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Fantasy Amateur, v. 4, issue 4, September 1941
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34. Heinsberg, Mark, 693rd. Co. CCC, Camp Pekin, Pekin Illinois DUES 35. Robins, Jack, 51 Humboldt St., Brooklyn, New York ACTIVITY 36. Rosenblum, J. Michael, 4 Grange Terrace, Leeds, 7 England 37. Rothman, Milton A., 1730 P St. NW, Washington, D.C. 38. Smith, Edwin Hadley, 301 Laurel Court, Point Pleasant, N. J. 39. Speer, Jack, 3416 Northampton St., Washington, D C. 40. Studley, Bob, 210 W. 109th St., New York, New York 41. Sullivan, Walter, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. 42. Swisher, Robert D., 15 Ledyard Road, Winchester, Mass. ACTIVITY 43. Thompton, D. B., 213 Lakeview, Pineville, La. 44. Thompson, R. G., 44 Norgate Road, Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. DUES 45. Tucker, Bob, Box 260, Bloomington, Illinois 46. Warner, Harry, Jr., 303 Bryan Place, Hagerstown, Maryland 47. Widner, Art, Jr, Box 122, Bryantville, Mass. DUES 48. Wiggins, Glen F., 3214 Champa St., Denver, Colo. ACTIVITY 49. Wollheim, Donald A., 142 W. 103rd St., New York, New York 50. Wright, Tom, 3618 Maple Ave., Oakland, California 51. Unger, Julius, 1702 Dahill Road, Brooklyn, New York The Literature, Science & Hobbies club, and Mr. D. B. Thompson will be ineligible to renew until the June mailing of next year, unless they have something in this mailing. Mr. Knight, Mr. Michel, and Mr. Wollheim will not receive this mailing until such time as their dues are paid, and if not paid prior to October 1st, their mailings will be sent to the first three on the waiting list. It will be noted that there are fifty-one on the membership list. This is due to a mistake; after we had that Mr. Sullivan dropped for non-payment of dues and non-activity, he claimed non-receipt of several mailings, and it will be necessary to carry him until his membership again expires. This happened after the membership list was full. Oh, and we have a waiting list now! All one of him! Financial Report in out balance On hand, 6-5-41 $20.77 Dues $4.50 25.27 Stencils $0.30 24.97 Paper (including March mailing) .75 24.22 Envelopes 1.22 23.00 Postage 6.17 16.83 Express on accounts .35 16.48 Postage on Fantasy Amateur to editor .33 16.15 Account to date, Aug. 15th, 1941 It might be as well to add that the June mailing was very heavy--so heavy that the addition of one magazine--three sheets of paper--would have shoved it past the pound and into the two-pound class, which would have cost the treasury about $12. Twelve dollars is half a year's income under the old, fifty-cent dues; thank you for voting the dues-increase thru. Elmer
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34. Heinsberg, Mark, 693rd. Co. CCC, Camp Pekin, Pekin Illinois DUES 35. Robins, Jack, 51 Humboldt St., Brooklyn, New York ACTIVITY 36. Rosenblum, J. Michael, 4 Grange Terrace, Leeds, 7 England 37. Rothman, Milton A., 1730 P St. NW, Washington, D.C. 38. Smith, Edwin Hadley, 301 Laurel Court, Point Pleasant, N. J. 39. Speer, Jack, 3416 Northampton St., Washington, D C. 40. Studley, Bob, 210 W. 109th St., New York, New York 41. Sullivan, Walter, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. 42. Swisher, Robert D., 15 Ledyard Road, Winchester, Mass. ACTIVITY 43. Thompton, D. B., 213 Lakeview, Pineville, La. 44. Thompson, R. G., 44 Norgate Road, Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. DUES 45. Tucker, Bob, Box 260, Bloomington, Illinois 46. Warner, Harry, Jr., 303 Bryan Place, Hagerstown, Maryland 47. Widner, Art, Jr, Box 122, Bryantville, Mass. DUES 48. Wiggins, Glen F., 3214 Champa St., Denver, Colo. ACTIVITY 49. Wollheim, Donald A., 142 W. 103rd St., New York, New York 50. Wright, Tom, 3618 Maple Ave., Oakland, California 51. Unger, Julius, 1702 Dahill Road, Brooklyn, New York The Literature, Science & Hobbies club, and Mr. D. B. Thompson will be ineligible to renew until the June mailing of next year, unless they have something in this mailing. Mr. Knight, Mr. Michel, and Mr. Wollheim will not receive this mailing until such time as their dues are paid, and if not paid prior to October 1st, their mailings will be sent to the first three on the waiting list. It will be noted that there are fifty-one on the membership list. This is due to a mistake; after we had that Mr. Sullivan dropped for non-payment of dues and non-activity, he claimed non-receipt of several mailings, and it will be necessary to carry him until his membership again expires. This happened after the membership list was full. Oh, and we have a waiting list now! All one of him! Financial Report in out balance On hand, 6-5-41 $20.77 Dues $4.50 25.27 Stencils $0.30 24.97 Paper (including March mailing) .75 24.22 Envelopes 1.22 23.00 Postage 6.17 16.83 Express on accounts .35 16.48 Postage on Fantasy Amateur to editor .33 16.15 Account to date, Aug. 15th, 1941 It might be as well to add that the June mailing was very heavy--so heavy that the addition of one magazine--three sheets of paper--would have shoved it past the pound and into the two-pound class, which would have cost the treasury about $12. Twelve dollars is half a year's income under the old, fifty-cent dues; thank you for voting the dues-increase thru. Elmer
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