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America's Greatest
Magazine of
Detective Fiction

Detective Tales has leaped to a foremost place among the all-fiction magazines, and in its field it now ranks as the greatest of them all. In size and quality, no other publication of detective stories can compare with it. No other magazine offers such a quantity of high-grade detective fiction. Thrills, mystery, suspense, excitement—there's not a dull line in the entire magazine.

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In the April Issue

The April issue of DETECTIVE TALES contains 192 pages of thrilling stories—novelettes, two-part tales and a tremendous number of shorter yarns—also special articles by experienced detectives and Secret Service agents, fingerprint advice, a depart of crptography, and other live features. You will enjoy the April DETECTIVE TALES. It's amazingly good. Ask any news-dealer for a copy of

DETECTIVE TALES

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