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Fantasy Fiction Telegram, v. 1, issue 3, December 1936

Inside front cover

EDITOR'S PAGE
This issue marks the inception of a new column into our pages, a column we feel is original. I am referring to Weird Whisperings by Charles M. Dart. To our knowledge, no other fan publication contains a similar department. Dart's column will appear every other month. 
    It's merely that everyone will think this issue is an improvement over our two preceding numbers. Not only are the illustrations much better done, but they are in color. Morris Dollens,, that promising young fantascience artist from Minneapolis, makes his debut this month. It is our present intention to have John V. Baltadonis do the majority of the artwork, with one or two by Morris Dollens but is is very possible that others will be annexed to our staff from time to time.
     You may have notice that Milton A. Rothman's column does not appear this month. The reason for this non-appearance is because Mr. Rothman does not want to have his first appearance?? made public before he is sure that they are absolutely correct. Therefore, Milt is doing considerable research on the ... appearing next month for sure! in addition to our regular features, we plan to present "The United?? Universe", a very interesting science fiction tale, by Douglas Blakely. An illustrated poem by Irving ... and an article on books by ... will also be featured in the forthcoming January issue. Do not miss it!

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EDITOR'S PAGE This issue marks the inception of a new column into our pages, a column we feel is original. I am referring to Weird Whisperings by Charles M. Dart. To our knowledge, no other fan publication contains a similar department. Dart's column will appear every other month. It's merely that everyone will think this issue is an improvement over our two preceding numbers. Not only are the illustrations much better done, but they are in color. Morris Dollens,, that promising young fantascience artist from Minneapolis, makes his debut this month. It is our present intention to have John V. Baltadonis do the majority of the artwork, with one or two by Morris Dollens but is is very possible that others will be annexed to our staff from time to time. You may have notice that Milton A. Rothman's column does not appear this month. The reason for this non-appearance is because Mr. Rothman does not want to have his first appearance?? made public before he is sure that they are absolutely correct. Therefore, Milt is doing considerable research on the ... appearing next month for sure! in addition to our regular features, we plan to present "The United?? Universe", a very interesting science fiction tale, by Douglas Blakely. An illustrated poem by Irving ... and an article on books by ... will also be featured in the forthcoming January issue. Do not miss it!