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Blue Book v057 n02 [1933-06], 1933
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1BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE
2JUNE, 1933 VOL. 57, NO. 2
4Two Fascinating Serials
5There's Murder in the Air
6Brand-new in idea, this mystery-detective novel offers you a treat indeed.
7By Roy Chanslor 4
8Red Terror
9Two Americans' adventures in present-day Russia come to a stirring climax.
10By S. Andrew Wood 114
12Spirited Short Stories
13Big Jim Comes Ridin'
14And he proves a hero no less amazing than the famous Paul Bunyan.
15By Ben Newcomer 28
16Framed Like a Picture
17The irrepressible Bugwine gets into more and even funnier jams.
18By Arthur K. Akers 51
19Kobuk Stands Alone
20An Arctic explorer gives us a fine story of that rare animal the musk-ox.
21By Burt M. McConnell 60
22Planes Across the Sea
23A daring adventure of the famous Free Lances in Diplomacy.
24By Clarence Herbert New 71
25The Legion Takes the Field
26A Texan leads a squad of the Legion through desperate battle.
27By Warren Hastings Miller 102
28The Fighting Contract
29Broady the hard-rock man takes on a timber contract and plenty excitement.
30By Conrad Richter 138
32Two Exceptional Novelettes
33It Happened in Port Said
34The Wolf of Arabia effects a rescue—and the Woman of Antioch meets her fate.
35By William J. Makin 34
36Old Man River
37A detective story of an unusual sort, by the gifted author of "A Warrior Goes Home."
38By Meigs Frost 82
40Prize Stories of Real Experience
41Storms at Sea
42How a real sailor learns to love them.
43By Captain George H. Grant 149
44The Air Road to Rome
45One of the world's great air-flights, described by the man who made it.
46By Roger Q. Williams 152
47The Temblor
48A war-correspondent's curious adventure in revolution-ridden Mexico.
49By Gerald Brandon 154
50The Sea Devil
51There are sharks and sharks, apparently; this one attacked and fought hard.
52By M. E. O'Leary 156
53The Descent into Kilauea
54Told by Rikan Konishi to Lorin Tarr Gill
55Lowered nine hundred feet into a live crater, on a grim mission.
56159
57The Sportsman's Scrapbook
58By Ewing Walker 27
59Cover Design
60By Joseph Chenoweth
62Except for stories of Real Experiences, all stories and novels printed herein are fiction and are intended as such. They do not refer to real characters or to actual events.
64THE McCALL COMPANY,
65William B. Warner, President and Treasurer
66John C. Sterling, Vice-President
67Francis Hutter, Secretary
69Publisher, The Blue Book Magazine
70DONALD KENNICOTT, Editor
72Published monthly, at McCall St., Dayton, Ohio. Subscription Offices—Dayton, Ohio. Editorial and Executive Offices—230 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. The BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE—June, 1933. Vol. LVII. No. 2. Copyright, 1933, by The McCall Company, in the United States and Great Britain. Entered as second-class matter, November 12, 1930, at the Post Office at Dayton, Ohio, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription Price, $1.50 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. Special Note: Each issue of The Blue Book Magazine is copyrighted. Any republication of the matter appearing in the magazine, either wholly or in part, is not permitted except by special authorization. Special Notice to Writers and Artists: Manuscripts and art material submitted for publication in The Blue Book Magazine will be received only on the understanding that the publisher and editors shall not be responsible for loss or injury thereto while such manuscripts or art material are in the publisher's possession or in transit.
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