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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21908, 8 October 1936, Page 1

HOW detectives work. AN ORIGINAL DETECTIVE STORY, WBEATLEY presents, in off Miami,” an entirely new departure in crime fiction. THE CLUES. Cablegrams, original handwritten documents, photographs, police reports, criminal records, and even actual clues m the form of human hair, bloodstalned curtain, etc., are all contained in a folder, each in its correct order as received at headquarters, thereby forming a in dossier

THE MYSTERY: The mystery is presented- in exactly ttie same sequence as that in which it was unravelled by' the investigating officer. Photographs of living people take the place of the descriptions of the characters usually found in a detective novel. Clues to the identity of the murderer are scattered liberally through the reports and in the photographs, All the evidence is contained oh five reports, yft the officer cannot ■olve the mystery. WE SOLUTION. Instructions are then received tfom We superior officer, v who has reached thi solution from these five reports, to arrest fhe murderer. ■? ? ? Can you work out the investigation of tins crime as that officer did? The solution is sealed in the back of the book. Price 4s 6d, posted ss. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD., Telephone 32-124 for all Departments. W 8417

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