat­ tural desert. A high percentage Female Liberation. That's what Majority decision was made by homosexual hate books and maga­ ment and prevention of homo­ of artists, , playwri­ the banner reads on the table in justices Bertram Janes and Edwin zine articles. sexuality". IflllliP ghts and writers have been Gay. Sproul Plaza.... Regan... Case you never knew, the The Revanchists sent out a Revanchists claim that homosex­ Gays have brought beauty Into an HOW TO UPSTAGE A BELLY- San Francisco Police Department DANGER Department: 1 was press relaease asserting that ualituw«yj i«s a«. natura«M»^l variation,»**«t.^..,, ».vno, ; ws n « :> n shrinks are now wreaking more abnormal than a white pid- . Gontd.on P. 7 standing around in Sproul Plaza „if„_°_".!ii; vengeance because Gays have r*---.------7------r--"'"'"'~~~~""""~~~~~~""~"'" exposed anti-homosexual psychi­ atry as a semantic trick. Dur­ ing the past six months, three shrink conventions have been dis­ rupted by Gay Lib demonstra­ tions. The shrinks are also in­ censed over the expose" of the atrocities against patients at At- ascadero State Hospital. The expose was carried by sixty Gay Lib and underground newspapers. Revanchists prCrrJse to launch a counter-crusade against thS Sh­ rinks, saying they will expose anti-homosexual psychiatry as a hoax, nothing more than a seman­ tic device to veil religious doc­ trines with the respectability of scientific terms. f;-*]il Shrinks say that homosexuality is a disease because coitus is necessary to reproduce the spe­ cies! Revanchists say sex is for pleasure, not for reproduction, and that homosexuality is required by nature for ecological balance. Simple math proves that people- would be as numerous as cock­ roaches in just a few hundred years of rampant heterosex- ualism, ^^llPi Sigmund Freud noted that primates are dominantly homo­ sexual, and concluded that all people have homosexual tenden­ cies . The ancient Jews devised anti-homosexualism as a national symbol taboo — like a flag — to distinguish themselves from their homosexual neighbors,\ and Kaleidoscope No. 98 - Second Section. Page 3

stuff. Pages under whatever category One of the major problems with you want. credit cards is getting them.- It One method many places that is generally very easy for people' grant any form of credit use to with straight jobs, stable resi­ check whether or not a com­ dence and substantial assets to pany really exists is the telephone get a lot of credit and other listings. Your friend's company is forms of credit, especially if they listed; therefore it exists. Al­ STEAL have borrowed and repaid money though you may not be able to before. ^E*£f.'; get an American Express card or Unfortunately very few citizens a large bank loan this way you of Woodstock Nation meet these can probably get afewdepartment qualifications. Some of them, store credit cards, a used car THIS however, are lucky enough to be and other assorted junk.. ,{-?! in the position of having one Your friend's company can also credit card, perhaps having re­ be quite useful as a reference ceived it by mistake, through for employment, especially if you fraudulent application, or even got fired from your last job for %I% legitimately while employed at a stealing. (See chapter on "On straight job in the past. the job rip offs".). If you are in this position In the part of STEAL THIS the only obstacle standing in the BOOK on securityAbbie suggests way of getting a lot of credit depositing some money in a sav­ cards is that of being currently ings bank, reporting your bank­ employed. This obstacle can be book lost, getting a new bank­ overcome quite easily. If you book and withdrawing the money don't have a friend who works you started out with. This leaves in a company to say that you you, with a bankbook showing a work there, you can have a friend balance which can be useful for set up his own company. This such things as collateral for bail. is much easier than it sounds, Another thing you can do is since the only asset this company have a friend write you a check needs is a telephone listing. All for ten thousand dollars after he your frifind has to do is think has closed his checking account. (a rip-off of a namSfor the business and call (I used to impress girls in my the phone company, saying that sixth grade class by writing out he Would like his phone listed large checks on my father's de­ under his business name. For funct company) this the phone company will Even though this check for charge you about $2.50 extra a ten thousand bucks is worthless manual) month for "business service" and you will be listed in the Yellow mwM Contd. on P. 7 STEAL THIS BOOK By Abbie book is largely the fault of the Hoffman. 