Adventure, Vol. 62, No. 6

This issue of Adventure magazine, volume 62, number 6 (June 1st), contains diverse adventure fiction. Featured works include "Chang Chung Chang," a narrative poem by Henry Herbert Knibbs depicting warfare in China, where marching soldiers and battle are accompanied by the tolling of a war-god's bronze gong. Harry G. Huse contributes "Red Symbols," a short story about a New Jersey tourist at a remote garage where a deaf, part-Native American mechanic has painted genuine Indian pictographs on the garage wall—symbols connected to his military service and an unresolved past. Additional content includes the novelette "Green Jade" by W. Townend, short stories by Edward L. McKenna and Alan LeMay, and Ernest Haycox's "The Drums Roll." Gordon Young's serial "Wastrel" continues in its fourth installment, while Roger Pocock's "A New Found World" reaches its third installment. The issue also features an article on National Parks and sections for readers' reports, advice columns, and outdoor activities.