The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 17, 1937, Page 3

oa my mind ever since + ews this morning—and ‘Of triends—and | thought fun. in and say what gomfort her and ask if there ene, 1 could do. 1 thought 1 wn it without arousing any Men nodded swiftly. Anne “But when } got there, | Police officer—Chief inspec- questioning the ser- ‘was standing just behind when the door opened, so i Chance to retreat even u t theught of it, which 1 didn artiess indeed He seemed @ simple man but | reminded that he might be opening his wide and acting artless, too, so on my guard.” smiled. Austrelitz smiled back approvingly. urged Bigelow impa- s hy he begged me most politely er FSS ge pel ‘eMtaatels ind couldn't could be capable of such 1987, < “When 1 arrived—iong atte of course,” said Micteelite “the doot pi ord wis open so that anyone enter without hav! to be admitted” neg eg “Yes.” cried Anne, “1 teft it that way when we came in.” os ‘Au. And the upstairs door? 1 had lh me there.” es,” said Bigelow. “1 don't be- Neve the upstairs door was left open at ford time.” in you be quite sure? Who came tp last?” 24 Anne half closed her eyes, thinking. “Vronski, J am sure.” she said. “J came in first and switched on the lights, Karsanakoff followed me—I” “Tha right!" cried Bigelow. “Then { came and Vronski brought up the rear.” “So that he might have left the up- stairs door open—for al! you know to the contrary.” “Yes, | supp ss so,’ admitted Bige- tow. Anne nodded agreement. “And if Dryden had been follow- ing you, he might have come in and shot Vronski—unknown to you . . According to his story, he didn’t see Vronski at the night club and went But his story isn’t necessarily true.” Bigelow and Anne were regarding each other searchingly. Austrelitz noted this and smiled faintly, “You are both thinking that Dry- den could not have slipped in and shot Vronski because you think you know who did. But as a matter of fact, you know nothing. You are both guilty—meiely of jumping to conclusions. You refrained from ask- ing each other questions because each of you thought you knew the answer And each hesitate’ to force the other to any admission. Whereas I—as an outside onlooker— perceived at once that Bigelow suspected Anne of shooting Vronski and Anne suspected Bigelow whica proved that neither could actually have done it!” Eliminating Dryden IGELOW and Anne stared at him Both colored guiltily. but their eyes were shining as they turned ain to regi each other. “But you behaved as if you were guilty—?" cried Anne, protestingly. “1 didn’t,” deciared Bigelow em- phatically, “! couldn't have. But ! certainly thought. you did.” “You both behaved," smiled Aus- trelitz, “as if each thought the other and that 1 was sure if he had sere it, he'd say sr at once. And that knew Vronski very well and had no Ade why be and Uryden nad quar- feled—if they had quarreled You eh imagivie the course | pursued Men he Wanted a list of Lorna's @nd friends and | told him to i the Blue Book for she knew wae te of course. that tine of inquiry puzzled Me, 60 I asked a few questions, de- Claring m) anxiety to help him io any Way ttat i could And he told me that shortly after ter husband's arrest, Lorna had put on her coat and Gene oul, without saying a word to anyene—and she hasnt come back the police weren' wateh- tng they had had no reason to Anat she would vanish “ike this. there were a lot of ques- tons U wanted to ask her And they ca8t imagine why she should hove run away, because a wife cant ‘be compeited to testify against her husband. But she’s gone, without @ven 8 night gown or tooth brush And her two aunts and her grand- mother in Connecticut all swear they Haven't seen her and have no idea where she is. Now what do you Make of that?” ‘Cotld a Fifth Ferson?— ERE was an instant’s silence as ®oth men thought over her story. “I Gnd it most extraordinary,” said Austrelit? at jast. “Most” “So did 1." said Anne. “Lorna has never been the type to avoid pub- lieity. And | should have expected her to bask in the limelight, now, and give indignant interviews ana pose for sweet, pathetic photographs. | mean she's not terribly brilliant, you know, but she’s not a complete foo! and she would surety have realized that she could nave helped Dryden more by standing by, than by running Lea for Havana. Tampa, Fila. was guilty. You were doing your best to shield each other. It was quite charming.” Once again, they blushed, although they laughed a little. “You see we couldn't be sure,” ex- plained Anne, “decause | had ad- mitted that § nated Vronski and ne had offered to deal with him for me. And | had gone into the bathroom. Buth there was another entrance to the studio from there, through the bedroom. Just as there was @ way in from the kitche: through the hall!” “1 thought Anne must