10-Story Detective, March 1941 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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Vol. V MARCH, 1941 No. 2 * a Be OR Re BULLETS ON BLUE MONDAY (Novelette) _ Herold Francis Sorensen Steve McKenna's jinx catches up with him when he becomes a corpse bodyguard for a day. PASS-KEY TO THE MORGUE. .. . . Ernest Johnson This criminal plays a gun game that has a suicide goal. SLEUTH BY PROXY .... . . . . Fred Dawson A phonograph checker hears the disc of doom. ‘MURDER—IN THE BAG (Novelette) . . Thomas Lamar The newshawk forgets to reserve space for himself in the obituary column. DAGGERS OF DOOM ...... . . Marty Lyle Five grand isn't much—when it turns into crimson currency. BOOMERANG SWAG ... .. . . Harris Clivesey His money madness bucks the Grim Reaper's greed—for cadavers. CASE OF THE LIVING CORPSE . . . . Paul Selonke Detective Kendall's curiosity flings him into a homicide hangout. PHANTOM HIDEOUT ..... . . Stanley King Macabre mystery haunts the tower of Seaside Inn. CRYSTAL CLUE ..... . . + « Leon Dupont Transparent evidence throws a killer inte the hot-squat shadow. HOMICIDE LEGACY ... . . . Kenneth McNary From the women’s prison, Private Detective Clark receives a fatal key that will unlock the gates to hell. Cover by Norman Saunders 23 35 46 29 71 76 86 98 10-STORY DETECTIVE, published bi-monthly by Periodical House, Inc. Rose Wyn, President. Publication, 29 Worthington Street, Springfield, Mass. Editorial and executive offices, 67 West 44th Street, .- Entered as Second Class matter, October 15, 1937, at the Post Office at Springfield, Mass. under the Act of March 8, 1879. Copyright, 1941, Periodical House, Inc. For advertising rates a Fiction Group, 67 West 44th Street, New York, N. Y¥. responsibili New York, scripts 1@ cents. ‘Magazine assumes no << Office of ce ile great care is exercised in the handling of manw ty for their safety. Yearly subscription, 60 cents; sing} COMMUC CO