5 Detective Novels Magazine Cover — page 119: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

There was a sound of sobbing in the graveyard Candid Camera By SEABURY QUINN The horror he tried to capture was seared on his soul ULKAS reeled the film tight on the spool of his small camera, set the lens cap firmly in place. Then he smiled out across the haze-dimmed vista of the Mall with all the complacency of one who has done a day’s work well. The last four frames had been used up that afternoon. Surely one of them would bring a prize. His candid camera shots had won him honorable mention three successive Sun- days in the Times-Mail’s gravure sec- Copyright, 1941, by Better Publications, Inc., and originally published in May, 1941, Thrilling Mystery 119 E® DOO S (C(O)