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IOUELF Mors By HOT A oi0 CHEERS TnEVER SOT MOR6n EASVtSN I nn f wv too, eurcH. fortv-fiwe or fiftv in ) ( p'5ERf SiTv 1 V Wt. 1 ALL TH I JEiT fiOT ( 'RITHM6TIC IN MY UFB.' I , . JJfiM J j--j VHEERI. HUNNERT I CAN'T BELIE VE T as their eyes became accustomed to the slackness, stranoe and FORBIDDING SHAPES LOOMED AHEAD- m miil 14 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1946 By Walt By Carl Gene j III I i? V If I SS M I 11 I By Hud Fishor By ICduar Rice Burrouphs WHILE GROTESQUE FINGERS SEEMED TO REACH FROM The SUBMERGED ROOTS WARD THE FRASilE DUS0UT. Disney Anderson It's the New Meat Dish Byrnes I F'NALLV, TO THE APE-MAN'S I rr sill Pae Called Steak a La Aqueduct No Ceiling on Dumbness Cloud of Mystery --AND FAR AHEAD, IN A SHAFT OF LIGHT, A WHITE ClOuD S5ED TO FLOAT AT THE TUNNEL'S END. Chapter 25 Barbara Ennis was not at home. She had gone out with in the hour, after receiving a telephone call, saying nothing about her destination or when she would be back. He hooked the receiver and dug in his pockets for more coins. He spun out the num ber of the Morning Record on the dial and got Bill Doran without difficulty and said, "Check on Barbara Ennis right away. Get hold of her friends, her old man, everybody. If you can't find her. get the cops and the FBI and tell them she's been kidnaped." Doran's voice shed its cus tomary gruff cynicism. "Good Lord, Marty, if you're sober " "I was snatched by a pair of gunsters who made some cracks about her. Cloud had detec tives tailing me or else I would n't be talking to you now. If you haven't already got a story about one of the gunsters being killed, you'll be getting it any minute." Who?" "They were working' for Morrissey, I'm sure. Joe Lark, the Gold Mine doorman, put me on the spot. Barbara got a call about the same time I did and went out, and hasn't been seen since." "I'll get busy right away, Marty. Where are you?" 'West Twentieth street sta tion. I came here with the de tectives, but I'm not staying, I'm going to hunt up Morrie and give him the beating he order ed for me." "Marty, you fool, listen " Martin broke the connection and got out of the booth. Cross- winds ' of powerful emotion whipped through him a gale of fear for Barbara and gusty wrath for Morrissey. He had told Williams and Weber he would follow them upstairs to Cloud's office. In stead he went into the street and got a cab to the Gold Mine club. The gilded doors opened to his thrust. Lights gleamed about the bar, but there were no customers and no bartender. As Martin strode toward the gloomy back regions, however, Hemingway appeared among the ghostly tables. "I want to see you, Marty," Hemingway said. Martin said, "Later. '.I'm in a hurry." 1 "If you're after trouble," Hemingway told him, "you're in a good place for finding it." Ho moved aside and Martin brushed past him, heading for the half-open door of Morris- scy's office, from which a band of yellow light shone through the gloom. Morrissey looked up from his desk as Martin entered. If he was surprised he did not show it, although that could mean merely that the sound of Mar tin's voice, talking to Heming way, had prepared him. Mor rissey said, "Well, Marty?" Martin leaned over the desk, his glance probing the gambler's steady blue eyes. Where is Barbara Ennis?" he demanded. Morrissey shuffled together an array of cancelled checks; he snapped a wide rubber band around them and dropped them into a drawer of the desk. "If I wanted to find out I'd try her home," he said. "That's the best I can offer." "It won't do, Marie. An hour ago two of your gorillas picked me up after Joe Lark spotted me for them. They cracked about a girl before the cops killed one of them and shackled the other. Now Bar bara is missing and you're on a spot." Morrissey leaned back; he looked tired and bored. "Sit down, Marty." Morris sey watched him speculatively. "You'll get further by being reasonable than acting like a hunk of muscle. If you're tell ing the truth about somebody getting killed, it's too bad, be cause nobody would have hurt you unless you'd begged for it." "That's not how they told it to me. But I didn't come here to discuss that." Martin leaned farther across the desk, his im patience mounting. "Where is Room and Board . AHAA- AH- VOUR. DUTIES WLL BE GENERAL HOUSEWORK.; BEDMAKING,--k:EEPlNG ALL THE ROOMS IN ORDER.,--ETC.-- AS TO THE COOKINS. THERE ARE SIX OF US GENTLEMEN,-- OUR TASTES ARE FOR. SIMPLE BUT WHOLESOME FOOD. IN VARIETY. Or COURSE . ..ll- M.W1I.OIU..I she?" "You'd like to know, wouldn't you? And I'd like to get my hands on that note. Why don't we make a deal?" "The only way I'll deal with you is with my hands doubled." "Give me the note and both of us will be satisfied. I'll guar antee it." "You'll guarantee it!" Martin was sick of talk; it stuck in his throat and made a maddening noise in his ears. "I'll give you something that will satisfy both of us for a long time to come, and I'll guarantee it will make you come clean on your dirty snatch racket." He rounded the desk in three swift steps. His left hand shot out and grasped the lapels of Morrisey's coat, his right hand drew back to strike. Blood pounded in his ears and a crim son film of rage flickered in front of his eyes. He did not observe the simul taneous movement of Morris sey's arm toward the drawer before him. But he saw the gleam of the pistol barrel as it chopped down on his left wrist, imparting a flashing pain that turned to numbness almost in,, stantly, and in the same split second a hand seized his right forearm and arrested the blow he would have delivered. He became aware of Hem ingway at his shoulder just as Hemingway's open hand, swung with body weight behind it, ex ploded against the side of his head and sent him staggering. Bells pealed within Martin's skull as he leaned against the big old-fashioned safe in a cor ner, staring at the impassive Hemingway and the poker-fac ed Morrissey, and at the muzzle of the automatic in Morrissey's hand. A sense of outrage swell ed within him, and a sense of ' helplessness, too. Morrissey asked, "Who's out front, Hemingway?" 'Pete Milncr." "Let him run things for a while. Lock the door." (To be continued) The Pacific ocean has thn deepest known depression in the earth's surface; Mindanao Deep, off the Philippines, is 35,400 feet deep. It would take two and one- half Pikes Peaks to fill the hole. mam 3066 SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE Coverall Apron A nicely made apron that effectively pro tects your clothes from kitchen stains because it covers you completely in front and in back. 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