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POOL TABLES We would like to have your permission to Tijuana Bibie Readers print excerpts from the different articles and (I & II), Two to Show and three to columns (only a few lines from each, trans­ Trade (by the author of One to Share), lated into Danish) to give the general flavor DANCING # Naked on Main Street (by the author and outlook of your magazine and the work of the Loon Series) pius 33 additional that your club is doing .... . One of the things that interested us the “Greenleaf Classes” gay fiction series most was the notes on your production of “ A Ea...... 2.95 Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.” Is there a possibility that we could ^^Magazines obtain other information and black and white Chain Male...... 5.00 glossy pictures from the production? ... Beefcake No. 2...... 5.00 Quite obviously things aren’t as bad in the Young Champ No. 6 ...... 5.00 USA as we here in Denmark had previously Phallic Development series, ea. .. 5.00 thought. It is very gratifying to see an or­ My-O-My No.1-5.00; No. 2- ... 6.00 ganization such as yours standing up and Bobby B’s Bare & Groovy Guysea. 3.50 speaking out for a cause that is looked down upon by so many. Keep going! We wish you NEW EDITION! Bob Damron’s revised all the luck in the world. 1970 ADDRESS BOOK for the U.S. Noel Hickam (X)Q Trading Co. and Canada ...... 4.00 Copenhagen, Denmark ffia. Note: We complied with their wishes.) LE GUIDE GRIS by Brice Bard, iatest ^ o r ^ u n in edition of the World Guides .. 5.00 Elditor; These two guides cover the world I want to express our deep appreciation DON BANKS’ without duplication and are the most for the splendid write-up in your July issue superior publications in their field. of the Institute for Sex Research (Alfred C. CLEARANCE SALE: Hundreds of Kinsey) and its monumental study of homo­ Paperback titles reduced to .25 ea. or sexuality being done in the Bay Area this WESTERN PARTY... year . . . August 10th 3 for .69; Slides, photo sets and many The cooperation of the Vector staff I am Sunday Evening, 7 on .. . male nude magazines reduced from 30 finding as typical of the attitudes of most llouniisitooti) 3 nn to 60%. people in the Bay Area. We are most grati­ Your Hosts: (Calif, residents add 5% sales tax on mail orders) fied to discover the majority of people here seem to sense the profound importance that Dennis and Claude this study can have in changing the climate THE "INN” PLACE ON SUNDAY 350 Ellis St., San Francisco 94102 of American attitudes towards homosexual­ Brunch from Noon to 4 Tel. 474-6985 ity. Again our many thanks to you. PHONE; 453-8247 Buffet from 7;30 Shop d a ily 10 to 10. Noon to 6 Sundays. Tom Maurer GARY at the organ Field Director. and Institute for Sex Research Friday & Saturday guest stars Daily except Mon. & Tues. San Francisco 'M ACKIE” .VIcINTOSH lunch from 11:30 to 2:00 VI’S CLUB at the Piano Bar dinner from 7:00 to 10:00 Editor; As a member of the so-called establishment 1625 SIR FRANCIS DRAKE VV'e still close at 10;00 pm and gay, I would like to make some sugges­ tions on how to solve some of the problems of gay society. I m in my middle thirties and successful DRAKE 10 OTootlani) ^an 3^fael 453-9903 in business and active in politics and com- IN FAIRFAX (MARIN COUNTY) (Contimud (m page 6) LETTERS . .. (Continued from page U) munity affairs. I am also one of the many in our society who live a straight life during business hours and gay when I want com­ panionship. First of all, we have to realize that part of VECCOR our problem is we have to change attitudes VOLUME FIVE NUMBER EIGHT in our society. Note that I say attitudes, not Editorial Review Board society ... We change attitudes ... by political Larry R, Littlejohn, action. If every voter that is gay ... voted President A VOICE FOR THE HOMOSEXUAL COMMUNITY and gave money and time to candidates and Bill Plath parties who support their viewpoint, things Director, would change in many ways. A good case in Public Relations point is Assemblyman Brown’s bill 743. Write Robert Cramer Copyright 1969 by The Society for Individual Rights or send a telegram to your assemblyman sup­ Director, porting the bill. Publications VECTOR is the official monthly publication of the Get active in groups ... church groups ... Society for Individual Rights, 83 - 6th St.. San Fran­ school groups ... special interest groups such cisco 94103. as Lions, Toastmasters and others ... Business Management BOTTLED BY GRENIER DISTRIBUTING CO Someday we can all be proud that we are Dale Switzer SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. gay and tell the world. Treasurer Name withheld by request Gene Green WHATISS.l.R.? San Jose Advertising SIR is nearly five years old and already the largest active homosexual organization in the United States. Circulation SIR is dedicated to giving freedom to the homosexual Gentlemen: male and female, freedom from guilt, harassment, and In the June issue of Vector was a letter Richard Lasker social injustice. from one Robert H. that I intend to reply “ Believing in our democratic heritage and that ethical to ... He stated that he was not convinced values are self-determined and limited only by every Photography e that Gay is Good — or that Straight. Black person's right to decide his own, we organize for: the or White is good — and believed that people Jim Briggs reaffirming of individual pride and dignity regardless Walter Rinder of orientation: the elimination of the public stigma at­ should not be categorized. tached to human self-expression: the accomplishing of t o A p e M This seems to me to miss the point... that effective changes in unjust laws concerning i>rivate re­ we live in a culture where people are cate­ lationships among consenting adults: the giving of real Poetry Editor and substantial aid to members in difficulties: the pro­ gorized ... that the category “ gay” is not Paul Mariah moting of better physical, mental and emotional health; good. My assertion that gay is good does the creating of a sense of community; and the estab­ not imply that straight is not also good, any lishing of an attractive social atmosphere and construc­ more than “black, is beautiful” implies that tive outlets for members and their friends.” white is not also beautiful... Contributors Preamble, S.I.R. Constitution Q Q c k t c i d ' Categorization is not in itself bad. It is, in A. Betancourt NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS fact, indispensable ... I fall into many cate­ J. Buckley VECTOR is produced by unpaid staff and volunteer gories, and my individuality lies not in my R. Gayer workers \Vho donate their time towards the attainment of S.I.R.'s expressed goals. Advertising is solicited absence of definable attributes, but in my P. George F. Howell from such firms as wish to support these aims, and can unique combination of them. If one cannot MASSIVE STUDY G. Kaufman be accepted with no condition other than that copy shall speak of “gay” or “straight,” but only of OF D. Lewis be correct as ordered and that the magazine shall issue individuals, then how can one speak of before the end of the month of publication. Copy should HOMOSEXUALITY L. Littlejohn be worded to avoid dated material, and should be sub­ “people” and “dogs” instead of animals, or D. Martin mitted accompanied by check in full payment before of “ animals” and “ plants” instead of life. G. Mendenhall the 10th of the month proceeding publication. The logical outcome of such an attitude would by M, Montezuma be the elimination of all symbolic language, F. Pauls Articles reirresent the viewpoint of the writers and are B. Plath not necessarily the opinion of the SOCIETY FOR IN­ which consists mainly of categorizing, defin­ R. Warren DIVIDUAL RIGHTS. ing, and pointing out similarities and differ­ THE INSTITUTE FOR ences. SEX RESEARCH APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Encloted Please Find: The problem is not one of too many cate­ (founded by Alfred E. Kinsey) gories. but of the treatment and respect ( 1 Money Order [ | Other K T n SOCIETY FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS afforded to the groups defined in this way. 83 Sixth Street-San Francisco, California 94103 In The Amount Of: The solution is not to deny our identities, but Telephone: (415) 781-1570 [ ) $100 Lifetime Member to assert them... 5000 RESPONDENTS NEEDED ( 1 $10 1 Yr. Voting Member By accepting the label, “ homosexual.” I 1 1 »5 1 Yt. VECTOR Sub. am no longer a lone individual with a prob­ PHONE; 771-0466 A TTENTION: MEMBERSHIP COMMIETTEE [ 1 New { ) Renewal lem, but share that problem in common with day or night a large mass of otherwise diverse individuals. To me as an individual ... they will not Name: listen. But when, despite our individuality, we stand together asserting the thing we A d d ress have in common, the volume will be such that City: State- BOTTLED BY they will have to listen. C'* V * GRENIER DISTRIBUTING CO Michael Cooke ■ **' 'V SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Oakland I Certify that I am twenty-one years o f age or older. - Continued on Page 34 SIGNED S.I.R. SUES TO HALT POLICE S.I.R. Elects Rena Rolls Protest Songs Ramrod Auction Celebrate S.I.R.’s EAST BAY 'OECOY’ SOUAOS That S.I.R. is an organization of both men and women is exemplified in the To Benefit S.I.R. A suit for permanent court injunc­ 3. Control of undesirable behavior in new S.I.R. secretary, Rona Rolls. Filling Fifth Birthday tion to prohibit police in Berkeley and public restrooms would best be served by the vacancy created by the resignation Oakland from using plainclothes “decoy” using uniformed police officers on a regu­ Stars of the local entertainment scene of Andrew Betancourt, Rona was elected will be guest auctioneers at the Ramrod officers in public restrooms was filed lar patrol basis. at the July closed meeting. June 25 by the Society for Individual S.I.R. takes the realistic view that Protest songs with homosexual Sunday, August 10 in a benefit for the A S.I.R. member since February, Rona S.I.R. building fund. Rights. even homosexuals have the right and is active in S.I.R. center affairs, did themes — a new dimension for the homo­ The suit asks that the Chiefs of necessity to use public restroom facilities phile movement — won acclaim at S.I.R.’s On the Miracle Mile at 1225 Folsom make-up for “ Funny Thing Happened on Street, the Ramrod is donating its Sun­ Police in the two East Bay cities be en­ and that those homosexuals who would the Way to the Forum,” and is a con­ Fifth Birthday Open Meeting on July 16. joined from the continued enforcement not otherwise be involved should not be Don Burton, a captivating young day afternoon for the site of the auction, tributor to Vector. She is also a member to begin at 3P.M. of sections 647a and 647d of the state exposed to the enticing blandishments of of D.O.B. guitarist and folksinger, charmed the penal code by the use of decoy police plainclothes police officers any more than Judge Joseph Kennedy answers a ques­ audience with love songs, and with songs Already a wide variety of valuable and A former Army field corpsman at Fort unusual merchandise has been donated officers who go to public restrooms for heterosexuals should be exposed to the tion from the floor at a recent Friday Dix, N.J., and at Governor’s Island in directed toward society: “Why can’t you the sole purpose of making themselves antics of these officers. Discussion program. leave us be. To live in peace and har­ and collected for the spectacular event. New York harbor, Rona now is a bank Among the articles to go to the highest available to be solicited. These statutes The attorneys filing the suit for teller in the San Francisco financial dis­ mony? Why can’t you people see. We deal with solicitation for a lewd act, and S.I.R. are B.J. Beckwith, John J. Davids, simply want to be free.” bidder is a complete short-wave radio Friday Series trict. transmitter and receiver — all the young, loitering in a public restroom. and David I. Clayton. In a news confer­ Because her father was in the Air Composer of much of his own mate­ The Society for Individual Rights is ence, Beckwith emphasized that “officers rial, Don has been appearing with enthu­ budding “ ham” will need to go on the Force, she grew up at bases in Guam, air, excepting an FCC license. charging that: of the law must prevent crime, not put Slates Morrison Morrocco, Germany and California. She siastic receptions before “straight” themselves in a position which encourages Clothing for men and women as well 1. Plainclothes police vice officers are A San Francisco supervisor, a black is a graduate of San Bernardino High audiences at the Cabaret Cafe in San others to break the law.” Francisco. as household articles and antiques are themselves creating a social evil and vio­ activist, an