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Newspaper Page Text12 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Friday, March 21, 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY P. M. BY WILLIAM G. BOGART AP Newsfootur! CHAPTER 18 Johnny's eyes had been on Nan cy's face as the man made the remark. The woman had sat down In a chair near them and idly picked up one of the books that Moo Martin had been examining in his hopeless quest for the miss In? manuscript. Expression of her eyes said that her thoughts had drawn up sharply lor an instant; she was not lookinz at the book at all, but was absorbed in Nick Walker's statement. The look that swept briefly through her eyes puz zled Johnnv Saxon. He said, "Excuse me for a few moments." He motioned toward the terrace. "I'll talk to her." Nick Walker picked up his pipe nnd started toward the nauway, "Meanwhile. I'll fix some drinks. This is the butler's night off. What we need are some Singapore Slings." "Not a bad Idea." said Johnny "Anythine with liquor in it will be suitable." Chuckling loudly, the big man aisappearea. "Mr. Saxon . . Nancy was standing up. Her features looked Ivory-white in the subdued light of the room. Johnnv Daused a moment. "There's something I feel I ought to tell you." "Yes?" She went on, "You'll probably Iiear some things about Martin . . . Irene's husband." His eyebrows raised slightly in a question. "I mean, you'll hear that he was , , . well, not thoughtful of Irene , . . that he was living a life that Rhe did not suspect, Someone's bound to tell voii these thines." He remembered Kay's remarks this afternoon. He wondered what this woman was tryinir to tell him, "An investigator hears lots of things. If I believed everything I heard . . ." "Don't believe what you hear nbout Martin." Her voice had raised s ichtlv. There was something un- natural about her eyes. "He was a fine man, I dont care what they say. He did everything in the world for his familv." Her eyes went past him and sought out the mantel a Dove a huge open fireplace. "That's his picture . . . the one at the left." Johnny walked over to the fire place. Within a silver frame was a picture of a handsome-looking man with sensitive, sharply de fined features. It was Martin Smith, the murdered man. Johnny had oftentimes seen the million aire's picture in the newspapers, but he hadn't realized the man was so young-looking. Johnny merely glanced at the picture, then turned abruptly to Nancy, who had come behind him. Perhaps she had expected him to study the photograph for a mo ment longer. Anyway, she seemed Unprepared for his move. She, too, had been looking up at the photograph. He was amazed by the expression that had come over her face. Apparently she had been smll lns up at the photograph. But what Johnny saw was somewhat awesome. Half of the woman's features smiles. The other half of the face was a partially twisted gvlmnce. It was sort of a fright ful comblnfttlon that gave Johnny Saxon a distinct shock until he realized what was wrong. The left side of Nancy England's features were affected by partial paralysis. And she knew he had observed this. Nancy turned away quickly, murmured something inaudible nnd hurried toward the center hall way. She moved with a tense man ner that was visible In the straight ness of her slim shoulders. Johnny Saxon stood there a moment, again looking up at the man's photograph in the silver frame. He had made an astound ing dLscovcry. Johnny closed the screen door quietly and let his eyes grow ac customed to the sudden darkne.1--outside. Moe Martin's stocky figure Appeared out of the night and he whispered. "She's over there." He made a motion indicating the far end of the terrace-veranda. The great Dnne accompanied YES, EVEN FROM A - . V mm. tarn BIRD'S 6YS v. IT'S PLAIN TO SEE WHAT SWEIATO CHEW- Johnny's partner. He came over and shoved his big head against the investigator's leg and waited lor his ears to be scratched. "Asleep?" asked Johnny quiet ly. "I dunno. You talk to her and she sits with her eyes closed and doesn't say anything. It's like she was in a trance." "It's a form of shock," said John ny. "Well. If we can't find out any thing, how're we gonna get any place? We'll Ret taken off the case and then where'U we be? Broke again!" "Stop worrying," Johnny quiet ly told his friend. "I've already found out something." "You mean . . ." he started. "I found out why Nancy never married Nick Walker." Interest died in Moe's eyes. "The trouble with you. Johnny, is that you never take anything seriously. After all, Kay says It was only luck you didn't get shot out there on the harbor tonight . . ." "I took that seriously. I might nave arowneo. "Look," whispered Moe Martin, disturbed, "it's funny Nick Walker drove around that shore road Just at the time the shooting hap pened . . ." "What kind of a car does he own." "A station wagon." Moe Martin pointed toward the opposite end of the terrace. "It's parked out there in the driveway." "Stay here," Johnny directed. "I'll be right back." The wide front seat was of tan colored leatherold. There was a flashlight, a pipe and a box of matches in the middle of the seat. Johnny picked up the light, back ed out of the car and opened the door to the roomy rear compart ment. Snapping on the light, he saw that the station wagon was apparently used for hauling farm supplies. There was the smell of oats and hay. Particles of grain were scattered on the flooring. Two small, square, yellow-colored boxes caught Johnny's eye. Each contained 16-gauge shotgun shells. One box was half empty. There was no gun In the car. In the days of Cleopatra, wom en stained their nails with hen- Carol Curtis Pattern Big Chrysanthemums Deep orange-brown flowers with green leaves and stems are in the new, permanent transfer process which requires no embroidery. 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