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N HIS new pseudo-fictional case Gerald does not notify the po- The second novel cited is by a Vol. V, No. 2 Sunday, November 2, 1958
The Gallows Garden, (Rine- lice of his discovery and soon he new writer named William Mole,
hart, 256 pp., $2.95) Ken Crossen, has ingratiated himself with a and features Supt. Strutt of the
under the pen name M.E. Chaber, group of criminals and appears to West End C.I.D. and his amateur
offers another case for his insur- find his real talent in life. This is detective friend, Casson Duker. O Te1lTS
ance detective, Milo March. an engrossing tale, well told, and The stress in this novel is less Offerings in Mystery
This time, the story is based on if you can see through to "the along traditional lines, and goes, By Donald A. Yates Pa e Two
the disappearance three years ago real Gerald," you'll be doing bet- with notable success, into the dy-
of a Central American professor ter than this reviewer. namic characters of its person- Report on British Higher Education
from Columbia University. Into * * " ages. By Lewis Engman Page Three
the narrative is woven a story of TWO NEW British detective The two principal suspects in A Window to the Communist World
a lost (insured) manuscript which stories The Case of the Rus- an apparent sex-crime, fellows By Thomas Turner Page Five
revealed many black secrets about sian Cross (Macmillan, 192 pp., named Woodhouse and Better- Who Realy Wants a New Constitution
the rein of a Caribbean dictator $2.95) and You Pay for Pity idge, are at least as well-drawn as Bo Da d Tarr aNwCntuio
not unlike Trujillo. (Dodd Mead, 243 pp., $2.95) are the detecting pair. y vi Trr Page Six
A lot of Spanish is spoken (in- interesting of the two most popu- Casson Duker, an odd fellow to The Dark Houses--Credo of a Poet
cluding poetry) which would not lar and divergent types of crime say the least, has some particular- By Nelson S. Howe Page Seven
be heard outside a beginning fiction being produced in England ly interesting theories on females' Oct. 29, 1929-Just Another Day
Spanish course. The plot keeps today. skin that help him reach a fully By Stephen Heilpern Page Eight
alive, though, if you can ignore The former, a Ludovic Travers satisfactory solution. This review- The Hours After Midnight-A Review
the silly things the characters are adventure by "old pro" Christoph- er hopes to see Mole back soon By Donald A. Yates Page Eleven
forced to say. er Bush is nicely within the time- with his sleuthing pair - espe-
honored tradition of the English cially that Duker fellow. MAGAZINE EDITOR-David Tarr
Invitation to Violence, (Dutton, problem in deduction. Travers, PICTURE CREDITS-Page Three: Photo by Lewis Engman; Page Four:
187 pp., $2.95) is a recent puzzler who knows his way around among FOR BARGAIN hunters, I can Photo by Lewis Engman; Page Five: Photos by Thomas Turner;
by Lionel White who did an inter- criminals and skullduggery, inves- recommend: The Mary Rob- Page Six: Photo Courtesy Michigan State Tourist Council; Page
ating job last time with "The tigaa a multiple-mmrder case set erts Rinehart Crime Book (Rine Seven: Drawing by Nelson S., oe; Page Eight: Photo Courtesy
tstig jb lst imewit "Te tgate a ultplemurer asesetNew York State Department of Commerce; Page Nine: Daily-
House Next Door." A gang of among colorfully sketched "arty" hart, 505 pp., $3.95). This volume Charles Curtiss; Page Ten: Photos by Thomas Turner.
teenagers pull off a jewel robbery, English folk. includes three solid Rinehart
and an apparently nondescript The plot of the story is one of heroine-in-distress novels out of COVER-A part of Warsaw, Poland, which has been restored to its
chap named Ge r a 1 d Hanna the best Bush has put his affable the 'twenties - "'me Door," "Tie prewar condition,
stumbles across their loot. detective through in many years. See MYSTERY, Page 4
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