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41:30 Band! Goodman, Bona Kay Armen I Radio Thralr
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" "7:00 Bull. Drummond I Contented Hour j Lone Ranger I Screen Guild
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:30 CUeo Kid ! Dr. I. tt. ! News ' Boh Hawk hhow
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""fi-OO New I Telephone Hour I Talk ! The Whistler
9:15 Rex Miller I Telephone Hour t Orrhrslra I The Whistler
:3ft Sports I Open House j Snugs I Inner Sanclum
8:45 Henry J. Taylor I Open House ' News llramaa 1 Inner Sanctum
" "l 0:00-1 Fulton Lewis, Jr. j News jNews I Five Slar Final
10:15 Newa Sports I Rhythm I Symphonetla
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10:15 Orchestra I The Band Wagon ! Concrrt Hour I Texas Hangers
11:00 Orran News Concert Hour I Serenade
11:15 Orchestra Orchestra (Concert Hour Serenade
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' 11:15 News Orrheslra I Orchrslra 1 Air-Flo
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ft: no Sine Jack Berch I RrraMait Club ( Grand Slam
ft: 15 Vic. H. I.lndlahr Jamea Ahhe. ' nrcakfasl Cluh Jjlnsemary
8:0ft Music I Oregon Caravan I Ilfamnur Manor j Kale Smilh
B:I5 Morion Downey I Newa Glamour Manor I Aunt Jrnnr
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10:15 Bin Hint 1 Tim f Bill l.aua I Ma Perkins;
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i 10:45 Orchestra Joyce Jordan ' Mr Tiue Mnrr 1 Rid of l.ifr
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11:1.1 Day Dreams Today's Children I naukhnge Talks I Perry Mann
11:30 Queen for a Da ' Women In White ! Listening Post I I, one Journey
n 11:45 Queen for a Dav I Masquerade I Kthel and Alhrrl 1 Art Raker
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11:15 Newt Ma Perkins Stars of Today 'Come and Get It
:.10 Hillbilly j Pepper Young I Hrv. Mr. Motorist , Surprise.
t 18:45 Varlrlr Show t R'gbt to Happnst i Jerry Sears 'Surprise
1 :00 Newa Backstage sVlf I Drift ! House Parlv
1:15 I.um 'n Abner Stella Dallas j Try 'n Find Mt I House Party
1:30 Community Lnrenio Jonra I Music ! Newspaper of
1:15 Communily Widder Brown I To Be Announ-ed 1 Ihr Air
X:00 Teil Your Nelahbr W hen a Girl i What's Doln" I School of the Kir
2:15 I John J. Anthony Portia Faces Mfe ' l.adtrs rmol or the Air
1:30 j Orchestra Just Plain BUI At Homo I Mrrl the Missus
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10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday,. Oct. 21, 1946
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Mystery
Chapter 28
Howard Morrissey, successful
businessman, came first.
"A twenty-five-thousand-dollar
motive for killing Searle,"
Cloud said, "plus a grudge that
may have meant more than
money. You made threats
against him. The night of the
murder you'd lost your last
reasonable hope of getting back
the money he'd stolen. No one
saw you during the hour in
which the murder was commit
ted; you claim you were in your
office with Hemingway, discuss
ing business. Neither of you
qualifies as an unprejudiced
witness for the other. Your
office door was locked, but I
happen to know there are secret
ways in and out. Either or both
of you could have killed,
Searle."
George Ennis, ultra-respectable
publisher of an ultra-respectable
newspaper, squirmed
with the realization that it was
his turn.
"You," said Cloud, "are with
out an alibi that can be proven
for the time of either murder.
You were being blackmailed by
Searle."
Ennis sat tongue-tied and per
spiring as Cloud turned his at
tention to the next suspect.
Lee Dexter, dapper and Bril
liant, fingered his waxed yel
low mustache nervously.
There was sympathy in
Cloud's glance and in his voice.
"I've managed to get so little
on you. Dexter, that I'd just as
soon skip it for the present if
you don't mind."