outspoken young attorney School and attended Valley Junior Col­ Although the suit has been in prepa­ The 21-year-old singer, recently from included in the hundreds of items to go lating the spirit of the law by loitering in and an anti-draft mother are among lege. ration for some time, S.I.R. is seeking the Los Angeles, plans a full-time career in under the gavel. public restrooms. paneHsts slated for the successful Friday injunction as a timely matter in regard to protest entertainment. Donations of merchandise should be 2. These vice officers in their eager­ two recent incidents of outrageous police Night Discussion groups. Other portions of the birthday pro­ brought to either the Ramrod or S.I.R. Sponsored every Friday at 7:30 p.m. ness to make arrests often arrest totally activity by decoy officers in the East Bay gram included a W.C. Fields comedy and center prior to the 10th to allow cata­ innocent persons. communities. at the S.I.R. Center by S.I.R., the forums various physique films. loging for the auction, according to were innovated this spring and have Survey Gets In a serious moment, Larry Little­ Larry Littlejohn, S.I.R. president. “ The been popular throughout the summer. john, S.I.R. president, compared the more articles we bring for the auction, Supervisor Jack Morrison, long a progress of S.I.R. to that of the space the more S.I.R. will realize for its build­ friend of the homophile community, ap­ 471 Replies program. The achievements acknowl­ ing fund, and we need all we can get,” pears on the August 1 panel to discuss edged in both areas that today are fact stated Littlejohn. “The Move to. the Right,” a political Remember that survey stapled to the seemed preposterous only a short time Dinner houses and shops of all kinds analysis of the trend toward conserva­ navel of the Gayboy on the center fold ago. Littlejohn expressed the hope that are welcome to submit gift certificates tism in this country. in the June issue of Vector? Remember... the next five years would see even greater for the auction by the host of entertain­ Joining him will be Dr. Carlton Good- you had to remove the survey to get a progress in attaining homosexual rights. ment personalities, Littlejohn said. lett, controversial publisher of the black good look at the Gayboy. newspaper, “The Sun-Reporter,” and Well, 471 of you not only removed the attorney Terrence Hallinan, who recent­ survey, but you also filled it out and ly took on the city’s Police Tac Squad mailed it. Congratulations! and has defended soldiers accused of Now we will be able to make Vector mutiny at the Presidio stockade. the sort of magazine you want it to be. On August 8, “ My Country, Right or As for the rest of you — you’re in dis­ Wrong,” a discussion of the Vietnam is­ grace. However, there is still time for sue, will feature Evelyn Whitehorn. She you to redeem yourselves. Vector is ac­ is the articulate and very vocal Penin­ cepting replies to the end of this month. sula housewife who publicly advised her The replies received so far closely sons not to serve in the U.S. Army. correspond to the known geographic dis­ Other topics for the month are: persion of Vector readers, which indi­ August 15: “ Prostitution,” the world’s cates a representative grouping. Twenty oldest profession discussed by those who seven of the United States are repre­ know about it. sented, though San Francisco readers August 22: “Transvestites,” the wear­ contributed the lion’s share. ing of female attire for pleasure. The most distant reply came from August 29: “ Do They Represent you?” Japan. In the age grouping, the 21-30 Dinner preceded a Saturday night at the S.I.R. dance, the Coits Coit-tillion, and Politicians and others discuss whom group barely edged out the 31-40 group Michelle's show for delegates to the Western Regional Homophile Conference June elected officials represent. with 168 to 163. 21-22. Meeting at the S.I.R. center, the conference included representatives from some The sessions are free and often in­ The job of processing the survey and The Coits are taking over the entire first balcony of the Geary Theater for a preview of 15 homophile organizations. Rev. Troy Perry of Los Angeles was elected chairman, with clude lively exchanges between the au­ using the information to help make Vec­ "Hair" August 24. The revolutionary tribal-love rock musical by Galt MacDermot, S.I.R.'s George Mendenhall and Rona Rolls, vice chairmen and Jim Kepner of Los dience and panel members. The evening tor more of the kind of magazine you Angeles as secretary. Gerome Ragni and James Rado (above),, will have its official opening August 29. For concludes with a social hour. want it to be is now in progress. their special performance, the Coits are encouraging costumes that fit the theme. Rev. Troy Perry To Address August Open Meeting Presidentas Column

Troy Perry, the popular 28-year-old Stichs« Stones and Names minister of Los Angeles’ “gay” church, will address the August 20 Open Meeting ------by Larry Littlejohn of the Society for Individual Rights. Pastor of the rapidly-growing Metro­ I remember from childhood a saying Now that we have seen how important politan Community Church, Rev. Perry is often repeated when kids engaged in words can be, I would like to say some active in the leadership of the Los verbal hostilities: “ Sticks and stones words to all persons, heterosexual and Angeles homophile community. His may break my bones but names will homosexual and every shade of in-be­ support of Bob Stevenson in the recent never hurt me.” tween. I would especially like to say City Council election was instrumental in This was a very defensive statement these words to all the Max Raffertys, defeating the incumbent, Paul Lamport. and was often far from being true. the John Macys, and the Drs. Socarides The election was considered a victory for Names can hurt and sometimes they and Biebers of this world. HOMOSEX­ the homophile community and a result of can hurt even more than sticks and UALITY IS A POSITIVE, A VAUD, organized gay political activity. stones. A DECENT, A WORTHWHILE, A RE­ At the request of the Committee for Homosexuals are called names that SPECTFUL, A HEALTHY AND A Homosexual Freedom, Rev. Perry led the can hurt. Names that foster ignorance MORAL EXPRESSION OF AN INDI­ Banks Heads picketing at the Los Angeles offices of and prejudice. Names that demean a VIDUAL’S SEXUALITY. SEX IS States Lines. person’s self respect. Names that make BEAUTIFUL AND GOOD. HOMOSEX- The magnetic young pastor has it easy to treat the homosexual as a UAUTY IS BEAUTIFUL AND GOOD. Tavern Guild strong opinions on all issues of impor­ sub-human. Names that justify discrimi­ Don Banks, owner of the Hounds- tance to homosexuals. He advises getting nation. Philly Scene tooth Inn in San Rafael, was elected pres­ out of the “gay ghetto” and doing some­ There are the crude names such as: by Andrew Betancourt ident of the Tavern Guild of San Fran­ thing for someone else. Members of his cocksucker, faggot, queer, fruit, fairy, A recognized leader in the homophile cisco on July 8. congregation hand out cards telling pansy, dyke. movement was one of two Philadelphia A member of the California State Bar recipients of their assistance that they There are also the dangerous names. bookstore owners held in contempt of Rev. Troy Perry, popular minister of Los Angeles' Metropolitan Community Church, is since 1947, Banks was a trial attorney have “just been helped by a member of Names such as: criminal, sick, neurotic, court on June 3 for refusal to produce the speaker for S.I.R.'s August open meeting. with the U.S. Department of Justice until the homophile community.” unsuitable, sinner, security risk. 14 alleged obscene films that had been his retirement. A native of Ogden, Utah, Having served two years in the Army Homosexuals are called criminals. And subpoenaed. 300, communion was celebrated by he holds an LL.B. degree from George (making sergeant), Troy questions the acquire a building in Hollywood. then Frank Bartley can be murdered Irving Finberg and Clark Polak in­ priests from Catholic and American Rev. Perry will speak at the August Washington University. He is a member of motivation of gay men who merely check with impunity by a Berkeley decoy po­ voked the 5th amendment when they Eastern Orthodox churches. Other S.I.R., and has been a member of the the box. “More is necessary if the homo­ Open Meeting under the auspices of the lice officer. And then the blackmailer is appeared in court: their trial date was ministers often participate in the services, S.I.R. Religious Committee. The 8 p.m. Tavern Guild from the time his inn was sexual is to gain equality before the mili­ given a license to hunt. And then the to be July 11. and guest soloists join the regular MCC program is at S.I.R. Center and is open to licensed. tary.” hustler is given carte blanche to rob. Polak is well known in the homophile choir. everyone. Preceding the meeting, dinner Other officers named are Roberta, As any pastor would be. Perry is And then the school teacher loses his movement as the publisher of Drum Having outgrown a series of loca­ will be served for $1.50 at 7 p.m., with vice president; Sandy of Gordon’s, secre­ involved in marriage counseling, especial­ job. And then you or I go to jail. Magazine and head of the Homosexual ly in heterosexual relationships with tions, the church is now preparing to no reservations necessary. tary; Jack Wells of The Mule, treasurer; Homosexuals are called unsuitable. Law Reform Society. Last month Drum and additional board members Bob Ross, homosexual problems. He has united And then we are denied employment by was discontinued from further publication several male couples, but only after they Ricki Streicher, Bob Peck, Czarina Voo our own government. And then years of due to lack of interest on the ipart of have been together for six months and Doo, and Bill Plath. honorable and meritorious military ser­ Polak and failure to obtain an editor in have made a firm commitment to one vice are rewarded with undesirable dis­ spite of months of advertising. another. THE SCOREBOARD It was very disappointing to visit 'Gay Employment’ Born in Tallahassee, Florida, Rev. charges. ACTIONS TAKEN TOWARD OUR OBJECTIVES Philadelphia and realize the lack of con­ Perry preached his first sermon at the age Homosexuals are called security risks. cern among members of the homophile of 15 in a Pentecostal Baptist Church. He And then jobs in a large sector or pri­ Book Due Soon • Contributed a 13-week radio series on homosexuality for U.S. and Canadian community in their own welfare. led revivals throughout Florida, and outlets, being heard in 1%9. vate industry are closed to us. And then the homosexual citizen finds that today It is not difficult to understand this The Homosexual and Employment is became a pastor when he was 20. He • Published “ Pocket Lawyer” for use of all homosexuals. in 1969 he is in a situation very similar ^ a th y on the part of the public, for the subject of a new booklet to be pub­ attended Midwest Bible College and • Published essay, “The Homosexual and the Military.” lished by The Corinthian Foundation as Moody Bible Institute, both in Illinois. to the Japanese-American citizen in 1942. when questioned about a new homophile • Offered $1,000 reward for apprehension and conviction of murderers of 4 men soon as funds are available. After his ordination in 1963, Troy, Homosexuals are called immoral. And organization located on the eighth floor on San Francisco streets. Termed an “ important essay pointing with his wife and two children, moved to then we are isolated from “ decent” per­ of an office building directly across the • SEEKING AN INJUNCTION TO PROHIBIT USE OF POLICE DECOYS IN up the discrimination practiced by the California to accept a pastorate in Santa sons. And then we are excluded from street, Polak’s assistant disclaimed any EAST BAY. Federal government and business,” the Ana. most religious life until we confess and knowledge of the organization nor could repent our “ sinfulness.” anyone else in the office be certain of book would emphasize the tremendous Following his divorce, the idea of a REGULAR, ON-GOING ACTIVITIES church for homosexuals began to germi­ Homosexuals are called sick. In some its existence. creative talents arkl dedicated service • Furnishes speakers on homosexuality to Bay Area organizations, schools and denied by such employment practices. nate. It would not be exclusively for gay colleges. state law books the name is psychopath. The nude book, picture, and film busi­ people, but would try to minister to In some school books the name is per­ ness seem to be quite profitable in Phil­ Donations to the Corinthian Founda­ • Fhiblishes essays on homosexuality for education of professionals and the gen­ tion are fully tax deductible, according those homosexuals