-Capital Journal, Salem. Ore., Saturday, August 20, 1949
The HOUSE on LILAC STREET
by FRED BAYARD
P N.wifeolurei
iChapier o
The crash of splintering wood
work echoed through the empty
warehouse above. The momentary
drumming of leet across the floor
ended abruotv in a fusillade of
shots. The quiet that followed was
a prelude to disaster for the men
listening Deiow.
The noise of movement over.
head was louder now. In a matter
of seconds, the police would find
the steel re-enforced door at the
top of the stairs. Once they got
tnrougn mat, is woma oe every
man :or nimseii.
Instantly, the men were galva
nlzed into action, pulling the heavy
mess aside, they began to pry
open a section of the floor boards,
to disclose a large cavity. Into this
went copperplates, negatives, filters,
and the various cnemicais neeaea
to make currency without tne bene
fit of the supervision of the United
States Treasury.
"It won't take 'em long to find
it. if they really tear the Joint apart.
but maybe we can keep 'em occu
rred with other minus lor a wnne.
Get the lights out, Joe!" a voice
ordered.
The heavy darkness heightened
the tension.
The door was slowly giving away.
Haid Scott began to move lorwara
With a groaning snap the door
burst open.
For a moment, they were blinded
by a powerful flashlight from the
top of the stairs. Faintly, they made
out tne surge 01 oiue-ciaa lorms
through the door. Then bedlam
broke loose. A slug shattered the
light and nit tne man behind it
trouble getting around the fallen
man, for they stopped shooting. The
one named Joe edged toward the
stairs, and from a new vantage
point began to throw a rapid lire
In spite of the hail of bullets beat
ing against them, sheer weight of
numbers on the part of the police
was beginning to tell. A muffled
curse, ending In a gasp, indicated
that one of the counterfeiters near
Haid had been hit.
The shooting became spasmodic,
finally stopped,
"O.K. boys show's over," a
voice called. At the same time
a brilliant light flooded the room.
"Two stiffs back there, Captain,''
one or me patrolmen pointed out.
A third policeman, holding a riot
gun, motioned Haid to Join the
others,
"All right! Up with you." He
Indicated the stairs. "You, O'Mal
ly, watch him. This bird will have
some interesting talking to do."
As Haid stumbled up me stairs,
his mind was racing over the possi
bilities of a getaway. If it was to
work at all. It would have to be
as they were cutting through the
warehouse to the loading door,
where the police had forced an
entrance.
He turned his head slightly to
see li anyone else had come up
the stairs. Only the faint sound
of voices came up to him from
below. The patrolman who had
accompanied the three other men
was out of sight.
O'Mally was slightly behind him.
torch In his left hand, his right
hold nit a nun. As thev drew level
with a mass of packing cases piled
one on ton of the other, with only
a nnrrow assagcway between, Halo
realized It would be now or never.
Pretending to stumble, he put
out ins arm toward tne policeman
as If to regain his balance. As the
latter drew level with him, he
caught the wrist holding the gun,
and pressed down with all his
weight. At the same time he
pushed the other forward with a:
much force as he could. O'Mally.
taken by surprise, was unable to
stop himself until he brought up
against a heavy crate. With the
wind partially knocked out of him
he could not immediately brim
his gun around. This gave Haid hit
chance. Darting into the alleyway
between the cases, he tried to pui
as much distance between hlmsell
and the policeman as he could. Thr
respite was brief, for almost immedi
ately O'Mally shouted at the top ol
his lungs. Feet pounded up the stair,
from below, announcing reenforce
mrnts.
V Jfk2627
Appliqued Apron with only one
yard of material you can make this
pretty apron. Cut in one piece, the
darts make for perfect fitting. It's
figure flattering from every angle
and the gay flowers on bib and
)orkels are easily appliqued from
workbox scraps.
Pattern Envelope No. R2827 con-
BOARD
ONUOJ
ROOM AND BOARD Bv Gene Aherr
fy THERE'S NO SENSE IN ASKING ?$37 I HAVE AN IDEA ?S
r FOR. A CHANGE OF ROOMS'" I F-,J THE OWNER. AACE
7 LOOkES AT TH' OTHERS AND C A HOBBY OF COLLECTING
J THEY'RE ALL TM' SAME SIZE SEA SHELLS, AND
WUAT TH' OWNER. OF 'OoOWAM GOT SO MANY TH'
A LODGE' DID UAS PARTITION A ONLY SPACE LEFT TO
A I2.-RCOA HOUSE TO TAKE IN I STORE 'EM WAS IN
J:Ns 40 GUESTS -HOPING THEY'D ALL THE MATTRESSES
ALL BE THIN
, '1 U Wi 5QUKWK ABajr k'v i ir&i
Hiaa reaiizeu mat u.ners
would know their way around no
better than he. But they did have
the advantage of flashlights. Once
his eyes became accustomed to the
gloom, however, it was easier to
mane nis way aiong.
Suddenly, as he glanced up, a
sngntiy ugnter paten met nis eye.
Possibly a small window built high
lor purposes of ventilation. It seem
ed to offer his only chance. Cau
tiously, he began to climb toward
it, fearing at each moment that
one of the cases would come crash-
in e down.
