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Catalyst, issue 1, January 1943

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takes care of everything, doesn't it, Miss Jones?"

The visor-screen flickered and buzzed. The great jurist answered. As he talked, a petulant note crept into his voice. 

The great Solomon hurried out, throwing an indignant explanation over his shoulder.

"The Eugenics Bureau, Miss Jones. Ponsigni case. Please call Doc and tell him the game's off."

After he went out, George asked. "What was Solly so burned up about, honey?"

"Oh, nothing much," giggled Miss Jones. "He was all set for a round of golf with Doc Winkler this afternoon, and the Eugenics Bureau called him. An opera singer wants to have a baby, and Solly is the only first-grade genius in the city. Nobody will do for the father but a first-grade genius, so Solly's whole afternoon is spoiled. The law takes care of everything, doesn't it, George?"

*END*
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QUIZ ANSWERS

1. "Kaor."
2. Bob Tucker.
3. Don Wollheim.
4. Margaret of Urbs; in the stories by Weinbaum.
5. Warner van Lorne.
6. "I, Robot."
7. False. The year was 1980.
8. False. The author was Hugo Gernback.
9. False. The title was "The Spot of Life."
10. Marsian.
11. False. The title was "Ancestral Voices."
12. America and England.
13. True.
14. False. It is Art Widner Jr.
15. No.
16. Unusual Stories.
17. LeZombie.
18. 1926.
19. There is no such thing as deutronium; neutronium consists of compacted neutrons.
20. Clark Kent.
21. "Frankenstein," "The Bride of Frankenstein," "The Son of Frankenstein," "The Ghost of Frankenstein."
22. "Rossum's Universal Robots."
23. False.
24. C. L. Moore.
25. Henry Kuttner.
26. Harry Bates.
27. "Lifeline."
28. It was "The Time Traveller." False.
29, False.
30. "The Moon Terror."
31. "Revolt of the Zombies."
32. "Man Who Lived Twice."
33. False.
34. Derwin Lesser is the pseudonym of Charles D. Hornig; David Lasser was once Managing Editor of Wonder Stories.
35. leslie perri and damon knight.
36. "Man from the Atom."
37. "Red Dust."
38. False. It is "Floating Platform Number One."
39. 1,000,000.
40. You said it!

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takes care of everything, doesn't it, Miss Jones?" The visor-screen flickered and buzzed. The great jurist answered. As he talked, a petulant note crept into his voice. The great Solomon hurried out, throwing an indignant explanation over his shoulder. "The Eugenics Bureau, Miss Jones. Ponsigni case. Please call Doc and tell him the game's off." After he went out, George asked. "What was Solly so burned up about, honey?" "Oh, nothing much," giggled Miss Jones. "He was all set for a round of golf with Doc Winkler this afternoon, and the Eugenics Bureau called him. An opera singer wants to have a baby, and Solly is the only first-grade genius in the city. Nobody will do for the father but a first-grade genius, so Solly's whole afternoon is spoiled. The law takes care of everything, doesn't it, George?" *END* ---------------------------------- QUIZ ANSWERS 1. "Kaor." 2. Bob Tucker. 3. Don Wollheim. 4. Margaret of Urbs; in the stories by Weinbaum. 5. Warner van Lorne. 6. "I, Robot." 7. False. The year was 1980. 8. False. The author was Hugo Gernback. 9. False. The title was "The Spot of Life." 10. Marsian. 11. False. The title was "Ancestral Voices." 12. America and England. 13. True. 14. False. It is Art Widner Jr. 15. No. 16. Unusual Stories. 17. LeZombie. 18. 1926. 19. There is no such thing as deutronium; neutronium consists of compacted neutrons. 20. Clark Kent. 21. "Frankenstein," "The Bride of Frankenstein," "The Son of Frankenstein," "The Ghost of Frankenstein." 22. "Rossum's Universal Robots." 23. False. 24. C. L. Moore. 25. Henry Kuttner. 26. Harry Bates. 27. "Lifeline." 28. It was "The Time Traveller." False. 29, False. 30. "The Moon Terror." 31. "Revolt of the Zombies." 32. "Man Who Lived Twice." 33. False. 34. Derwin Lesser is the pseudonym of Charles D. Hornig; David Lasser was once Managing Editor of Wonder Stories. 35. leslie perri and damon knight. 36. "Man from the Atom." 37. "Red Dust." 38. False. It is "Floating Platform Number One." 39. 1,000,000. 40. You said it!