Pulp Fiction, 1951 · page 4 of 132
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SUMMER, 1951 DETECT [: A THRILLING PUBLICATION e FIVE NOVELS THE KILLER FROM BUFFALO _ Richard Deming The slaying she witnessed bared a shocking story AND HERE COMES MURDER G. T. Fleming-Roberts 36 Take one lovely model, one pot of money, one man— THE NEXT TO DIE Gerald Verner 52 The girl lay on the bed, and the killer had a whip HOMICIDE SANITARIUM Fredric Brown 84 The newlywed detective was hired to play a nut DEATH WALKS IN CIRCLES Cyril Plunkett 113 Bart found a warm corpse—and trouble found Bart! e OTHER STORIES No Day for Murder Roger Dee 80 The Body In the Street Benton Braden 104 e FEATURES The Lowdown 6 Cryptogram Corner 83 Crooks Will Be Crooks 27 Who's Crazy Now? 94 Slightly Illegal 35 _—‘ The Road to Bigamy 95 Jail that Goes Places 45 Crime Curios 127 Vol. XX No. 2 Perfect Crime—Almost 67 Cryptogram Answers 130 99 “And Here Comes Murder, Copyright, 1942, by Better Publications, Inc., and originally published in Aug., 1942, Popular Detective. “The Next to Die,” Copyright, 1940 by Standard Magazines, Inc., and originally published m Jan., 1941, Thrilling Detective. “Homicide Santtarimm,” Copyright, 1944, by Standard Magaz mer, Inc., and originally published in May, 1944, Thrilling Detective. ‘‘Death Walks In Circles,” Copyright, 1939, by Better Publications, Inc., and originally published in Aug., 1939, Popular Detective. FIVE DETECTIVE NOVELS MAGAZINE. Published quarterly and copyright, 1951, by STANDARD MAGAZINES, | at 1125 E. Vaile Ave., Kokomo, Ind. Editorial and executive offices, 10 East 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y. Pines, President. Subscription (12 issues) $3.00; single copies $ 25: foreign postage extra. Entered as second NC., N. Lb. class matter at the Post Office at Kokomo, Ind., under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. Manuscripts must be accompanied by self-addressed, stamped envelopes and are submitted at the author’s risk. In corresponding with this publication, please include your zone number, if any. Names of all characters used in stories and semi-fiction articles tictitious. If the name of any lives ne verson or existing institution is used, it is a coincidence. PRINTED IN THE U. S. are A. COMNMUC OO SJ (C(O)