Ace High Western Magazine, March 1941 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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‘ THE COWBOY'S MAGAZINE STORIES Vol. III, No. 3 CONTENTS March, 1941 THE BEST VARIETY IN ANY WESTERN MAGAZINE Smashing Cattle-Range Novel SIXGUN SAVIOR OF DOOMED RANGE. Ed Earl Repp 8 A fat chance Bill Bronc-had of stopping that bloody range war between Scotty Hal- | lett’s ranchers and their squatter neighbors! For old Scotty had sworn that the only way to tame a bronc of, Bill’s kind was with blasting midnight guns and dynamite! Two Thrilling Frontier Noveleties RED HELL HITS THE FUR LANES .. . Harlan Graves 46 It was only after Bill Bland had become an all-but-helpless human wreck that he learned his strange side-kick, Old Quart Denton, was slated for drygulch death by the most ruthless gang of fur-pirates ever to spread terror along the wild Taos trails! LOGS AND BLOOD FOR PITT RIVER . . RollandLynch 78 When that fear-stricken bunch of loggers became only starved and whimpering shells of men, Jim Ridell knew that they’d never be able to buck the Big Three’s killers— unless he himself brought back their fighting courage, in his own life’s blood! Five Hard-Hitting Western Stories DEATH WAITS FOR RUNT MALONE - « e Ralph Emerson Krueger 29 All Runt Malone wanted was to start up again his little gold-camp mail service. But how could a whiskey-soaked trail-bum hope to compete against the thudding hoofs of the mighty Pony Express? BLIZZARD RENDEZVOUS ... «+ - e Barry Cord 38 When a blood-money outlaw, like the Tucson Kid, sales the trail of an honest man’s ; killer—it’s time for regular law-posses to step careful! Fs BULLET QUARANTINE FOR GAUCHO . Lionel E. I. Day 61 The stiffened fingers of a dead oldster held black disgrace for Sheriff Matt Ronson, and hang-noose death for pretty Martha Long’s brother! HOPE ETERNAL’S HOME-MADE JAIL-BREAK » « e e« Hapsburg Liebe 70 Hope Eternal, grizzled desert rat, made his last strike—in a claim far more valuable than his dreamied- of Lost Bonanza Lode! GUN SHY e e e e -@ a > e©« @ - ® ® . a ° Jay Karth 92 There would be no peace for either young Rusty Farnow nor for his neighbors until he faced again Wolf Starr’s deadly .45’s—with his bare hands! Ace-High Feature OUT-TRAIL CARAVAN ... +--+ + « « - The Editors 4 Pete Woods proved that steel nerves can beat a killer’s deadly draw. ks ALL STORIES NEW—NO REPRINTS MAY ISSUE ON SALE: MARCH 25TH LOLI LOO AA NAA AA AAI AAA AA AA A LAA A IAS A AA NA PN A AEA AOA ANE A EL AE Published bi-monthly by Fictioneers, Inc., 2256 Grove Street, Chicago, Hlinois. Editorial and executive offices, 210 East 43rd Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as second class matter July 12, 1940, at the post office at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of March 38, 1879. Copyright 1941 by Fictioneers, Inc. The publishers cannot accept responsibility for return of unsolicited manuscripts, although care will be exercised in handling them. All rights reserved conga Pan American copy- right convention. Single copy price 10c. Yearly subscription in the U. S. A. $.60. inted in the U.S.A. COMMICLOIOOKS (E)