who had “given up on eral public. vert. In the medical texts the name is adelphia, but we hope that Polak will God.” neurotic. Any of these names is enough not let down the many members who to officials of the organization. • Makes numerous radio and television appearances to advance homosexual ac­ Checks to support the publication of Today Troy leads an expanding ceptance by our society. to justify any kind of treatment of the look forward to each copy of Drum as homosexual including commitment to an some sort of hope in helping them un­ this booklet may be made payable to church which sponsors a wide variety of • Pursues a program of education of the religious community. institution, exclusion from employment, derstand a way of life which is severely The Corinthian Foundation, 83 Sbcth St., activities throughout the week. At a • Monitors local and state legislative activity, taking appropriate action, as indi­ recent service attended by more than cated. and electrical shock therapy. oppressed by society. San Francisco 94103. The Police Beat Dear Madam Soto-lbce Williams Pledges Help A "Dirty’’ Loue Life by Del Martin ------by Aida Soto-i^ce A BIRTHDAY tHis goo, she felt excessively stimulated The appointment of Officer Rodney A recent San Francisco study deter­ PRESENT and exhilarated. Williams as director of San Francisco’s mined that each police officer costs When they returned to his ranch and FOR YOU Police-Community Relations Unit was $20,000 (including costs of administration, showered, they again became excessive­ indeed a victory for the people. If the equipment, etc.) and that in these ly impulsed by the hot shower and found work of this very specialized police unit troubled times alternative police strate­ 24 kt. cu.stom designed their lovemaking in this setting equally is to be successful, it must identify with gies are needed. “ For instance, it is too CHINA MUG expensive to have police officers hanging as exhilarating. personalized with and respond to the needs of all seg­ Her complaint was that returning to ments of the city's population. The many around public restrooms looking for YOUR ZODIAC SIGN conventional lovemaking then seemed to letters and petitions from individuals homosexuals.” and lack its prior sparkle. Afraid she had and organizations throughout the city in­ So said Professor Gordon Misner, Uni­ YOUR NAME grown to require this bizarreness in her dicate to the Police Commission that versity of California Department of I'Rlili - if you bring this ad in lovemaking, she confessed that conven­ Officer Williams has engendered that Criminology, at a June 26 dinner meeting “ Whether the police like it or not, tional lovemaking had made her feel on your birthday* kind of confidence and support. on “ The Role of the Police in a Chang­ semi-retire(d star of the they Sire involved in social services . . . somewhat guilty (as she and her cowboy Regularly $4.00 In response to a letter of congratula­ ing Society,” sponsored by the American yet nowhere in their training is empha­ opera and concert stage. were not yet married), but this b’zarre tions from S.I.R., Director Williams said, Jewish Congress, St. Thomas More So­ *ii'ith l^roof of birth date sis placed on communication skills,” Mis­ lovemaking made her feel good all over. “I respect and appreciate your confi­ ciety and the (Council for Civic Unity. ner pointed out. I then told her she had just stated the dence that I am sensitive to and com­ The perceptions of White America of While critical of the inappropriate mil­ Dear Madam Soto-Voce, mitted to the alleviation of the problems the policeman as a crime fighter are I have a very special problem in that root of her problem. She was raised as itary model and the restrictive personnel a strict Methodist and had been taught of iiyustice that you address as an or­ highly erroneous, according to Professor system which does not allow for lateral my complaint is about something I like ganization and the Community-Relations Misner, who served on the national com­ rather than something I dislike. It seems that pre-marital lovemaking was “ dirty.” entry into supervisory positions despite When she made love to her cowboy in Unit must effectively and meaningfully mission to study crime and violence in the background and experience, the profes­ about one week ago I was on a picnic address as a community-helping agency.” United States. Actually the police spend with my lover and as we were alone and excessive “ dirt” or excessive cleansing sor, a former policeman himself, claimed (the shower), she could transfer her 1581 Webster St. — 922-9366 “ I wish to re-pledge my own willing­ 70 to 85% of their time in public services that the problem was not the character got extra amorous, before I knew it we —answering questions, settling disputes, guilt from the lovemaking to the setting. MASTER CHARGE WELCOMED ness to work with all groups in the com­ or personality deficiency of the officer, were thrashing around on a muddy river munity,” he added to this reporter. administering first aid, etc. bank making love with great abandon. I told her to rid herself of the guilt but the mandate society has given him and then the settings will just be of and the ingrown police system in which Now the problem is, I enjoyed it so much I am afraid I may grow to require a roll value as a variety, not as a requirement. he finds himself. Well, Mr. Neat, as you can well ima­ There is a compelling need to open up in the mud to eryoy a thoroughly satis­ factory love life. gine, Diana felt much more secure in her the police system — reevaluate the goals relationship with her cowboy and in no of police work, provide training in inter­ Please Advise Truly Neat time at all they were married. I was personal skills and human relations, re­ Matron of Honor and sang the “0 Prom­ vise personnel requirements and ad­ Dear Truly, ise Me” from Robin Hood. I remember vancement in the system. how happy they both looked as they got At the same meeting, Alessandro Bac- Sometimes a little variety in your love life may be just what is needed to put into his pink-and-charcoal 1956 Hudson cari, of the Mayor’s Crime Commission, Hollywood Hornet and drove into the spoke of his report, its recommendations new life in. I must, however, caution you that if the value of the variety exceeds Wyoming sunset with a sign on the back for changes in the structure and person­ of the car, “ Sulphur Springs or Bust!” nel of the Police-Community Relations the value of making love, you have a real problem. Unit and the need to give Rodney I remember so well a few years ago Williams, its new director, the tools to S.F. JAIL INMATE BRINGS SUIT when I was singing Elvira in Bellini’s work with. FOR ALLEGED ATROCITIES Officer Williams still holds the rank 7 Puritani for the Chugwater Opera MAXINE Guild of Chugwater, Wyo. One afternoon SAN FRANCISCO — A handsome Negro of patrolman, but it is expected that a before a performance as I was sitting Jehovah’s Witness, who charged that he WELDON charter revision for reorganization of the was beaten in San Francisco county jail, police administration will be put before on the veranda of the Chugwater-Ritz watching the tumbleweed roll down the has demanded $400,000 damages in a WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY the voters in November which would street, Diana Claybourn, a rather petite federal court suit. • allow the appointment of the PCR direc­ soprano who was playing Queen Henri­ Andre O. Millett, 21, serving a 2-year tor as a deputy chief. Baccari expressed FEATURING PRIME RIB etta, sat beside me and implored my sentence for refusing to submit to induc­ fears, however, that the police may skip tion, claims a badly damaged right eye NIGHTLY reorganization for another measure call­ learned advice. It seems that during our stay in Chug­ received during “ brutal and inhuman ing for increased fringe benefits. 'The FROM 6 to n water, Diana had built quite a torrid beatings” during which he was forced commissioner, who conducted his research love affair with a cowboy named Rocky to strip naked and bend over while' a THE PAPER DOLL 1942 Market Street ^ San Francisco at the request of Police Chief Thomas Sticks. One day while they were strolling guard with a club posed as if to “ ram it Cahill but at his own expense, also in­ 524 UNION STREET telephone 626-0683 on the range, he suddenly made passion­ into the rectum.” The beating incident SAN FRANCISCO dicated his unhappiness that his report is being investigated by the FBI. ate love to her on a muddy river bank 421-5765 — Continued on Page 34 and, as she became smeared with all S.F. CHRONICLE, June 27 Magda at the Movies ‘Cycling Fun’ Is Doni Be Deceiued Exhibit Theme "Motorcycling is Fun” will be the ------by Magdalena Montezuma theme of the second annual Photographic Exhibition sponsored by the Koalas Au­ gust 22, 23 and 25. “THE GAY DECEIVERS” is a bad sexual a chance to laugh at gay mad­ A prize will be awarded to the print film with its saving grace being the ness. And thank you, Hollywood, for best depicting the spirit of the theme. marvelous performance of Michael Greer bringing Michael Greer to the silver To be located upstairs above the Speak­ in his screen debut. screen. He is going to be a great star easy at 17th and Folsom, the free show I am sure that the film will be a great in the Hollywood firmament. Anyone who will be open on exhibit days from 3 to success in San Francisco even if attend­ saw him in “Fortune and Men’s Eyes” 9 p.m. ed only by those who enjoyed Michael here or in Los Angeles knows that his Competition and judging is open to all, THE SAUSAIilTO IHN while he was entertaining in San Fran­ talent goes much deeper than the “flam­ with a minimum acceptable size of 8x10. PHONE 332-4155 cisco’s The Fantasy, the Purple Onion ing queen” caricature he shows us in Larger prints are invited and encour­ and others. “Gay Deceivers.” aged, according to Koalas spokesmen. MERLINE’ His portrayal of the campy, mad, Prints may be entered in either black Dinner Reservotions Am off to attend the Vera Vague • Complimentary Continental Breakfast Phone 332*0577 PICTURE FRAMING SHOP landlord/decorator of the two hetero Film Festival jn Weed, Calif., so till next and white or color divisions, and should heroes is a sheer delight for both issue — keep your eyes to the stars be mounted or framed. • Victorian Decor } READY MADE FRAMES straight and gay audiences. and your hands to yourself. Bay Area photographers may wrap •I DINNERS MON. - SAT. • Visit our Cocktail Lounge 6-12 IN OUR DINING ROOM PICTURE GLASS Basically, the plot deals with the idea and seal their entries properly and leave * CUSTOM FRAMING that two average, normal, healthy Amer­ them at either the Speakeasy or Ramrod Open 1PM - 2AM ican boys can avoid the draft by pre­ before August 10th. Prints should be WORK OF LOCAL ARTISTS e Pianist Evenings except Monday and Tuesday MODERATELY PRICED tending to be gay lovers. After they addressed to the Exhibit Chairman, The Koalas, P.O. Box 77452, San Francisco exit the draft board, they believe the SPeM out SPAcm e Combo Music Sunday Afternoons 20 Minutes from San Francisco 3987 18th ST: Army is following them to see how 94107. AT SANCHEZ much of it is truth. They decide to get On the last two weekends in June, Koalas ensure that all prints will be THE SAUSALITO INN • 12-16 EL PORTAL • SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA an apartment together m a notoriously San Francisco’s Michelle presented a new returned to their owners. UNI-5088 gay section and thus fool the military. tour de force in sold out performances of Weil, Mary, one things leads to another “It’s Me Again” at The Village. and with the entrance of Mr. Greer the The popular comedian danced, sang film’s laughs start to roll. When he is and acted with unique style and skill. off-screen the whole thing just sits there. From the opening number, “Opening It’s not easy to believe that Larry Night,” to the closing “Gorgeous Like an Casey, one of the “butch” heroes, is all Orchid,” a professional polish dominated Michelle’s freedom of approach. that innocent when he knows exactly The affection shown Michelle by gay where the gay bars are located and devotees is compared to that rare mysti­ blends in so well at the “ costume” cal empathy reserved for such superstars party which climaxes the film. The end­ as the late beloved Judy Garland. All per­ ing is a campy twist with the Armed formances of “It’s Me Again” were love Forces not being shown in too straight affairs between audience and star. a limelight. Michelle closed the first act with a I imagine many will be upset with the sentimental number, “Here’s To Us,” presentation of the homosexual in this then with broad satirical strokes, opened The back room is something else film. As for me, I think there is room the second act with “The Academy for this type of comedy film just as Awards,” which parodied five Hollywood much as a “ Sister George,” “ Midnight star-types in quick succession. Cowboy,” “The Fox” or “ Boys In The Variety was supplied by Harold Band.” The public must realize that not Suza’s singing and David Kelsey’s talented OAMewe AfiyTiME all homosexuals behave in like manner, playing of a rhapsody arranged for this MUMPER’S at The Libra just as all heterosexuals are not char­ performance. acters out of Tennessee Williams or The Escorts, 20 strong, came to the Edward Albee. DINNER DAILY 6 TO 11 fore in “Do Your Own Thing,” climaxing SATURDAY & SUNDAY BRUNCH DINNERS NIGHTLY SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT Being gay, I have met many of the SUNDAYBRUNCH 11 TO 3:30 with go-go dancing on table tops through­ 6 P.M. until 10 P.M. people represented in “Gay Deceivers.” out the audience. 