14 Capital Jownal Salem, Oregon. Tuesday. Sept. 20, 1949 1
KOE MAUPASSANT ONCE WROTE; A CLASSIC
SHORT STORY ABOUT A PIBCB Or STBINO
RADIO PROGRAMS
NO BEWHISKERcD OLD FRENCHMAN CAN
The HOUSE on LILAC STREET
GET AHEAD OF ROPER -LETS DROP OUT
AND SEe CUPCAKE AND SONNY
TUESDAY P.M.
X IM AFRAID THE FACT I IN THE WORDS OF AN M I O L" If 06 MAUPASSANT ONCB WROTE A CLASSIC
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H5 BRAVVN5KI"S, HAVE FOUNON WHICH I JUST MADE 1 sPrT.aSTP 1
t A BABY SITTER AND CAN UP' " HE WHO JUMP ,Ornl 1
NOW COME TO MY PARTY AT CONCLUSION f WnfVf(ll I AND SEE CUPCAKE AND SONNY T T
by FRED BAYARD
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Chrla Harman motioned for si
lance. "Just a Mcond." The volcea
ceased. Ace 8pado threw a quick
look In Kaid'i direction.
-What' lh matter?'' William
Ovens looked nuzzled.
They could bear It now, tool A
light knock on the door.
"Any ot you boys expecting some
company?" Hald asked, looking at
the other two. He never got an
answer, lor his whole attention was
suddenly taken by the sound ol
Herman's voice raised In protest.
"What's the big Idea, busting In
here like this? I tell you the place
la closed." He tried to push the
door shut.
With a shove that sent Harman
reeling backwards, the Intruder
lorced his way through.
"This is the law, bud. We have
a warrant to search the place and
bring back anyone we find here.
There was t;ie mometnary flash
of his badge as he tucked it away.
"The D.A. wants to have a little
talk with you. O.K., boys, let's
see what j at the back,' he said
over his shoulder to the two burly
figures that lollowed him.
Pushing past the laundry store
proprietor, he opened the door into
the back room, uwens rose irom
behind his desk.
"What's the meaning of this?
he blustered.
"Police," the other replied. "You
gents get a move on. we re taking
you along."
In about 10 minutes one of the
men at the front shouted, "The
waeon's here."
They were unceremoniously bun
dled inside the patrol wagon. The
ride to the station was one of un
broken silence. Each was occupied
with his own thoughts. As they felt
the van pulling up, Harman cau
tioned them, "hemember, keep your
traps shut. They've got nothing
on us, and the boss'll see that we're
sprung. Just act dumb and say
you dont know to everything."
The rear doors were thrown open
and one by one the four Jumped
to the pavement. The other three
preceded Hald down the corridor.
The detective In the lead threw
open a door. "Walt In here," he
indicated. As Hald was about to
follow, he held out his hand. "You,
he said, "come with me."
Hald was shown into the same
office where Diehlman and the
others had met earlier in the day
As Hald approached the desk, the
D.A. looked up with a smile. "Wei'
come home, prodigal," he said, hold
lng out his hand. Haid took it. The
D.A. turned to the other man In
the room. "Like you to meet Haid
6cott of the FB I. Hald, this is
Lieutenant 'Fletcher. He's been
working on the case from the other
end."
"Do you think we're ready to
strike?" the D.A. asked as he passed
around a box of cigarettes.
"Just about." Hald Included both
the D.A. and Fletcher In his glance.
"Perhaps, Just for the record, we
should begin by getting the picture
straight. The lieutenant here can
add what he's found out, then we'll
be able to tell better."
"OJC. Shoot!" The D.A. waited.
"I think we've got the general
picture pretty well. In the begin
ning, my interest lay in the coun
terfeiting and kidnapping angle.
Then, when I was asked to work
In collaboration with you, other
things kept cropping up. We be
gan to realize the organization we
were up against. Worming my way
Into Holway's confidence didn't
prove difficult. If Bill Eady were
itlU alive he'd be proud to know
that he was on the right track
the whole time, and that it led to
Holway." He was thoughtful for
a few moments as he thought of
the agent who had been killed in
the line of duty. "The police raid
n the hideout on Larchmont street
nearly wrecked everything. I man
ured to get away and to smooth
over Holway's suspicions, but I
added a responsibility and that was
the Martin girl." He looked at
the D.A. seriously. "Unfortunate
ly, ahe didn't drop the whole thing
u I figured, and kept sticking her
nose into trouble. It was quite a
ihock when ahe turned up at Hol
way's place. He was half crasy
for fear she'd stumble onto aome
yiing. So they engineered a kld-
napplng. Then they found they I
had the wrong girl and tfiey nao
to get rid of her. I couldn't lo
cate her In time, and they killed
Ruth Hamilton."
"So that's where she fits In,"
Fletcher Interrupted. "You know.
I'm wondering where the shoot
ing ot the Lynn girl flu In. We
don't seem to oe getting aiong
anywhere with mat. Dyou think
Holway had a hand In Itr '
Hald frowned. "That stumps me.
I had a pretty good opportunity to
observe Cherry belore she was snot,
and I know something was troubl
ing her. But it wasn't Holway.
I'd be willing to bank on It that
was one killing Holway nao notn-
lng to do with."
Fletcher outlined the story Met
calfe had told him. "Do you seel
anything in that mat could snedi
a nam?"
"Not right off, but If we keep
digging away at it, we may get
results.
"What's our next move, Hald?"
Fletcher asked.
The other thought for a moment.
"We've got Chji Harman and
Holway's trusted lieutenant, and, of I
course, the agent, t think you'd
better raid Thora's place next, be-
lore anything can leak out. At
the same time, you had better!
sena some 01 the boys over to Ed
Kieebers. Hes been the one who si
fixed up stolen cars for the gang, I
done new paint Jobs, obtained out
oi state license plates and the like.
He was never on the Inside of
things, but he is an Important link
in the chain. He supplied the car I
the night I got away from the Mar- I
tin girl's house. When you pick I
him up you 11 put an end to one'
oi the swellest car theft rackets
I've seen in a long time."
"What about Holway?" the dis-l
trict attorney asked. "Want us to I
collect him as well?"
Hot yet. There s one more
angle to this case I'm not satisfied
about. It's Just a hunch and I'm I
not saying anything about it yet.
Holway knows the answer, and 1 1
want you to give him plenty 0(1
rope mj nang nimseii witn. '
llo be continued t
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