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I Chester Rowea American Portrait I Labor USA I News I Voice of Business I Academy Award I Woody Herman I Arnrirmy Award I Tern Town Talks I Teen Town Talks j Trio I Harry Wismer X Serllon X Section Hanger Ahead nrrrnane nang Serenade News Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle h of a kn..- k dowit soap frame DOWN 1. Formal talk 2. Small crow n I, Attendant on CloopjUra A. Matron ti. WpriKlulv 9. IIHIKM,' 10. yklllful eiol- lo tllt'P 11. Pellironed Hi, liniuii't' -0. Head covering L'i. Coiu-llialorv Allow rmyiitl uliuftgla lov 'lllldl li 34, Spread for dr iiik "fi. .Iliuo luiK Siamesi) coins in. Ki-peal 41. Publio vehicle 43. yeiliutne 0111. in . TltoM- bom tn a ilaie 4.'. l-'iod inerrliants 1 nit of work irrupt S;i. K hi. IMntrtll due 69. Aiuorli'an Iinliiinn R0. 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Mult ami .k-H By Bud Fislior Well Then, Take It Up With Your Favorite Senator I DON'T KNOwf 60T0MY I VoUMUST. I VOU MUST G IVE UP V I NEVER Wua ALL I WHAT'S WRONG DOCTOR. QJS UP f DRINKIN6 COFFEE.1 I DRINK . r-m I ' HERETHAVf WITH ME!-I HE'LL FIX SMOKING.' DON'T ;Crr A COFFEE, i YOUR TEETH I rp lT(A D0Cl DON'T FEEL A YOO UR . LJ SMOKE, D0c'J V. TA-KN V ' J " -N1 " I VE GOT J TO 80 POWN TOWN, NXilA I i YOU TWO -'M'lvKV LOOK AFTER, yvvN. THE Huse-- WHILE THE VSNQEPUL TR0LAT V 8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, June 21, 1946 By Carl By f SME HAS TO VI- VTME.TONWN OWESl I TAKE MV ADVICE Y"TME BOW N I HOW DO VOU B,hess By Harold Gray By Gus , HUT ' By Gene -AN0 0ON'T60 NEAR THAT J PANTRY POOR-- 1 OO YOU I UNPERSTANO J By Edpar Rice -TARZAN CHAFED AT HIS ENFORCED INACTIVITY. y st Anderson tj4 b., r . wm k . 61 AnPEbCoM Hess Edson "tSGExr YOURS 7 Byrnes Bun-outjhs NOT RELISHINS NORMA'S CANNED AND COOKED PROVISIONS, THE APE1 MAN HIT ON A PLAN. "SKINS YOUR. Rifle, he ordered, LIKE THAT SURE TH" PROMISE A "gP FISURE IT l IS TOU6H ON YA--J NATCHERLY-- WE'RE iTAYIN' lj BUT WHAT J BUT PON-T -1, PRETTY FAR AWAY T vVCAN YA PO ? J LET IT I I-' WTTFX, FROM THAT POOR i-f ) Pane Insurance Roger! Countess Is a Slick Chick IDEA OF U-WEI L IF Vol I COUNTESS- HAPNT ASkEP WAVNS THATFUXX ALLTHO&E op le-ttess ssurl nice. PEOPLE The FTKPBRS! S WHO WORK IN YOUR MILLS Loophole Tarzan Grows Hungry miss I'Vi.-'a.w AT A PLACS DOWNSTREAM HE FOUND TRACK Chapter IS It was lunch hour at Childs. Jigger slid into a seat at one of the six tables tended by Irene. Jigger said, "Coffee-and, sweet. Where you been keep ing yourself?" Irene looked inquiringly, passing the ball right back. Jigger tried to look -wornout. "I been running myself ragged on this case. The fog hasn't lift ed yet." Irene set the coffee in front of Jigger. "You're going at this case all wrong." Jigger sipper, gurgled. "How would you know?" "Joey's being framed from the inside. It's as simple as that." Jigger said inquisitively. How did you arrive at that?" Irene turned to leave. "It's my womanly intuition. Ring me up tonight." Jigger wangled his way in to see Joey with A'hearn verging on an apoplectic fit. Joey was pettish: "You're not doing so good, Jigger." His hand labored a circle at his cramped surroundings in proof. Jigger repressed a desire to laugh in Joey's face. "You didn t hire me to create mira cles, Joey. The cops didn't tag you as an afterthought. You were slated for the can 30 sec onds after the cops saw the con dition Herz was in. 'They can't hold me. My lawyer's arguing bail. There's nothing tying me to the killing no evidence." "So there's half a handcuff. But how about Birdie, Joey? That's the other half." "I had nothing to do with Bir die croaking." He was one of your boys, Joey. The cops know he's the guy that started the rumor. There's your motive for erasing Birdie to boot." Joev spat the words: "Birdie wasn't one of my boys. I gave that rat the bounce months ago. When he was up for peddling reefers." Jigger studied his fingernails minutely. "Just who are your boys, Joey?" Joey's eyes darted. Are you kidding?" "No. Who are they? I don't keep your personnel records." 'Rocky, Munsey, the Perrottl brothers, Big Joe, Bill Lederer, and a dozen runners young punks." "What does Rocky do? "He's controller like Mun sey. Good kid. I gave him his first buck." 