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SPACE REVIEW SCIENCE FICTION NEWS Alan C, Riewman Victor Root, Illinois Rep. of IFSB, has some Science-Fiction mags for sale, or free in exchange. He is selling them for a small fee. Write to IFSB for address. The DECEMBER, 1952, issue of FATE magazine is a must to all IFSB members ind officers. It contains an article by Cur- Fuller, entitled, “Let’s Get Straight About the Saucers.’” A complete detailed story of the incident of the scoutmaster described in our January issue, is discussed with a picture of the scoutmaster. SUB- “CRIBE TO FATE MAGAZINE AND KEEP UP ‘TO DATE ON § THI SAUCERS. White to 806 Dempster Stree Evanston, ILlinoss New Pocket Books on Stands: Dell No 627, When W is Collide’ by Philip Wylie and Edwin Balmer. Pocket Book No. 908, ‘New Tales of Space and Time’’, Raymond J. Healy. for our lette Thanks to Ray Palme the December issue of ‘Other World rk Publishing Co., 806 Dempster St Evanston, Illinois. Let’s subscribe. NEW BOOK BY VIKING PRESS Across the Space Frontier’, edited by Cornelius Ryan, $3.95, Viking, New York RANDOM HOUSE HAS DONE IT AGAIN WITH: ‘By Space Shit to the Moon”, written by Jack Coggins and Fletcher Pratt, foreword by Willy Ley. $1. SCIENCE FICTION NEWS-LETTER, by our Council Member, ‘Bob’ Tucker, P.O. Box 702, Bloomington, Illinois. THE UNITED STATES ROCKET SO- CIETY, Box 29, Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Hollywood is coming out w two good movies: “War of the Worl and “The Conquest of Space’’. SAUCER REVIEW, by Elliott Rock more, a member of our Council. P.O. Box 148, Wall St. Station, New York 5, N.Y Owners of tape recorders or wire re- corders. Join T.R.I. (Tape-respondence International. Send your voice to your cor- respondents) 3488—22nd St., San Fran- cisco 10, Calif. BORDERLAND SCIENCES RE.- SEARCH ASSOCIATES located at 3524 Adams Ave., San Diego 16, California, would like to have IFSB members join their society. Many new Science Fiction Mags are hit- ting the newsstands and some are good while others are the usual run. A few of the better ones are: Tops in SF; Science Fiction Quarterly and Fantastic. Two good S-F books: ‘Robots Have No Tails’ by Lewis Padgett and ‘‘Player Pi- ano’ by Kurt Vonnegut. Both humorous line. The officers of IFSB are planning on is- suing a 12-page booklet sometime next year with a complete record on all saucer reports that they now have collected. This booklet will not be a regular issue of Space Review’, but a separate issue and vil sell for 50c to everyone. Our Presi- jent, Mr. Bender, will write the foreword with comments throughout by officials of IFSB. The bookiet will be entitled: IFSB REPORTS ON THE SAUCERS. If inter- ested, write! We would like members and officers to send in snapshots of themselves so that when the time comes for us to print pic- ures in Space Review, we will have the hotos available. MENTION ‘SPACE REVIEW” when writing to any of above mentioned pub- ations. This page will be eliminated in future sues, and will be replaced by articles o saucers”