Monday, Dec. 31, 1934
Murders of the Month
MR. PINKERTON FINDS A BODY--David Frome--Farrar & Rim hart ($2). Shy Welshman Pinkerton goes trustingly about Oxford; finds himself suspected of murder. Rescued by Yard's Inspector Bull, Pinkerton reveals the necessary clue.
FOR THE HANGMAN--John Stephen Strange--Crime Club ($2). Snow, gossip, kidnapping and murder in Baltimore. Through pink note paper and pink cheeks, the U. S. Post Office's Inspector Peel narrowly averts injustice.
THE EYES OF DEATH--John Bentley-- Crime Club ($2). Introducing Sophisticate Richard Herrivell Bart, antiquarian, who suavely guides blunt Chief Inspector Barton through the psychological maze left by a brutal, clever murderer.
THE PERFECT ALIBI--C. St. John Sprigg --Crime Club ($2). All suspects have alibis when the armament king is murdered. Best are those of killer and victim, which are pierced when a smart young reporter helps the police. Jekyll-and-Hyde motif.
JOURNEY DOWNSTAIRS--R. Philmore-- Crime Club ($2). Domestic murder at an English house party. Character study by the investigator quietly clears the crime.
THE SHOT FROM THE DOOR--Charles Barry--Button ($2). Scotland Yard's trials with blackmailing, murder and gangdom.
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