Up to the minute in choosing "the bandit-infested interior of Mongolin fs the scene of his story "Mongolian Interlude" (Stanley Paul, London, 1/0), Mr. Lionel Oliver justifies the statement made on the jacket of his book of "having written a "fast moving story." "Fast moving" but faintly describes the manner in which the tale goes whizzing along, leavin the herein the end victorious' in every" particular, "from the utter rusération of all his foes to the winning of the heroine. To those who like their adventure undiluted anc too probable "Mongolian Taler-jo" Is recommended
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