11 A.M. until 4 P.M. The party scene is very true-to-life in Scenery was well handled. Costuming 18C4 MARKET AT LAGUNA some circles and I’m sure we all have was varied and colorful with a mirrored (•hone 5S2—0886 closed Tuesday met a “ Malcolm DeJohn” at one time chiffon gown the evening’s highlight. or other. Lighting was by Effects Unlimited. The 3041 GEARY BOULEVARD • SAN FRANCISCO I say more power to Hollywood for overall pace of the show exhibited profes­ Telephone 387-2141 producing a film that gives the homo­ sional direction. 'Geese' Opens Round and Bout East Bay- Encore Run Dinners in Oakland The controversial off-Broadway hit, —------by Sara N. Dippity “Geese,” opened at the Encore Theatre in San Francisco for its preview run on July 16, with the regular run of the show If you’re an incarcerate of Baghdad- Another spot well worth a mark on your itinerary is The White Horse on beginning August 5. by-the-Bay, drop into Oakland sometime. “Geese” distinguished itself off-Borad- We’ve some nice places and many cute Telegraph near the UC campus. Sitting beside the fireplace with drink in hand is way by being the first New York produc­ numbers to appease your thirsts and blow a restful way to spend an evening. In tion to utilize nude performers who your minds (your minds, I said, your addition to the deliglits of a nice bar, actually moved about the stage. minds). For a delicious prime rib dinner on a dinners are served nightly. Joe and Ruthie “Geese” is the title of the first of two are your hosts and owners and a lovely plays that are presented under the same Friday night. Berry’s can’t be beat. couple they are. inclusive title. The plays, written by Gus Served by a blushingly beautiful waiter, Weill, share the central theme of love Ed, Berry’s can boast one of the finest presented in a manner seldom encounter­ prime rib dinners going. Stop by and see ed in any stage literature to date. Smiling Jack at the bar before dining. Tell C.O. STRIKERS THREATENED Both one-acts contain a nude homo­ ’em Vector sent ya. WITH 'RAPE' IN PRISON Also in Oakland (we anchor down sexual love scene. The first play involves CINCINNATI — A former inmate at lesbianism and the second, male homo­ one end of the Bay Bridge, in case you didn’t know), you could drop into Grand­ Lewisburg federal prison reports that sexual love. authorities had used the threat of homo­ The brace of one-acts originally opened ma’s House. Dinner is served six night a week, and brunch on Sunday runs from sexual rape to intimidate conscientious at the Players Theatre in New York last objectors who were on work strike. At January and has played over 200 per­ 11 until 3. Your hosts and owners are Gary and Jim. Campy Aaron can be least four draft resisters had been formances. Philip Oesterman, who di­ threatened with assignment to “the rected the play in New York, will produce found behind the bar most nights. If you’re lucky, you might con Jim into jungle,” two dormitories where known The Glass Thunder, a San Francisco "third wave" band, will provide live music for the and direct the San Francisco production. doing his tour de force a la Streisand and homosexual attackers were quartered. S.I.R. dance on August 9 at the Center. Co-producing “ Geese” here is Jim Sink, Jeanette MacDonald. THE PEACEMAKER, June 28 also of the New York production.

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SEXOLOGY, June/July drab (drab?) old streets of San Fran­ The show will be emceed by the in­ « * • ports of arrests in other parts of Los “Adam” is more sensation-oriented than cisco (and maybe other places) at a comparable Mavis. (Oh, this IS goin’ be LONDON — A group of doctors and Angeles. Playboy and more expensive; it is best fashion show Sunday, August 26, 3 to some show.) In addition, there are sur­ family-planning experts have urged that Perhaps the 21st century will see an described as appealing to the pot-bellied, 6 p.m. at S.I.R. Center. prise appearances expected by “ special Britain change its law so that contra­ organization something like the Tavern middle-aged banker who thinks Confi­ The title of the style show is appro­ guests.” Ladies’ hair styles for the show ceptives can be issued to girls under 16. Guild down here. dential is trashy and Playboy is for col­ priately, “Threads for Heads,” or “\^ a t will be created by Mr. Paul. S.F. CHRONICLE, June 26 Meanwhile, new bars are sprouting lege kids. to put on your ass. while smoking grass” The cost of the show is the unbeliev­ up all over the Greater Los Angeles area. The feature in question is illustrated (obviously there is a reason why this ably low price of $1.00, which includes Most noteworthy has been the trans­ and apparently written by a member of writer is not published in Harpers). the first drink. Additional libations will formation of the famous Giro’s on Sunset the very group held up to ridicule. It The show will feature 12 models drap­ be available at the discretion (?) of the Boulevard into a weekend dance club names a Southern California bike club ed in fashions designed exclusively for individual, for a nominal cost at the ca­ called The Patch II. (The Patch 1 was in and lists most of the so-called “butch” the event by Scott Robert of The Raza tered bar. Wilmington and was forced out of busi­ bars in L.A. and San Francisco. The illus­ Power Company, 3698 Dolores. There Tickets for the event are available at ness by police pressure last winter.) trations, posed and real, should serve will be things — that is clothes (the rest the local “ haunts” ; S.I.R. Center. The Across Hollywood Hills and in the notice on all these clubs to keep a closer is up to you) — for guys and gals. Raza Power C/ompany, and the Stud and Valley, a new bar seems to open weekly. watch on those invited to participate in There will be two sections to the show; The Dead End, both at 11th and Folsom Along Ventura Blvd. near the Hayloft their activities. yes, friends, TWO giant sections to the (as if you need be told). (still the best staging point for out-of- An organization in Beverly Hills, no show. The first will feature UNordinary For those that can stand a double towners, as it stays open for coffee), less, is offering a long gay weekend cruise street dress. (Can you imagine UNordi­ blast of excitement, the show will be there are now ten gay bars or restaurants to Ensenada and San Diego for $85. I nary street dress in San Francisco? Oh, over in plenty of time to go the evening of varying interest. Some have dancing, thought that the Queen Mary was perma­ this is goin’ to be some show!) performance of “Hair” with the C!oits. some have fairly elaborate shows and nently docked at Long Beach! Ah, well, The second part of the show will use Remember . . . 3-6 p.m., the 24th of some serve indifferent food, but at the with that kind of enterprise, Hollywood the 12 signs of the zodiac as a theme. August. It’s the social event of the moment all appear well patronized. will never die. There will be 12 different fashions por­ season — you’ll LUV’ IT! At least one bar attracts customers by encouraging dancing, though this is supposed to be illegal for some weird Vic­ torian reason. Capades Hunts What would have been the eleventh FAIRMONT STATIONERS club along this stretch of Ventura, The 835 Larkin Street, San Francisco Stampede North, failed to open as Producer, Cast Phone 885-1112 scheduled on July Fourth due to legal Selection of a producer and a director complications. The last straight club in The "Gay"est Stationery Store for the 1969 edition of Sirlebrity Ca­ that location was called “Bonnie and in San Francisco Bay Area pades is slated for the Productions Com­ Clyde’s,” before that it was the “VIP’s; mittee meeting August 7 at 8 p.m. at perhaps the jinx will be lifted when it SIR Center. goes gay. to S.I.R. Members Auditions for the annual variety show Although several new gay publica­ 10% Discount are set for August 16 and 17 from 2 to tions appeared in Southern California this 5 p.m., and August 18 from 7 to 9p.m., summer, the biggest stir was created by a S.I.R. Center. Office Supplies Tentatively scheduled for the S.I.R. • Business Cards • Rubber Stamps Center Theater in November, the popular event is expected for the first time to enjoy a longer run than the usual one SPECIAL BLACK LIGHT ROOM weekend, according to Joe Vigil, com­ mittee chairman. Posters - Paints - Decals Those interested in joining the produc­ Other Psychedelic Items tion staff are invited by Vigil to attend the August 7 meeting. Particular needs GAY DEPARTMENT (rear of store) include a costumer and a rehearsal pian­ ist as well as a set designer and crew. Open ’tU 7 P.M. Films - Book & Film Rental Service Nearly $3,(X)0 profit was realized from Male-Oriented Books - the May production of “ A Funny Thing Posters - Greeting Cards Happened On The Way To The Forum,” Reading Room - Free Coffee Bob Cramer, producer, has reported. This success assures the funding of a number of projects within S.I.R Photography by Walter Rinder GROOVY GUY The Bar Tour Empresses All Over MILL by Donn Lewis by Tequila Mockingbird 5.1. R. is sponsoring a "cultural exchange program" by VALLEY sentiing Tom Gillard to Los Angeles' second annual Groovy Guy The biggest event in July was the very good, reasonably priced, and served Contest as the only candidate from San Francisco. grand re-opening of the Maple Leaf on by Jim. one of the sexiest waiters in Polk at Sacramento. Numerous fancy INTERIORS Tom will compete against some 25 other contestants in the town. After dinner, we walk down Castro flower arrangements and plants sent by to 18th, then west one block to the mid-August event sponsored by "The Advocate," a Los Angeles well-wishers were donated to various Honeybucket, one of the newer bars. A homophile newspaper. Each contestant is sponsored by a gay hospitals the following morning in a very few beers with Dick, the owner, rounds 228 E. BLITHDALE ST. business or organization. The finals for the contest will take place considerate gesture of Gene, Voo Doo out the evening. in conjunction with a "gay" dance, with the profits donated to and Rome. Things to watch for in August — fox Phone: 388-5050 the Metropolitan Community Church of Los Angeles. Former Empress Shirley, positively trots and waltzes under the soft, relax­ 5.1. R.'s Groovy Guy stands an intriguing 69 inches tall, “ underwhelmed” at the thought of being ing strobe lights at the Tool Box... fresh carrying a trim 141 pounds. Although he wears his dark hair a “dowager empress,” held court at the chives in the Sunday brunch at the short, Tom loves long hair, explaining that the "consistency of his front bar, while Czarina Voo Doo sang Mule ... Stacy and the Casual Men on □ and danced among the glasses on the hair just isn't right for long hair." Sunday and Monday at the Tacky Wench UPHOLSTERING His masculine appearance is enhanced by a moustache and bar. ... Sascha back at the piano at Linda’s "complete" tan, which he maintains by nude sunbathing in his Newly-elected Tavern Guild President Tower on Pine Street ... Gordon’s 99- backyard on California Street (when there isn't time to make it to Don Banks and most of his board mem­ cent chicken on Mondays ... movies at the beaches). bers were present to launch the Maple Jackson’s Penthouse Friday thru Sun­ □ Leaf on its way to becoming one of the day ... Cliff’s great dinners at the Baj Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tom has an easy­ town’s favorite bars. on Bay Street ... The Styx River Ferry going, midwestern manner. The Army brought Tom to the Bay Things have picked up at the Gas on Sunday evenings at the Saturnalia... Area after he enlisted. He was impressed with the "uniform ity of Station at 6th and Folsom. The two Mavis, the Bearded Lady, slinging hot "W e Sell □ the climate here and the variation of everything else." After his Bills, formerly at the Mistake, are ap­ dogs in the patio of the Mint on Sun­ "stretch" with the Army was completed, Gillard stayed in San plying their skills and talents for making days ... Jose back from Paris and just Workmanship” Francisco. a bar exciting. Don’t miss their Wednes­ barely speaking English now. Tom works as a bartender at the Tool Box and freely states, day night parties. "I love it — it's fantastic; I meet so many interesting people." A change in personnel at the House of When you understand that he lists his two chief interests as "sex Harmony on Polk at Bush has brought and people," you can easily understand his satisfaction with his Frank Cowden and Jack Gamer, former­ job. ly at the Two Til Two, as host and guest bartender, respectively. Jack, the “ Se­ Intensely interested in the homophile movement, Gillard govia of the Rockies,” will liven up describes himself as becoming militant "to the point of partici­ Polk Street. pating in picket lines." He sees the greatest problem to the move­ The Paradox knows that it’s always ment as "people who won't stand up for what they deserve." handy to have an empress in the house. Although he says that he is "not a conservative — at a ll," he With a wedding in the offing, disaster sees a definite advantage for the homophile movement to "retain struck. The minister chickened out. For­ some aspects of conservatism to gain respect and support from a tunately, Her Imperial Majesty took basically conservative society." control of the situation. The Empress Well adjusted to gay life, Tom states, "I've always been gay, Reba instructed Michael, the Imperial always knew it, always accepted it, always thought it was Chamberlain, to hold her own diadem QLSHBHSS HOVSE groovy." over the enchanted couple and performed 135 - 12th Street OAKLAND 444-9966 the marriage herself. 