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act as mail recipients. Go to one of these, give a false name, tell them that you are a traveling man passing thru that area weekly but that you don't live there. Arrange with them to receive and hold mail (for a small fee, of course) and then give me the name you used and their address. In this way you are untraceable but you still get the mags. at the regu- lar prices. Don't resort to Gen'1. Delivery if you can help it. They only hold mail a limited time and then return it. I have a whole pile of such return- ed mail with no way of getting it to the purchaser.

III. MIRROR AND CLIPSHEET--BACK ISSUES: I have writ- ten before about these, but would like to remind you once again, especially new readers, there is a wealth of interesting reading in old FEMMEMIRRORS. It isn't anything that becomes outdated. I have quite a lot a number of issues on hand though some are exhausted. There were 45 issues altogether and I guess I have about 35 of them. At 50¢ each in at least half doz- ens ($3 worth) it is an inexpensive and yet reward- ing source of interesting material.

Most TVs at one time or another make scrap books of clippings old and new. This is what the CLIPSHEET is for and there are a number of these still on hand too. I have 1,2,3,4,6,8, and 9 and then 14 thru the current #21. These too are available at 50¢ each by 6s. Since they are both the same price you can mix them to suit but please order at least $3 at a time. My urgings about back issues of TVia have met with considerable success and has reduced the stock appreciably so that several more issues are about out. So if you want to complete your library I suggest you order the earlier pnes first and catch up on the later issues later. Reason: I print more of each issue to- day than I used to, so they will hold out a little longer. 1,2,4,6,7 and 8 are long gone, but the rest are available The 6 for $20 deal deal does NOT in- clude current or future issues.

IV. NEW RELEASES: Issue #22 of the CLIPSHEET will be off of the press right after this issue and TV TALES