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Pluto, v. 1, issue 4, September 1940

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        WHO SAID THAT?

   ORKIDS AND RAZZ-BERRIES FOR PLUTO

Dear Clubmen:
   Enclosed find quarter for three more doses of PLUTO--the vitamin B of the fan world, beginning with #4.
   Thankyo.
                        Sincerely,
                   Earle Barr Hanson

               Pluto reeks with vitamin B
               But has 'em all from A to Z
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                         From Paterson, N.J.
Dear Plutonians, 
   I want to say again that I think PLUTO is swell. It has a definite place in the fan field, and you fellows are a real asset to number among us.
   Would PLUTO adopt a PRO-SCIENTIFIC policy whole-heartedly, and carry articles on same?
                 Yours pro-scientifically,
                   Ray Van Houten
                Ray:
                We'll Willingly publish
                      The Articles you name,
                But we positively must keep
                      Our "General Mag" name.
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                    From London, England
Dear Marvis & PLUTO,
   Please excuse the first name, but I am tying to address this to an appropriate member of the editorial, staff. (ahem.)
   The second & third issue of PLUTO, are both good, but where is #1 may I ask? Or have you formed a nemerical system of your own? PLUTO is a darn good mag, its most attractive feature being of

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WHO SAID THAT? ORKIDS AND RAZZ-BERRIES FOR PLUTO Dear Clubmen: Enclosed find quarter for three more doses of PLUTO--the vitamin B of the fan world, beginning with #4. Thankyo. Sincerely, Earle Barr Hanson Pluto reeks with vitamin B But has 'em all from A to Z ************************************************************ From Paterson, N.J. Dear Plutonians, I want to say again that I think PLUTO is swell. It has a definite place in the fan field, and you fellows are a real asset to number among us. Would PLUTO adopt a PRO-SCIENTIFIC policy whole-heartedly, and carry articles on same? Yours pro-scientifically, Ray Van Houten Ray: We'll Willingly publish The Articles you name, But we positively must keep Our "General Mag" name. ********************************************************* From London, England Dear Marvis & PLUTO, Please excuse the first name, but I am tying to address this to an appropriate member of the editorial, staff. (ahem.) The second & third issue of PLUTO, are both good, but where is #1 may I ask? Or have you formed a nemerical system of your own? PLUTO is a darn good mag, its most attractive feature being of