"You can skip it forever,"
Dexter replied. "I don't fancy
the idea of being charged with
murder."
Cloud, said coldly, "You're a
star suspect. Hemingway. You'd
have killed Searle willingly
either as a chore for Morrissey
or to relieve your personal feel
ings. If Mrs. Messmer had been
dangerous because of anything
she knew, you wouldn't have
hesitated about her, either. You
have a record that could con
vict you of practically anything
all by itself. Besides, other in
dications that you're the man
we want are numerous and im
pressive." "I don't know what all you've
got," Hemingway said, "but I'll
sure be surprised if you pin
those things on me, because I
didn't do them."
Bill Doran, seated beside Hem
ingway, ran a thick hand
through his iron-grey hair and
chuckled suddenly. His ner
vousness had vanished; he was
once more the veteran of the
city desk, weighing his fellow
men in scales counterbalanced
with type metal.
"What's so funny?" Cloud
asked.
"Just that Hemingway put
into words exactly what I was
thinking," said Doran. "I
wouldn't be here if I'd minded
my own business, and it occur
red to me that it would be quite
a joke if you decided, after look
ing over the others, that I was
the likeliest one oi the lot."
"Did you have any personal
reason for wanting to expose
Searle?"
"Lieutenant," said Doran, "I
did not. And I'm sorry I open
ed my big mouth a minute ago.
On second thought, the idea of
pinning it on me doesn't seem
funny."
"Maybe we'll come back to
you," Cloud told him. "I can't
afford to overlook any bets."
He swung his regard to the
next suspect in order and Doran
breathed a sigh of relief.
Martin King.
"Too cocky altogether," Cloud
said. "First the impulse, then
the act, then the thinking about
it. Many a homicide happens
just that way."
"You sure are stubborn,
Martin murmured.
"Your intellect may function
tardily, but it's capable of see
ing the black marks against yon
as clearly as I could outlins
them. So just remember that
if I don't get my bigger game
I can always fall back on you."
Martin made no reply. Of
the seven on trial at the round
table only one remained to be
indicted. There was a sharp
heightening of tension which
Martin did not quite under
stand. He noted that Ennis'
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face was whit; and sickly, that
Dexter had straightened, that
even Morrissey seemed more in
terested than when his own case
had been under discussion.
Barbara Ennis sensed the
change. She stiffened.
"I've read your letters to
Searle, Miss Ennis, as you
know," Cloud said slowly. "They
tell nothing except that at one
time vou expected to become
his wife and eventually discov
ered you had m'ade a bad mis
take. They indicate a degree
of intimacy that could be made
to seem about as bad as he'd
want to make it. Standards of
modesty change with the times.
but a girls reputation is still
her biggest asset; and there isn't
any question that your reputa
tion would have been at stake
if he'd succeeded in dragging
your name into his trial.
'You had something of tre
mendous importance to fight
for when Searle left the Gold
Mine club that night with your
letters. Ho went to Kmg'i
apartment and your arrived
there shortly afterward. King
found you both minutes later
and one of you had been mur- '
dercd." 4
"You' you make it souiid
pretty hopeless," she said,
breathing hard.
'The evidence is circumstan
tial," Cloud remarked, "but it'i
so nearly conclusive I find it
difficult to explain even to my
self why I haven't asked for a
warrant naming you."
Martin's whole being rebelled
at the brutal logic of Cloud's
argument and its effect on Bar
bara. He was about to say
something, anything, in protest
when Cloud changed his tactics
abruptly, leaning back and in
cluding all of them in the chal
lenge of his narrowed eyes.
"All right, ladies and gentle
men," Cloud said. "That s my
contribution to the program. I
have several choice suspects and
if necessary I'll take them all
to headquarters and have the
truth sweated out. But first I'll
wait exactly two minutes, whicn
will be ample time for one of
you to decide to confess or to
squeal on someone else; frank
ly, I don't care which."
(To be continued)
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