Working now with all the haste
caution permitted, he opened the
window. The hinges giving forth
a small squeak in spite of his ef
forts to prevent it, and he eased
himself through.
As he approached the mouth of
the lane, he hesitated, listening.
Almost Instantly, a policeman
swung Into the alley. As he did
so. he snapped on his Iiasnugnt.
Haid stepped back Just too late to
avoid being outlined in lis glare.
The nignt was made nideous by
tne shrining or a wnistie.
Making no effort to hide. Haid
sprinted back the way he had
come. If only this did not prove
to be a dead end.
In spite of the bad light, his
pursuer was shooting at him, for
tunately, he thought, with bad arm
A high board fence loomed ahead
stretching too far up for anyone
to catch hold of the top to swing
over. A slight bulne indicated a
loose plank. He began to rip at It,
almost falling backwards as it came
away. The delay had been too long,
however. A bullet smacked into
the wood beside him, splintering It.
Tne second one caught him in
the shoulder. Only the fact that
ne was nan way tnrougn tne lence
saved him, for the impact drove
him forward and whirled him out
of the line of fire. For a moment.
the numbing effect made it difficult
to think. Instinctively, he pushed
his way through the shrubbery
growing close to the fence and was
instantly lost In the shadows.
(To Be continued)
Smart for School The Jumper is
important In every school girl's
wardrobel This new oeitcd-in
princess style complete with con
vertible collared blouse is espe
cially smart In sturdy corduroy or
clan plaid.
No. 20(11 Is cut in sizes o. , iu, vi
and 14. Size 8 Jumper. 174 yds. 35
ln.; blouse, Hi yds. 35-in.
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Hennies Add Pool
Turner Adding to the beau
ty of the farm home of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis E. Hennies, located
one mile south of town, a swim
ming pool 20x50 feet is now
completed. The pool is supplied
with water from the reserve re
servoir for irrigation. The pool
is six feet deep at deepest part.
Naval Reservist Home
Pleasantdale Albert Joe Mc-
Farlane, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd McFarlane, member of
naval reserve is home after two
weeks cruise on a U. S. destroy
er. While on leave he was a guest
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ACROSS 17. Encounter!
1. Toting demon 39. Chafe
I. Flow? tint
40. That boy
41. Visionaries
44. Revolves
rapidly
47. Rocky Moun
tain park
48. She who let
all human
lilt out of
the boi
SO. Literary
composition
63. Urge on
M. Feminine nam
66. Roman tyrant
(7. Golf mound
6S. Be restless
89. Brother of
Jacob
piani
t Judaean kins
12. Defense work
13. Tableland
14. Grow sleepy
15. Thread holder
17. Piazxa
19. Desire
21. Daub
22. Slumberere
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26. Owns
27. Cooks slowly
29. Thus
31. Put In
34. Wise old man
36. Hebrew letter
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tSS. Upbeat; 6:B0, 330 Sport. Clubi
00, New.! 0:15, Look at Australia! 6:30,
London Letter! 6:45, Holland. Today and
Tomorrow! 7:00, Ll.bt Opcr. Tonlfhti
8:15, Loexers' Fir. W.ath.r For.ce.tl 9:00,
Dane. Parade; 10:45, New.! 11:00, Slrn
Oil.
8:15, Sonr Calesmani S:80, Sund.y with
v -U! 4:00, Let'. Listen to Muelel 4:30,
H llywood .By-llnei .4:45, .Fantasy .In
Melody! 6:00, Stop the Muslet 6:00, Think
Fast; 6:50, Navy Hour! 7:00, Burl Ive.t
7:15, Lunelle Parson.! 7:80, Ch.nee ot a
Lifetime! 8:00, Jimmie Fldleri 8:15. Ted
f.lonei 8:30, Guest Stat! 8:45. Roadeld.
Chapeli 9:00, Washington Mettr-go-Round;
0:15, Monday Motnlng Headlined
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Rl-bfield Report! 10:15, Waahlngton
Merrv-.o-Roundi 10:30 Jant.en Beach
Oreh'i 11:00. Noctnrne-t 11:30 Claremont
rch.; 12:00. Xtra Hout! 1:00, Sign Oil.
of Lavelle Hewitt who is in
government civil service in
Honolulu, Hawaii. Hewitt is
son of Dr. L, L, Hewitt of Day
ton and he was born In the
Unionvale district.
Superintendent Speaker
Woodburn Frank Doerfler,
the new superintendent of the
Woodburp nnblic schools, was
the guest speaker at the Wood
burn Rotary club Thursday
noon. He was introduced by
Frank Burlingham, program
chairman.
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
DOWN
t. Suppositions
S. Swab
Operation
4. Mercantile es
tablishment t. Exist
. Return
T. Utilize
8. Planet
9. Subsidiary
building -.
10. Soft drink
11. Jewish month
16. Extend over
18. Accumulate
20. Endowed
22. Send
23. Narrow road
24. Faculties of
perception
28. Tou and I
29. Tart .
30. Heavenly
spheres
32. Correct
33. Concerning
35, Locks
38. Regales
40. Depend
42. Took food
43. tntervenlnr:
law
44. Small barracuda
45. Boy attendant
46. Arrange and
classify
49. STiort for a
Brazilian
city
St. Southern con-
stellatlon ,A
52. Pronoun '
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