308 pp., NEW YORK, publishers which refused to print ®QG&®&&®®&$tf^^ PIRATE EDITIONS. $1.95(FREE it and delayed its publication for IF STOLEN) months. Perhaps as a symbolic gesture it would be nice if these STEAL THIS BOOK is unequiv­ publishers at least offered to pay ocally the most importnat work the legal fees ifanyone is busted on economicssinceDASKA PETAL. as a result of using the out­ It will certainly outrank the dated information. BIBLE in the number of copies Actually, though, in one respect stolen and will probably be the there has been a change in the first book to have its movie credit card law that could bene­ O rights heisted. fit citizens of Woodstock Nation. & While STEAL THIS BOOIC is Recently a federal law was passed m really a brilliant work it does to protect legitimate credit card o NOTES have a few technical flaws, some holders from being billed for more of which are the result of the than $50.00 when someone fraud­ m delay in publication time arising ulently uses their card, even if from the fact that so many pub-, the fraudulent user charges $900. lis hers turned it down. 'W%®k worth of stuff/ on it and even if For instance, on the section the cardholder does not report on coins, Abbie lists many for­ it lost immediately. eign coins which are the same So now if you borrow a friend's size as American coins and sub­ card you can charge up to the way, tokens, and lists a coin store limit on it(and even more with in the East Village which sells small purchases that do not have these coins. Unfortunately this to be called in). Your friend coin store is no Jonger in bus­ can report it missing after- you iness, having closed after the are finished using it, saying that, people who ran it were busted he must have lost it a few days - on a charge of selling slugs. ago, but just discovered its loss. While the book is extremely A few credit cards, like Bank comprehensive in dealing with Amerlcard, have photographs of such topics as free food, shop­ the cardholders on them, but lifting and on-the-job rip offs, most do not. By 1984 all credit* I believe that the chapter on credit cards will have photographs, but cards should be revised and ex­ in the meantime you can pull panded, for all the important Acctually the biggest rip off credit cards have become the of all with credit cards, and one new money in the American Em­ you cannot go to jail for even if pire. In his discussion of steal­ you ard found, is for you to use ing credit cards, Abbie says: your own credit cards to buy "The absolute best method is everything you can possibly use, to have an accomplice Working sell, %or give to your sisters and - in the post office rip off the new brothers. This, of course, can cars that are mailed out. They only be done If you are planning get to know which evelopes con­ on dropping out and living on a tain new credit cards. Since the commune somewhere, since you person never receives the card will run your credit rating for it never dawns on them to report life. It stolen. This gives you at If you have an American Ex­ least a solid month of carefree press, Diner's Club or Carte spending and your signature will Blanche card you can charge ten be perfect." or twenty thousand dollars worth Unfortunately between the time of airline tickets, food, hotel bills,, the book was written and the gasoline, cameras, small jewel- time lt got into print many de­ ery items, etc., in the two weeks partment stores and other places or so before the bills start add­ mall a separate notice to the per­ ing up. Do not make too many son to whom- they sent a credit "large retail purchases since these card, asking, In fact, if they re­ have to be called in, while air­ ceived the card. line tickets and such do not. 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0OOOOOGOOGOQOOOOOOOQOQ 0 ' tife c* CONSUMER-TESTED VAGINAL DEODORANTS ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo If you believe the vaginal deodorant ads, you will run right it apart from the heavy porno dealers at the to see it if you hear of the chance. ly shoved up two cunts simultaneously, out and buy a case of the rapidly r: back who presumably got their early - Genet's CHANT D* AMOUR was pre­ Muehl pissed long and hard on the proliferating brands of women's KJ they sat rock-like with graye faces dictably somber and was also a very two recipients. 