"Galaxy Science Fiction", Vol 3 No 1 (October 1951) (ed H L Gold) (magazine, free): Annotated table of contents

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Table of contents.

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1. [novelet] Isaac Asimov's "The C-Chute": "The spaceship had to be recaptured from the aliens, which meant that somebody had to be a hero. But who would that be ... & why?"
2. [novelet] William L Bade's "Ambition": "To the men of the future, the scientific goals of today were as incomprehensible as the ancient quest for the Holy Grail!"
3. [ss] Ralph Robin's "Pleasant Dreams": "Where better to probe for clues than in a criminal's dreams? But there are all sorts & shapes of dreams, including nightmares!"
   
   Note: Where I've used "probe", magazine uses "prove". With that, the sentence didn't make sense to me - so I "fixed" it.
4. [ss] Edward W Ludwig's "Spacemen Die at Home": "One man's retreat is another's prison ... it takes a heap of flying to make a hulk a home!"
5. [ss] Donald Colvin's "The Celestial Hammerlock": "This bigtime space promoter could get the Horsehead Nebula in a flying mare - but pinning a planetoid is tougher!"
6. [novel serial - part 2/3] Robert A Heinlein's "The Puppet Masters": "The one thing worse than fighting an enemy completely human or completely alien is - fighting one that is both!"

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