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The Daily Tar Heel XvXvK'X'XvKvlv!'. nay Burton n 1 n r n if ' fi Thursday. April 11. 1374 71 ti o o A o mirncn; f f I I I i(D)Ilj "The 'Honing Stone Reader." Warner Paperback Library. 222 pp. $1.75. Whether it's politics, judicial and prison reform, rock music, soul music, teeny bopping television idols, championship chess, movie-making, Olympic swimming, Chicano riots, aggression or personal diaries, The 'Rolling Stone' Reader has something to say about it. ' "Over the past three years no periodical has achieved a more spectacular success with New Journalism than Jann Wenner's Rolling Stone," Tom Wolfe declares in his book of last year. The New Journalism. All 13 articles in the Reader were previously published in Rolling Stone's pages during 1970-73. Lord knows how the editors picked these 13. 1 can't help thinking about the superb stories they left out. Like Tim Cahill's reportage on the Jesus movement. Or Joe Eszterhas story on menacing narcotics agents. And at least part of Hunter Thompson's piece on Watergate would have been nice. Yet the result is informative and fun to read despite the stories about such commercialized apple-pie kids as Mark Spitz and David Cassidy. . Among the best articles in the Reader are 'Charlie Simpson's Apocalypse by Eszterhas and 'St range Rumblings in Aztlan by Thompson. Charlie Simpson was one of a handful of freaks in his native town, Harrisonville. Mo. He was intelligent but not well-educated though Henry David Thoreau was his hero. Charlie grew tired of being treated as a The Union Grove Old Time Tiddlers Convention (this is the big one, folks) will observe its golden anniversary this weekend on Quaker Hills Farm, Union Grove, N.C. Music, singing and clogging around the clock will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday and climax Saturday night with the world championship fiddling competition. Buddy Pendleton, a postman from Virginia who plays in the bluegrass style, -won the $1,000 top fiddling award last year second-rate human by the townspeople, so he pulled out his " M-I semi-automatic carbine and murdered three innocent persons two cops and a banker. Then he blew off his own head. ' Eszterhas begins Charlie's tale with a vivid description of the town and its inhabitants. "Right after the sun comes up, first thing folks do around Harrisonville, Mo. is go up to the barn to see if the mare is still there. Then he details Simpson's violence and analyzes his problems. Tension builds between young long-hairs and older people when laws like one prohibiting assemblies of three or more persons in the town square are instituted. "The hippies were scaring business away. Harrisonville just couldn't sit around and let itself get overrun," the fire chief says. The hippies plan an anti-Vietnam War rally in the square on a Saturday. But Charlie goes wild and does his mad-dog .dance. Forced to avoid town for awhile, the freaks camp in nearby woods. "There was blood in those people's eyes," Charlie's friend, Rise Risner, says. "It was like we'd all pulled that trigger ..." Finally, Eszterhas brings himself into the story. He describes his method of slicking back his hair and sticking a cigar between his teeth to communicate with the town's pro establishment citizens. Then he washes his hair, discards the cigar and dons jeans and a leather jacket to talk to the freaks. His story ends as he sits around a campfire drinking wine and smoking pot, listening to Charlie's friends declare him a martyr because killing "was a far-out thing to do." Eszterhas brings greets and will be returning to defend his title. More than $5,000 in prizes will also be awarded to the top old time and bluegrass ensembles and to the best individual musicians. J. Pierce VanHoy, program director, decided in 1924 to hold a fiddling shindig to up the Kent State murders two years earlier, where the establishment did a mad-dog dance themselves. 