European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 8 the stars and stripes monday juy 1s stars and strip columns i a Bias lesson frightens teacher by Celiene Nold Riceville Iowa a Rural third Grade teacher who gave her pupils their first lesson in discrimination said the re sults were absolutely frighten "1 was sick. I was simply dumbfounded said mrs. Dar Ald Elliott 34. We had All the problems you hear about being connected with intolerance but she said the children benefited from the experience and she plans similar lessons inthe future. To make the White youngsters in this Northeast Iowa Community aware of color discrimination mrs. Elliott divided the class into two groups those with Blue eyes and those with Brown. She gave the Brown eyed Chil Dren special privileges during a Friday discrimination following monday the Bine eyed youngsters were Given the Superior Ole. Though they knew it was Justa lesson she said the inferior group reacted with real anger frustration and despair while their Superior classmate lorded it Over them. The people with Blue eyes could not do the things the peo ple with Brown eyes did on youngster wrote of the first Day. I Felt left out because i hav Blue eyes. I Felt like giving them All Black from another i Felt like slapping a Brown eyed person. It made me mad. Then i Felt like kicking a Brown eyed per son. I Felt like quitting Brown eyed people got five extra minutes of he added "1 would not like Tobe angry All my pupils grades suffered when they were in the less favored position. "1 did t want to did t feel like i was very big noted one he and the others perked up during their privileged Day. On monday i was Happy be cause we discriminated against the Brown eyed people and i Felt smarter and gooder and cleaner than the Brown eyed people noted a Blue eyed girl. Mrs. Elliott said the children reacted that Way without sex i think these children walked in a coloured child s moccasins for a Day noted the teacher herself a White native of Riceville which has none Groes in its 1,000 population. They would t want to do i again. They would t want to make it As difficult for him to walk in those moccasins the instructor conducted the lesson shortly after the assassination of or. Martin Luther King or. Up until the lessons she said the children s Only impression of coloured people was Bur baby Burn and what they saw on Flower people invasion Boston gets Garden by Richard Gross Boston up the Flower people Are seeding the Boston area with hundreds of their species from throughout the country in Hopes of planting summer Long Garden of Eden. About 400 of the estimated1,000 nipples already in Cul Ture City have taken Root Ina Corner of Boston common at the foot of Beacon Hill nearly within sight of the state legis lature. Left alone the garishly costumed bedraggled Long haired Folk of the generation meander without purpose or concern around the Square Patch of Grassy land they have staked out on sunny summer Days. Two ice Cream vendors occasional passersby who venture to their Corner and curiosity seekers Are strangers in a weird scene where the strains of Sou music from two or three steel stringed guitars and faint wisps of marijuana smoke emanating from Small groups huddled to Gether mix with the noise of the City s downtown. The hippies already in real Dence in Boston believe thou Sands of their Peters Are headed for the City Boss town is the scene this summer Man grunted a youth Between drags on a pipe filled with lot of teeny toppers teen agers win get turned on an that s Good he said. A thousand people Are com straight Man whatever actress Bett Button said to gov. Ronald Reagan in Sacra mento calif., must have been a Corker to in spire this Hearty laugh. Up photo 250 Witt get you Only 90 fro the horsepower Derby y guests of to caravan from Caritonia. Maybe even the helps a gels " he added Hope sol i some spots motorcycle a act As big Brothers to the a Camdren. Offering prot from outside harassment in i change for drugs. M to the chief impetus behind the exodus from other part of the country to Boston saw i Bette availability of drugs Ujj titular by marijuana and Phe Tamone Speed. The s is regarded by hippies As Good drug 8 much the same Way As scamp Counselor distributes milk and cookies on a summer , a tall curly Heads Mae garbed Man with a to Gold earring pierced to his left ear frequently appears on the common. He