A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, October 1950 — page 103: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

\\ ‘VALA \ VAY \AAAALS \ \ \\\\ VAAM \ ‘AY ' \ NAAN VARMAY \ \ AL \ ALAR \ ‘ \ ‘\\ \ \ \\\ \\\ \\ \\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ WY RACKETEERS IN THE SKY STARTLING NOVELETTE OF AN INTERPLANETARY ATTACK Copyright 1940 by Popular Publications, Ino, CHAPTER 1 SAT hye The Moon of Health \ R. BULL was swimming in his Jack private pool, on Taurus, when the space attacker was discovered. Williamson The crystal-walled pool, on the doctor’s infinitesimal, independent planetoid, was proportionately as big as a_ respectable sea. Dr. Bull was a stout little man, with a smooth pink globe of a head. He had a Tha telescope could be inneceanty pontedt clean professional white beard, merry blue at any approaching space craft. . . . eyes, and a considerable paunch. Soft pink flesh bulged out above his swimming trunks—which were embroidered with . iil) Tah > 2) : al 8 t}h a * 1 wi dill 100