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SPARX                                  13
WARNING TO ALL FANS
It was learned at the Philcon that a new fan named John Chrisman, who is editor ofAlta Publications, and especially Weird Unsolved Mysteries was formerly known as Claud Degler, of unsavory repute. Identification made by Tucker, Speer, Ackerman, Davis and many others. The Philadelphia gang had never met him, so did not recognize him. For further details on Mr. Degler, consult Fencyclopedia, or any of the gentlemen listed above.
CHRISMAN IS DEGLER CHRISMAN IS DEGLER IS CHRISMAN IS DEGLER IS CHR
YOU GOT THIS ISSUE OF SPARX BECAUSE:
(   ) You are a member of 
       FAPA)
(   )     "    "    "      "        "
       SAPS
 this would be in a regular mailing,but would be obsolete by then.
(    )   "   "   "   subscriber
(    )   "   "   "   trader
(checkmark) Complimentary copy. Won't you please subscribe?
(    ) You are panned or praised on page      . Thought you might be interested.
(    ) This is the last issue of your subscription. Please renew promptly.
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE SUBSCRIBE
I'll revive the letter column in the next ish, if I can get enough good letters. Argue with my authors, call 'em names. They can take it. Let's start some good fueds.

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SPARX 13 WARNING TO ALL FANS It was learned at the Philcon that a new fan named John Chrisman, who is editor ofAlta Publications, and especially Weird Unsolved Mysteries was formerly known as Claud Degler, of unsavory repute. Identification made by Tucker, Speer, Ackerman, Davis and many others. The Philadelphia gang had never met him, so did not recognize him. For further details on Mr. Degler, consult Fencyclopedia, or any of the gentlemen listed above. CHRISMAN IS DEGLER CHRISMAN IS DEGLER IS CHRISMAN IS DEGLER IS CHR YOU GOT THIS ISSUE OF SPARX BECAUSE: ( ) You are a member of FAPA) ( ) " " " " " SAPS this would be in a regular mailing,but would be obsolete by then. ( ) " " " subscriber ( ) " " " trader (checkmark) Complimentary copy. Won't you please subscribe? ( ) You are panned or praised on page . Thought you might be interested. ( ) This is the last issue of your subscription. Please renew promptly. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE SUBSCRIBE I'll revive the letter column in the next ish, if I can get enough good letters. Argue with my authors, call 'em names. They can take it. Let's start some good fueds.