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Blue Book v073-n03 [1941-07], 1941
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1Three Short Novels
2Above the Convoy
3Illustrated by Austin Briggs
4By Fulton Grant 90
5The Coroner's Tale
6Illustrated by Percy Leason
7By Thomas Duncan 129
8Cheese-box on a Raft
9Illustrated by Frederic Anderson
10By Richard Matthews Hallet 156
12Short Stories
13Lady No Longer
14Illustrated by L. R. Gustavson
15By Richard Howells Watkins 38
16The Lucky Fiddler
17Illustrated by L. R. Gustavson
18By Michael Gallister 48
19An American Comedy
20Illustrated by Merritt Berger
21By H. Bedford-Jones 57
22Decoy Heiress
23Illustrated by Charles Chickering
24By Robert Mill 112
25You've Got to Begin Sometime
26Illustrated by Cecil Smith
27By Bigelow Neal 122
29Two Serial Novels
30Stand Thou Still
31Illustrated by Hamilton Greene
32By George Agnew Chamberlain 10
33The Luck of the Spindrift
34Illustrated by Frederic Anderson
35By Max Brand 68
37Prize Stories of Real Experience
38Vigil in the Sky
39A famous pilot and writer tells of the time Homer nodded.
40By Leland Jamieson 183
41A Royal Ransom
42He makes a business of salvaging sunken treasure.
43By Lt. Harry Rieseberg 186
44Saved by a Neck
45An Australian pilot makes a curious escape from death in the desert.
46By Keith Douglas Young 189
48Special Features
49The Sixth Column
50An editorial reprinted by courtesy The Saturday Review of Literature.
51By Dr. Henry Seidel Canby Inside Cover
52High Lights of the New Books
53IV—"Audubon's America" by Donald Culross Peattie (Copyright by Houghton, Mifflin Co. Excerpts reprinted by special permission of the Publishers)
541
55Readers' Forum
56192
58Cover Design
59Arsenal of Democracy—No. 2, "Ore Boats,"
60Painted by Herbert Morton Stoops
62Except for stories of Real Experiences, and special features, all stories and novels printed herein are fiction and are intended as such. They do not refer to real characters or to actual events. If the name of any living person is used, it is a coincidence.
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