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wmiiAfatftH Hotel OH Book*With Blood and Iron by Dougas Reeman. G.P, Putnam's Son.1964. 288 PP.Douglas Reeraan's WMi Bloodand Iron, is a gripping adventurestory of the ghostly stalking of theships that were the big game ofthe North Atlantic during WorldWar H.Reeman tells the German's sideof the battle of the Atlantic asen through the business end ofa U-boat's attack periscope. Althoughit is a grim story, it is alsoan absorbing one.The action begins in January,1944, as Rudolf Steiger, one ofGermany's most successful U-boatcommanders, is sent to the Frenchharbor cf St. Pierre on the Bayof Bicay. With the tide of warCounselor BringsRich Background"When I graduated from highschool during the depression, Isold sewing machines in Nashville,Tensessee, to earn enough moneyto attend college," said Mr. WilsonLindsey, serving his first year ascounselor with San Diego EveningCollege, City Campus.Mr. Lindsey came to Californiain 1959 as a visiting teacher andtaught American Government andEnglish at Point Loma and Clairemonthigh • schools before comingto Evening College.Before coming to California, heassisted the rural peoples of theSouth for two years in improvingtheir schools, and counseled boysat Oakridge High School in Alabamafor five years.Mr. lindsey was a naval aviatorand flight instructor for 4Vz yearsduring World War II. He attendedFlorence College in Alabama,played freshman basketball andqualified for Alpha Psi Omega, liereceived his Masters degree atPeabody College in Nashville,Tennessee.Camp CrazeContinued from Page 3It has a great influence on themanufacture of kitchen items. Kelvinator'snew line of refrigeratorshave turned Camp with the doorscovered with, fur and various popart designs such as playing cardsand comic strips.The new context of Camp todayis going to be \ forced on theAmerican people, who shelter theold fashioned ideas of good orbad, clean or dirty, rich or poor.Whether they go for it or not isa subject in question.Form of Regression"Basically, Camp is a form ofregression, a rather tempermentaland adolescent way of flying in theface of authority," an anti-CampNew York psychiatrist stated."In short, Camp is a way of runningaway from life and its realresponsibilities. Thus, in a sense,it's not only extremely childishbut'also 'potentially dangerous' tosociety. It's sick and decadent,"he continued.The psychiatrist was doing somethingMiss Sontag knew he would."It's embarrassing to he solemnand treatise like about Camp," sheexplained. "Camp taste identifieswifil what it is enjoying. Peoplewho share this sensitivity are notlaughing at the thing they labeled'Camp/ They're enjoying it. Campis a tender feeling."Whether one agrees with theNew York psychiatrist or MissSontag is up to them. But he hadbetter take his stand now beforehe is rampled in the rush ofCamp things in life.by Rick Thomasrunning against Germany, Steigeris ordered to lead a newly-formedgroup of nine U-boats to prey onAllied shipping. iUnmoved by the rulhlessness oftotal war, Steiger is neverthelesshaunted by the uncertainty of hiscause and the betrayal of Germanyby the weakness and stupidity ofother Germans. His love for thewife of a brother, and his constantstruggle to control and direct theconflicting loyalties about himare played out against the bitterbackcloth of the Atlantic wherethe hunters have become thehunted, and where the strength ofblood and iron is no longerenough.c -t toThe Patriot, by Harold Bionvenu.St. Martin's Press. 1966.452 pp.In tiie candid, ironic novel ThePatriot, Harold Bienveno showshow fear can be fermented, andloose thinking translated into suspicionof the mysterious, unidentifiedbogeyman who are supposedto be undermining the U.S. Constitution.The Patriot is the story ofAllan Boardman, who was maneuveredinto running for Congressby Cordela, a wealthy girl of invinciblewill, a lust for power, anda well kept secret.The novel is a frightening recordof a man's quest for power througha swamp of corruption and gullibility.THE KNIGHT OWLAUTHOR FRANCE^ BARDACHE atMonument.Yankee Jim''Ballad of Yankee )fm NextTheater Arts Guild PerformThe Ballad of Yankee Jim willbe staged by San Diego EveningCollege's Theater Arts Guild inthe courtroom and grounds of theWhaley House in Old Town, SanDiego.Performance dates are scheduledfor June 1-5, 8-12, and 15-19, withWednesday and Thursday performancesscheduled for 8:00 p.m.,Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m.,and on Sunday 4:00 p.m.The Ballad of Yankee Jim waswritten by Frances* Bardache, formerliterary reviewer and presentHospital Dietician ClassStarts Second SessionTwenty students started a newlyformed class in course of HospitalDiet Cooking, sponsored by theManpower Development and TrainingAct last month at the MesaCollege campus.The students were referred tothe class by the local CaliforniaEmployment Office. Upon completionof