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The first issue of CWS focused greatly on updates about present clothing-optional sites. Many were, in effect, nutritional supplements to the World Guide. Issue 1.2 for instance, covered topics as diverse as bare runners in San Francisco; sunbathing on urban rooftops; a bare demonstration in Wisconsin; the clothing-optional city of Cap d'Agde in France; a Awesome York naturist's success in converting his cellar into a nude swimming pool; gardening naked; the living "sculpture" of Alice Beberman; and movie and book reviews. The first few years were comparatively calm for FKK. The office staff found production and distribution of the magazine much easier than that of the paper arrangement of the Sun. Astonishingly few issues arose from fkk organizations that might have perceived CWS as competition to their publications. FKK and the American Sunbathing Association had mutually beneficial deals in advertisements each other's publications. Lee Baxandall wrote most of the material for the journal, but had the ready