Sirs:

LETTERS

It came, I read,

Was conquered!

Because I am vitally interested in ONE and feel that it is most excellent, I may write from time to time saying what I do or do not like, but anything I say will be for the good of ONE.

I have just finished re-reading the article "The New Moral Menace" published in Coronet (Sept. 1950). Is there a possibility that ONE can answer such articles should they appear in the future?

S. T. Southern California

P.S. Thank you for anonymity on any quotations from any letters.

Unless specifically requested, all letters will appear in these columns anonymously, of course. Criticism is always welcome.

We hope to answer any articles of the "Coronet" nature that may appear in the future within a reasonable time.

Gentlemen:

While at a party last night, my host slipped into my hands your January issue of ONE. I sat right down and read it cover to cover. I cannot tell you how deeply moved I was when I had finished. Mr. Cory was right when he said our number is legion, but it is very clear to me that only in organizing, as you have done, can we ever hope to progress out of these Dark Ages of injustice and ignorance. I want to commend you highly for your courage in publishing this magazine, and sincerely pledge all I can do to help you in this work. Enclosed please find ...

One question: Would you welcome any new material for the magazine? For some time now I have wanted to write down my ideas on this subject, but, discouraged by the thought that there wasn't a publisher in the country who would handle it, I had abandoned the project. Your magazine, however, has given me the hope that perhaps my ideas are not so impossible after all.

K. R., Idaho *ONE more than welcomes new material of any kind whatsoever: but while your fiction, opinion, poetry and satire (as well as art work) will be appreciatively considered, it is at present particularly eager for research articles presenting data on any scientific and historical aspect of our subject. Be sure to enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope with your MS.

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