Blue Book (Pulp Magazine). February, 1948 >>> the Pastel Produciton Line By John D. Macdonald // Illinois-the Rail-Splitter / the Prarie Years = Wraparound Painted Cover;

0 MAGAZINE Vol. 86, No. 4 A Complete Book-Length Novel-(1) "This Land is Ours" by Oscar Schisgall (A colorful story of the West, and its National Parks and cattle-men today. ); NOVELETTE (1)-"The Mask of Noh" by William Brandon (An Army intelliegence officer in Japan deals with a reverse double-cross in a matter of stolen pearls. ) TEN SHORT STORIES-(1) "The Big Hitch" by Robert Barbour Johnson (A modern circus with its tractors learns to appreciate its fine old drafts horses. ); (2) "The Broads-Brimmed Hat" by Charles Ellsworth (A millwright journeys West, young man, and invents something new. ); (3) "King Bones" by Bill Goode (He looked like a mongrel but history on the Florida dog tracks. ); (4) "We're Coming Through! " by Arch Whitehouse (A moving and suble drama of the air-lanes over the Midwest. ); (5) "The Ladies" by Georges Surdez (The author of 'Homeland' returnes to the Foreign Legion in this story. ); (6) "Starlet in Jeopardy" by Joel Reeve (Home from Hollywood to the Old Neiborhood, she is kidnaped. ); (7) "The Cup Comes Home" by H. Bedford-Jones (Round the Horn for China, she good ship Martha picks up castaways. ); (8) "The Pastel Produciton Line" by John D. MacDonald (A Factory trouble-shooter is saddled with a Man of Vision from Washington. ); (9) "The Shipmate Spirit" by Frederick & P.G. Bell (When an outbound Navy ship stores, she gets them. ); (10) "Calling All cars! " by Karl Detzer.…