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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 136, 12 June 1933, Page 15

In the Vulture's Claws We present to our readers a new work from the pen of Francis Marlowe, in which Anne Garrison, the heroine, endeavours to save her brother from becoming the dupe and pawn of a scoundrel. Philip Garrison's love for his sister Anne is at once his weak as well as his strong point. Doc Summers, the villain, perceiving this, rids Philip of his former evil associates and attaches him to himself as a ready tool for his own enrichment. A charming love interest enters as the plot unfolds, and interest is maintained at a high pitch to the story's end. "CROOKED COMPANY," By Francis Marlowe, will begin publication in the magazine section of the "Auckland Star" on Saturday next, June 1 7, and will be continued in daily instalments.

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