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Blue Book v57 n04 [1933-08], 1933
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1BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE
2AUGUST, 1933 VOL. 57, NO. 4
4Spirited Short Stories
6Private Jungle
7An unusual and picturesque detective-story by the winner of this year's Pulitzer Prize for the best American novel.
8By T. S. Stribling 4
10Sioux in Ambush
11As told to Stanley Vestal by Chief Joseph White Bull
12A war-chief who fought in both the Fetterman and Custer battles describes the former from the Indian viewpoint.
13By Conrad Richter 44
15The Rhino Charges
16A man may show all the characteristics of a beast—as this remarkable story shows.
17By William Makin 51
19The Night Riders
20Here you meet Windy Cox, a Texas ranger who fought with novel weapons.
21By Conrad Richter 58
23The Yalobusha Red
24A delightful story by the author of "The Son of Stardust."
25By Ewing Walker 89
27To the Savage and Bold
28This fine drama of the African wilderness is by a man who knows it well.
29By W. J. Wilwerding 98
31Ride Him, Frogface!
32A very dark knight loses a reckless joust with fate.
33By Arthur K. Akers 106
35The Strange Case of Lady Anne
36An American physician joins the Free Lances in Diplomacy in this mystery story.
37By Clarence Herbert New 139
39Two Specially Engaging Serials
41Smuggler's Cove
42The joyous chronicle of a light-hearted adventurer on the warpath.
43By Talbert Josselyn 18
45There's Murder in the Air
46This much-discussed story here comes to its most dramatic scenes.
47By Roy Chanslor 116
49A Swift-Paced Novelette
51The Breath of Peril
52Desperate adventure along the China coast.
53By H. Bedford-Jones 70
55Prize Stories of Real Experience
57Shifted Cargo
58A youthful sea-experience of the man who wrote for us of "My Arctic Outpost."
59By Charles M. Brower 148
61The Flight that Failed
62It ended when he unavoidably hit a tree in India.
63By Denis Rooke 150
65'Twixt Gang and Gun Girl
66A young ambulance-surgeon is taken for a wild, wild ride.
67By Dr. Norman Goldsmith 152
69The Story of a Spy
70A narrative of espionage work in the Great War.
71By Erwin Sultan 155
73More News of Battle
74The climax of this war-correspondent's exploits in Mexico.
75By Gerald Brandon 157
77The Soldier's Scrapbook
78By Lt. Alfred Reynolds 43
80Cover Design
81Painted by Frederick Remington
83Except 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.
85THE McCALL COMPANY,
86William B. Warner, President and Treasurer
87John C. Sterling, Vice-President
88Francis Hutter, Secretary
90Publisher, The Blue Book Magazine
91DONALD KENNICOTT, Editor
93Published 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—August, 1933, Vol. LVII. No. 4, 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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