Famous Fantastic Mysteries June 1953, Volume 14 Number 4. Contains WORMS OF THE EARTH. 

Contents

• 6 • The Reader’s’ Viewpoint (Famous Fantastic Mysteries, June 1953) • [The Readers’ Viewpoint] • essay by Mary Gnaedinger
• 8 •  Letter (Famous Fantastic Mysteries, June 1953): The New Index • essay by Donald B. Day
• 12 • Anthem • (1938) • novella by Ayn Rand
• 12 •  Anthem • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay
• 23 •  Anthem [2] • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay
• 34 • Dirge (Aztec) • poem by Louis M. Hobbs
• 35 •  Dirge (Aztec) • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay
• 36 • The Metamorphosis • [Gregor Samsa • 1] • (1948) • novella by Franz Kafka (trans. of Die Verwandlung 1915)
• 36 • The Metamorphosis • interior artwork by Lawrence
• 53 • The Metamorphosis [2] • interior artwork by Lawrence
• 62 • Haunted Hostel • poem by Emma L’Hommedieu Frost
• 62 • Haunted Hostel • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay
• 64 • Worms of the Earth • [Bran Mak Morn] • (1932) • novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 64 • Worms of the Earth • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay
• 78 • Find the Happy Children • short story by Benjamin Ferris
• 79 •  Find the Happy Children • interior artwork by Lawrence
• 86 • Pendulum • (1941) • short story by Ray Bradbury and Henry Hasse
• 86 •  Pendulum • interior artwork by Lawrence
• 92 • Bernie Goes to Hell • short story by Arthur Dekker Savage
• 93 •  Bernie Goes to Hell • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay

Notes

Vol. 14, No. 4.
“Famous Fantastic Mysteries Combined with Fantastic Novels Magazine” at the top of the table of contents – “Famous Fantastic Mysteries” on the cover and spine.
Lawrence and Finlay are credited as the interior artists on the table of contents. Finlay signs his work and Lawrence is presumed to be responsible for the other work.