'personal sprays" popping upon it through thress hours of hard-core prno, bad print which took a little of the When he produced a frightened and drugstore shelves In pretty pink, lg screwing, wanking, gobbling, entry and edge off some of its excellent photo­ flapping goose from a squashed card­ orange or violet flowered cans. it exit. Mercifully the wise projectionist graphy. Masturbation seems to me to board box and waved it madly above For the ads promise every­ 1- showed the Scandinavian shorts three at be a lonely and insular act but a fact, his head, I joined a somewhat outraged thing that a woman could desire: •s once on the small screen so the tedium a prisoner's refuge, and therefore wor­ exodus and awaited events from the femininity, confidence, security, only set in after an hour instead of thy of the SELF member's attention. next rOOm. Had I stayed, I would have protection for "intimate mome­ re immediately. The other full length ameriean film was been involved in the man's destruc- nts", cleanliness despite "mon­ »d Late night showing was back in the' ADULTERY FOR FUN AND PROFIT, . tive and ridiculous mind-games. I had thly stress", and popularity ("yo­ ~e other part of Amsterdam, but by the time which eventually won a Wet Dream Prize no wish to screw my karma. His inten­ u're nice to be near in spite of O rt 1 got back there 1 was far too tired to for being the best 'Commercial Porn tion of slaughtering the confused ani­ nature or circumstance"). o ig enjoy or appreciate a full length american Movie' and was probably most mem­ mal and sharing his orgy of mindless o ia film by Fred Baker called EVENTS. The orable for the fact that all of the six sadism with the rest of the now through­ o K first of two ameriean movies, it was ladies serviced during its sixty-eight ly mind-fucked wet dreamers was o a the poorer of the two and once again munutes by the "hero* seemed to enjoy thwarted by three or four freeks who o an had bad acting and pseudo-arty camera it and forget the camera - very differ­ forcibly removed the bird from his hands. o :r work. E'^v.V ent from all those bores Sweedish ladies Right on...except that one of them was o nt Al Goldstein of SCREW was already chewing gum and rarely cracking a so incensed that he was hissing between o looking jaded and slightly bored, but smile, let alone a shout of ecstacy. his teeth, "Give me that bird or I'll ill blamed that on the films shown earlier Saturdy night was the secret venue, kill you". Muehl's smewhat shaky point 8 8 ti- at the BBK. "They were just fucking we learnt where it was only late Fri­ I believe. Because there is violencein O Di bad films, man, I was hoping to see day evening, as once again Bill Levy the world world there will always be tpMsome good stuff, at least intelligent, was very cautious of being stopped by people who feel obligated to point out ie not all that corny crap." 8 the 'authorities'. It was the KOSMOS, that the media presents that violence •o le Friday evening at the Leidseplein formerly the old Fantasio, and cer­ to us in a way that we can assimilate O ry 1 Theatre had the best film of the festival tainly the best venue of the festival. most easily and with least pain and o tapf-| i up to that point and what emerged as the The atmosphere was once again friend­ suffering to our own souls. I don't o ss most satisfying of all the films. Tajiri, ly but restrained, more porneys showing condemn his ideals. His methods stink. o e- a chinese-looking guy, and Peter Flem­ on- the sheet a break from the record He insults our intelligence by presum­ o ing, the head of a tiny company called Upstaris was filled by a very good spon­ ing that we are not aware! , His inten­ £ EROS FILMS had made a film that taneous music group- two people - who tion is clear, his screaming vulgarity o NATURAL ODOR as was a documentary, rather than another played background freak-outs to a selec­ transparent. Fuck him...gently. o Just take firm hold of the of /' pornographic short, about a young girl tion of bizarre Otoo Muehl shorts, tech­ Sunday was prize-giving night and o or$J. who lived and worked on a farm and nically shitty, but almost amusing. o phallic shaped can and spray... briefly the prizes were as follows: Wet pfffft...your crotch. Do vaginal :ss shared moments of intimacy with her The rumour began flying that the cen­ Dream Grand Prix Award: A SUMMER 0 th animals. It was a film that to begin area odors really vanish? Are sor's cuts from the Jagger movie PER­ DAY 1970, Tajiri and Peter Fleming. you left "refreshingly Nice"? nd with caused a fair amount of cynical FORMANCE were about to arrive and Blast From the Past Award: CHANT D* ig&Jlo merriment and loud comment in the Most women we interviewed th­ at about eleven thirty they did: with AMOUR, Genet. Best Commercial Porn ought not. "Vaginal sprays are ch \ audience but later proved to be a unique i. 