Elite August 1979

3 PUBLISHER'S STATEMENT
7 NOTES & BOLTS
15 SEX RATED
19 MOVIES
23 MUSIC
26 MARLON BRANDO
Profile of a super star by R. Allen Leider
36 IN PRAISE OF BOLDER WOMEN
Article by Paul Sutter
The female is no longer a second-class citizen
35 FRECKLES
Pictorial
Israeli-born Rochelaya believes in free love
44 HUMAN: 2500 A.D.
Article by R. Allen Leider
The future of mankind is in the hands of scientists
47 SHIPWRECKED
Pictorial
Her fantasy came true
59 THE GREAT CANADIAN BEAVER HUNT
Look closely — you may see your neighbor
64 YOUR EYES ARE GROWING HEAVY
Fiction by Bill Blair
Desire fulfilled with strange results
83 FRIENDS
When you need somebody . . . call!
93 BEVERLY BEAVER
This episode: Californian lifeguard

PUBLISHER'S STATEMENT
WE APOLOGIZE!
If you think publishing a magazine, especially a men's magazine, is easy — forget it . . .
We encounter problems that the average man in the street knows nothing about. However, we sometimes make mistakes. Because, after all, we're only human. So we admit we goofed and we apologize for it.
In the April issue of Elite (Volume 5, Number 5 in Canada) we chickened out by omitting a photograph on page 11 of the Canadian edition, and on pages 50 and 62 (also in the Canadian edition) we put in a black circle with the legend Banned in Canada.
We did this because we were told by some authority that the photographs in their original state would lead to the complete issue being banned from the newsstand.
Since that issue was distributed, we have received many phone calls and letters from readers complaining about our treatment of the photography in the magazine. And they had every right to be annoyed, because the self-imposed censorship was an invasion of their rights as adults to read and view what they want and when they want it.
We at Elite try to produce a magazine which is a cut above others in both frankness and honesty. We have fought editorially and in the courts for the rights to produce and distribute such a magazine and to make it available to any adult who wishes to purchase it.
We have not stood on street corners with baseball bats telling passers by that they must buy the magazine or else. We have left it to the the discriminating reader to make his own choice.
But we shortchanged you . . . and we apologize.. Future issues of Elite magazines will never again contain those dreaded black circles. This kind of self-censorship is counter to everything we have fought for and is a backward step in our fight for our rights as individuals. It is also an insult to your own personal rights.
You will never be shortchanged again!