This issue features WATERFRONT FISTS by Robert E. Howard, SONS OF SOCK by Paul L. Anderson, SOCKER DOOLEY, FIGHTING GOLFER by Charles Francis Coe, SAY IT WITH HAYMAKERS by Joseph B. Fox, NO BELL TO SAVE HIM by Will H. Greenfield, FIGHTERS ALL by Arthur J. Burks, and fact stories by Jimmy De Forest, James P. Dawson, and Jack Kofoed.

Crime Syndicate Amazed by the headlines about crime syndicates and their network of vice, corruption and crime? here's the extraordinary story of how one of these gangs operates, the innocent victim it nailed to do its dirty work and the one women it was afraid to kill. You'll learn how the rulers of the underworld can live in public glory.. This is a suspense-packed thriller that might have been plucked from the pages of today's newspaper. It ruthlessly exposes the almost unbelievable corruption that fattens off innocent, and indifferent citizens. And it tells the incredible experiences of a man who thought he could make a fast buck and pull out-but learned too late there was only one exit possible in the big leagues of crime.

A Woman's Secret This is the crackling supense-filled story of a beautiful, dangerous woman, who rose to power when she dared spark a wave of political reform. She married one man but loved another, and faced distruction when the underwworld discovered her guilty secret.

Hooch By Charles Francis Coe One cop stayed straight and one didn't. Read their dramatic stories in this sensational novel of the rum racketeers.,

Alec Davers plans a "perfect" kidnapping and executes it.. He kidnaps a baby girl and sends her father half of her clothes, half of her baby ring and one set of her finger-prints. The same day he gives her to a German family to keep for him for two years. But the unexepected happens and he is thrown into a Canadian Jail..He comes out he discovers that the underworld has changed, has been modernized, and the powerful deadly gangs are in the saddle. The ruthless rat-like warfare between Davers and the gangs for the ransom money, together with the fact that the whereabouts of the girl are unknown, makes a thrilling story that Mr. Coe tells with conviction and authority.