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ABOVE: Scenes from the AMG film "THE MOTORCYCLE THIEF". PRICES: 16mm $10 (170 ft) 8mm $7. (85 ft). In black & white, silent. 4x5 B&W prints of the scenes above: 35¢ each. Pgs 38 & 39 of AMG catalog XV13 illustrate many other scenes from the film, cost 30 cents.

Angel Lopez is a hitch hiking sailor who bums a ride from Neon Koper, a motorcyclist. Neon leaves the sailor with the cycle briefly while he does an errand in a store and comes out just in time to see the sailor trying to make off with the bike, Neon attacks and a wild fight ensues. The sailor's thin summer uniform is soon torn to shreads, but he wins the battle and is able to tie Neon's hands behind him. Realizing he cannot go out on the street. almost naked he pulls Neon's tough levis off his struggling legs and quickly dons them and the cyclists jacket and ing his nose at the distraught motorcyclist,kly makes off with the bike, thumb-

Even though the good guys are supposed to win, in real life they often do not and we thought this might offer a good lesson not to trust hitch-hikers. MANY OTHER MOVIES are illustrated in BULLETIN 55: 10 cents from AMG 1834 West 11th Street Los Angeles 6, California. Currently, AMG offers 15 different physique films and many others are in production, We are eager to have your reactions and comments. Plots and story ideas are especially appreciated. The plot for Motorcycle Thief is not particularly clever-in fact it was done on the spur of the moment and we hope your ideas will have a bit more interest and vitality than the rather feeble effort above (done by the present writer). Every idea and line of comment is appreciated and is carefully filed and studied many times by various members of our staff. Thank you for your help.

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ABOVE: Scenes from the AMG film: "BATHROOM ATHLETE" featuring JOE LEITEL as the athlete, CHARLES BUTLER and GEORGE PAGART as the young mischievious brothers. The two "little imps" sneak in the bathroom before their older brother gets up and they put itching powder in his gym shorts and then secret themselves behind a dressing screen to watch the fun. They are treated to a display of Joe making muscular overtures to his mirror reflection, and even once cheating on his arm measurements, mistakenly secure in the knowlege that no one is looking. Charles mimics Joe for Georges approval and they have a fine time. When Joe at last puts on the shorts and begins to wiggle as if he had the St. Vitus dance, the boys are so torn with glee that they literally roll with laughter and inadvertently knock over the dressing screen betraying their presence. The incensed athlete quickly surmises the situation, throws a boy over either knee spanking them soundly and liberally sprinkling the itching powder where it will do them the most good. PRICES: 16mm $12 (200 ft) 8mm $8 (100 ft) B&W silent. 4x5 photographs of the scenes above: 35 cents each. Catalog pgs 2 and 3 of WB13 (30) illustrate other scenes from the film and related shots done the same day.

WHY DON'T YOU WRITE A PHYSIQUE MOVIE? As you read our silly stories you know darn well you can do better, so why dont you go to it. Plan out an interesting idea that can be sented p

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d pictorially without dialogue or explanatory titles. Keep it wholesome and entertaining, or instructive, and above all make certain it provides a maximum opportunity for physiques to be in display. A formal script is not required but do send instructions on pictorially achieving the ideas you present if possible. A free movie will be sent on all ideas used.

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YOU AND THE LAW. Because we have been so outspoken in PP about the excesses of certain legal and quasi-legal groups e constitutional rights of individuals regarding privacy (in relation to photos, taking of photos, etc.) and other phases of c

who have attempted to civil liberties, some of our readers have mistakenly criticized us for being "anti-law". But make

no mistake, we have no taste for anarchy, government by hoodlimism etc--rather we support just the opposite--government and law based on a mutual respect for each others needs and rights.

Though by their swagger they would try to "put you in your place", you should remember that the highest politician down to the lowest cop is YOUR public servant, YOU put him in his position, gave him his power, pay his salary. And like any servant in your own household he should show respect to you, which should be responded in kind on your part. In fulfilling his duties, he may sometimes seem to step on your toes; For example, when you might be questioned on the street by a cop you have no use to be offended many dangerous criminals have been apprehended in just such a routine questionning and you have no reason to be "offended". However if after calling in his headquarters and thus determining you are for no crime and are breaking no law, he should be offensive or smart alec (and you have previously been polite) you should obtain his badge number and report him to the police commission of your town and insist that a written report be furnished. you on the disposition of his case.

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an individual policeman or even an entire police force should harass you without just cause, you can force them to post a peace bond. If your local police are corrupt, you might succeed in gaining the help of the FBI.

If at any time you should be arrested with or without cause you should be aware of your rights which few policemen will bother to inform you about. First, you can if you wish be completely mute and say nothing, and this might actually be preferable to being a blabber mouth. But if you wish to establish a good basis for a false arrest suit, it is best that you give your name, address, and make the statement (assuming it is true of course) "I am guilty of of no crime, and am wanted for no crime." Other information you may give may by devious means be used against you. Attorneys will tell you that many people are convicted on evidence they have blabbed out after being arrested rather than the meager evidence police may have had before the arrest. It is a constitutional guarantee that you need not bear witness against yourself. Everyone, no matter how honest and law abiding should have advance arrangements made with a competent attorney so that in an emergency he can be promptly contacted.

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