ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 19, 1940; Volume 302, Number 6

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Black Fire-First of two parts . . . WALT COBURN. They sacked a town, those Border rustlers; but nobody bad ever told them about Black Boy Tooker: about his rabbit's foot, and his six-gun, and his knife.

The Gold That Ran Away-Novelet . . . LOUIS C. GOLDSMITH. Gold-silver bricks leave no footprints, Señor Wayne; but sometimes they do throw knives.

Masterpiece-Short Story . . . SAMUEL W. TAYLOR. A man needs only one work of art to crown his life-if be remembers the finishing touch.

Crooked Caribbean Cross-Third of seven parts . . . BORDEN CHASE. Here are blue and perilous seas-where the sharks are quickly learning the Nazi salute.

Ride a Pack Horse-Short Story . . . JIM KJELGAARD. It's the kid again, the baby-faced Indian fighter who can't tell a disaster from a miracle.

Capitol Calamity-Novelet . . . WILLIAM BRANDON. This is the news story-exclusive with Toby Shade-that had half of Washington by the heels and the other half in the aisles.

Rebel Take. Arms-Conclusion . . . ROBERT CARSE. The truce will be lastlng-for it Is written with a sword.

Argonotes.
Looking Ahead.

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