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layman. In GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY,

‘our famous cases are discussed. The volumes make fascinating The author sticks to the record reading. Each of the sensational cases seems to be the proverbial 7olume are those of Leo Frank truth that is supposed to be stran.

wind you are asked to serve as the! 13th juror. The trials in this

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| SUNDAY, MAR. 16, 1052 Two Volumes Of Famous Trials

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THE CATHERINE WHEEL. "A novel. By Jean Stafford. New! York: Harcourt, Brace, $3. |

A Catherine, wheel was a re{volving torture device, “used on {the martyred. St. Catherine. It {later became the name for a fire{works display, And now Jean! (Stafford has written a novel. {THE CATHERINE WHEEL, i

| The book turns, in the lobster land aspic set of Maine's sum [mers, around two troubled per-| sons, They are Katherine Con-| grave, considering elopement with | ‘her best friend's husband; and, Andrew Shipley, 12-year-old son!

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The trials in the second volume, rial fr . know, was one of Clarence Dar>RISONERS AT THE BAR. are ‘om court records and news those of Willlam Haywood for the with no confusing technicalities!

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Miss Stafford writes in an opu lent style which perhaps fits that plush setting, but which often!

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Loep 2nd Jeopoia for the murder in the “thrill murder” of Bobbie each, a sentence which, it was| Jack Lait and Lee e . nks; and Bruno Franks, is eligible for parole in'said at the time, would make it have finished a new book, USA auptmann for the kidnap-mur- December of this year, having impossible for either of the slay- CONFIDENTIAL, which will be

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