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(Continued from preceding page) Pay Gravel A Four-Part Story Part. : - Haugh Pendexter 99 The Black Hills—prospectors meet horse- dhisees: Wrecker Mallow *An Off-the-Trail Story . 5 : Kenneth Howell 127 From the South Seas to Long Island Sound—a anna meeting. *Sce nole at foot of first contents page. The Fight for the Cave : Prosper Buranelli 136 EKurope—20,000 years ago. Song of the Ship Poem SS a een et Ue ST | 150 Direct Methods A Complete Novelette Thomson Burtis 151 West Virginia—An aeroplane smash is “arr aniged’’t in ie ‘ite: “Hishimishish Batat-t” A Bit of Indian Lore. . . . Frank H. Huston 172 The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers. . . . . 174 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . . : eS See Bee Ravestite 2g oS. SR eS ae ae eee weapon: Past aid Pooett ~.--... - e . S S eee Old Songs That Men Have Sung Stee) ee SS eee ee eae ma Seorth: Ament. 5S ge oe Se Mountains and Mountaineering . . . . =. . .,.. 2.) 2.) ee 185 MN PERI. SS ee eS ES Se eee Bee SIRO: ss Ss eee ee ee eee Pn Se ee Bey Sse 5 4 Sa eS See Cover Design ° ° eo . : ‘ ; : ‘ ‘ . Stanley Rogers EEP in the heart of the Brazilian jungle Pedro and Lourengo, with two Yankees, make their way along the Javary River for days, seeking to find a path back to civilization, meeting savage tribes and sudden death in strange forms. “TUPAHN—THE THUNDERSTORM,” a complete novelette in the next issue by Arthur O. Friel. MEX enter the lonely thorn bush of the blazing Rhodesian veld—and vanish. Under the merciless African sun any violence is possible, because the scavengers of the wild destroy all evidence. But from Bulawayo the Mounted Police set out grimly to find ‘“‘the loser of heirs’—a man of un- pleasant mystery. “THEY ALWAYS RUN TRUE TO FORM,” a complete novelette by Ferdinand Berthoud. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. Don’t forget the dates of issue for Adventure—the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month COMMICLMOOOkKS