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Blue Book v050 n04 [1930-02], 1930
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1THE BLUE BOOK
2FEBRUARY, 1930
4Cover Design: Painted by Frank Hoban to illustrate "Tarzan at the Earth's Core."
5Frontispiece: "Songs of Sea and Trail: VII—'Sam Bass.'" Drawn by W. O. Kling.
7Two Remarkable Novels
8Tarzan at the Earth's Core By Edgar Rice Burroughs 28
9Specially stirring episodes in this absorbing saga of the world's greatest adventurer. (Illustrated by Frank Hoban.)
10The Mountain Sheriff By Raymond S. Spears 112
11Further quaint chapters in a picturesque story that recalls your delight in Mark Twain. (Illustrated by W. O. Kling.)
13A Chronicle of Courage
14Dragoons of the Air By Norman Hall 74
15How an airplane sank a transport, and many other amazing achievements of the Americans of the Kosciuszko Squadron. (Illustrated by J. Fleming Gould.)
17Captivating Short Stories
18The Chief of the Pegasus By Norman Reilly Raine 7
19The wreck of a man—yet he won a desperate battle and prevented another war. (Illustrated by L. R. Gustavson.)
20The Indestructible Lady By Bertram Atkey 17
21Another amusing chapter in the sinful progress of two somehow-lovable rascals. (Illustrated by Frank Hoban.)
22The Coast Guardsman By W. E. Carleton 45
23Nowadays the men who watch our stormy Atlantic seaboard have a complex and exciting job—as this story well attests. (Illustrated by William Molt.)
24Alexander's One-man Band By Arthur K. Akers 54
25A joyous story of colored folks getting themselves into trouble in their own fantastic fashion. (Illustrated by Everett Lowry.)
26The Dog of It By Reg Dinsmore 63
27The story of a dog with a soul of his own, and of a great sled-race. (Illustrated by Lee Townsend.)
28Beyond the Llano By Frederick Bechdolt 94
29The old wild days in California live again in this picturesque and spirited story. (Illustrated by Paul Lehman.)
31THE McCALL COMPANY, Publisher, The Blue Book Magazine
32WILLIAM B. WARNER
33President and Treasurer
34FRANCIS HUTTER
35Secretary
36JOHN C. STERLING
37Vice-President
38DONALD KENNICOTT
39Editor
41Copyright, 1930, by The McCall Company, in the United States and Great Britain. Published monthly, at 919 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. Entered as second-class matter July 24, 1906, at the post office at Chicago, Ill., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Application for entry as second-class matter at Dayton, Ohio, is pending. Subscription Price, $3.00 Per Year. Canadian postage 50c; foreign postage $1.00. For change of address, give us four weeks' notice and send old address as well as new.
42Editorial and Executive Offices—230 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Subscription Offices—919 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill., and Dayton, Ohio.
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