1^ don t flaunt being gay," he explains, "but I don't try to (Between Oak and Madison) Bradley’s Corner, at Cole and Carl, is hide it. He concludes that "people respect you when you respect yourself." carried away with its food bit. With suc­ cessful nightly dinners, it now features DINNER and For the "vice-minded," Gillard has a complete set. He a smorgasbord on Sunday called “ brup- doesn t have a tattoo on his hand, but he smokes Marlboros. per,” or buffet supper. All you can eat SMORGASBORD Probably a hold-over from his Oklahoma youth, Tom drinks from 6 to 10 for $1.95. 6:30 - 10PM "bourbon and branch (water)." As a new feature of this column, the SUNDAY SPECIAL The closest definition to groovy that Webster's College Neighborhood Tour of the Month, we edition of their New World Dictionary has is "in the groove," visit the “ Castro Street-Rhinestone BRUNCH: 11 to 3 which they define as "performing ... with smooth, effortless Heights” area. Starting with pre-dinner DINNER: 6:30 - 10 skill. Tom displays a mature confidence in who he is and where cocktails with Arline at the congenial, he is. His manner is "smooth and effortless." intimate Mistake on 18th at Noe, we With a groovy 'head" and groovy body, Tom is definitely wander two blocks to Market and the CLOSED MONDAY WE HONOR MASTER CHARGE tough competition for the blond surfers of Southern Cali­ Missouri Mule where we sample Bob fornia. Peck’s excellent cooking. The meals are L et’s Eat I' Sir Members Circle the Globe Paper Doll Reborn I That “the sun never sets on the SAN FRANCISCO — The American SACRAMENTO —Governor Reagan has British Empire” may no longer be a signed into law two anti-pornography by Julius truism, but it could well apply to the Civil Liberties Union ... asserts that the \ right of privacy should extend to all bills representing the first major tight­ S.I.R. membersltip! ening of California obscenity laws since A report released by the S.I.R. Mem­ private sexual conduct, heterosexual or If you can’t wait until the LOFT As we were saying before we were homosexual, of consenting adults. The the gold-rush era. ROOM of the SPEAKEASY is ready to so militantly interrupted, dining out in bership Committee in July indicates that One law establishes a separate stan­ there are S.I.R. members in 40 states and judgment of such conduct, including its serve dinners nightly, perhaps you might those special restaurants which cater to morality ... is not a matter for invoking dard for judging what is obscene for dine at San Francisco’s oldest bar and our own community is still the best bar­ territories, and 11 foreign countries. youths under 18. Of the total membership of 938, the penal statutes of the secular state. restaurant, the PAPER DOLL, serving gain around. Such statutes are most reprehensible The second incorporates a “ pander­ dinners in a completely redecorated din­ We’ve just returned from the east — California ranks first with 715 members ing” concept so that the method of ad­ in 92 cities. when linked to enforcement by entrap­ ing room. Second only to the once famous New York City to be specific — and we ment by special police squads or the use vertising can be used as a legal tool to BLACK CAT, and perhaps the forerun­ were amazed at the high prices in those Other states represented are New determine whether the published mater­ York with 37 members; Florida, 20; Illi­ of “ peep holes” and other devices for ner of most every other dinner house in few restaurants which cater to the gay secret surveillance of public rest rooms. ial is obscene. the Bay Area, THE PAPER DOLL has community. We were further amazed at nois, 19; Wasliington, 11; Ohio, Oregon S.F. CHRONICLE, June 26 and Pennsylvania, 8 each; Michigan and Police, license officials, and other become a tradition and still caters to the poor selection of entrees and the government personnel continually sub­ * « 4> for himself and started a restaurant Texas, 7 each; Massachusetts and New the discriminating tastes of the Bay shoddy atmosphere and mannet in which ject homosexuals to a variety of pres­ SOLEDAD Inmates at the State under his own name. Jersey, 6 each; Missouri, District of Area’s select clientele. food is served. sures, in bars, parks, night clubs, and prison were ordered coirfined to their We are surprised that there are not Columbia and Nebraska, 5 each; Colorado We’d like to tell you about the early We realize that it is not fair to com­ other places where they assemble, solely cells in the hope that isolation would pare New York City with San Francisco worn marks in the streets between the and Indiana, 4 each. days at the PAPER DOLL, when Mona’s Three members reside in each of the on the ground that homosexuals con­ bring an end to a series of violent inci­ and we are making no attempt to do so RED LIZARD, THE BLACK CAT, GOR­ CANDLE UGHT, Charlotte’s FRONT, states of Arizona, Connecticut, Kansas, gregate there and without any evidence dents with racial and sexual overtones. in this article, except to say to our DON’S, and the famed original PAPER and KENO’s were packing ’em in night­ Nevada, Rhode Island and Wisconsin; 2 in of a crime being committed. Such prac­ Eight prisoners were injured in fight­ readers: save your money while in New DOLL. On Sunday nights the thick pink ly, but we’re saving that for our book Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minne­ tices are pure and simple coercion and ing which officials believe may have York for their many excellent stage slices of luscious Prime rib of roasts which we hope to finish some day. We sota, New Hampsltire, New Mexico, violate freedom of assembly and equal been a clash between rival homosexual shows, and enjoy dining out while you drew the crowds like a magnet, sharing can tell you that there was no finer North Carolina and Oklahoma. protection of the laws. factions. are in San Francisco where every res­ them only with GORDON’S. They both restaurant anywhere, at any price, than S.I.R. has one member each in Ala­ A.C.L.U. NEWS, July 1969 S.F. CHRONICLE taurant competes with every other res­ competed to win the largest volume of * * the original PAPER DOLL. It was from bama, Alaska, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, taurant to offer the finest menu possible hungry and thirstv customers whom they here that Gordon, enjoying the epitome Montana, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia PRINCETON — The puritan ethic re­ of success as its first chef, branched out at the most reasonable prices. - Continued on Page 36 garding sex continues to be a powerful and Puerto Rico. LOS ANGELES — David M. Graham, I la La L3 la la La la la La La la ia la la La la la la la La la la la la la la la La 13 la la b Foreign countries and their member­ 30, protested what he called rough treat­ influence in America, even though the ship representations are Canada, 7; Eng­ ment by police officers and as a result, more visible and vocal groups in U.S. land and Spain, 2 each; and one in he says, he has beensubjected to three society may have created the impression u Australia, Colombia, France, Japan, Neth­ months of red tape, harrassment and that the country is undergoing a revolu­ p e r d o n ó erlands, New Zealand, Philippines and even vandalism. tion in attitudes toward sex. c A new nationwide Gallup survey shows Taiwan. On March 24, Graham was forced Cl from his car, “ viciously searched,’’ and that 73% of adults interviewed would o u r a m handcuffed with no explanation. He was find pictures of nudes in magazines ob­ (The Ernie’s of the Gay Set) u Yosemite Run later told police believed a robbery was jectionable, 76% would be offended by topless nightclub waitresses, and 81% We are happy to announce 99$ week every u This year’s July Fourth Run to the being contemplated. object to actors and actresses appearing week at Gordon's — G Yosemite area was a great success for the He filed a complaint with the Police Commission alleging misconduct by po­ nude in Broadway plays. Sunday Brunch with Robbie ...... 99$ CMC and a credit to the organizing club. In addition, 38% say they have seen C Some 170 members, their friends and lice: during the next weeks he was Bill Brown, Chef plagued with threatening phone calls, something objectionable on TV, 25% have G relations converged on what must be the seen something objectionable in a maga­ Monday Chicken in the Basket ...... 99$ most beautiful and secluded camp site vandalism, unexplained stops by plain­ Tuesday Lasagna Dinner ...... 99$ U clothes officers, and numerous police zine, and 23% have seen something ob­ n used by the California clubs. There were jectionable in the movies. Wednesday Fish n ’ Chips ...... 99$ u fewer bikes and fewer Southern Cali­ contacts to go over minor details of the n complaint. The least shockable group would be Thursday Chef’s Special ...... 99$ G fornia participants than last year, but the young males with a college education n Above served with Salad, bread & butter excellent food outdid the table set out in His car has been covered with wet G cement and the windows smashed. and reasonably affluent background liv­ ’ 68 . n Regular menu available daily One caller phoned friend of ing on the East or West Coast. G The show was highlighted by Peter The most shocked would be older n DINNER Sunday thru Thurs. 6pm to 11pm B’s spoof of Professor Higgins’ “I’m an Graham’s, “ If he wants a bullet in the G head, just keep playing games with us.’’ women with little education, from middle n HOURS Friday & Saturday 6pm to 12am Ordinary Man.” The production was or lower income background and living presented by San Francisco’s version of Graham maintains that many of the n G calls revolved around information only in that area of the country of ten ref erred the late Miss Bankhead — Cam — who to as the “ Bible belt.” n Gordon's Playroom & Downstairs Bar G concentrated on Bette Davis with the aid the police would have. Prior to the March incident, Graham’s S.F. CHRONICLE, June 23 Thursday thru Saturday—8pm to 2am G of Cal Donia’s fabulous Chauncey. « « « n Most concurred that it was a well- most significant encounter with police 986-0110 Sunday 3:00 to 2:00 am NEW YORK — More than 30 trees and n G organized and happy event, except per­ was to report a traffic accident. Sunday Beer Bust—Draft 15$ G haps for the bear that ambled off as the In response to Graham’s charges, po­ other greenery in a Queens park were 840 sScin*»OPtt& ^Street— cut down by neighborhood “vigilantes” 4 P M - TPM first arrivals disturbed his spring hunting lice simply deny they are responsible. C ground. Jeff Buckley S.F. CHRONICLE, July 11 Continued on Page 26 NEWS NOTES IN THE 'OLD CHRON' The next step, I suppose, will be to The Lower Peninsula- —Continued from Page 25 These letters to the editor appeared, establish a department of homosexual in this order, in the July 1 edition of the studies and culture at a State college . .. in an effort to harass homosexuals who V.A. BARBATA met there. One of the activists, who San Francisco Chronicle: Blach Orchids to Softball San Francisco claimed “ concern for the safety of the T/Vho Needs It?' — by George Kaufmanl women and children,” said that when (Vector Ed: And why not? I t’s as valid as Editor — I am appalled to hear that a "black studies. homosexuals appeared, the vigilantes division of the Department of Health, Reader, bored at an A & W Root Beer and it is well known in the East Bay. would surround them, shine lights in Education and Welfare finds it necessary Duty stand: “ Get to the root of your thing!”