Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 52 — page 110: what you’re looking at

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A DATE WITH THE PAST deposit box, addressed to Mr. del Marno, with in- structions that it must not be opened until exacily four hundred years have passed, which is the length of time he mentioned. I have thought about this affair, and the implications of my present action, but the only consequence has been a series of headaches; the more I try to work out which influences which, the past or the future, the more confused I become. I am only thankful that I can now seal this up, and forget all about it. Except——— May I send my kind regards to Barba? Richard Malleson. LYSSEN LAID THE LAST SHEET of paper down, and full realisation came. He started up from his chair, wild thoughts of averting the tragedy se through his mind. If only—— Then he sank back again. There were no ifs about this situation; it had already hap- pened, four hundred years ago. There was nothing he could do about it. He raised dull eyes to the still empty, gleaming metal grille, and waited for the inevitable. THE “PANTHER” SF LIBRARY presents TWO NEW FULL LENGTH NOVELS UNTRODDEN STREETS OF TIME by John Falkner One man risked the dangers of travelling into the future to help his fellow men. When he arrived there, he was called on to help them/ HOTEL COSMOS by Jonathan Burke This story projects the reader into the universe of tomorrow, when alien races mingle, and a hotel has to cater for the queerest characters Fully cloth bound postage paid Write today to HAMILTON & CO. (Stafford) Ltd. 30-32 Lancelot Place, Knightsbridge LONDON, S.W.7 ECA EINER CERES SOL II, 109 comiclooks.conn