, ' 16 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Tuesday, August 16, 1949
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Born of the Storm
By SIDNEY B. CARTER
TUESDAY P.M.
I KSLM " I KGW I KOCO IT I KOIN
(ChaDter 27)
' Prlscllls dropped the knite and
ran, stm screaming, irom uie ruum
Thrusting Pop and Dora aside,
. mnrip for the teleDhone down
stairs. She wanted to call the one
person In the world on whom she
could depend. Her left hand shook
as she tried to hold the telephone
to her ear and there was another
dllllculty. The receiver sewneu u
slippery. To her horror, even though
the lower hallway was dark, she
knew why the receiver was slipping,
Her hand was covered with blood
ThL rpnllzAtlon made her sud
denly calm. Her mind began to
work logically. Kenneth had been
murdered. The murderer had
1 struck her on the head and had
' got away ... or was still some
where In the house. Call the police
flrt- Then call Dennis. "Police,"
she said to the operator and gave
the address of the Kent house.
Her voice shook, but her mind was
now clear. She would need Dennis
for more reasons than one. She
would need him as a man and as
a lawyer.
Kenneth was dead and his blood
was on Priscilla's hand.
By two o'clock emotion had ex
.V hausted Itself and they sat, Prls
' cSlla, Mr. and Mrs. Kant and
'f Dora, In the shabby living-room
j waiting for Inspector Duffy to come
" back downstairs. The home had
, been searched and no one had
been found there . . . except the
i family. Dennis had come as soon
' as he could and now he sat beside
" Prlscilla on the couch. Two pa
ll trolmen had gone out In the prowl
i car to search the neighborhood for
. a stranger, or strangers.
She tried not to think of the
1 sight upstairs. Better keep her
;, mind on her own plight. She had
had time to wash the blood from
,i her hand, but It was still on every
f thing she had touched, on the tele-
phone and on her negligee which
now lay crumbled beside her on
; the couch. All that could be ex-
;. plained easily, out there was some
thing eyse that could not be ex.
' plained. Her fingerprints, as she
'" well knew now, were on the murder
weapon. She hod never really seen
.. it, out sne naa neici it in tier
. hand.
Prlscilla began to recapitulate
" In her mind the events of the night
K It could not have been later than
' eleven o'clock when she was In the
u drugstore telephoning Dennis. The
boy behind the counter might - re-
member. She had been out of the
u house at the time of the murder . .
1 or had she? Dennis would swear
that she had been with him until
one o'clock, but what if Kenneth's
" murder had taken place at exactly
I that time? What difference would
,1 a few minutes make, one way or the
,. other. Yes, she decided, looking at
It Irom Inspector Duffy s point of
- view, she might well have done It.
' As she thought about Inspector
. Duffy, the subject of her thlnk
, Ing came down the stairs and into
. the living room. Dennis moved
. his legs and sat forward tensely,
looking at the Inspector's face.
"I want to question all of you,"
said the detective. "It won't take
long." This last remark surprised
Prlscilla. She had not expected
him to make any show of considera
tion. Dennis had risen to his feet and
now stood in the middle of the
room, making Inspector Duffy
look smaller than ever. "Mrs. Pris-
oilla Kent is my client," he said,
.."and I believe she has the right
to keep silent until she has my
counsel."
- Duffy looked at the tall young
man speculatively. "Okay," he
said at length. "That's okay with
me.
And so It was that Dennis took
Prlscilla out of the house and
over to Viola's, where, after the
, administration of a sedative, she
. managed to get a few hours' sleep.
It was not until the next after
noon that she was arrested on sus
picion of murder.
The four of them sat In the
living room and smoked In si
lence for awhile, deep in their
own thoughts. Even Viola, who
smoked very little, had been
"chain-smoking all morning. Prls
cilla, looking at her friends, sighed.
I wanted Kenneth out of the way.
he thought bitterly. I'm going to
be Dunished for wanting that
Dennis leaned over and patted her
. hand. Then he looked at Daniel.
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"Can you tell me anything about
this?" he asked.
Daniel seemed to rouse himself
from great depths of thought.
"About what?" he asked, frown
ing. Prlscilla felt, suddenly, a
faint antagonism between him and
Dennis. She wondered why.
"I mean," Dennis rephrased, "did
your brother tell you anything
about these two men who they
were?"
"What two men?"
Dennis betrayed a certain amount
of irritation at Daniel's obtuseness.
The two men stared at each other,
their antagonism coming out into
the open. Prlscilla looked from one
to the other, shocked. She had
thought that Daniel was her friend.
"I think you know," Dennis snap
ped, "what two men. Dora saw . , ."
"Dora's only a child . . ."
"Dora saw them," Dennis con
tinued, "yesterday afternoon. They
went to your brother's bedroom and
had an argument with him. Now,
the question Is did they return
last night?" If we want to save
Prlscilla . . ."
Daniel's face had taken on fury
as Dennis spoke and Prlscilla, to
her horror, saw an expression so
line K.ennecn-s It made her gasp.
It was the first time she had ever
seen any meanness in Daniel. He
rose slowly from his chair and
stood, legs apart, Jaw thrust out.
"I don't want to save Prlscilla,
he said meaningly, ". . . or you."
as ne i,urnea ana siroae irom tne
room, a small whimper, like
animal's, came from Viola's throat.
"Daniel . . ." But he was eone.
Through the window they saw him
get in his car and start off in the
direction of his mother's house.
Things happened In a hurry after
mat. inspector Dully arrived alone
Or. rather she thought at first he
was alone. She did not know there
was another detective waiting for
mm in tne car.
"You've no right to take her In.1
Prlscilla heard Dennis say. "You've
got no evidence . . .'
"Listen," said Duffy, "her mother
-in-law signed a statement that'll
send her to the chair, unless the
Jury happens to like blondes."
(To Be Continued)
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Breakfast In Hollywood.
Tractor Starts Fire
Sublimity Sparki from the
tractor exhaust caused a fire
that burned over an acre and a
half of bent grass which was
being raised for seed on the Del-
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13. Signal with
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14. Genus of the
olive tree
15. Checks
17. Bombastic
parrot
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approaches
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talK
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mar Lambrecht place about five
miles north of Sublimity last
week. Both the Sublimity and
Stayton fire departments were
called upon to extinguish the
blaze.
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