10-Story Detective, November 1942 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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ALL STAR ALL DIFFERENT Vol. Vil November, 1942 No. 4 SSSR SEIS a a A WG EE TTY, ERTIES COE BN Ia IE LEE ET TT a * MEMO FROM THE MURDERED (Novelette) W.D. Rough 6 This F. B. 1. sleuth grapples with Fifth Columnists—ted by Satan's saboteur. * SATAN’S PAYROLL ee ee J. Lane Linklater 24 Instead of grub and greenbacks, Little John lands a fob that brings him blows and bullets. * BIG TOP KILL-RIDE . . . . ++. + \Leonard Lupton 34 Death rings up the curtain on an unscheduled rehearsal. * THE CASE OF CHIPS GALWAY on Charlie Fuller 41 Sergeant Kirker gets a chance to pay off a three-year vengeance debt. *% CURSE OF THE BLEEDING STONE (Novelette) Norman A, Daniels 50 Catapulted into a mystery and murder maze, Kerrigan puts up his life as the entrance fee. * KEEP YOUR SHROUD ON! ... _ = Clifford D. Clevenger 68 Detective Banning is ready to go through hell to help an H.Q. sidekick. *& CRIME AIN’T MY BUSINESS . . . Relph Berard 75 To get the dough to ride a luxury coach, this hobo has to uncork a killing and blackmail the cops. *& MR. CORPSE CALLING... David M. Norman 83 District Attorney Abbott cross-examines the Grim Reaper *% SLAY BELLS FOR SANTA _. : ; Edward W. Ludwig 92 Newshawk Sam Conway's nose for news makes him a goat for murder. * THE BLACKOUT DEATHS cee ers Charles Larson 101 In the blackout, John Gabriel follows murder's spotlight. Cover by Norm Saunders 10-STORY DETECTIVE, published bi-monthly by Periodical House, Inc. A. A. Wyn, President. Office of Publication, 29 Worthington Street, Springfield, Mass. Editorial and executive offices, 67 West 44th Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as Second Class matter, October 15, 1987, at the Post Office at Springfield, Mass., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Copyright, 1942, Periodical House, Inc. For advertising rates address Ace Fiction Group, 67 West 44th Street, New York, N. Y. While great care is exercised in the handling of manu- scripts this magazine assumes no responsibility for their safety. Yearly subscription, 60 cents; single copy, 10 cents. COnulcoookSs. CO