Pulp Fiction, 1954 · page 88 of 162
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THE STAR VIRUS best contrast and definition. There’s a fluorescent tube hooked up to a wander-lead; Ill carefully carry the camera and the note indoors, slung on the tube. Five minutes’ exposure to the ultra-violet, two minutes in the supersonic resonator and finishing off with five minutes of the mixed ray projector should give adequate sterilisation on the camera. Peter said that the mixed rays didn’t fog or- dinary film to any appreciable extent. Anyway all this is the best I can do. I’ll carry the camera down to the car, still slung on the tube, and [’ll pull the lead out of its socket when I reach the end of the length. The camera and its note, hung around the radia- tor cap of the car, is bound to attract attention and I’m certain that the polarised light will have given some sort of protection. If there’s enough power left ll turn the mixed ray projector on all the movable equipment and then pull the stuff outside on a rope, as far into the sunlight as I can manage. Then I'l use the high frequency rig to destroy everything that I can identify as a virus culture, along with these papers [’'m writing on. 87 SPACE FLIGHT is en the way— MAKE SURE OF - “SPACE DIVERSIONS” TODAY! (Edited by D. Gardner, J. Roles, N. Shorrock and D. Mackay) The amateur magazine which H. J. Campbell acclaims as Britain’s leading fanzine, in his Authentic fanzine reviews. Articles, departments, reports and news items are to be found in every issue of SD, which features such names as: H. J. Campbell, E. J. Carnell, P. Hamilton, J. T. M’Intosh, G. Quinn, F. G. Rayer, Jon J. Deegan, Bryan Berry, E. R. James, Ken Slater, John Chris- topher, E. C. Tubb, J. F. Burke amongst its many contributors. Subscription rates are 2s. 6d. for 3 issues (sample copy Is.) and should be placed with N. L. SHORROCK, [2a Rumford Place, Liverpool, 3. AND REMEMBER “SPACE DIVERSIONS” is now featuring THE SYMPOSIUM! _————_— ee comicibooks.cOnn : i : : $ : . ; |