this course they will beplaced on jobs, said Joseph Ondrechen,coordinator of the MDTAat the local office.Mrs. Mary Pochodowicz, an instructorwith 30 years' experiencein diet cooking, is teaching theclass. She is a member of theAmerican Association of Dietitiansand holds a B.S. degree in the fieldfrom Kansas State University. Shehas also taught student nurses atSD Junior CollegesGet AccreditationSan Diego Evening College,along with the other San DiegoJunior Colleges has received accreditationfor three years followingthe visit of the WesternCollege Association evaluatingteams last semester.Because of specific problemswhich arose in the accreditationof San Diego City, Mesa, and Eveningcampuses, it has been advisedthat future accreditation be soughtfor each college individually.A special committee, under thechairmanship of Dr. A.W. Nail,has been asked to prepare recommendationsregarding the futureorganization of Evening College.The Western College Association,having never accredited a separateevening college, will be asked toprovide seperate evaluating teamsand standards. The decision willawait the findings of the staffatudy.MARINO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANTAmerican Lunch SpecialBreifcfctf SpecialPIZZA — ITALIAN DINNERS — POOD TO GOHOURS: DAILY 6 A.M. to MIDNIGHT—7 DAYS A WEEK2405 Ulric St at U i * Vista *J. p ^ _Mercy Hopital as well as othersat the Walter Reed Hospital whilein the Army.F.L. Ferris, a coordinator of VocationalEducation department ofthe San Diego Junior Colleges,said, "This course will meet thefull requirements of 870 hours forcompletion."Students will attend class for 29weeks, six hours each day. Theywill also have "on the spot training"in several local hospitals, includingMercy, San Diego CountyGeneral, Donald N. Sharp MemorialCommunity, ClairemontGeneral and Mesa Vista hospitals.The first section of the class indiet cooking began October 4, andended April 15."I am proud of this class asthey worked hard, and three ofmy students had a perfect attendanceof 870 hours. They wereDionisio C. Arabe, Ervin L. Bost,and Shirley Lomack. Mrs. HelenC. Van Dorin missed only oneday," said Mrs. Pochodowicz.Fourteen students were graduatedfrom the first session inApril.THELITTLE CHAPELOF THE ROSESTNIPERFECT SETTINGFORBeautiful Weddingsfor information phone422-0118drama critic for a popular magazine.She spent eight months r%searching and writing the YankeeJim trial and hanging which hasbecome almost folk legend in localhistory.The play tells the story of earlyAmerican settlers in Old Townof the 1850's, their attitudes, idiosyncrasies,fears and interests. Italso tells how the people struggledto keep the riff-raff, mauraders,drifters and criminal elementsfrom the gold fields of NorthernCalifornia out of San Diego andfrom turning it into another BarbaryCoast.Prior to the capture of YankeeJim, ' for attempting to steal heharbor pilot boat Plutius," theCourt of Sessions had the populaceincensed at several prior "notguilty" verdicts. The communitywas such thatwie next individualto break the law would be madean example of. Yankee Jim justhappened to be that man.Cast as Yankee Jim Robinson isDick Williams, local San Diego entertainer.There will be 22 maleroles and two female roles."This three act drama of thetrial and hanging of Yankee JimRobinson is one of the most excitingscripts I have seen. It isnot only an excellent play, hutpossibly a great one. I am sureit will go beyond San Diego andlocal audiences and become significantelsewhere," said RonaldJ. Kieft, Guild director.PIZZA PERFECTIONYour FamilyPun Place21 DeliciousFlavorsSHAKEY'SPIZZA PARLOR andYE PUBLIC HOUSEOpen Daily 11 A.M.7888 Othello St. Ph. 279-3300Just Behind Fed Mart InKearny MesaPHONE AHEAD—And your favorite Pizza will bereedy when you arrivalMiScottish lad f]EC Classes H" In Scotland and gJbined, there are about S*The educational Oportothe united States are «said an Evening Con, *on the Mesa campus.George Robinson LoinClydebrook, " Scotlandcame to the Unitedfor a visit and liked Tttha he decided to stay 'Logan attended the\Adult High School yBeach where he receivedschool diploma and then reat San Diego Evening (va degree in Social Sci ?will graduate next month]His favorite subjectstory, sociology, and geojhe likes to play soccer.He will soon apply' §Mcan citizenship and plans J]in San Diego. He attendi]College during the day.'Free Press 1 —aContinued from Pagejithey may he called, fJcommunity of law and nelunderstanding, which defiwhere free press rightsfair trial rights obtain,versa, in this clearlyoverlapping of guaranteedConstitution.""I submit that an educate]lie is the surest guaranteethe violence to the admiiof just**, particularly inof potential conflict betfree press and a fair trial'We Sell The Mo*]aFORDableFords In The WcBAY SHORE MOTOtflPACIFIC BEACH1966Pledge To You—WE WILL BEATANY PRICEANYHow Can We Do It?VOLUME BUYINGUios // to