n e x t is s u e Frldqg 3 Ö DEADLINE Monday 2 8 MECCA PUBUCATIONS, Box 627, S.F., CA 94101 HALLOWEEN ^HEDULE 1001 NIGHTS, sp e c ia l p arty , see ad, THE PHOENIX, Cash prizes and trophies for best bus, group, female and m ale. SCOTT'S, Costume Party, 8-2AM. POLK GULCH SALOON, Prizes for best costume and bus. CABARET, G1 en Elliot M .C ., trophy and dinner for best bus, trophy and $50.00 for best costume, $3,00 door charge, TOTIES, Costume party, cash prizes for best costumes THE WOODS, Special Halloween Party, live entertainment, $100 for best group G $50 for best theme, $3.00 door charge includes 2 drinks. THE TRAP, Everyone welcome. END UP, Reba M. C ,, prizes for best busses—$100, $75 0 $25, $2 door charge includes first drink. ♦P. S. RESTAURANT, Polk Street Sally k^C ,, cash and trophy prizes for bus and individual costumes, special dinner menu. 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THE WINDJAMMER, Gary Sclineider G Kate Marlowe, co-M C ., bus prizes--$100, $50, $25, trophies for individual costumes. MIND SHAFT, H.L. Perry, M.C., tropliies—all categories. RESERECTION, Cash prizes for best costumes TWO TURTLES, $ 100 for best costum e. the DARK ARTS by A IffiACEK ÜAt63(EIIAN What possible justification might I shall blatantly call these clarK practices to discover ms own mag­ niques to help establish our own I have in presenting yet another arts magic, with no attempt what­ ical potential. In observing nature futures—according to OUR wills. article on the dark arts when the ever at apology to the insecure and human progress, we can find Magic, botli ancient and modern, world is inundated with books on and/or pious cowards. If ever was the most vital and fundamental is for use by individuals who desire occultism, witchcraft, astrology, a time when mankind tried to avoid principles wherein lie the incredibly to live naturally and normally in and on and on and on? its true reflection, that time is obvious yet profoundly obsure secrets all levels of their lives; one might The justification lies in the now. People use all manner of of magic. Magic has never been, say be REAL PEOPLE who are not question. I have no intention of self deceptions because they arc not will it ever be for the mentally frightened by shadows or themselves answering questions or pointing out horrified to approach what they docile and/or those who are oblivious as tliey tru ly are. Magical power "paths to perfection" etc. My fear within themselves. Those to tlieir fate. Magic is only for does not build itself. Wo have to singular reason is to stimulate who KNOW what to think, DARE tliose who are determined, ambitious, build it ourselves and there is only appropriate questions and challenges to think it, use will to accomplish, and courageous enough to make one source of material for building which will be absolutely relative and KEEP SILENT about it, are themselves . A GOD WITH NO inside ourselves. to the individual station and goal only those who should be encouraged OTHER GODS BEFORE THEM! Magic is not for everyone; in in the reader's life. It is entirely to pursue their own magical lives. Tile ancient scripts and materials fact, it'can only be used by a small up to each person to research and One does not need to spend a dealing with magic are only valuable percent-of-file "masses. " The determine his own conclusions, lifetime memorizing occult jargon, insofar as they provide us with in­ reason is ^lightfully simple; most "truths, " and utilities. researching ancient texts and formation to apply to modern tech­ people cannot or will not evolve (continued on page 6) News Caps ^ is- • ever unchaperoned trip to Europe has been discovered among the Henry Kissinger is still trying to family memorabilia and is being get it together with the Arabs and Relaxation, physical comfort, TWo eight-inch-long stainless excerpted in the November LADIES the Isralis. The Arabs are still deep breathing and background steel needles are inserted in each ear, HOME JOURNAL. trying to get it together amongst music are the cornerstones of the one on each side of the throat and "We are not the Bronte sisters," themselves. Lozanov teaching method, a new one on each forearm. Then the quips Lee in the forward to ONE At the Arab League Summit in system developed in Bulgaria and needles are vibrated with a current SPECIAL SUMMER. Rabat (Morrocco), 20 member currently being tried at the Sandy to deaden all pain in the major Indeed they are not. Jackie nations will try to resolve their Spring, M d., Friend SchooL heart surgery being performed at waltzes with a sexy purser on the biggest problem obstructing the Students can learn up to 1, 800 Giessen University Hospital in Queen Elizabeth and warns her road to peace, ie. who is going foreign language words per day West Germany. sister "about the quirks in the sex to represent the interest of the with this technique. Retention Acupuncture allows the patient lives of Near Easterners. " Palestinian people. is 100 percent over long periods to be concious through the entire At a Paris soiree Lee feels her Both King Hussein of Jordan of tim e . operation. At Giessen he is allowed underclothes slip to the floor under and Yasser Arafat, leader of the to listen to taped music. Some her long skirt while she's shaking P. L.O. (Palestinian Liberation patients have even been known to hands with an ambassador. Organization) feel they are the drink tea with the doctors in the The scrap book is filled with sole legitimate spokesman for In Miami the old folk have operating room minutes after the Jackie's curlicued drawings and the Palestinians living on the West taken to shop lifting in order to o p eratio n . rhymes and Lee's stories. Bank of the Jordan. survive the inflation crisis. Mortality rate is decreased by The commentaries are piercingly The Israeli government, mean­ Fixed incomes make it impos­ close to twenty percent with this c a n d id . while, is prepared to negotiate sible for o v er SO, 000 in th a t m ethod. with Hussein—they've always been area to eat regularly according relatively cozy: a criticism of to Max Friedson, chairman of Hussein by many more leftist the non profit Flrida Congress Richard Burton's getting married Arabs—but refuses discussion with of Senior Citizens. In Kansas City recently, wearing again. Another Elizabeth. Royalty A rafat. "They have just enough for a the same blue suit in two days, for real this time. It's Princess Israeli Premier Rdbin declared, snack at 10:30 AM and a sandwich President Ford became a member Elizabeth of Yugoslavia. She's a "There is only one meeting place or piece of bread at 3 PM—and of th e F. F . A. second cousin to Prince Charles for Israel and the terrorist organ­ that's it for the day," Friedson and Princess Anne of Britain. says. So|cSe*4atcKo|<>Mc’M<>M‘ **4etc izations, and tliat is the battlefields. " Buckingham Palace has no comment. Last week the U. N. General Professionally Burton is doing a Assembly, however, voted over­ The fifties revival goes on. A portrayal of Winston Churchill which whelmingly to ask the P. L.O. to scrap book made by Jackie and Lee will be seen on NBC-TV November sit as "representative of the Charles Gordin of THE HEART­ Bouvier in 1951 after their first- 28, in "The Hallmark Hall of Fame" Palestinian people. " BREAK KID is the star of a new sp e c ia l. movie IIHARROW HOUSE wlüch has opened to excellent reviews. Gordin plays the part of a small time diamond dealer in London. Sir John Gielgud is the fussy manager of No. 11, the wealthiest, stuffiest diamond exchange in the w orld. Gordin is constantly being put down for violating the dress code of this establishment and smoking in the lobby. In retaliation he plans to crack the uncrackable save. His partner is a power crazed tycoon played by Trevor Howard. They enlist the aid of James Mason, an employee of 30 years without insurance benefits who is dying of cancer and a thrill seeking debutant played by Candice Bergen. REBA-MC O e H )b « r 3 l* * ! VOTE -tat- :(ott ♦* The Grand Tetons (Big Titties is how that translates from the French) of Wyoming are covered with smoke these days from a three month long fire. La Kish The fire started on July 17, when lightening set a tree ablaze.