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The Hanging Shadow - Whats a Hun... - Robert Wallace

The Hanging Shadow - Whats a Hundred Dollars - Rats Are Smart

Robert Wallace
Peril Press , English
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Popular Detective , December, 1944
The Hanging Shadow
by Robert Wallace
Joe Casey, Taxi-man, takes time off from driving to do a bit of sleuthing and steps right into murder!

Popular Detective, January, 1937
What\'s a Hundred Dollars?
by Robert Wallace
Author of “The Silent Death,” “The Sign of the Scar,” etc.
Fear Rides at Marty Connell\'s Elbow as His fever-Ridden Brain Envisages a Bloody Fate!

Thrilling Mystery , Winter 1944
Rats Are Smart
by Robert Wallace
Mike the Mouse Didn\'t Even Like Cheese!

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