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VOL. II, No. 3 CONTENTS JUNE, 1930
| COVER DESIGN | H. W. WESSOLOWSKI | ||
| Painted in Water-colors from a Scene in "The Moon Master." | |||
| OUT OF THE DREADFUL DEPTHS | C. D. WILLARD | 293 | |
| Robert Thorpe Seeks Out the Nameless Horror That Is Sucking All HumanLife Out of Ships in the South Pacific. | |||
| MURDER MADNESS | MURRAY LEINSTER | 310 | |
| Bell, of the Secret "Trade," Strikes into the South American Jungle toFind the Hidden Stronghold of the Master—the Unknown Monster WhoseDiabolical Poison Swiftly and Surely Is Enslaving the Whole Continent.(Part Two of a Continued Novel.) | |||
| THE CAVERN WORLD | JAMES P. OLSEN | 340 | |
| A Great Oil Field Had Gone Dry—and Asher, Trapped Far under the EarthAmong the Revolting Petrolia, Learns Why. | |||
| BRIGANDS OF THE MOON | RAY CUMMINGS | 352 | |
| The Besieged Earth-men Wage Grim, Ultra-scientific War with MartianBandits in a Last Great Struggle for Their Radium-ore—and Their Lives.(Conclusion.) | |||
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