December 1, 1939
2223
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The Major Has Seven Guests
A great serial mounts toward a climax as Europe edges nearer the chasm of war. "Humanity — not brute force—will go on," says Isaac Moss. But force is in the saddle
2021
FICTION
A Four-Cross
"It’s the passengers who make the trouble," said the skipper. And when two of them are crooks, with a fortune in diamonds aboard—
67
FICTION
"Savoir-Faire"
Here’s hi-yo and yipee for the streamlined West, with a young cowhand who didn’t stick to his boots and saddle
1617
FICTION
Carson Breaks His Word
Promises, he believed, were made to be kept. A romance of the far places, where sea and jungle meet
1011
GENERAL ARTICLES
Those Pacific Coast Contracts
Contractors selected without competition—Fortifications built on cost-plus basis—High rentals paid—Defense Department replies to criticism
1819
GENERAL ARTICLES
Athabaska Oil Mine
Drenched with potential wealth, the McMurray Formation may soon come into its own
1011
GENERAL ARTICLES
What Happened in Quebec
"The greatest single blow struck for Canadian unity in the past quarter century . . . . at what seemed to be unity's darkest hour"
1819
GENERAL ARTICLES
Streamlined Freight
Speedy and efficient handling will keep Canadian war supplies rolling to the seaboard. How national emergency finds the railways ready
2425
GENERAL ARTICLES
Outlaws of the Range
They love freedom and roam the trails uncurbed by rope or bridle—but with a price on their heads
December 151939
