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Fantasite, v. 2, issue 3, whole no. 9, August-September 1942

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THE FANTASITE ..........................18

[centered and underlined] FANTA-NOTES
By the Editors

As this editorial is being composed, I am experiencing doubts as to the possible publication of [underlined] The Fantasite. At the moment I am laid up with a not-too-serious illness in Hastings, and Vol. 2, No. 3 of [underlined] The Fantasite exists discretely all over Minneapolis. I shall have to rely upon the efforts of Messrs. Russell and Dollens, Associate Editor and Staff Artist, respectively, to get the magazine out, so the credit for this issue (with the exception of finances) is theirs, if it sees the light of day within two weeks or so. I realize that the term "published bi-monthly" is again gross exaggeration, but the staff of four has been occupied with outside jobs (this business of making a living is [underlined] most annoying!), so please bear with us.

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THE FANTASITE ..........................18 [centered and underlined] FANTA-NOTES By the Editors As this editorial is being composed, I am experiencing doubts as to the possible publication of [underlined] The Fantasite. At the moment I am laid up with a not-too-serious illness in Hastings, and Vol. 2, No. 3 of [underlined] The Fantasite exists discretely all over Minneapolis. I shall have to rely upon the efforts of Messrs. Russell and Dollens, Associate Editor and Staff Artist, respectively, to get the magazine out, so the credit for this issue (with the exception of finances) is theirs, if it sees the light of day within two weeks or so. I realize that the term "published bi-monthly" is again gross exaggeration, but the staff of four has been occupied with outside jobs (this business of making a living is [underlined] most annoying!), so please bear with us.