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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Marlon Brando Geti a Little Tiu Tornesi from Shirley Joni while or Lect David no Van Kib Titi. Time gambling ii part of in Gamt for Al Tow Lover David Nivon. Marlon Brando who hat bin Tatry thing from Napoleon to a motorcycle thug in hit film Carer Tak a turn at comedy in Bdl let  joining him Ai costars Art David nov a and shr Ltd Joni. Brando play a tick talk Ltd and no Van a phony or Lect Liv ing on the Rev Lora All to fool in. Guilt and it a the Melvit in Peck Money. Their Plaht eventually Croft shr Ltd Arr Vit and the foot Lott Days Art Over. In color Ai other hums scheduled for release this week act one the great Book about Broadway s great mom Hart fee to the Tuten with George Hamilton hrs. Acc pattern for plunder three War heroes Are sent on operation Mermaid for nazi loot. Keenan Wynn stare. Acc mar Nib Alfred Hitchcock does it again with tipple Ledren As a woman with a problem. Costar is scan Connery. A in search of the castaways Maurice Chevalier and Hay Ley Mills in a Walt Disney adventure about a Shipwreck. In  acc the presidential papers of Norman Mailer by Norman Mailer Bantam the title refers to Mailer having written As a. Court wit an Amateur advisor these papers Prev for the late president Kennedy there Are essays , Here a few poems an open letter or two some literary criticism portions picked from Magazine columns u Large Section from an unpublished philosophical dialogue Here is Al Toge her a fair part Kalhe Rcd of what has been written since advertise ments for myself was published in 1958. The underlying connection of the pin a la Lye sly icon a for the meaning and ii ally of Llfra in the United Stales in our Lime. It u a poll Lyral Hook Mallur regards Pollini As the Art of the possible and hat is always possible is to reduce the us null of real suffering in a bad time and to enrich the Quality of life in a Good time he Baucm thai we Are living materially in a Good Lime hut Are doing Little to enrich ourselves in what he considers to be More important ills topics Range from a special kind of totalitarianism which he find present in american life to the first Liston a Erson fight from the Fri and Cia to cannibalism and political conventions. His slyly is that of a reporter poet a reporter in his description of detail a poet in his Brilliant unpredictable language which demands careful Reading and  who without giving him this careful Reading dismiss Mailer As a flamboyant eccentric Are doing an intellectual in Justice to themselves and to a Brilliant critic of modern  Anci matl tomorrow x4 " edited by Damon Knight Gold medal i Vintage science fiction sounds like contradiction in terms this is supposed to be writing about the future. But one of these stories is 20 years old and another 24. They Date from the Days when science fiction had just emerged from the mad scientist Era and was beginning to have pretensions toward lit nature. The roads must  published by Robert a. He Intel in u40, is a classic of of. The gimmick and the weakness of most of stories is that they depend on gimmicks is still a potential reality the concept of roads that move with traffic instead of bearing rolling vehicles. Still the Story has not worn Well and it comes out today As a simple cops and robbers tale tricked out in fancy dress. C. L. Moore s no woman born which Dales from 114, u much More successful. The brain of a television dancer is kept alive after an Accident and she is Given a new body of Metal. Moore demonstrate that the flesh is As. Important As the spirit. The other two stories arc of the present or decadent Era of of. Avram Davidson s the sources of the Nile is a joke and a fairly entertaining one atom the fount of fashion. But r. M. Me Henna s the night of Vloggy darn is a goulash of cheap sociology misunderstood myth and reworked True romances und poor storytelling to Boot. Walter Barney the wanderer by Miko Wollor pocket Bookil a Long winded first person account typical of most of Mylka Waltars works this tells the Story of a finnish Globetrotter who Falls into the hands of moslem pirates in the 16th Century. For a slave our hero Michael does t do badly. After a stretch in Algeria he winds up in the court of Sultan Suleiman the magnificent ruler of the ottoman Empire in constantinople. He rises to wealth and Power As a moslem convert. It s a rambling slow paced tale but offers interesting insights into the moslem Way of life while taking you into the Sultan s harem and along ottoman campaigns of Conquest. John h. Althen the theory and practice of hell by Eugun Kogon Berkley the hallmark of the Nail Era was the concentration Cam system nothing else epitomizes so Well the horror of a Slat gone mad. Inmates were to cruelly treated that death became u release for some. Others Clung to the tiny Corner of life that was Eft to them and managed through Luck and their own Lenack nes not Only to survive the Campi but to Triumph Over them. Eugen Kogon was one such. A bavarian journalist he spent seven years As a prisoner of the regime most of it in Buchenwald. I or two years he lived under a sentence of death an order transferring him to Auschwitz for gassing. The prisoners own underground organization plus Kogon s skillful playing on the corruption and fears of the is major who ran the medical Experiment in humans at Buchenwald and whose assistant Kogon became saved his life. T. ".11 mce"0  Tan be Herror her we Nave thu Jalec Lettu " pc. Loush to May lev a � to Hundredth repetition the horror is still there Kogon s Book i,1 rom a tory rather h is a dau30 or he Camm a prisoners . N. Meats the am Etc. But systematic 10 the stars and stripes i�, &.i? lure Tor a a contribution to the under standing Lor both the oppressors and the oppressed. We sunday october 11, 1964  
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