'Sympathy for the Devil' blasting out in Award: ADULTERY FOR FUN AND ed statement and a bizarre but beautiful totally unnecessary - warm water one corner, we stood like engrossed star- PROFIT, Richard Robinson. Walt Disney and soap make me feel just as 2*s|0 movie. She was built like a Massey fuckers and drank in Jagger and Pallen- Memorial Award: SNOW WHITE AND ns , Ferguson and carried herself with con­ 'delightfully secure, comfortable berg(plus the other lady) almost getting THE SEVEN DWARFS(a very funny porny and feminine"', said one young ey fident and sometimes graceful self- it on, half a muff-dive and a couple of short version) by Christie Anderson. ne assurance, and the pattern was set with woman. Afew even thought that short glimpses of the jagger cock* it People's Porn Award to Peter Fleming's the cologne in combination with 3^# scenes *pf her helping, a pig up to the looked like a cock. Obviously, some of EROS FILMS. Dirty Old Man Award iia rear end of a sow and some amazing natural odors produced a highly it was cut because it was bad film, out to Otoo Muehl. Limp Cock Award to unpleasant. smell. "My lover shots of her efforts to ensure the entry of focus and meaningless, but it gave BARBARA, Walter Burns. One Night of of an incredibly erect stallion into a and I both like the natural smell of us a sense of being members of a cer­ Stand Awards went to nine other films my pussy", commented another. irj|| nervous and back-kicking mare. It was tain elite. They received polite applause including Carolee Schneeman's FUSES, magnetic. We won't see it in England for some reason. S^$ W$M the Kronnhausen fUm and Dwoskih's DELICATE TISSUES unless MaryWhitehouse gets herself 12 o'clock: the upstairs room was TAKE ME. publicly gang-banged by Lassie and fulled with people watching a live strip- Al Goldsteins final comment on the Do they make you "nice to be Champion the Wonder horse, but travel teaser dancing to emotion-filled .rock festival:'! don't get that goose trip near"? The males we interviewed and roll. Precise and carefully re­ together, but as a whole I'm sure it's made 8 found them "medicinal tasting and hearsed, but a little melodramatic, enter­ a termendous contribution." o unpleasant** or, at best, tasteless. taining fewer people than the inevitable If only I could work out exactly the o One man reported that it gave 9OOOOOOOOOOOOO00OOOOOO0 porny going on on the opposite wall. o his girlfriend a rash: another said After she left, I sank Into a corner to direction of that contribution..^ The It had a drying effect on his part­ listen to some good rock 'n roll: all Suckers Award, made by tatty audience o ner's mucosa. I'd heard for a week was Dutch muzak opinion, finally went to a short, very 0 'Some of the women we Inter­ and the occasional well-chosen blast to funny film of a hand sensually unzipping $ viewed had asked their doctors accompany some of the films. a levi-clad crotch, to the strains of o about vaginal deodorants. They Suddenly Otoo Muehl, two young chicks 'Also Sprach Zarathustra* and slowly © were told that the harsh chemical and another fellah" were naked in the pulling out a banana. I'm not sure that 0 Ingredients in vaginal deodorants midst of the slightly dazed, mostly stoned that isn't a meaningful statement on can be harmful to the delicate gathering; shooing everyone emphatically", the achievements of this first festival. tissues and may upset the healthy from the centre of the room, they began —By John Coleman balance of organisms which help cavorting as only uninhibited exhibition­ —From FRIENDS prevent odor. ists with strong ideals know how. The -Strawberry Fields. place became charged with an uncom­ fortable electric tension, acid waves and ^cannabis euphoria colliding over their it's all sex- heads. From there the caperings became pro­ 8 gressively more dmonic, a rollingpin Q was produced and shoved up our en­ o tertainers' asses and cunts, a plug 0 was pulled out of a cunt by Muehl's o teeth, a simulated gang bang took place o fNcMits, 8 in tiers. As the rolling pin was rough- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ4 8 O O o o 4nt|| o