— Open: Noon til’ 2 a.m. every day. their faces and tell them to get out. to spend $575,000 of the taxpayers’ Editor — In connection with the I’m trying, I’m trying! PALO ALTO: The Locker Room had “ Admittedly it was against the law, but money to study homosexuals. Who the Oakland police and the Caplan matter, REDWOOD C/ry.-Dino&Til’s should its coming out party on St. Pat’s Day, we had police consent.” hell needs this study besides the homo­ one is tempted to wonder what kind of be named “ Sally’s Bar.” Sal is that 1966 and it has been going strong since. The police asserted they had no idea sexual? With all the cries of inadequate person becomes a policeman so he can loveable hostess there who welcomes This lounge caters to the “ white collar” who eilt down the trees and that they funds for school needs, free lunches, spend his time in public toilets watching and warms and also, with her own nim­ crowd and the collegiates. Fred, the were not even sure when. poverty, job training, etc., we give the other men urinate. ble fingers, makes the decor for this amiable owner, makes all welcome. S.F. CHRONICLE, July 1 Kinsey Institute a juicy contract to poll May one presume they enjoy their “ in” place. She also designs and makes SAN JOSE: The Galley in San Jose * « « the queers and come up with another work? all of the dresses and outfits for the follows a ship’s theme. Every month An Alfred Politz poll reveals 43 percent report of dubious value to the com­ ERIC LEUNA shows. Her group, “ The Black Orchids,” Jon and Dierney put on a backyard BBQ of women surveyed believe men’s and munity or anyone else. > Yuba City. puts on 2 or 3 shows a month with more with cute signs saying, “Buy tickets now women’s fashions will be the same in the than 10 people involved in the produc­ so we can plan a BIG one for you!” The year 2000. Thirty-eight per cent of the search worker into the sexual behavior ing a cartoon of a naked judge. His tions. 10th of August is the next steak sizzler. men agreed. Asked whether men’s of young people, said that the old idea appeal was denied by a circuit court Handsome and baskety bartender Rick 'The Galley, of course, excells in the fashions will be more feminine in 2000 of “ doing what comes naturally” is out. after a lower court held that the cartoon, will be gone in August (to Hawaii) and finest of food served daily — steaks a than they are now, 57% of the men and “It must be made clear that a satisfac­ showing a judge masturbating, was ob- Buz and Sal will fill in for him. speciality. 59% of the women said yes. tory sex life is not something that comes SC6ri6* Dino & Til’s is close to the famous The Galley continues its soft ball teams WOMEN’S WEAR DAILY, June 18 naturally,” he said. S.F. CHRONICLE, July 3 old “Crackpot” and has a good rapport and is looking for challengers. Any bar S.F. CHRONICLE, June 27 * « « with local authorities. From Bayshore feel up to a real bout, give Dierney a « 4> « « 4> * THE HAGUE — A heated controversy freeway, take Highway 84 West (Wood- call. LONDON — A school for sex where ROCKVILLE, MD. — J. Brinton Dilling­ is raging throughout the Netherlands side) to El Camino, then go South on HAYWARD: The Aloha Club is fea­ boys would learn the art of making love ham, 25, was sentenced to six months in over whether associations of homosexuals El Camino 3 blocks and look to the left. turing Ty Lundall and Noel DuVall in has been proposed by a British sociolo­ jail for distributing a copy of the under­ and lesbians should be legally recog­ Decor at the popular bistro is red and “ The Comedy Revue” every Friday and gist. Michael Schofield, author and re- ground Washington Free Press contain­ nized. REUTERS black leather and isS.I.R. oriented. Many Saturday, 10 pm to lam. Don’t forget kids come up from the Santa Cruz area - Continued on Page 32 Rona’s Column fo r the Girls ♦ f 2 S T O W "'Afraid of a Girl! b r x j n -o h : ■by Rona Most of you have seen the series of vate, and that she wouldn’t want to be SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS articles on gay girls in the Chronicle treated like that because of what she 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. recently. Rita La Porte and some of the says or does in private either. ^girls from S.I.R. were, along with many By this time people in the seats in SWIM- others, concerned enough about the mis­ front and back of her joined in, and informed general public to stick their someone said, “ you mean that you like WEAB Lonely Bnll Sp>eoieLl necks out to help the people who wrote the queers?” the articles, and in so doing were not The little lady came right back and SHOES HUEVOS RANCHEROS only helping the general public, but all gave him both barrels: “I reserve the JACKETS of us, too! right to like whomever I please, and I & MARGARITA I happened to be standing on the don’t like you! People talk about this being a free country; let me tell you if SHIRTS $ streetcar when I saw the second article 1.50 about us in a newspaper which a middle- we had more people with minds as small SUITS THE aged woman was reading quite avidly. as yours we wouldn’t stay free for very She noticed me leaning over her shoulder, long! And besides, what business is it of SLACKS COCKTAILS .50 and asked what I thought about “this everyone^s that they should think that LONELY BULL new thing that the newspaper people they have the right to judge and not be MONDAY THRU FRIDAY have come out with to sell newspapers.” judged? It is about time that we had 1201 Sutter 471 TURK ST. at POLK 5 TO 7 P.M. I said that the newspapers will come some people who are not afraid to stand SAN FRANCISCO out with just about anything these days. up to the small minds with articles like 776-5606 these and tell you what you don’t have b o t t l e b e e r .30 MON. & TUES. With that, she almost lost her temper, Hours to be afraid of.” OPEN 10 A.M. DAILY and started telling me about the way Daily 10:30-7:00 7 P.M. TO 2 A.M. “ You don’t know anything about it, that so many people are unjustly treated Saturday 10:00-6:00 because of what they say or do in pri- — Continued on Page 32 in their agency and wouldn’t that be a Lafayette Square catastrophe? It might disrupt the work routine. Twitter, twitter. Judge, baby, what makes you think DECORATING? that those of a heterosexual bent leave Court Victory Ouer C.SX, their emotions behind when they come to HAVE YOU CUSTOM MADE the office? In case you have not noticed, TRIED THE GREEK WAY? ------by Frederick H. Pauls they don’t. Now, why should it be copa- DRAPERIES If there is swnewhere a Pantheon for the private lives of its employees is at cetic for them to ogle, leer, and make M i ! i I I I heroes to the Movement, inscribe upon war with elementary concepts of liberty, passes at members of the opposite sex 'f r o m j i j I its walls the following: privacy and diversity.” without impairing the efficiency of the S7»tn.high An employee may be fired, say Baze­ service while, contrarily, a glance at 3 .9 9 ^ lon and Wright, only for "such cause YARD INCLUDING MEASURING, Norton v. the U.S. Civil Service Com­ one’s own sex will throw the place into IMPORTS FROM GREECE as will promote the efficiency of the ser­ LABOR AND INSTALLATION mision, July 1, 1969, U.S. Court of Ap­ a veritable shambles? peals, Washington, D.C., Judges David vice.” Obviously, according to their logic, Being a government worker, I am not STATUES, RUGS, WALL PLAQUES, ALL DRAPERIES MADE UP L. Bazelon and J. Skelly Wright for the dismissal for aberrant sexual behavior, speaking, as it were, from blithe ignor­ HAND PAINTED WALL PLATES, IN O U R OWN W O R K R O O M AND VASES OF ALL WORK GUARANTEED Majority, Judge Edward A. Tamm. Dis­ which bears no relation to an individual’s ance. My agency has numerous homo­ senting. performance on the job, does not qualify sexual persons working in it. I am biased, ANCIENT DESIGN. Rejoice all government workers who as legitimate. admittedly, but I have yet to see that MANY MOREIMPORTS ARRIVING ^ TELEPHONE are homosexual. The good Judges Baze­ If, as seems likely, the court’s decision their presence has seriously impaired the FROM GREECE SOON! 826-8243 lon and Wright have ruled that the Na­ is appealed by the Government to the work routine or in any way disrupted OPEN SATUROAY AND SUNDAY tional Aeronautics and Space Administra­ Supreme (Court, we must delay the vic­ the mental condition of their colleagues. ONLY FROM 11AM-5:30 PM tion and the Civil Service Commission tory celebration until a final verdict is Fortunately, most bosses are more WHOLESALE PRICES erred when, in 1963. the first dismissed rendered by that august body. (Earl concerned with the quality of a person’s from employment and the latter denied Warren, where are you when we need work than the nature of his sex life. Phone: 752-2088 SEBASTIEN reinstatement to Mr. Clifford L. Norton you?) This is exactly as it should be. The state I DRAPERY, INTERIORS after his arrest in Lafayette Square for It is to be devoutly hoped that the (boss) has no business in anyone else’s i; 3015 - 22nd St. at FOLSOM "immoral conduct.” idiotic Civil Service regulations denying bedroom. ZEUS CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS BEDSPREADS Specifically, Mr. Norton, a budget employment to homosexual persons are Generally, homosexual persons make RE-UPHOLSTERING LAMBREQUfNS IMPORTS FROM GREECE! analyst with NASA, was nabbed for approaching a well deserved death. Sure­ as excellent workers as heterosexual FESTOONS AUSTRIAN SHADES 4407 Balboa Street, at 45th Ave. Mill 1 i pinching one Madison Proctor on the leg ly, despite Judge Tamm’s opinion to the persons. There is no great difference and MASTER CHARGE and inviting Proctor to his apartment for For evening appointments coll 387<0762 l| BANKAMERIC ARO contrary, there is no one-to-one relation­ such as there are are idiosyncratic. d j l . l J a drink. (What a lovely gesture!) ship between a person’s sexual prefer­ All of this justifies the more the NASA and the Civil Service Commis­ ence and his capacity to perform effec­ majority opinion in Norton v. the Civil sion, however, did not think well of Mr. tively on the job. That is not to say Service Commission, for, clearly, a gov­ Norton's actions. Egads! Pinching aman that there may never be some relation­ ernment worker, any worker for that within sight of the White House. Tut. ship. matter, should not be dismissed on the tut. So NASA fired Mr. Norton for Compared to the majority opinion, the sole basis that his sexual behavior is “ immoral, indecent, and disgraceful con­ dissenting verdict of Judge Tamm is considered immoral by authorities. duct." The Civil Service Commission singularly lurid. His characterization of One of the few precepts about sexual 9TH WAVE is the smashing new dis­ concurred. This despite an estimate from the majority opinion as “ exotic ideas behavior for which universality can be covery In men's facial skin conditioner. Norton’s supervisor that he was compe­ Not only [or toning—for refreshing- lurking in the legal underbrush” is in­ claimed is that no one should be coerced for givingWou that same exhilarating tent and did "very good work.” In short, fantile and snide in the extreme. into a sexual encounter against his will. skin sensation as a ^unge In the surf, 9TH WAVElactually combats that old' Norton was axed for being, probably, In his irrelevant dissent Judge Tamm It seems to this observer that, so far as strain of tdday's/livtng brings lines— homosexual (It should be noted that wrinkles-dried-up shin. Men look old remarks that “ homosexuals, sadly society is concerned, this is the boundary 1225 Folsom 431-9233 prematurely. Who wants to look old Norton denied homosexuality.) enough, do not leave their emotions at line beyond which it may not trespass in before their time?iDo you? We guararttee. (with a money hack A district court upheld the Civil Ser­ Lafayette Square and regardless of their controlling and punishing the sexual con­ guarantee).