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Ht by Robert M. Eret Iitchhikers: Joe tcatners slammod a fat fist clown on my lunch counUT. "Low -down, chicken - live-red hitchhikers!" He was breathing so heavily that his glasses steamed up when he lifted the hot cofTee to his lips. "Got away with all your money, huh?" I asked, leaning on the counter. "You already heard about it?" he asked, still out of breath. "Yeah, one of the sheriffs men was in here when he got the call on his radio. They got away with your wallet, huh?" "No, I mean about my car they stole my car, too. Made me get out and walk." Joe shoved the empty mug at me. I filled it again and watched him down it, his huge paunch heaving all the while against the counter-front. "Of all people me an insurance man. I mean, we get bulletins .H the time, warning about hitchhikers." He had calmed down enough now to talk in his natural frog whisper. "They looked like nice enough kids." Joe stared out the witidow behind me. "They were standing out on Route 83 near my place. The two of them had their thumbs out when my headlights picked them out against the trees, and I figured, well, it won't do any harm to give those boys a ride to town, so I stopped. Next thing I know, this one young punk has a ;im in mv and he says, 'You're get ting out right here, Fatso.' They pushed me out of the driver's seat so hard I al most fell into the ditch beside the road. Then they sped ofT in my car." "Well, Joe, you're lucky to be alive. Don't worry about your car; they'll leave it some place before morning, I betcha." "Wait a minute. All" Joe's face lit up and the red came back into his jowls. "I mean, I got the car back. It's parked over there at the jail. We caught the two of them those lousy, rotten hitchhikers!" "You got your car back already?" "Yeah. I mean, I outfoxed 'em, A!. 1 knew I was right near the county high way, so I crossed the gully and took the old short cut into town. I got hold of the sheriff, and we reached the four corners in the squad car just as those two birds were heading through the stoplight there in my car." Joe glanced over his shoulder at the town hall down the street. All the windows on the jail-house side of the building were ablaze, and I noticed a state police squad car parked alongside the sheriff's car now. "Say, Joe," I said, after he motioned for me to look at all the activity down the street, ''how in the world did you get back to town before those young punks got here in your car?" "Why," said Joe, without even ruffling his third chin, "how do you suppose? I mean, that's a long walk. I hitchhiked." "Charlie! Come on over and see the beautiful pheasant I shot that I'm going to have mounted for my den." 22 Family Weekly. October 20. 1957