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0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO1 9 8 8 CONSUMER - TESTED DAYS 0 F SEX 6 VAGINAL o o o DEODORANTS ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o If you believe the vaginal The 'Cannes of Cunt' set out with, deodorant ads, you will run right been made to bust the festival; and at apart from the heavy porno dealers at the to see it if you hear of the chance. ly shoved up two cunts simultaneously, o out and buy a case of the rapidly amongst others, the intention of produc­ the bottom of the page, read: "Warning: back who presumably got their early - Genet's CHANT D* AMOUR was pre­ Muehl pissed long and hard on the ing three hundred wet dreams, or at proliferating brands of women's Amsterdam is usually a relaxed and they sat rock-like with grave faces dictably somber and was also a very two recipients. 'personal sprays" popping upon least showing enough horney movies to tolerant town for soft drug smokers. But through thress hours of hard-core prno, bad print which took a little of the When he produced a frightened and achieve a reasonably similar effect drugstore shelves in pretty pink, during the festival screenings smoking screwing, wanking, gobbling, entry and edge off some,. of its excellent photo­ flapping goose from a squashed card­ orange or violet flowered cans. on the audience of hardy sex fiends and is discouraged. Police will be present exit. Mercifully the wise projectionist graphy. Masturbation seems to me to board box and waved it madly above inter-europe-national media freeks. For the ads promise every­ and It would be unfortunate if your in­ showed the Scandinavian shorts three ar be a lonely and insular act but a fact, his head, I joined a somewhat outraged thing that a woman could desire: The Amsterdam Film Co-op has its discretion made you and probably others once on the small screen so the tedium a prisoner's refuge, and therefore wor­ exodus and awaited events from the headquarters in an almost derelict but femininity, confidence, security, miss the rest of the festival." only set in after an hour instead of thy of the SELF member's attention. next room. Had I stayed, I would have protection for "intimate mome­ partly preserved house in Herengracht, For the first two nights the atmosphere immediately. The other full length ameriean film was been involved in the man's destruc­ one of those sometimes beautiful canal nts", cleanliness despite "mon­ was more self-conscious and strained Late night showing was back in the ADULTERY FOR FUN AND PROFIT, tive and ridiculous mind-games. I had thly stress", and popularity ("yo­ streets leading radially away from Dam than any film festival so far. There other part of Amsterdam, but by the time which eventually won a Wet Dream Prize no wish to screw my karma. His inten­ Square. SELF(Sexual Egalitarian and u're nice to be near in spite of was quite a sustained effort on the part I got back there I was far too tired to for being the best 'Commercial Porn tion of slaughtering the confused ani­ nature or circumstance"). Liberaterian Fraternity) finally found of far too many people at retaining enjoy or appreciate a full length ameriean Movie' and was probably most mem­ mal and sharing his orgy of mindless room in the basement of the same their cool - it was good to hear Marcia film by Fred Baker called EVENTS. The orable for the fact that all of the six sadism with the rest of the now through­ house for their temporary headquarters. speak up from the back after the SUCK first of two ameriean movies, it was ladies serviced during its sixty-eight ly mind-fucked wet dreamers was o Susan Jensen, the very together young introductory movie, a short showing a the poorer of the two and once again munutes by the 'hero' seemed to enjoy thwarted by three or four freeks who o lady who was one of the main instru­ lady really getting into a masturbation had bad acting and pseudo-arty camera it and forget the camera - very differ­ forcibly removed the bird from his hands. o ments in organising the festival, sat trip: "Weeell, she did things for her. work. ent from all those bores Sweedish ladies