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ASTOUNDING — SCIENCE-FICTION TITLE REGISTERED U.S. PATENT OFFICE The editorial contents of this magazine are protected by eopycigne ose cannot be reprinted without the publishers’ permission. ? FEBRUARY 1944 ET Contents Novelettes THE STORM .- 0 oe = AGB. van Voge. = 2 The tremendous ship from Earth, singlehanded, was more than a match for all the military power of the Fifty Suns galaxy—but there was one thing in that galaxy that neither that ship nor any other could withstand— SYMBIOTICA ..... . . ... Eric Frank Russell . 26 The explorers had run into the maciine civilization gone mad on Mechanistria, but this planet seemed safe. Not a machine anywhere, just jungles. And with their weapons, they didn’t have to fear anything— Short Stories PARADOX LOST. ... .: .. .. Fredric Brown .. 48 An explanation—not guaranteed!—of what happened to the dinosaurs. Wacky, but it does seem to indicate the only way to really have fun is to be crazy! WILLIE ....... .. . . Frank Belknap Long 18 The master had forgotten, the city had forgotten and been forgotten, the people had become a savage tribe in the ages that had passed. But Willie—Willie had a different sort of memory. y SANCTUARY. * ... . «cs. HH: Holmes & i: .- 56 The Commandoman knew the Nazis were close on his heels; his one thought was to get some other place in a hurry. The professor had another idea— and the Villa had a ghost that haunted parties! All stories in this magazine are fiction. No actual persons are designated either : by name or character. Any similarity is coincidental. comiclbooks.€©