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Astounding Stories of Super-Science, August 1930
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Various
279
I
have
in
my
possession
a
story
by
Ray
Cummings
named
"Into
the
Fourth
Dimension"
and
published
in
another
magazine
during
the
last
month
of
1926
and
first
ones
of
1927.
And
in
this
story--printed
two
years
before
Flagg's
story--Cummings
uses
almost
the
same
apparatus
of
passing
from
one
dimension
to
another
as
is
used
in
"Phantoms
of
Reality."
I
will
not
discuss
whether
this
procedure
is
to
be
approved
or
not.
This
letter
is
not
to
be
construed
as
an
attack
on
Mr.
Jaeger,
or
Mr.
Flagg,
or
on
either
of
the
two
stories
under
discussion.
If
Mr.
Jaeger
will
let
me
know
I
will
send
him
Ray
Cumming's
story
"Into
the
Fourth
Dimension,"
as
clipped
from
the
magazines.
I
write
this
letter
to
the
magazine,
instead
of
Mr.
Jaeger,
so
that
if
any
one
was
misled
by
Mr.
Jaeger's
well
meant
but
mistaken
criticism
they
will
be
straightened
out.--Donald
Coneyon,
Petoskey,
Michigan.
A
Wish
for
Success
Dear
Editor:
I
have
read
both
of
your
first
issues.
I
am
writing
to
say
that
I
wish
you
success
with
your
new
magazine,
which
I
know
will
succeed.
Also
to
say
I
wish
you
would
get
more
of
the
"Carnes
and
Dr.
Bird
Stories"
by
Captain
S.
P.
Meek,
for
I
think
everybody,
including
myself,
likes
them.
I
also
enjoyed
"Creatures
of
the
Light."--Thomas
D.
Taylor,
415
So.
7th
St.,
Boise,
Idaho.
No
Kick
Any
More
Dear
Editor:
I
have
been
a
reader
of
Astounding
Stories
ever
since
you
started
it,
and
I
guess
I'm
getting
too
particular
as
I
don't
get
the
kick
out
of
it
any
more
that
I
did
out
of
the
first
issues.
That
is,
I
don't
get
the
kick
out
of
ALL
of
the
stories
as
I
did
at
first.
However,
"Murder
Madness"
sure
is
a
hot
one.
Why
not
print
a
story
by
Sax
Rohmer,
H.
G.
Wells,
or
some
of
them?--H.
Elsworth
Jones,
Box
340,
R.
R.
6,
Battle
Creek,
Mich.
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