Books: Murders in July
THE GLASS TRIANGLEGeorge Harmon CoxeKnopf ($2). Joan English, playing in stock and hell-bent for Broadway, goes to a movie preview with Kent Murdock, nosy news photographer, is presently caught with the corpse of a nasty director. Murdock unties the hangman's knot that threatens her.
THE MURDER AT THE MUNITIONS WORKS G. D. H & Margaret ColeMocmillan ($2). A lady-killing explosion, falling crates, runaway lorries bent on mayhem. The Coles (economists in their spare time) bring a lot of labor-wrangling into this one, and it's not hard to smell a small moralsomewhat bedimmed and bedecked by sex.
THE SECRET WEAPONFrancis Seed-IngHarper ($2). Spy stuff:...
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