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A [[fapazine]] published by [[Raym Washington]] of Live Oak, FL.  It was a [[Dixie Press]] publication.
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''(Did you want [[Take-Off|Alan Dodd's ''Take-Off'']]?)''
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A [[fapazine]] [[published]] by [[Raym Washington]] of [[Live Oak, FL]].  It was a [[Dixie Press]] publication.
  
 
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  Issue || Date || Pages || [[FAPA]] mailing || Notes  
1 || Summer 1944 | 10 || In [[FAPA]] 28
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1 || Summer 1944 || 10 || 28 ||
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2 || January 1945 || 8 || || final issue
 
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Latest revision as of 12:52, 15 May 2023

(Did you want Alan Dodd's Take-Off?)


A fapazine published by Raym Washington of Live Oak, FL. It was a Dixie Press publication.

Issue Date Pages FAPA mailing Notes
1 Summer 1944 10 28
2 January 1945 8 final issue



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