The Cadre, November 26, 1974, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Dear Editor, 
     
    

    
     Just a short note to corr- 
     
     eat the Jackson 5 album re— 
     
     view in last weeks CADRE. 
     
     The album's featured instru— 
     
     ment is a clavinet not a 
     
     clarinet as you so foolishly 
     
     reported. Clavinet with a 
     
     V, not Clarinet with an R. 
     
     Stevie Wonder, Sly Stone and 
     
     Edgar Winter play clavinet, 
     
     Benny Goodman plays clarinet. 
     
     Clavinet is a synthesized 
     
     organ that produces a funky 
     
     beat like those heard on 
     
     Stevie Wonder's "Superstit- 
     
     ion" and "Higher Ground" etc. 
     
     Stevie Wonder would not 
     
     take any notice of a man_ 
     
     playing clarinet as the 
     
     article wrongly reported. 
     
     Clarinets have no place in 
     
     funky music; only in the 
     
     Lawrence Welk Band. Just 
     
     thought I'd clear that up. 
     
     Ky God........Clarinet???? 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kip Puiaa 
     
     Dear'Editor; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Last week's Kaleidoscope 
     
     consisted of a smug thing 
     
    
   
   
    
     'RESEARCH 
     
    
   
   
    
     called "Letter to the Peo— 
     
     ple of God". This is so 
     
     Jpper-handed (if I may coin 
     
     a word) that even the Guar- 
     
     dian wouldn't print it. It, 
     
     starts out by stating the ' 
     
     world is not a nice place 
     
     to live (brilliant obser— 
     
    
   
   
    
     vation) and continues with 
     
     'to solve the problems éwe 
     
     opted, not for a forum of 
     
     ideas, not for conferences, 
     
     but for a Council of Youth, 
     
     gathered from all corners 
     
     of the globe"!!! This coun— 
     
     cil, somehow different from 
     
     a conference,"commits us 
     
     unambiguously on account 
     
     of Christ and the gospel". 
     
     This glowing commitment 
     
     and smug selfepride is 
     
     supposed to solve the pro- 
     
     blems of the world??? 
     
     Churches are persecu- 
     
     ted, others are unjust— 
     
     solve these problems and 
     
     "all will be for the best 
     
     in the best of all possible 
     
     worlds". I would suggest 
     
     that this is an either/or 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘situation. Either churches 
     
    
   
   
    
     are persecuted, making them 
     
     a real community of men(to 
     
     use your phrase) or they 
     
     are not, making them a hi— 
     
     erarchical, reactionary, 
     
     self—assured group of‘ 
     
     nothigs, oblivious to the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~problems of the world out- 
     
    
   
   
    
     side their flowered doors. 
     
     I would further suggest 
     
    
   
   
    
     that the Council of Youth 
     
     varies from the second type 
     
    
   
   
    
     only in that it tries to 
     
    
   
   
    
     relieve their guilt. 
     
     Nice—sounding phrases 
     
     like "we celebrate the ris— 
     
     en Christ are not going to 
     
     sooth the agonies of this 
     
     fucked—up planet. For God's 
     
     sake since you claim to 
     
     believe in the concept,or 
     
     if not for man's sake, at 
     
     least, get out and do some— 
     
     thing constructive. Recycle 
     
    
   
   
    
     that refuse, ration‘those 
     
     children, quit sduandering 
     
     food, join citizen's groups 
     
     with definite aims, not cute 
     
     generalizations. Every time‘ 
     
     any one of us denizens of 
     
     the fat west throws out a 
     
     piece of re—useable refuse, 
     
     buys two cars in as many 
     
     years, or makes more than 
     
     two copies of himself, he/ 
     
     she is showing the he/she 
     
     is a crime to humanity, a 
     
     blot on the human race. 
     
     Signed: Sick of Being 
     
     A Blot 
     
    
   
   
    
     P.S. One further sag: 7 
     
     gestion — that groups, I 
     
     of the Council of Youth's 
     
     ilk bury themselves in 
     
     that graveyard pictured 
     
     on the top of the page. , 
     
    
   
   
    
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