'Strange Rumblings in Aztlan centers on Hunter Thompson's coverage of the 1971 killings of Los Angeles Times reporter Ruben Salazar in a Chicano-owned bar in East L.A. Salazar was sitting peacefully when a tear-gas bomb struck him in the head. Thompson swears it was murder by the police and sets out to show why. The truth radiates as he fools a policeman on the phone, lying and pretending to be unaware of what he has been covering for weeks. Thompson proves his point, hangs up the phone and puts down his pen. Rolling Stone, since its debut in 1967, has always excelled in focusing on the ominous, the unfair and the honestly bizarre aspects of America. During the past two years, however, incidents not so exclusively hip have been covered, apparently in an effort to grasp the full pulse of young America. The result: a rash of Mark Spitz, David Cassidy and, though not in this collection, Liza Minnelli and Alice Cooper tales. 'Naked Lunch Box: The David Cassidy Story by Robin Green is ridiculously funny. Green describes those who idolize David as 1 1- to 16-year-olds with "twitchy thighs and sticky seats." She quotes a 16-year-old wearing a tight sweater and hot pants at Cassidy's Madison Square Garden concert. "1 hope I brought enough Kleenex," the girl says. "Til probably cry. I cried when I got my ticket.' The 'Rolling Stone' Reader is truly a varied work of some brilliance, some dullness, some trivia and some profundity. fiddlers raise money for Union Grove School. In 1970, the festival split into two separate events. The original fiddlers convention is this weekend. A second festival will be held Friday, May 24 through Sunday, May 26 in Union Grove. Cirxoma "The Sting." Carolina Theatre. Cc n ccrnaiy Is Itself a con w'.lh soma pretty mo'.c!y malt rial being turned Into exec 55 ant enierttinmnjt by some talented hands. 1:53, 4:10, 6:33 & 3:53. $2- Ends today. Lata show: Friday and Saturday, "Paper Moon." Sunday, "Vanishing Point" 11.-15. $1.53. "Groovt Tuba." Varelly Thaxtrt.Ttxe-cM en TV. A bit sophomorfc and Ia.1r.ln3 rathar heavily on a certain type of texual humar, but still pretty funny. 1, 3, 5, 7 & S. $2. Ends Saturday. Lata show: Friday and Saturday, -Mephlsto Yaltz." 11:15. $1.50. "Dirty O'f 'aa!." Plaza I. Leva life of a cop. Could you possibly bm interested? 3, 5, 7 and 9. $2. Ends today. "Conrack." Plaza fl. fclartln FItfs U la of a teacher and poverty stricken stJdinU has many touching and beautiful moments but Is, as a whole, a self-congratulatory collection of embarrassing and syrupy oki-faihioned liberal sentiments. 3, 5:05, 7:10 and 9:15. $2. Ends today. "The Exorcist" Plaza III. 2, 4:33, 7 and 8:23. $3. Free flicks: Friday, "Spellbound." Vintage Hitchcock r.lm of a doctor with emnesia and his quest to discover his own identity. Dream sequence designed by Salvador Da!i. 9 p.m. showing only in Memorial Ha!l. Saturday, "Frenzy. Hitchcock's most recent film follows a series of necktie murders in tondon. Sunday, "L'Atalante." Story cf a new'ywed couple aboard an ocean liner. An all-time great 6:33 & 9 in the Great Hall. Alternative Cinema: "The hlother and the Whore." A titanic masterpiece that strips bare three people as they discuss their lives, sexual and otherwise. Today at 5:33 and 9:20 in Murphy Hall. Friday at 5:30 & 9:30, Saturday at 1:30, 5:30 & 9:33 In Carroll HtJl. $1X0. Chaplin Series: "The Great Dictator." Chaplin's satire of Hitler. Not his best film, but definitely a comedy classic. 