carries a Lei kilo o marijuana in a plastic bae marijuana or grass or Potis bought by Kilos when Pur chased in Large quantities. The going Price for a kilo is $500. With much cursing and Dis coursing the Salesman dealer stuffs a Long stemmed Pip with his wares and passes it around a tightly knit circe of hippies eagerly extolling the Quality of his Ain t cheap rubbish Man he offers for Sale Nickel bags one sixth of an ounce for 5 of marijuana As the communal pipe with its wet cracked bitten Stem is passed hurriedly from Mouth to Mouth in full View of any Mem Ber of the straight society who happens to wander onto the scene. All has not been Rosy for deflower people however. In efforts to Stem the tide of a pos sible invasion the police recently skirmishes with several hippies on the spot where the minutemen battled British sol Diers nearly 200 years ago. By David w. Chute Detroit up at the risk of puncturing a Beautiful bal Loon it must be told that the charging 250-horsepower, High performance Chariot you May have leashed in your garage actually turns out a much Morea nemic 90 horsepower for you. It s a fact horsepower ratings of today s automobiles Are Over rated in terms of the Power actually delivered to the rear wheels at Normal driving rates. It in t that the manufacturers Are lying in their horse Power boasts. Block horsepower ratings of engines tested alone on dynamometers will Register the horsepower they re rated at provided there Are no Load son them and that they re run at the necessary revolutions per Perez engine by itself can prod uce. Of engines by Detroit s Auto makers. The company manufactures engine dynamometers and it used them to measure on orders from a member of the City Council to Clear the hippies off the common Park benches were removed from the Corner and the police a car actually delivers Only 140 rested six persons including horsepower to the rear wheels a minister garbed in hippie Normal speeds. Plymouth s dress to test what was Hap High performance engine pening on the common after at 375 horsepower turned complaints of police harass out 135. Ford s High perform ment. .340 engine turned out 125 the hippies however backed e r e a r wheels. Rambler by several prominent business Iran i Ray Ontoh it 10h Mon Norl him lond resident american s rated at 8 men and Blu just the Enine nut the mustan8 six 115-horsepower in court when a usually Tah engine turned out 43 Corvair turn municipal court judged hippies had As Onich Ragm use the common As an one a. Enc no Nowr Typl Lupro a to thar Cin Uii h six Tuuu to 10 a us in i Jv-"".",engine Power Vered to the horsepower turned out Only 40. Of Beacon Hill won their m t Juoh & Blum k " car guv a. A Al t my i iu1 ii j,iiuiv1 v 4 .1rated at 95 horsepower turned missed the Case on grounds to the High horsepower of the out 34 engines Are rated for revolt the average of 56 engines us the anyone a. Tons per minute of Between tested showed an average rated since it is a Public place. Dufour thousand and five thousand horsepower of 250 and an he scolded Tho hippy c0"? depending on the engine. But average actual performance engines at those . S would horsepower of 90. Be moving a car at close to maximum Speed 80 to 100 Miles an hour. In Normal driving ranges the Motorist usually runs his engine at Between two thousand Uon for harbouring on the common n Snake a used Lorl minute to achieve the High three thou"kndre7oluttons per horsepower. Minute Peak horsepower is not Cov Jamu w. Cam will via but the truth is the Motorist achieved there in fact u drops it col. P. Michael jr., Piaf rarely winds his car up to the off sharply Mart Proctor . S specified and besides the Battery Generator or alter Ujj ? c7csnhe drains horsepower with the Nator alone can take away 1 or by it a ,.,. Girth Battery Charger Power options 2 per cent of the horsepower. Thi ,ppr u a Tuth i i of in of on brakes and steering air con Power brakes and Power steer u i Armel forum a rat. The Tara and trip Puu he by d i Tir i i toners and the like. The drive ing take More. Even running Sta i train including automatic trans the fan at the Radiator requires a � i desk a i Mission with its Hydraulic some horsepower. Depart atm of of the a franc of i Puyt in thl a i h p a dj9 a Marc i publication not Coit Tuu an the so does the water nun in Sci i Puou Canon come Imp a i tests on engine horsepower ivr0." 0rmt"y of no him o i a no a
