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Contents:

• ONE: THE FIRST GAY MAGAZE THE UNED STAT
• GAY HISTORY: ONE, INC.
• GAY HISTORY – JANUARY 13, 1958: LANDMARK CASE ONE, INC. V. OLEN, SUPREME COURT L FAVOR OF MAGAZE “ONE: THE HOMOSEXUAL MAGAZE.”

ONE: THE FIRST GAY MAGAZE THE UNED STAT

Other featur this issue are: article "The Third Choice" by Herbert Gant (on homosexual marriage); article "The Law: A Discsn of Entrapment" (the send a seri of articl by ONE's legal unsel); gay memoir "The Wall" by Carl Masters;a lightful spoof entled "Queer Happengs on Capol Hill" by Jam Barr Fugate (portns om ttimony given before "The Natnal Submtee for the Invtigatn of Coddlg and Perpetratn of Queer Happengs"); article "20th Century Cavemen" by Martha McCla (who wr, "Is a s to love?.. Cavafy, and Plato); son by William Shakpeare ("My sweet love's bety, though my lover's life, His bety shall the black l be seen, And they shall live, and he them still green"); lic short story on relig sensivy by Wendy Lane entled "Sebo Griffum Prevails" (regardg the Reverend Sebo Griffum and his First Disciplarian Church); article entled "ONE Salut Curtis Whe" (re the "history-makg TV appearance [of] Curtis Whe of Los Angel [who] personally stated that he is a homosexual); letters to the edor; advertisements., 1954 issue of ONE: The Homosexual Magaze (Vol.

GAY HISTORY: ONE, INC.

Other featur clu: "Rearch Council Progrs Report" (on ONE's mment to homophile rearch); article entled "A Review of the Oedipal Complex" by Virgia Armon and Howard Rsell;poetry by Clifford Alexanr;article by Jam Barr Fugate entled "A Gentleman's Pleasure" (on the Montagu Case England ligated the prev March); short story entled "The Snare" by Jody Shotwell;article "'From Here To Eterny' Hurts Homosexuals" by Gilbert Williams (regardg the movie of the same name); poetry by Aln Kirby;article "The Homosexual" by D. Featur clu: *a one-act play entled "The Body Betiful; or, Makg Light of a Weighty Matter "by Steve Whney; *a reprt om "Jtice Weekly" entled "Sex Urge In Prisons Abnormally Active: Other Forms Of Emotnal Intellectual Exprsn Are Blocked, Reason Given "; *ternatnal news (on "The Homosexual Germany Today" by Jack Argo); *excerpt om Harry Dgman's book "Risk Appraisal" on "sex urg" and "sex viat"; *short story "The Key" by John Pl Tegner; *book reviews; letters to the edor; directory of natnal and ternatnal homophile anizatns and publitns.

Freeman; *poetry by John Myron Patrick; *short article entled "At The Whippg Post" by Jam Douglas Mart (on homosexualy fictn); *news lumn "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); *short story "Dner For Three" by Flt Holland; *excerpts om Plato's "Symposium"; *short story "An Orchid For Hennie" by Gabrielle Ganelle (as featured the monthly lumn, "The Feme Viewpot"); *book reviews; letters to the edor; rear advertisements. Ellis for prentatn at ONE's Midwter Instute held on January 26, 1957); report of the 1957 Midwtern Instute (ONE's 5th Annual Meetg); poetry "The Square" by "Miss Jay Howard"; short story "Young Actrs" by Diana Sterlg; travel article "A Bangkok Interlu" by Harry Otis (unr the monthly lumn Internatnal News); short story "An Eveng's Disurse" by Barrett Shannon Cooper; news lumn "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); book reviews; letters to the 1957 issue of ONE: The Homosexual Magaze (Vol.