2, 4:33, 7 & 9:30. Very Handsome EVlUSHRQOFiI PRINTS $2.00 Each THE OLD BOOK CORNER 137 A East Rosemary Street Opposite Town Parking Lots Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 war RATION Golan) Q0DO1 80OD UNIVERSITY OPTICIANS DON REGISTEn rSTAFF i Reg. Licensed Opticians Prescriptions Filled, Lenses Duplicated CONTACT LENSES FITTED 942-3711 r UNIVERSITY SQUARE New And Larger Quarters In University Square! : I "HITv C""L!S3 fl f I "T3 1 333i y J J uZ3 FOR SALE Tonight at The Cave... Michael Kott (cello) A.C. Bushnell (fiddle) Friday night: Mike Cross & Joyce Heilig (flute, guitar) 1 ' li 45212 W. Franklin Street Ls (Under the Wildffower Kitchen) Sale: RCA Portable Stereo $20.00. Sony Stereo Tape Recorder TC-200 $30.00; Latayette Stereo Amp. Perfect condition. $50.00. 544-1497. "TAXES ARE OVER" MUSIC CELEBRATION. Tuesday. April 16 only. Big Sale, Discounts on EVERYTHING (at least 10 off). Burgner Music, 320 W. Franklin. Stereo Component System TWO Years Old; Excellent Condition. Owner upgraded system, $160 or best offer. Carolyn 968-4005 (weekdays). For Spring, the shortdress is back! . See our new collection, in a great variety of colors and stylesincluding Sun-Back Shortd rosso s. You'll like wearing our Wedgo-Sclo Sandal with these dresses. . eft KW-4 Mow at A.-..d,,X..,, - -,) poipourrirfd y & I 1 University Squ DOWfJTOWfJ Next to '"-- (Ml; GrsnviHa i; Towers i 1 5 72 Volks Beetle. Good Cond. 35,000 mile. 929-4554 or 667 2139. Must Sell: Fender Bandmaster Amp, Gibson Guitar (SG), Harbour Surfboard. Best offer. Need money to pay bills. Everything In fine condition. Call 967-7956 anytime. 1968 VW needs valve ob. $1200. 942-8304. For Sale: 21" Magnavox T.V. (B.W. wVHF, 2-3 yrs. old) $70Double bed (wbox spring and mattress) $402 small rugs $20. Prices negotiable. Call: 933-3183 after 9 p.m. weekdays. FOR SALE:King Silver Flair Trumpet in excellent condition. Also two mutes and two mouthpieces. $375 or best offer. Ask for Chuck at 933-0351. For Sale: Lea Tel 8-track tape deck ex. cond. 10 mo, old. $25. Call Bob at 968-9039. STEREOS: GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY FINEST EQUIPMENT LOWEST PRICES; FULL WARRANTIES; CALL ANN SHACHTMAN. 942-7172; VISIT, 1510 CUMBERLAND ROAD. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! FOR RENT Needed 1 or 2 female roommates for summer and next year. Only need bedroom furniture. Est Park Apt. Rent $75 plus utilities. 942-4332. Apartment to rent, available May 1, for three months or longer. 1 bedroom. Furnished, $135. Northampton West, 929 7047. One bedroom apartment m Carrboro to sublease Hay August With option to renew. Furnished $150 month, mir condlUoned, shag carpet, disposal, pool. Call 929-9024 after 8 p.m. Wanted: Two female housemates for mid-May thru mid August, beautiful large house In Carrboro. Private bedroom. $60 a month phi utilities. 929-5533 keep trying. 'Available Immediately 3 2 -bed room ac furnished mobile homes, $90.00 per month, telephone 829-2S54 1-5. Needed Roommate to share one bedroom apartment next fall starting August 15. Rent around $60 a month. Call 833 6243. THREE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER. NEAR CAMPUS. TWO BATHS. DISHWASHER. POOL PATIO. CENTRAL AIR. $195, OR $65 PER WITH THREE. 967-4678. 2 bedroom Colony apt for sublease this summer. Large and Inexpensive. Call 929-5062. Wanted: Female roommate beginning May 15. To And apartment with female working student Need Immediately. Price range $160month, plus utilities. Call after 100 p.m. Margaret 833-3413. Two B.R. elrcond. Klngswood Apt tor summer. Pool. Laundromat 2.5 fnlies from campus. $155 a month pius utilities. Can $42-3331 after seven p.m. Apartment available to sublet May through August S bedroom; 2 pools; Colony Apartments; Qoee to Eastgat and University Mall. 929-5452. BEACH LOVERS: Ocean front cottages lor rent spring parties or summer vacation. Can 726-5 aS I or P.O. Box 139 Atlantic Beach. Outer Banks Realty. Save gas and dollars 3 milos from campus 2 4 3 bedroom ac furnished mobile home. $90.00 to $125.00. per month. TeL 923-2854 1 to S. WANTED Ride needed to North Myrtle Beech Friday Mom, April 129 return 14th. CaB 833-8163 or wilt drive If enough Interested. Ask tor Scott &uruUy bn Carroll Hs'.I. SI. Chepel Hill Film Friends: "Mother." (U.S.C.rt. 1S2S) Pudovkin's adaption of a revolt lEansry novel by Maxim Gorki. Fricfjy a! 0:30, Saturday et 11:30 p.m.in101 Greenlaw. "A I Hilary cf the Cartoon." 