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En Garde, whole no. 17, April 1946

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EN GARDE!     A FAPA PUBLICATION     WHOLE NUMBER XVII.

[[snake illustration with "ASP" written on it]]

Evoked With Endless Elan
By AL (ardent) ASHLEY of
643 South Bixel Street,
Los Angeles 14, California.
APRIL 1946 MAILING.

SPECIAL FOURTH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE!

YE TRUTHFULLE TALLYE

AS A MATTER of scientific accuracy you are now viewing     Page 1.
PUNY PLOTTING by Dale Hart appears on     Page 2.
YE EDITOR peers at his pardners beginning on     Page 3.
VAN VOGT muses on myths and masters on     Page 9
BOB TUCKER tackles a trail commencing on     Page 11.
CHARLES R. TANNER vibrates his viewpoint on     Page 15.
CHARLES BURBEE leaves the A-Bomb behind on     Page 17.
DONN BRAZIER feels withdrawn on part of     Page 19.
DRAMA THAT'S DIFFERENT is reviewed by Al Ashley on     Page 20
OLIVER KING SMITH tells Tucker on     Page 21
NORM STANLEY brings some long lost lulus on     Page 23.
PICTORIAL PRESENTATIONS begin on     Page 25.
FRAN LANEY lashes at learning starting on      Page 29.
TWAIN AND TIME are considered by Donn Brazier on     Page 36.
THOMAS S. GARDNER reviews two books from two angles on     Page 37.
THE END OF THIS ISSUE comes on the bottom of     Page 39.
AIRBRUSH COVER by Al Ashley     .... ...

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EN GARDE! A FAPA PUBLICATION WHOLE NUMBER XVII. [[snake illustration with "ASP" written on it]] Evoked With Endless Elan By AL (ardent) ASHLEY of 643 South Bixel Street, Los Angeles 14, California. APRIL 1946 MAILING. SPECIAL FOURTH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE! YE TRUTHFULLE TALLYE AS A MATTER of scientific accuracy you are now viewing Page 1. PUNY PLOTTING by Dale Hart appears on Page 2. YE EDITOR peers at his pardners beginning on Page 3. VAN VOGT muses on myths and masters on Page 9 BOB TUCKER tackles a trail commencing on Page 11. CHARLES R. TANNER vibrates his viewpoint on Page 15. CHARLES BURBEE leaves the A-Bomb behind on Page 17. DONN BRAZIER feels withdrawn on part of Page 19. DRAMA THAT'S DIFFERENT is reviewed by Al Ashley on Page 20 OLIVER KING SMITH tells Tucker on Page 21 NORM STANLEY brings some long lost lulus on Page 23. PICTORIAL PRESENTATIONS begin on Page 25. FRAN LANEY lashes at learning starting on Page 29. TWAIN AND TIME are considered by Donn Brazier on Page 36. THOMAS S. GARDNER reviews two books from two angles on Page 37. THE END OF THIS ISSUE comes on the bottom of Page 39. AIRBRUSH COVER by Al Ashley .... ...