Right on...except that one of them was daily behind a tressle table and filled tits, but didn't really get into the cunt Al Goldstein of SCREW was already chewing gum and rarely cracking a so incensed that he was hissing between in forms and clipped photographs of at all." looking jaded and slightly bored, but smile, let alone a shout of ecstacy. his teeth, "Give me that bird or I'll would-be wet-dreamers on to the elab­ Sitting on Wednesday night in Bill blamed that on the films shown earlier Saturdy night was the secret venue, kill you". Muehl's smewhat shaky point orate little membership cards. Through and Susan's flat, breathing heavily th­ at the BBK. "They were just fucking we learnt where it was only late Fri­ I believe. Because there is violencein it all Susan remained surprisingly rough one fuckbook after another, Di Di bad films, man, I was hoping to see day evening, as once again Bill Levy the world world there will always be secretarial. There was no screwing on and Umbert arrived from Frankfurt. some good stuff, at least intelligent, was very cautious of being stopped by people who feel obligated to point out the painted tressle boards. Susan's We rapped for a while and it became not all that corny crap." the 'authorities'. It was the KOSMOS, that the media presents that violence right hand, or right something, was Bill very clear that all of the SELF people Friday evening at the Leidseplein formerly the old Fantasio, and cer­ to us in a way that we can assimilate Levy, an American now living in Amster­ and their friends take their sex very Theatre had the best film of the festival tainly the best venue of the festival. most easily and with least pain and o dam with Susan, deported from England «. seriously, there is a germanic intensity up to that point and what emerged as the The atmosphere was once again friend­ suffering to our own souls. I don't o last year and the two were helped in about the way they discuss techniques most satisfying of all the films. Tajiri, ly but restrained, more pomeys showing condemn his ideals. His methods stink. just about every way by Jim Daley and and aims for the ideals of sexual free­ a chinese-looking guy, and Peter Flem­ on. the sheet a break from the record He insults our intelligence by presum­ arch-aussie Albie Thorns, who looked dom. ing, the head of a tiny company called upstaris was filled by a very good spon­ ing that we are not aware 1 His inten­ after schedules and checke'd contributed They don't laugh too much. EROS FILMS had made a film that taneous music group- two people - who tion is clear, his screaming vulgarity o NATURAL ODOR films in and out. Thursday's early evening viewing had as was a documentary, rather than another played background freak-outs to a selec­ transparent. Fuck him...gently. o The atmosphere was always friendly, its main feature a fairly lenghty film of pornographic short, about a young girl tion of bizarre Otoo Muehl shorts, tech­ Sunday was prize-giving night and Just take firm hold of the but a shade restrained for sexually free 'Barbara', directed by Walter Burns, for who lived and worked on a farm and nically shitty, but almost amusing. briefly the prizes were as follows: Wet phallic shaped can and spray... freeks. At that stage everyone seemed which Maurice Girodias of Olympia Press shared moments of intimacy with her The rumour began flying that the cen­ Dream Grand Prix Award: A SUMMER pfffft...your crotch. Do vaginal slightly apprehensive about the festival was responsible. Mostly tedious with animals. It was a film that to begin sor's cuts from the Jagger movie PER­ DAY 1970, Tajiri and Peter Fleming. area odors really vanish? Are getting off the ground at all. To Bill extremely poor actors, it had bad sound with caused a fair amount of cynical FORMANCE were about to arrive and Blast From the Past Award: CHANT D* you left "refreshingly Nice"? the important thing was that it was at and far too much simulated screwing. merriment and loud comment in the at about eleven thirty they did: with AMOUR, Genet. Best Commercial Porn Most women we interviewed th­ least beginning to happen, and he viewed It's worth mentioning that at a beach audience but later proved to be a unique 'Sympathy for the Devil' blasting out in Award: ADULTERY FOR FUN AND ought not. "Vaginal sprays are the whole hectic exercise as a valuable party six of them performed what lookejd statement and a bizarre but beautiful one corner, we stood