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Blue Book v055 n01 [1932-05], 1932
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1The BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE
2MAY, 1932
3Vol. 55, No. 1
5Two Deeply Interesting Novels
6Flame in the Forest
7A fascinating novel of the northern lumber country, by the gifted author of "The Beloved Pawn" and "Timber."
8By Harold Titus 12
10Comrades of Chaos
11Present-day Russia supplies the strange background for this tremendously dramatic story.
12By S. Andrew Wood 40
14Noteworthy Short Stories
15With the Night Mail—1932
16An air-mail flyer writes this not-soon-forgotten story of danger aloft.
17By Leland Jamieson 4
19The Cowboy Today
20"Stirrups"—a vivid picture of life in the saddle.
21By Will James 11
23My Pal
24A sailor-man full of wrath and brandy makes old Alexandria hum.
25By Henry La Cossitt 27
27The Good Fight
28The lively events that preceded the making of a good cow-hand.
29By Eugene P. Lyle 34
31Bridegrooms Is My Meat
32A dusky detective arrests the groom at a wedding—with astonishing consequences.
33By Arthur K. Akers 54
35Full Fathom Five
36Seldom has this brilliant writer offered a more moving story of the South Seas.
37By Beatrice Grimshaw 88
39Free Lances in Diplomacy
40"When China Fights" comes close to the heart of the Far East imbroglio.
41By Clarence Herbert New 96
43A Giant on the Prairie
44The able author of "The Night Hawk" gives us another drama of the Dakotas.
45By Bigelow Neal 103
47A Lively Novelette
48A Tartar on the Spot
49A young Westerner comes under the fire of big-city machine-guns—and fights back.
50By Seven Anderton 76
52Stories of Extraordinary Real Experience
53My Arctic Outpost
54New adventures of this Grand Old Man of the North.
55By Charles D. Brower 60
57Contraband Cargo
58Returning from Canada—with three Chinese hid in the luggage-compartment!
59By J. J. Farrell 112
61The Golden Mercury
62A notably unusual story of underground adventure.
63By A. R. Adams 114
65Adrift
66What may happen when you take to the lifeboats.
67By Sven J. Sether 116
69The Raid on Epinoy
70An air attack on the enemy—and a tragic landing.
71By Arthur H. Betteridge 118
73Lion Bait
74This animal-collector found himself inside the cage—and the lion without.
75By F. Stanley Renshaw 119
77ARTHUR D. HOWDEN SMITH
78He's a newspaper man and a good one. Of late years his novels "Porto Bello Gold" and "A Manifest Destiny" have won him real fame as a fiction-writer. To our next issue he will contribute a unique and deeply impressive story of a sea-captain's adventure with a picturesque black emperor—under the title:
79"Treasure"
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