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The '''Harbor Fantasy League''' was an early [[club]] -- perhaps the earliest -- in the greater [[LA]] area ''outside'' [[LA]] itself.  It was organized in early 1942 by five married couples (including [[Pogo]] (Director), [[Barbara Steedman]] (Secretary), [[Dan Lyons]] (Treasurer), and [[Russ Wood]] (Editor)).  It tried to avoid being taken over by kids by limiting membership to married couples.  It met bi-weekly.
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The [[club]] rather quickly dissolved when the male members started being drafted for the [[War]] and was dead by August 1942.  But before it collapsed, it managed to outrage [[Forrest J Ackerman]] when one of the HFL's members suggested that he needed a psychiatrist!
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The '''Harbor Fantasy League''', a group of married couples in the [[Los Angeles]] area, primarily the work of [[Rus Wood]] and [[Pogo]]. It came into existence in 1942 and shortly fell into inactivity because of members' departure for the [[war]]s.
 
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