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Fantasy Fictioneer, v. 1, issue 1, Novemeber-December 1939

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2                        FANTASY FICTIONEER            Nov.-Dec.

Volume One                                 Number One
List of Contents for 
November-December 1939

[centered] Cover by Walter Fleming 

Provisional Contitution of the IFF                   page 3,4 
First Progress Report         Mark Reinsberg     page 5, 6
The Eastern Situtation          Erle Korshak        page 6
An Open Letter to a Congressman   Hoy Ping Pong  page 7
Much Ado About--       Sully Roberds           page 8
"The Director's Message"    Bob Tucker         page 9
Advertisements         -by members              page 10

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ILLINI FANTASY FICTIONEERS
Bob Tucker - Director
Richard Meyer - Sec'y-Treas.
Erle Korshak - Executive Adv.
Sully Roberds - Club Editor
Mark Reinsberg - Chairman of the Convention committee.

[first column] All manuscripts and communications for this magazine to: 
Sully Roberds    922 W. Division St. 
Normal, Illinois

[second column] All communications, dues, and official manuscripts pertaining to the IFF to: 
Richard Meyer, Sec'y-Treas. 
3156 Cambridge Ave., Chicago

[centered] FANTASY FICTIONEER invites contributions from all IFF members everywhere. We particularly want art-icles about science-fictioniana, interesting essays on aspects of your collection, general articles of more than avergae interest and material of interest to IFF members. Lengths 300 to 600 words. No fic-tion at present.

The policy of the FANTASY FICTIONEER is similar to the IFF, and desires no material only of a non-biased, non-partisan nature. The FANTASY FICTIONEER belongs to no chain publication organization. 

Members desiring to insert advertisements in the next issue should send them to the Editor not later than one month hence. Inasmuch as there may be more ads than in this issue, copy should be kept short as possible, and di[s]play lettering will be used if space permits. 

Next issue out approximatly two months hence.

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2 FANTASY FICTIONEER Nov.-Dec. Volume One Number One List of Contents for November-December 1939 [centered] Cover by Walter Fleming Provisional Contitution of the IFF page 3,4 First Progress Report Mark Reinsberg page 5, 6 The Eastern Situtation Erle Korshak page 6 An Open Letter to a Congressman Hoy Ping Pong page 7 Much Ado About-- Sully Roberds page 8 "The Director's Message" Bob Tucker page 9 Advertisements -by members page 10 [centered in text box] ILLINI FANTASY FICTIONEERS Bob Tucker - Director Richard Meyer - Sec'y-Treas. Erle Korshak - Executive Adv. Sully Roberds - Club Editor Mark Reinsberg - Chairman of the Convention committee. [first column] All manuscripts and communications for this magazine to: Sully Roberds 922 W. Division St. Normal, Illinois [second column] All communications, dues, and official manuscripts pertaining to the IFF to: Richard Meyer, Sec'y-Treas. 3156 Cambridge Ave., Chicago [centered] FANTASY FICTIONEER invites contributions from all IFF members everywhere. We particularly want art-icles about science-fictioniana, interesting essays on aspects of your collection, general articles of more than avergae interest and material of interest to IFF members. Lengths 300 to 600 words. No fic-tion at present. The policy of the FANTASY FICTIONEER is similar to the IFF, and desires no material only of a non-biased, non-partisan nature. The FANTASY FICTIONEER belongs to no chain publication organization. Members desiring to insert advertisements in the next issue should send them to the Editor not later than one month hence. Inasmuch as there may be more ads than in this issue, copy should be kept short as possible, and di[s]play lettering will be used if space permits. Next issue out approximatly two months hence.