MAR 29-APR 11  NO.22  35¢           BOSTON       1968

Masthead Changes: "Karl Marx" quote. Many changes in titles and staff listings - Wayne Hansen sole editor, Managing Editor (Michael Kindman) added, Keating and Wilton now "our supermen in New York."  now: "Avatar IN BOSTON."* *Subscribe! (p. 4) Avatar in NEW YORK exists as of now. The magazine section of Avatar in BOSTON will be common to both cities, but the newspaper sections of the respective papers will be quite distinct from each other. For those who would like to subscribe to both editions...

37 Rutland Street Boston, Massachusetts 02118 Telephone: (617) 261-8634     Better that the whole world should be destroyed and perish utterly than that a free man should refrain from one act to which his nature moves him. -Karl Marx Issue Number 22 March 29, 1968 Wayne Hansen, Editor; Michael Kindman, Managing Editor; Eben Given, The Artist, Edward Beardsley-Jordan, Graphics; Bob McQuaid, Magazine Editor; Abercrombie, Etc., Advertising; Jeremy Greenwood, Business; Juliet Hentz Greenwood, Distribution; Jerri Frazier, and Bess Turner, Real Office Workers; andnow Lew Crampton, Office Manager; Paula, Milli-bopper; Dan Oates, Production Manager; Joyce Newmark, Tracy Thompson, and Dvora, Very Important Typistolaries; United Illuminating; and of course our supermen in New York who made this list possible. Brian Keating and John Wilton. Advertising, Abercrombie, Etc., 261-8636; Distribution, Juliet Hentz Greenwood. Avatar IN BOSTON is published fortnightly in two sections and copyright c 1968 by Avatar Incorporated. Subscriptions are $6.00 per year (26 issues), single copies available for 35 cents. Subscriptions are free to men in prison and servicemen in Vietnam. Avatar is printed by American Colony Press, Auburn, Massachusetts