19 mind blowing cartoons from 1332 to 1SS1. 7 9:33. Today through Saturday In Hamilton HalL 51. "Dod of Night" Film of the occult and its fx III premonitions In the modern world. Cased on tlorias by E.F. Benson, An; us JacFhaS, John Daines and H.G. Weill. 6 45 and 9:1 S. Sunday at the Raleigh Little Theatre. Thsatre Laboratory Theatre: "One Night Stand," by Rebecca Hanson. Directed by Coke Ar ail. Tody end Friday at 4 & 8 in OS Graham Memorial. Free tickets available at Lab Thettre box office. Shake peare-in-the-Pit. Laboratory Theatre and the Carolina Union present "The Taming of the Shrew." 8:30 p.m. Thursday thru Saturday, April 18-20 in the Pit. Admission free. (Ed. note: Last week's column Indicated that Taming of the Shrew" would be April 4-6. We regret the error.) "Stick end Bones," Controversial play by David Rabe presents domestic comedy in a new light Presented by the Carolina Playmakers, directed by Duane Sidden. Sunday, April 21 at 8 p.m. in the Graham tentoril Lounrje. Tickets available now at Female grad student desires apt with one or two other person. Ask for Susan at 933-4198 after 4.-C0 p.m. Attention: Students, housewives, could you use $50. to $75. extra Income each week. Olan Mills Studios needs you 20 to 24 hours per week. Apply In person to Gladys Queens Este Park Apt A-4. Carrboro beginning April. 9 -m.-9 p.m. WANTED: Used auto bike rack. SALE: Motorcycle helmet; Lafayette Universal 8-track auto-home power supply; new rug. table-oven, refrigerator. S33-14 or 933-8755. I need a ride to ATLANTA on Friday, April 12 and back Sunday. Will help with gat and driving call Tom 933-6638. WANTED: Rider to share driving and expenses to California, San Francisco area. Leaving approx. May 1st CaH 942-32S5. Wanted Immediately: Part time secretary to do typing four to eight hours a week at $2.00 per hour. Call Alan or Hadley at 942-21 6S evenings. Two people need ride to Knoxviile or Asheville Friday April 12. Will share expenses and driving. Call 929-4236. Energetic young man. Operate caanpus-wide party picture business. Start immediately. Photographic experience helpful. Candid Color Systems, Box 25689, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125, Phone (405) 787-9313. Needed Immediately: Waitress and kitchen help top pay apply In person Honey's Restaurant Glen Lennox Shopping Center. MISCELLANEOUS PERSIAN LANGUAGE COURSE, tf you want to take Persian for credit, contact Linguistics Drpt secretary at 933-1192, second Boor, Dey Hail and leave your name. THE CAVE Cold beer at reasonable prices. PinbaH, air hockey, f oosball, color T.V, two REAL Dart Boards. Lots of old gold on the Jukebox. Mike Cross plays every Friday. What other bar In Chapel Hill offers all that? 452 W. Franklin St SUMMER TRAINING OPPORTUNITY: PAID SUMUER TRAINING PERIOD IN NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND THIS SUMMER, AND GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT UPON GRADUATION. TO FIND OUT IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE CONTACT LT OLSHINSKL NAVAL ARMORY, UNO $33 1198. Condom for Men: Top-quality Brand AH at very low price. Don't settle for less than the best ADAM a EVE, Franklin a Columbia (over Zoom). For fast professional service on quality M-fi stereo component can John Florence at 829-2841 Monday Saturday. 9:00-5:00. SEE THE CANADIAN ROCK! IS I DRIVS OUR CA TO CALGARY. 