Adventure Magazine Cover — page 4: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

iL BOOKS — ADVENTURE Here is the airship, “NorGg,” winging its triumphant way to the North Pole. One of the many thril- ling true storzes in HEROES of the AIR By CHELSEA FRASER Profusely illustrated $2.00 N° only the spectacular flight of Amundsen and Ellsworth in 1926, but also Byrd’s airplane dash at the same time; and other sensational events, such as the first flights across the Atlantic, the voyage around the world, the dawn-to-dusk flight across America—all find place in this latest of “air” books. OTHER TRUE -ADVENTURE TALES BY Cf RASER HEROES OF THE WILDS Tlustrated $1.75 “A book of practical value as well as strong interest. Mr. Fraser has lived with the lumber-jack, forest ranger, cowboy, surveyor, trapper and hunter, and describes their work and adventures. * * * *As interesting to men as to boys.” —The Literary Review. HEROES OF THE SEA $1.75 “A fascinating record—the more so because all the time he is dealing with solid facts and real human beings. This is a book for young and old alike.” —Montreal Star. Wlustrated Send for Catalog of our publications WORK-A-DAY HEROES Ilustrated $1.75 ‘The men whose lives the author describes are miners, iron workers, the steeple- jack, the window washer, the Canadian mounted police, city police, firemen, the diver, the air-mail man, the wild animal trainer and others. Itisa book that will fascinate young people.”’ —Indianapolis News. THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY 393 Fourth Avenue, New York CROWELL BOOKS| |CROWELL BOOKS| sCROWELL BOOKS | Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer. MICLOO© C©