Of special note is the ver feature and si article "ONE Salut Rolf & Der Kreis" (on the 25th anniversary of the olst survivg homophile publitn, published out of Zurich, Swzerland); article "It Jt Isn't Natural" by Jim Kepner (a rponse to the oft-held posn that homosexualy is a "crime agast nature"); short story "The Women's Club" by Diana Sterlg; homophile news "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); short story "Roger" by Geofey Wright; article "A Study of Sex Reprsns: Italian & Irish" by Jack Rot; letters to the edor. Lorna Strayer; article "The Road to Toleratn" by Richard Wollheim (reprted om the April 4, 1958 issue of London's "The Spectator"); a one-page letter om the edor of Swzerland's homophile journal "The Circle, " Rudolf Burkhardt, who had recently spent six weeks the Uned Stat, visg the ONE Instute Los Angel; letters to the special ver feature on gay beach, wh acpanyg lengthy article "Gay Beach" by Frank Golovz (wh six photographs).

GAY HISTORY – JANUARY 13, 1958: LANDMARK CASE ONE, INC. V. OLEN, SUPREME COURT L FAVOR OF MAGAZE “ONE: THE HOMOSEXUAL MAGAZE.”

"; article "If One Needs Relign" by Allen Wdsor; terview by ONE's Chuck Taylor of "Wilbur O'Donnel - ll me 'Pete'" (psdonym) - a thirty-two year old rpenter, as part of ONE's ntug feature entled "The Succsful Homosexual"; news article entled "Registratn Law Dealt Blow" (by an unintified thor, regardg California's registratn of sex offenrs); article "Report om Bssels" by Marv Cutler (on the nference sponsored by the Internatnal Commtee for Sex Equaly held the prev May); book reviews; letters to the special ver feature and acpanyg article of the same name by Hollister Barn entled "I Am Glad I Am Homosexual" (a radil notn for s time, particularly when appearg on the ver of a public magaze, and one that generated heated bate). Other featur clu: Edorial by William Lambert (Associate Edor); poetry "The Young Bather" by Mart Armstrong; short story "The Brothers" by Gordon Haton (on the relatnship between Karl, an Amerin prisoner of war durg World War II, and Art, his German guard); news lumn "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); lbian short story "The Daystar" by Toni Dabney; poem "Lost" by Sten Rsell (reprted om the lbian homophile publitn, "The Ladr"); one-page news article entled "Beach Round-Up" (reprted om the June 3, 1958 issue of "The Miami Herald" and wrten by lumnist Jack Kofoed, on the seri of raids nducted by Miami Beach police a few days prev, which rulted the arrt of 47 gay men on Miami beach and Miami bars); book reviews; letters to the edor.

Featur clu: Edorial by Don Slater; article "Christmas Zurich" by Rudolph Burkhardt (edor of the Swiss homophile journal "Der Kreis" - "The Circle"); poetry "A Pagan Hymn on Christmas Eve" by Joseph Upper; short story "A Place To Go" by Matt Kent; news lumn "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); lbian short story "Renascence" by Ey Jon; memoir entled "My Uncle & Osr" by Harry Otis; book reviews; letters to the 's Seventh Anniversary Issue. Featur clu: Edorial by Alison Hunter (Associate Edor); lengthy poem entled "The Tragedy of Masks" by Doyle Eugene Livgston; short story "The Raft" by Lee Mchell; news lumn "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); lbian short story the form of a letter om "Jay" to "Jo" (featured the lumn "The Feme Viewpot"); gay travel and history article entled "Only In Lima" by Harry Otis; article "A Frenchman Reviews 'ONE Instute Quarterly of Homophile Studi'" (published by the Edutnal arm of ONE, Inc. In addn to the ver story, other featur clu: Edorial by William Lambert (Associate Edor); lengthy news article by Lyn Persen (Jim Kepner) entled "Court Upholds Gay Bars" (California's District Court of Appeals stck down the license spensn of a bar Oakland, closed 1956 by the Department of Alholic Beverage Control "bee s patronage nsisted almost exclively of homosexuals and lbians"); lbian short story "The Room Upstairs" by Jody Shotwell; poetry "The Darkns of the Night" by Clair Stern; news lumn "Tangents: News & Views" by Dal McIntire (Jim Kepner); article "Roger Casement: Traor, Martyr, or Pervert" by Jam (Jim) Kepner (acpanied wh a photograph of Roger Casement); lumn "Toward Unrstandg" by Blanche M.