829-6290. - Any atudents wishing to torn a WSI ctasa, please call 929 8017. Any qualified WSI teecher interested In leeching ptees call fi29-017. Important for summer mptoymenL " i Hang GUilng Two students Interested In cutting Into Hang Gtldlng. tf you know who or where to cor tact, pie c $ 933 4542. UZH ANO WOKEN Interested In eommullrg to RaMch next year with other UNC students tor the rry RQTC Program. CaH $29-8711 or 833-8255. Phi Delta Theta Beef Chugging Contest Friday, April 12. Chugging Begin 2:30. gear eoitiitartlrn at 2:09. Proceeds to go to Campus Chest Everyone kivUed. Why hassle with selling your fwnltuntTT Let us set ft tor you We have everything for evurybofy GOOD-AJ-NSW FURNITURE, 433 W. Rosemary f 3-t33. Tue.-StHL 10-5. NYLE FRANK) PSeese contact Robert at S29-8297 a soon a possible. Need your help. Call late evenings, ceiled tf necessary. EARTH LOVERS AND POLLUTE 3 ! Dxit you roa'tto where ahead of us? Depend on ytur own creek for etertrteKy! Measurement Ins-ructions and eitor detals: 52. Wrtte: Weathers, Box 133, Oreenatxro. N.C. 27402. LAS VEGAS Mey 8-12 FsM. Room. Food. Can you betieve $23371 Send name, address, ttttephtine number, TOURS, 4311 Rands!! R4. Durham N.C EUROPE-ISRAEL-AFPJCA. Trtvel (8 scour ts yetr-rourvi Student Air Travel Agency, Inc. 231 ASlen Road, Suite 410, Atlanta, GA. 30308 (404) 25-45S. the Playmakers Business Cff.ce or at Led&etter-Pickard in Chapel r-EIL "Lo and Behold." YK!a-s Dinner Theatre. Raleigh. Buffet at 6:45, curtain at 8:20. Call 7S7-7771 for reservations. NrJ;ht!y except Monday. Ends Wednesday, April 24. Concerts Sonny Terry and Brownie McChee. Presented by the Carolina Union In cooperation with the Clack Arts Festival. Today at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall. Tickets, $2, at Union Desk. Composer-Concert No. 8. Howard Wershll and Robert Stina at 8 p.m. Today in Rehearsal Hall. Music from Medieval Easter Liturgy. UNC Early Music Ensemble, directed by Bower and Warren. Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. in Gerrard Hail. UNC Friends of Chamber Must. Sunday at 4 p.m. in Gerrard Hail. Duke Chapel Choir and the North Carolina Symphony present Mahler's Symphony No. 2. Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Duke Chapel. The Colony Apartments bring the John Anna marching wheelchair alto kazoo band. Friday and Saturday at 6:45 and 9:C5. Donation (modest) requested at the door or window. Duke University Symphony Orchestra. Concert! Concert Tuesday, April 15 st 8:15 p.m. in Page Auditorium. -I- ' . V f " ' j : , T --r Ur; -i sHsajijaffjBjyjswsfjBfafjBBAWawaw mmammmmmmmimm Canoe Sales & Rentals Now until end of summer '74: SPECIAL AFTERNOON RATE: $00 (pick up 12 noon; " return 7:00 p.m.) Backpacks O Boots Tents Sleeping Bags If you're walking this summer, or backpacking in Europe or the States We have the equipment! RIVER TRANSIT AUTHORITY Amber Alley (next to the Rathskellar) t 'SKY DIVING" ) FRANKLIN COUNTY SPORT PARACHUTE CENTER, INC. Has a staff of professional instructors, pilots and jumpmasters. Has as owner and operator. Paul Fayard, who is a certified instructor and jumpmaster by United States Parachute Association. Over 16.000 students have trained safely under his management over the past 7 years. Has trained, since opening day, September 15, 1973: 400 STUDENTS 1000 STUDENT STATIC" LINE jumps made with a safety recordTHAT CANNOT BE APPROACHED BY ANYONE IN THE UNITED STATESby jumping our oversized 30 foot, steerable parachutes for very soft landings. We care about you. your training, your safety and your future jumping. Before you decide where to jump, call us. Come look us over YOU BE THE JUDG1!!! COME FLY WITH US First Jump Course $37.50-Your own group of 5 or more $27.50 per person. Price includes logbook, all training, ail equipment and First jump. Parents permission not required for Open six days-8 am til Dark (Closed Mondays) those 18 or older. Student Training Classes 10:00 am and 12 Noon Transportation problems? Call us. Jump the day you train (Weather Permitting) Franklin County Sport Parachute Center Phone: I.ousiburg 496-9223 24 ailr north fo Raktgh. half nay between t-ranklinlon and I ouKurg on Highita) $6. south tide of hiha. 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