have done ‘t on account of the gun.” said Bigelow a little inclined to defend His pusition. “She could easily have got it from the bed-side table on her way through the bedroom. you see—whereas how would Karsanakof have known tt was there?” “She couldn't have,” admitted Anne. “And you couldn't have, either That fact has been puzzling me all along. “Are you certain that Vronski was | actually killed with your automatic?” asked Austrelitz. “Yes, certain,” answered Anne. “I recognized it at once.” “And there was one bullet fired trom it. | examined it before 1 dis- posed of it." said digelow. “It's a battling problem,” admitted Austrelitz. “If Karsanakoff wouldn't have know where to find it—! sup- pose Dryden would have been faced with the same difficulty, even if he had been able to get in unseen and unheard.” “Besides, according to his story, he was already armed,” pointed out | Bigelow.. “One would assume that he would have used his own gun, since he)had)brought it for that pur- pose.” (Copyright, \1987, Frederick Jackson) Karsanakoff answers ap important question for the docter, tomorrow. Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays § P. M. for Port For further information and rates call Phone 14. J, H. COSTAR, Agent. -——— | Boston, New York, Miami, Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company Tree 1935, Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:30 P. M. arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Thursdays. 3 Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A.M. PIT iii ty ARTICLE CARRIED IN NEWS PRESS OF THAT CITY CON- CERNING GAM=Z PLAYED LAST FRIDAY NIGHT The Ft. Myers News Press of Saturday, February 13, carried the following about the game played between the Key West Migh School varsity five and the Fort Myers High School Green Waves in that city last Friday night: “The maroon clad Key West cagers came from behind in the last quarter to tie the Fort Myers basket tossers at 28-all and then won the game by the margin of a single free throw which was the only score made during a three- minute overtime period. It was a rough and tumble game with Fort Myers losing because of the large number of fouls called on them by Referees Phillips and Richardson. “The Key West boys strated slow but got hot in the last five minutes of play, wiping outa five point lead held by Fort Myers and then winning when Woodson sank a free shot on a foul committed by Magill. Magill was playing a fast floor game and went out during the extra period when he com- mitted his fourth foul. He was re- placed by Briggs, and Woodson sank the winning shot as p!ay was resumed. Wave Slows Down “Woodson had a dead eye for the basketing netting five out of eight free thiows and scoring twice from the floor. Saunders with 10 points was high scorer for the islanders, Mitts sank five field goals for Fort Myers tut slowed down in the last quarter. In fact, all of the Fort Myers boys slowed down near the close of the game and did not zppear to be able to cope with the Key Westers’ c'osing rally. “At the end of the half, Fort My- ers was leading 12 to 11 and went on in the third quarter to estab-j Ish a five point lead. Then the tables tnrned with Saunders mak- ing his floor shots good after drib- bling down the floor at a pace too fast for Mitts to follow. Domenech played a fast floor game for Key West ‘and sank two. long shots to help h’s tetam win. 4 “Steenberg and Magill played the best floor games for Fort My- ers although M tts did most of the goal shooting. Magill sank three! running shots and Steenburgh got} two baskets near the end of the; game to keep Fort Myers in the! running. Steenburgh is the most! tmproved man on Coach Moye’s; squad end has made up for the early . season loss of Jack Beggs who moved out of town. Briggs, | Whitaker and Wheeler also scored | jfor the green and white. | j Coach Cools Off at “Coach Huddleston of Key West got exe'ted about the time in the | \lsst quarter and claimed that the! officials pro‘onged the game. He cooled off, however, when his boys | {won and made amends to the of- ficials and Coach Moye.” \ Silica and alumnia go to make} | up the principal portions of ochers, native pigments consisting of clays | ‘or earths, CASA MARINA | Key West's Hotel DeLuxe | —American Plan— 200 Delightful Rooms, Each With Private Bath - $2.00 | } Evening Dinner Luncheon 1.50 |} Afternoon Te: 50 |} Palm Shaded Beach with Casino } Masseur in Attendance i \| Florida East Coast Hotel Co. }} | Peter Schutt, Manager ; from and to '' Jacksonville, Galveston, New Orleans and Beyond | From Key West alternate Fridays From New York every Tuesday | From Boston every Saturday From Jacksonville, Miami anc New Orleans every two weeks 'CLYDE-MALLORY _Lines | C. E. 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