The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1950, Page 3

iN) 1D 72. 4UE DUDSELL GIVE THIRTY Gus, YOu Chapter 15 yor deliberately. led: him: on!” I accused: Greg, in horror. “It was his. own: fault for trailing. } as,” he said indifferently, “Ll said he ‘would be gone from the castle tomorrow. Down there is. a, deep, morrow morning his body. will be. far out, and if it is washed) ashore coast. It is just as easy for the tide to carry out three bodies. as one, toc!” I would have shot him: there as he stood, but he held the uncon- a shield, “Shoot at his feet,” some- thing inside me prompted, but from the uncertain light of my narrow arm of the sea, and: by. toz| it will be some distance down the)” Black Jan Walks Again A? Newsies... BY. Flogence Kerrigan around.’ Charles is.‘or Lshould say was, for the poor fellow met an untimely end. late. this evening after he had’notified-you of the de- tectives” arrival+very loyal. to Sir no man-can be trusted to know and men are!” “Malcolm.knew too much too, T presume,” I. saidi | seem, that Maleolm had’been killed | on the cliff road, by. smearing some cious form of Iris before him a of the red elay-on hig shoes, Then | he broke one of your cuff-links and put the piece in Malcolm's hand, Yes, the bullet from Mal- PAGE THRE” so that Greg had | Gregof But there are-some things, icy: clammy he seen.silent abaut, especially. when | | police start questioning: Law-abid- | 2 ing citizeng these modern English- | s “That's right., Greg. arranged. it -£ very: neatly, I think. He made it ' HEH, HEH, YOU'RE PRETTY YOUNG TO} |) HE’O RAISE THE | | OICKENS \F HE CAUGHT ME OH, GEE, NQ... BE SMOKING... » BOBS YOWR DAD. & OR. Bzeusz- MY NUMBERS UP I'M . CROAKING uu PUPPETS. FLASHING BEFORE ME/ mM TULE, MA PUPPET - wee S10 kek eee) Sa: © Rae See haieniiimasinenmmabinatnaitschpstantsitvll Meaning? HEY--SOMEONE ON THE DOCK IN A SNAHAPPY CAR,.BLOW- ING. A HORN AT US! YEP, AT US! SOMEONE ELSE FOLLOWING MY IMPULSES! YOU DON’T GET IT? YOU WILL --=-THE CAR, I FOLLOW My IMPULSES ! SO GET UP AND PUT I WARN YOU/ KING CORNY WON'T TAKE flash held in one hand’ and waver- | gojpp', ~ . Ana | tigt ing over oe fina it war bard t9| from a eRe rete seal, fred ‘0 aim at the dark trouser legs and’ were: witnesses to swear that you bedroom. slippers: he wore, They| had been there and that ashot was | got you in “I only hip... Ycu'li-live to— esitefedy remem- theetragic face . [vished Steve melted into the shadows imper- | Keard:” |live’ to- ceptibly. | bering Ir Iris was regaining conscious- | "(HE case was. tight against me, | bending ov ness. She screamed again. but-it ‘did not maiter now. | 52d:shof to } “Too bad you came to,” he said! Steve had already. gone, and it|_ ese f in seeming regret, “I hoped you| would. be’ only:a matter of a few | ¥Ou.7 thin would be unconscious and would} minutes and I also would: be gone, | /01") * ™ not feel the rocks. A steep crop it| with; Inis,: the. three of us floating t c is, with sharply jagged rocks be-|.out< on theyride. No! As. long < neath.” any. breaph ained, in my bod That was more than I could | Wouldfight for ber and for my | stand. I shot at the bedroom slip- |Own, Titers © ** Re pers which stcod. still in the circle |* Involuptatily my. - flash. light | 3 f my flash. While the. report) beam strayeditoward the crevasse. was still echoing and. re-echoing| H-seemed:ip the: dark tg be..an deafeningly in the corridor, . a) 9penine hight bytoy feet. Thad to | strong hand caught my wrist and|Feassure myself “that it was still) foe wrenched the revolver from it, [several paces away,’ Just a brief)" igs 2 : +] Moment ‘the light lingered on thes TO tae ae vet pSuspected you had a. 3UN.") edge: and’ thon at moved. swiftly.) and SoU. Greg's voice taunted in, my ear.