like engrossed star- PROFIT, Richard Robinson. Walt Disney totally unnecessary - warm water precedent for what he hopes will follow like a Mongolian cluster-fuck, an ama2V movie. She was built like a Massey fuckers and drank in Jagger and Pallen- Memorial Award: SNOW WHITE AND and soap make me feel just as every year. ing writhing pile of heavy breath and arms Ferguson and carried herself with con­ berg(plus the other lady) almost getting THE SEVEN DWARFS(a very funny porny 'delightfully secure, comfortable When we finally received the schedule, and legs. It didn't happen, but had they fident and sometimes graceful self- it on, half a muff-dive and a couple of short version) by Christie Anderson. and feminine"', said one young they left it to the last moment in order all reached orgasm. at the same time assurance, and the pattern was set with short glimpses of the jagger cock* It People's Porn Award to Peter Fleming's woman. Afew even thought that to thwart any attempts that might have nothing would have remained but a six- scenes of her helping a pig up to the looked like a cock. Obviously, some of EROS FILMS. Dirty Old Man Award the cologne in combination with foot smoking crater in the California rear end of a sow and some amazing it was cut because it was bad film, out to Otoo Muehl. Limp Cock Award to natural odors produced a highly sand. shots of her efforts to ensure the entry of focus and meaningless, but it gave BARBARA,. Walter Burns. One Night unpleasant smell. "My lover The BBK AKTIESENTRUM, a sort of of an incredibly erect stallion. into a us a sense of being members of a cer­ Stand Awards went to nine other films and I both like the natural smell of Arts Lab, later found us all on the floor. nervous and back-kicking mare. It was tain elite. They received polite applause including Carolee Schneeman's FUSES, my pussy", commented another. magnetic. We won't see it in England for some reason. the Kronnhausen film and Dwoskin's unless MaryWhitehouse gets herself 12 o'clock: the upstairs room was TAKE ME. DELICATE TISSUES publicly gang-banged by Lassie and fulled with people watching a live strip- Al Goldsteins final comment on the Do they make you "nice to be Champion the Wonder horse, but travel teaser dancing to emotion-filled rock festival:'! don't get that goose trip near"? The males we interviewed and roll. Precise and carefully re­ together, but as a whole I'm sure it's made found them "medicinal tasting and hearsed, but a little melodramatic, enter­ a termendous contribution." unpleasant** or, at best, tasteless. taining fewer people than the inevitable If only I could work out exactly the One man reported that it gave oooooo< porny going on on the opposite wall. his girlfriend a rash: another said After she left, I sank into a corner to direction of that contribution. The it had a drying effect on his part­ listen to some good rock 'n roll: all Suckers Award, made by tatty audience ner's mucosa. I'd heard for a week was Dutch muzak opinion, finally went to a short, very Some of the women we inter­ and the occasional well-chosen blast to funny film of a hand sensually unzipping viewed had asked their doctors accompany some of the films. a levi-clad crotch, to the strains of about vaginal deodorants. They Suddenly Otoo Muehl, two young chicks 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' and slowly were told that the harsh chemical and another fellah were naked in the pulling out a banana. I'm not sure that ingredients in vaginal deodorants midst of the slightly dazed, mostly stoned that isn't a meaningful statement on can be harmful to the delicate far out. gathering; shooing.everyone emphatically the achievements of this first festival. tissues and may upset the healthy from the centre of the room, they began —By John Coleman balance of organisms which help cavorting as only uninhibited exhibition­ —From FRIENDS prevent odor. ists with strong ideals know how. The -Strawberry Fields. place became charged with an uncom­ fortable electric tension, acid waves and it's all sex •cannabis euphoria colliding over their heads. From there the caperings became pro­ 8 gressively more dmonic, a rolling pin o was produced and shoved up our en­ tertainers' asses and cunts, a plug 8 was pulled out of a cunt by Muehl's brick* tits. teeth, a simulated gang bang took place O in tiers. As the rolling pin was rough- pooooooooooooooo 8 09

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