\that 9TH WAVE will give vice Commission in its refusal to rein­ spiritual destinies they still present tar­ you a skin that glows with new vigor duct of its citizens. -new ‘younghesa’ new lifel r - state Norton. The (iovemment, it would gets for public reproach and private If there is validity in that opinion, then Banish those ^ro^sfeet'-those tell­ seem, may sit in moral judgment on its extortion.” MOST WORTHY CAUSE AUCTION tale 'age' lines. |^ok youngefl Feel the Court of Appeals decided properly younger! Be y^iAfér! Take a plunge employees. Judges Bazelon and Wright Regarding the latter half of that state­ when it stated that a man, or woman, of in the surf! ^ disagree. S.I.R. BLDG. FUND Remember— 9TH WAVE keepsyouon ment, one must aver that so long as homosexual proclivities cannot be dismis­ top. Try It at our expense—you'll be Writing for the majority. Judge Baze­ unenlightened folk of Tamm’s ilk con­ sed from his position, or, by implication, glad you did. THREE IVIONTHS SUPPLY lon specifically rejected the idea that —ONLYS3.50 Postage paid.V^hal can tinue to punish irrationally those who be denied employment with the Govern­ ALL STAR AUCTIONERS you lose, except w rinktesi croWsfeetT the Civil Service Commission, or any are homosexual they will, of course, be ment simply because his sexual tastes agency of the Government, can make and such targets. The point being: change do not conform with those in the ma­ MANY UNUSAL ITEMS TRADEMARK enforce absolute moral judgments. Un­ the law, Judge, change the law. jority. NEW AND WHITE ELEPHANT orthodox sexual behavior in itself is not The first half of the Judge’s statement In these gloomy times when we alter­ i adequate grounds for dismissal and the fractures the mind. One must consider nate between dark despair and giddy Send order to: Civil Service (Commission may not justify all the randy implications of that, oh so highs; when to be liberal is to be a jerk; AUG. 10th SUNDAY 3 Till ? 1 it “ merely by turning its head and cry­ judicious word “ emotions.” when, as the far right slips into para­ ÍTH WAVE PRODUCTS ing ‘shame.’ ’’ ''P .O : Boj 867, Dept. lA Tell it like it is Judge. You mean, noia, the New Left races to follow suit; San Francisco. CA94101 (Continued Bazelon: “The notion that it don’t you, that they won’t leave behind this small gesture is a ray of sanity. t could be an appropriate function of the their deplorable tendencies to look at We are fortunate that two men refuse ALWAYS A CROWD Federal bureaucracy to enforce the ma­ men/women as potential lovers? They to join the stampede into irrationality. jority’s conventional codes of conduct in might find someone sexually stimulating on the peninsula, it’s 'TO PLAY WITH TIGERS FROM TH E S.l.R. A spirit flirt / flesh dies FRANK V. BARTLEY POETRY P C E T fiV WORKSHOP for love, for touch (concept of nude skin one two three - the starkiss, dark flowers, danger onetwothree of strange gardens); one . two . three . paws of paradise tigers walk when beautiful people (Bow the heads): sleep. You enter For God so loved the world THE SADNESS IS IN KNOWING the ring (black bars MJ he gave his only Son, on yellow background) fingering etc. All I ever wanted the phallic whip was to s(>eak You hide within in tones soft; (hawks then a sorrow of stones. Cherubim in blind expression TO JAMES RECTOR chants in monotone, thin­ Words simple. of escape, voiced hosannas do not reach Not to drown the ear. This is a city of masks all in the intensity hawks In plastic of thought, feeling. in swift pursuit) — where gooJJrienJs meet Now is the mechanical man one two three With iron fingers at serpent’s order To exchange whys... You play with them, the tigers, 2651 EL CAMINO REAL Pulling all roots from the garden why did they and perhaps answers; in hunt and hunted REDWOOD CITY 366-4955 To clasp hands amid chaos. game (watch lean muscles, The serpent grows prosperous whydidthey Brunches on Sunday from 11-3 SI.50 the swell, Including With tribute engorged from men’s planting But now paths fork. the vigorous legs); No longer offers apple in his guile why . did . they The sadness is in Screwdriver—Champagne or Bloody Mary But delivers fruit of mace knowing we could you stroke the skin — soft velvet — Scales glinting with weaponry Body and blood mingle and think of fields with young semen; have made the journey where tiger- Rain from gas clouds is counselled yours was a garden walk easier for each other, lilies grow WORLD GUIDE BOOK For flower faces raised to sun (wanderer in a neighbour and yet... TRIPPING AROUND And jet beyond is for death’s export at sea-terminal world) — you lie did not. and feed the hungry animals Rene Autil Where the waters stretch away with an endless with dripping meat THE WORLD? beauty on them, but dark from restlessness too soon. of love (surprised Amen chokes upon your tongue, fire by the starving life The decision faced is survival from loins vanishes of jungles); The wheels of this vehicle are square to summer snow. Ladies, lost in love’s disguise, the clock is clsing all our eyes Blind drawn across window and chain on door you play with tigers The reed of flute and pen now broken Prayer Lucy let Lily in strange gardens. While club, machinegun, birdshot-buckshot and '38 ravages your growing skin. Lily let Lucy You become “ It” and hunt OR ROLLING DOWN Are aimed in persuasion Lily Lucy let Lily let Lucy to satisfy the flesh. TO RIO? let let let her let her More updated than the sword (It is so cold in an eternal Victor Borsa void. sing! The red corridors of spring the tulips YOU OR YOUR FRIENDS The shot martyr cbsing eyes Bread cannot feed GOING TO EUROPE? Wonders nighthunger. bend and are strung like bugle beads upon her sullen table, Will youth live in the slime of leviathan stomach Temptation is not evil). (do it while you’re able) LE GUIDE GRIS Breathe without plant-live air The superstuds are slung upon the streets (enlarged and revised) Accept all planet paved with smogway one two three like great sadistic princes is a complete guide to Europe while Notre Dame Orgasma and the rest of the world outside Wonders and hears as the world blurs why did they in fabled fifths is sung until she winces. the United States - Bars, Hotels, and other facilities — 67 world And his night falls Her love has hung himself among the quinces. countries including Latin America - Voices raucous bang bang bang Lucy let Lily 12 maps of major European cities Prom Adams and Eves Lily let Lucy 74 listing in London alone. Staging comeback to garden onetwothree languish in anguish With shovels and guitars if she must. LE GUIDE GRIS Singing of green spaces children with elbow room one . two . three . The young men are turning to moth and rust. Box S01,%VECTOR Climbing a tree Veer and preen, Lucy 83 Sixth Street Victor Borsa Preen and veer. San Francisco, California 94103 E}ric Stevenson Let Lily love you, lying here. Jay Johnson SS 00 LOWER PENINSULA — Continued from Page 27 SAN DIEGO that this place is also After Hours these same nights. This bar, without question, has the most beautiful homosexual world famous women. And the best women pool players in America, Canada and Afghanistan. If you like to drink beer and play pool this is your bar, baby. Of course the great shows are something else, thanks DOLL $ ^ . 0 0 to the genius of the sound man, Gary. Sightems: Jeri & Aloha much in love. The Aloha Club is the most successful girl’s and guy’s bar I’ve ever seen. .Mink Throw wirh border of And soon to return: that butch bartender vicuna color wool. Stitched from Butte, Lloyd, who will bring his cdge.s, length 72 inches lover, Charles, back from Montana with width 56 in c h es. An $870.00 him. value. ROOM Drawing .'\ugust 24, 1969 The Aloha Club could easily be called the “ Finocchios of the East Bay,” with 756 Ventura Place, Mission Beach a long list of participants in the show. •cross the street from the Roller Coaster. Dancing is permissible, and laughable Pat, the bartender, keeps the place on the Ramrod, 1225 Folsom fun-filled. S.l.R. Center, 83 Sixth St. SOUTH OAKLAND: The Duck Inn Neal Clift’s, 272 O’Farrell is a groovy place to visit. Shu Larve is Gordon’s, 840 Sansome appearing there, and many others in BSACR their Friday-Saturday shows. book of 15 tickets $10. The Manhole, on Foothill Blvd. is also a swinging place. This Tavern Guild bar Proceeds Benefit S.l.R. features The Glitter Tones (3 guitars and Dancing a drum) on Friday and Saturday nights and Frank Mesa on the piano on Sun­ day. The Manhole recently catered a wedding dance for two much-in-love gals. Iris and Claude. You know, that is what the Manhole is — personable. And the bartender! Well, I get hung up on attractive bar­ tenders. That’s the Lower Pen for this month. Come on down, folks! T H E RONA'S COLUMN rN Custom — Continued from Page 27 MULE and that makes you afraid of it! Big Picture Framing grown man afraid of a girl! People like 2348 MARKET STREET you are what is tearing this country PHONE: 626-1163 BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED apart! And it’s just because you don't Antique Engravings know anything about it!” ooooooooooooo NEW It seemed to me that she had other NEW PAPER BACKS MALE NUDE MAGAZINES ON DISPLAY followers and was winning the word DINNER Leather Boys...... 2.95 Stalion...... 5.00 battle easily when I had to get off at BOOKS Spartan ...... 2.50 my stop. I am sorry that I had to miss 7 NIGHTS A WEEK The Male Brothel .... . 1.95 Gay Revolution...... 1.25 Phalic Development No. 1 5.00 the finish—I’ll bet that it was a beaut! 6-10:30 P.M. Phalic Development No. 2 5.00 Don’t give up the fight to make people The First Job ...... 1.95 SECOUND C a l- A r t Little Boy Homo...... 1.95 Rawhide Male No. 2 .. .. 5.00 2343 MARKET understand all things about human Play Time Teens ...... 5.00 beings; that little lady proved that there Come Blow your Horn . 1.95 FLOOR BRUNCH-SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Groping...... 2.95 Boys Next Door...... 5.00 is still hope for us all, gay or not. Up-Close No. 2 ...... 5.00 D A IL Y 11-7 • SUN 12-4 11A.M.-4 P.M. Boy whore ...... 1.50 Places to go: Leonarda’s, Greco’s, the plus many more on display. new Saturnalia, and the Wildside West. plus many more on display. * * ^ For the lasting enjoyment of your i- That was for all of you newcomers to art work—let us do your framing. the city; most of the other girls already COCKTAIL HOUR 272 O’Farrell Street know where the action is! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY POLICE BEAT Books The Harding (Continued from page 12) had not been made public and grumbled, Theatre "Do we really want change?” Enough Hangups for All Baccari, who has been criticized be­ 616 DIViSADERO cause most of his interviews were con­ BRADUrS ------by Frank J. Howell (AT HAYES) ducted with police officers rather than SAN FRANCISCO members of the community, gave credit 563-7536 to Citizens Alert’s eight-point proposal The Puritan Jungle: America’s Sexual viewing media. Few people are even as a resource for this report which is CORNER OPEN 10 AIM (SUN.-NOON) Wilderness, by Sarah Harris, Putnam, aware of the appearance of Puritan designed to help minorities. He said his MIDNIGHT SHOWS FRI. & SAT. 900 Cole Street 1969, $6.95 Jungle this spring. Due to the glut of concern was to involve more police of­ 664-7766 print on the subject, the public has per­ ficers in the vital work of police-commun- Sociological muckrakers are sweeping haps grown immune. It can only be OFFERING THE itv relations. Our Dining Room is Now Serving “To get the PCR Unit accepted you Complete Dinners the country. Sarah Harris can proudly hoped that an inexpensive paperback MOST IN need the men in the department. The Wednesday thru Monday Nights place her name alongside Vance Pack­ edition will remedy this oversight. ard and others of his stripe. MALE SHOWS two groups are suspicious of one another. 