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8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, June 21, 1946
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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 .
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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)
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