| ee aT i eat split second 1] First the : “You didn't suppose I'd stand | tya' hands a man's hand; He Siseiatial .biswwbody “and! 1 there and be shot at, did you? /% rong fingers, grinp ng |{todht T coujld*pay him to keep Now I have it, and believe me, f Me ees SP gkurs Hquiet Buty Malgolmesaweait. and shan’t be so squeamish!” ‘and above it the light |talked. akout'#,* So"Eshad to hall “You're doing your own dirt¥| shone in his'face, It was white and. Ma eR Mes wen, the police work this time, then,” I said,| glistening juith..moisture, and thescame iChpilés, woes ' ie el sparring for time. “I thought|fjns ‘weré drawn. back from his them that Thad done : and was’ Charles —” teeth. I was not sure whether he |! ie ne. So T hed, to kill him too. He chuckled. “Ah, yes, Charles. | actually lived or whether this was 3 ie ag It was of course Charies that Mal- |’an apparition.-a figment of my own | ine Sowers plane bests te colm saw in the cavern. But it was|imagination. But in case he were | (irce. 109. Rm y * Greg. or should: L say Tan,, who] actually. therevhe needed help, Li arty — killed the man who was spving *maved caiitieusly and. groping in (To be. continued) ik through on't know.” 1 Iris sooth-' nd. You have forget about? ngvabout”a bad" u'll find his body in my,room in: = $e , 3 CRE aia i , ee Interview Girls | TPAY’S BURTHDAYS” ; rrest ( : eets . knterview Gir (Know Americal ' 8 May 9 oe , U.S. Senator Edward J. THYE t For Questionit 4 Fer ‘Car Cer In of Minnesota, born at Aberdeeny 4 ce AT ny : S. D., 54 vears ago. x t * "ee ence | 3 | Jonathan W. Daniels, journalist | OnBrinks Robbery Nursing Today... son vrs svat | oe. = "tay of the Navy, born-im Raleigh; WASHINGTON,, Apr. 26.—(4). "Mrs. Dan: Steenberg, state repn* cn: C., 48 vears agers + —Police arrested. seven men. in, resentative in charge of recruit- - - a roundup of holdup. suspects: thg: student: nurses; and Miss on Stock Island nig 2 tor mm there today and found: a’ uniform, ‘Mustend) RNs, superintendent of sod roe phat ° ,of the Brinks Armored Car ser- -Guises se sen.’ saiai : j Vice at a house where, three men thorial” E were’ taken into. custody. “OE: The men are being questioned’ Wi sien ohie ie . only ‘visit’ b tania = Fall, Miss.. Mustard, will. ma Yy, ¢ i million-dollar Brinks. robbery in, Boston last January. Major Robert J. Bargett, saper- | intendent of Police, who called the seven “little punks”. said some of them had: admitted: parti- cipating in three major holdups Ee the Washington area, for possible implication in. the 4 West prior to the Fall & Reputation Established i < a Baas ye Foreman (to applicant with: with BATE snd alas 8 slight physique): Do you, _ think | you, are fit for really hard. labor? Applicant: Well, some of the: j best judges in the country have thought so! L 228; HE. Ave. coe Scio 100 Rooms Paul G. Hoffman. E.R.P.. ad- Elevator ministrator. Studebaker presi- Heated dent, born in Chicago, 59 years ; ago. vr in money. 2 bai es realize this—that’ ple are d found that nO cat as i as . * Pontiat is the GM. ‘Matic ; ¢ wer wer fo saic »oun h th ippe z th vo 0 fron red