'I know the Perrotti broth ers act. Who is Big Joe and how did he hook up with you?" 'IHe hit me up for a job when T was in Miami two years ago. Big Joe made his in alky during prohibition. Made a deal and paid a million bucks in income taxes to escape a federal rap. Lost the rest of his bundle in Florida real estate just about the time I hired him." 'How about Bill Lederer? The name is vaguely familiar." Joey wore his dislike in a sling. "You might've heard of him as 'Toughie about 10 years ago, Jigger. He had the North Side of Chicago sewed up. Even Capone kept plenty of space be tween them. Bill did 10 years in the pen for shooting up an assistant D.A." "Do you believe that Munsey paid off, Joey?" "Yeh. Unless the guy was raised on beatings and they don't mean nothing." "That was no beating, Joey. It was scientific torture. Who took the bet from the Doc?" "Big Joe. Our Yorkville run ner was drafted and Big Joe was pinch-hitting until we broke a new man in." "Who checks the slips?" "I do and Bill Lederer does. Lederer checked Hertz's twenty-dollar slip." 'Then to all appearances, everything was in order?" "Yeh." "You got any theories, Joey, about who killed the Doc?" "That's what I hired you for to find out." "Do you know a guy named Leeds, Joey?" "Never heard of him. What's he got to do with this?" "His wife died on Herz's sur gical table during an operation. Leeds used that to blackmail Room and Board . DONT BE "TOO HASTY IM QUITTING YOUR RADIO ANNOUNCER'S JOB. EVEN THOUGH YOU ONOC AAAKE TRIVIAL UTTERANCES NOW. THERE'S STILL AN AURA OF THE ROMANTIC MATINEE IDOL ABOUT YOU, AND THINK. Or TELEVISION' C the dector. Could be that he killed the Doc." Joey showed no enthusiasm whatsoever. "Could be. Then who killed Birdie?" "There doesn't have to be a relationship between both mur ders, does there, Joey? A hun dred guys could have been gun ning for Birdie for a hundred different reasons if you add up the enterprises. Birdie found time for." "Talk straight, Jigger." "Okay. A good 50 percent of what you've told me are lies. And tl.ere's a lot more you havn't told me. You're too old a hand to let yourself get ma neuvered on a spot where two killings lead directly to you. You see, Joey . . . there's the whole flaw in your routine to date. Your record makes you out to be no chump. The fact that you're still alive and oper ating proves it." "Am I? Why are you pass ing out big hints that you're being framed and maybe from the inside? You even planted one with Irene." Joey looked frightened. "You are outa your head, Jigger." Jigger looked amused. "Don't look so scared, Joey. I don't be grudge you Irene. It was obvi ous that you had the hook out for her and Irene is susceptible to promises. Relax. Jealously won't be the reason I drop your case." "You're not going to pack me in, are you Jigger?" "That depends on how you deal. If you keep on from un der the deck, I won't play." Joey was a harassed guy. "I told you all I can." Little Joey wanted to cry and make a friend out of Jigger but Little Joey got in the way. Jigger said laconically, "Be seeing you, Joey. Send out for the funnies and take your mind off your problems. You're look ing a little pale around the gills." It was the only time Joey could remember that he wanted to shake hands. (To be continued) A new petroleum research development is a machine that not only supplies an octane rating for fuels, but tells un der what conditions an engine will knock, how much it knocks, and gives a record of knock characteristics at various speeds. SIZES 10 - 40 Tailored Playsuit Cut to give vou room for summer snorls. this playsuit with a separate smrt can De made with the square neck as shown, or with a convertible collar. No 2881 is cut in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 40. Size 16 requires 27s yds. 35-in. for play suit, and lii yds. 35-in. for skirt. Send 20c for pattern, which Includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly Be sure to state size you wish. Address Pattern Department, Capital Journal, 552 Mission St., San Francisco, 5, California . . By Gene Ahem TELEVISION ? UMM YOU HAVE. REKINDLED THE FLAMES OF ENTHUSIASM FOR ME.' TELEVISION,- REALLY, 1 CARRY MY YEARS LIGHTLY. 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