7 thru 11 ITEMS: d Yet in my interviews I found they are Saturday & Sunday Brunch Miss Harris first caught the public A 95c paperback edition of The Boys actually thinking along the same lines,” 11:30 thru 3:00 P.M. notice several years ago with her solid, in the Band is set for release by Dell. A THEATRE FOR THE he declared. well-researched investigation of female Latest word from England is that the prostitution. Cast The First Stone. GAY COMMUNITY What does all this mean to members Tuesday Spaghetti Feed $1.00 Albany Trust may soon be forced to of S.I.R.? It means that we need to give including Bar Drink of your choice In Puritan Jungle she covers several close its doors because of a severe Rodney Williams all the support neces­ 6 thru 10 P.M. bases in one volume. The underlying shortage of money. An urgent fund point of view is nothing startling. There OUR PRICE $4 sary to meet the challenge he faces in drive is now being held. bringing about better police-community Sunday Gourmet Smorgasbord are thousands of lonely people in this TUES. AND THURS. relations in our city. It means that we all you can eat $1.95 land who are starved for love and try $3 TILL 7 PM must support as voters the charter re­ 6 thru 10 P.M. to obtain it through the shortcut of sex in the underground. The stem morality (X)PENHAGEN — Denmark has abol­ 2 OR MORE AFTER TPM $3. ea. visions necessary to elevate him in ished the last of the legal barriers rank — and also police fringe of our forefathers has swelled the ranks of the “ now” generation with enough against publishing pictorial pornography ADULTS PLEASE! benefits, such as differential pay for hang-ups to suit all tastes. and showing blue movies to adults. night work. It means that we as citizens S.F. CHRONICLE, July 2 have a right to know the contents of Those included in this tired-out cast the Baccari report and should request are the wife swappers, the blue movie public hearings on its recommendations. producers and their jaded consumers, and the less successful inhabitants of the Del Martin is chairman of Citizens Alert, not always gay world. Certain Victorians an organization advocating police reform. who Miss Harris feels did their share Visiting She is a founding member of Daughters to bring all this about are interviewed. of Bilitis. We visit with a film censor and have a chilling but folksy chat with a funda­ Europe? LETTERS . . . mentalist diehard in Florida whose mis­ (Continued from page 6) sion in life is hunting down and harass­ The ing every homosexual in sight. The Editor; Let me drive you around Tavern Guild It made me very sad to read in Vector portrait of this pious, Bible-thumping England and the about the murder of Frank Bartley by the creation of an earlier time will remain of San Francisco Berkeley police, but 1 am glad that S.I.R. in the back of the mind when other de­ continent- had the courage to get involved. Please keep tails of the book are long past. (He show you places the readers of Vector advised of the de­ insists that most “ deviants” molest chil­ of historical interest- velopments. dren and he’ll not be convinced other­ guide you on trips I think that homosexuals should take the wise). has trained strongest possible stand against this kind of The San Francisco scene is generously to shops, thing — not through violence, which would supplied. Frequent references are made theatres, bars bartenders be self-defeating, but through legal, moral, and clubs, etc. social, and political approaches. I think I to such local folk as Lt. Elliot Blackstone, available for know what the final outcome of the Berkeley Hal Call, and Rev. Cecil Williams. The incident will be: the police officer who mur­ segment detailing Hal Call and his ex­ ENQUIRIES private parties dered the homosexual will be absolved of all cursions through the Tenderloin are C. W EST 4545 C E D A R SPRINGS, No. 132 blame and will be awarded a distinguished illuminating. DALLAS, TEXAS 75219 service medal for his bravery. Nevertheless, The overall framework of the study the time will come when public opinion will is weak. The reader is not able to see OR not tolerate this treatment of homosexuals— how Puritanism always relates to the WRITE DIRECT and I think S.I.R. can help. That’s why 1 am sexual underground. Perhaps this is a interested in your Society. MICHAEL GUEST PHONE: SU 1.1571 message that needs no elaboration. J C. Donnell Turner 127 CLARENCE GATE GARDENS Professor of Zoology For some reason, this particular work LO N D O N, N.W. 1 Nagoya. Japan by Sarah Harris has been largely ig­ nored by the popular press and the re­ LET'S EAT 14 AUGUST/THURSDAY 8 pm Political Committee plans Voter Registration drive —Contintied from Pape 2U NEW IN MONTEREY RENEW tempted with the finest quality aged A u g u st 15 AUGUST/FRIDAY YOUR RELATIONSHIP Kansas City beef (California’s beef was 7:30 pm Discussion Group.: "Prostition." Noted speakers. not so good in those days) at the most THE SECOND Refreshments. WITH GOD! attractive prices. Finally, the slices got 16 AUGUST/SATURDAY thicker at both places as they vied STORY 9 pm DANCE, S.I.R. Night Club. Drawings! Lights! Mem­ against each other for the dinner crowds. 1969 bers $1, Guests $1.50 It was then that, the ‘‘doggie bag” came 430% ALVARADO ST. 17 AUGUST/SUNDAY into vogue, serving as a lunch or dinner Plan Now to Attend the ABOVE REGENCY THEATER 2 pm D.O.B. women: Discussion group on a subsequent Monday or Tuesday. DRAFT OR BOTTLE BEER 18 AUGUST/MONDAY San Francisco We remember once leaving the PA­ Your Hosts: Terry & Glenn PER DOLL with our own ‘‘doggie bag” 8 pm Community Center Committee Noon till 2 AM 1 AUGUST/FRIDAY 9 pm S.I.R. Bowling League, Park Bowl and stopping at DOLAN’S where we 7:30 pm Discussion Grouo; “The Move to the Right"; noted SATURDAY AFTER HOURS SPIRITUAL RENEWAL met an attractive young man we had speakers. Refreshments. 19 AUGUST/TUESDAY CONFERENCE wanted to know for many months. After 2 AM till ? 8 pm D.O.B. Business Meeting, 1005 Market, S.F. 7 pm Ways and Means Committee — Submit budgets talking and deciding to leave DOLAN'S, NOVA womeri: Sept. 19-21 Surrey Inn weekend. 8 pm Funding Committee, plans ideas that will bring 83 SIXTH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO we purposely left our doggie bag on a Reservation deadline now. income to S.I.R. 8 pm Chess group, call 282-9534 September 19th, 20th, 21st couch in front of that big open fireplace. 2 AUGUST/SATURDAY Fri. Sat. Sun. As we started down the narrow stairs, 9 pm DANCE, S.I.R. Night Club. Lights! Drawingsl Mem­ 20 AUGUST/WEDNESDAY Dolan himself called to us holding up bers $1, Guests $1.50. 7 pm Dinner at S.I.R. — $1.50 NOVA women: Business meeting Hear REV. TROY D. PERRY the recognizable white doggie bag with 8 pm SPECIAL OPEN HOUSE — Hear Rev. Troy Perry, the familiar imprinted paper doll insig­ Metropolitan Community Church, Los Angeles. Pastor QRAven imAQe 3 AUGUST/SUNDAY S.I.R. is flying Rev. Perry here for this address. nia, reminding us we had forgotten our 2 pm D.O.B. women: Discussion group Metropolitan Community Church, L.A. Monday’s dinner. This embarrassed us PHOTOORAPHY 21 AUGUST/THURSDAY so much that we denied it was ours and 4 AUGUST/MONDAY 8 pm Social Committee 7 pm Membership Committee Workshop .VÍ2-52Í8 SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA scurried down the narrow stairs to Sutter 8 pm Community Services Committee 22 AUGUST/FRIDAY and Stockton Streets. 8pm Publications Committee - planning September 7:30 pm Discussion Group: 'Transvestites." Noted speakers. SERVICES AT 7 PM We returned to the PAPER DOLL Vector magazine Refreshments. COUNSELLING BY APPOINTMENT the other night to find the bartenders 9 pm S.I.R. Bowling League, Park Bowl PHONE 781-1570 all new and prettier now. The dining 23 AUGUST/SATURDAY 8 pm D.O.B. women: Dinner and dance, Jacksons - up­ room has been completely re-done, and 6 AUGUST/WEDNESDAY 7 pm Public Relations Committee stairs. Reservations required: Connie, 237-6003 or the back dining room is reserved for 8 pm SPECIAL MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING. All Cam, (408) 378-0993 top name entertainers Wednesdays % CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS ❖ members urged to attend. 9 pm DANCE, S.I.R. Night Club. Drawingsl Lights! Mem­ DILDOES-JOY JELL through Sundays. bers $1, Guests $1.50 We were delightfully surprised to find ? CANDLES • CARDS | 7 AUGUST/THURSDAY VIBRATORS - ETC t PLANT HOSPITAL % 8 pm Social Committee 24 AUGUST/SUNDAY that, true to tradition, the PAPER DOLL 12:45 NOVA women: Bowling, King's Bowl, Millbrae, is still serving exquisite cuts of choice % •? 8 pm Productions Committee — Election of producer and A director for Capades '69, S.I.R. Center $3.50 prime rib of beef, even if the price has ¿PRICELESS FLOWER SHOP 3 pm FASHION SHOW AT S.l ,R. - Groovy guys and gals t BM t "THE KING gone up slightly and the place has gone 8 AUGUST/FRIDAY model originals by Scott Robert. MAVIS, M.C. OF through several owners and operators. 7:30 pm Discussion Group: "My Country, Right or Wrong" Catered bar. Tickets at S.I.R. — $1 (includes drink). Reigning supremely over the range is - The Vietnam War. Noted speakers. Refreshments. Also Mink Throw drawing (chances $1.00). SEXUAL AIDS" an old familiar name to those of us who 1472 California St, 9 AUGUST/SATURDAY 7:30 pm The Coits Night at "HAIR" - Sold out. eat most of our meals out. You’ll be San Francisco 94109 9 pm THE GLASS THUNDER plays,S.I.R. DANCE. Live 2nd Floor 25 AUGUST/MONDAY charmed if you are able to get the ever- 474-5451 rock music plus drawings, lights, groovy crowd — 8 pm Legal Committee informative GLADYS into conversation $2.50 9 pm S.I.R. Bowling League, Park Bowl 272 O’Farrell Street about her early days at the BRIDGE­ NOVA women: Back-pracking weekend. San Francisco 94102 26 AUGUST/TUESDAY WAY. 10 AUGUST/SUNDAY 8 pm S.I.R. Board Meeting. Members may attend. You won’t find it necessary to call for 3 pm AUCTION, BENEFIT of S.I.R. Special guests; bring a doggie bag at the PAPER DOLL, but items and/or cash. RAMROD, 1225 Folsom St. 27 AUGUST/WEDNESDAY at a special low price of $3.25 you’ll 8-pm Poetry Workshop, Call Paul: 863-1647 362 362 11 AUGUST/MDNDAY 8 pm Community Center Committee ( enjoy a delicious and adequate slice of 8 pm Legal Committee prime roast rib of beef served rare or 9 pm S.I.R. Bowling League, Park Bowl 28 AUGUST/THURSDAY 1678 1678 well done, just as you order it. 8 pm Political Committee Wj.Pt While the ENSIGN, the HANDLE 12 AUGUST/TUESDAY Wall-to-Wall Installation 8 pm S.I.R. BOARD MEETING. Members may attend. 29 AUGUST/FRIDAY BAR, and the BLACK CAT are gone 7:30 pm Discussion Group: "Do They Represent You?" forever, we still have the famous and 13 AUGUST/THURSDAY DRAPERIES» REUPHOLSTERING Noted speakers. Refreshments. MESSAGE world-renown PAPER DOLL, and may 8 pm Poetry Workshop — Call Paul: 863-1647 we suggest to the thousands of tourists 8 pm Community Center Committee 30 AUGUST/SATURDAY FREE Estimate in your home 8 pm "Citizens Alert" Board & Members meeting. Glide 9 pm DANCE, S.I.R. Night Club: Drawings! Lights! Mem­ who will visit San Francisco this summer bers $1, Guests $1.50 EXCHANGE that they put this restaurant on their Call Tom Morris - 655-6485 Church. 3rd Floor—Neal Clift Bldg. “ must” list of things to see and enjoy. After 7 P.M. 272 O’Farrcll Street We’ll see you next month with notes SATURDAY & SUNDAY ALL DAY San Francisco 94102 and comments on another fine Bay Area Non-Members may attend many S.I.R . events and all committee meetings. Unless stated, S.I.R. events are at 83 eating establishment. Sixth Street, San Francisco. For information, call 781-1570, 3 to 11 p.m. weekdays. ^ I c ^EflWTîFWL CL/fiSJFŒD CLOTHES for men TBE D i m OLD PMO MO m em (VHD MEN SAN FRANCISiX) ADDRESS FOR YOUR PRIVATE MAIL. $3.50 per mo. Weekdays gnO MCH 1-5:45 & 7-10 pm. Call 863-1448. FREKCBMAV HAVE YOU EVER HAD YOUR APART­ MENT SEARCHED by police without a warrant? Call Citizens Alert — 776-9669. USE OUR MAIUNG ADDRESS & Desk Sausalitc BAS 'EM ALL 1555 Fillmore Street Space Avail. Potrero-Mission District. 5 EM ÌN I San Francisco 94115 Call 626-6160.______telephone 931—9296 FOR SALE — 17-room mansion on Fell St. 14 PR IN C ESS, SAUSAUITO PHONE 332-2311 Price reduced $10,000. Spec, buy, agent. NUDIST MAGAZINES GAY BOOKS 552-0573 evenings.______BACK TO NATURE—Vacation or week-end. T O o i ® $3.00 TITLE$ $1.25 TITLES (For the discreet) Box 265, Clearlake, Cali­ □ Lance No. 3 □ The Staff fornia 95423. □ Playtime Pals No. 2 □ For Love of Lavender SPACE WANTED. 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Call Don, Sun. 10:00AM to 7:00PM □ Photographer.s Choice □ Groping 334-7906 evenings.______Q Coming Out YOU in Mind! of Male Nudes BINGO, BINGO. BINGO — Prizes, Prizes, 600 Ellis Street San Francisco □ Phallic Development $3.25 TITLE 1607 Jackson at Polk, San Francisco 94109 Prizes — watch for announcement third week Phone: 673-7628 474-3950 in the Adolescent □ 'The Hardway of August — Prizes & More Prizes — Social □ Phallic Development Committee. MALE NUDE CHUCK AND OAVES ^ in the Pre-Adolescent ★ r.AT.I.lNG ALL STARS AND STARLETS! Electric Supply & Repair Service ^ CATALOG OF Auditions for the 1969 edition of Sirlebrity • AM types of electrical building repairs Capades: Saturday, August 16, 2-5 p.m., ZENITH FILMS Mail today: (110 V & 220 v) Sunday, August IT, 2-5 p.m., Monday, Au­ AND PHOTOS Le Salon, 1118 Polk St., San Francisco, Calif. 94109 e All types of lighting fixtures repaired gust 18, 7-9 p.m. S.I.R. Center, 83-6th St. and installed Election of Director and Producer for 1969 ONLY NAME Sirlebrity Capades on Thursday. August 7 e Lamp & light fixtures made to order at 8 p.m. S.I.R. Boardroom. $2.00 e Electric building supplies a d d r e s s . ADULT BOOKSTORE FOR SALE — $5,000 e Low voltage lights, outside & inside, You must state: inventory, $6,000 gross monthly w/low over­ "1 am 21 years CITY STATEZIP sold and installed head. estab. 1 yr. Fully qquip. w/carpet, e Doorbell and Door releases repaired & furniture, stereo sys., bus. machs. Low rent, of age or over" AM OVER 21 AMT. ENCLOSED: $. installed return invest. 6 mo. or less. Owner leaving and sign / 3819 ■ 17th Street — San Francisco S.F. Call 776-8858 or 8854X)54. 431-5622 CAMPING PICNICS - Willow Harbor, R. A. ENTERPRISES Store Open Thursday & Saturday Only Bethel Isl. VA 4-8664, a.m. 6311 Yucca St., Hollywood (28) Calif. 1 1 1 S Polk St. • San Fr^ancisco