The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 6, 1951, Page 8

ghton be man “But in ea » big mone hton studied Jigger grave-| drunken scenes, follow us around ; and too w true origin. was born in; faint dead] ing me from THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, July 6, 1951 Mieht Of U Army On Parade In Germany 1. “And Su her appeal was! Leighton frowned. know—But who els Ke 3 me in a perpetual fright was one way of insuring that I'd pay blackmail.” t about it too. And “Whose idea was blackmail » day, she got in touch ‘the sale of oil paintings?” fi wanted to see | ately ‘to nel W 3 rr om: nsisted on that form of tr bute n instead of just cash. I had to ag I suppose it tickled his conc peor Y boast about a wealthy connoisseu nave to do-—for myself and collector purchasing him, and than the benefi or important sums of mor s A nae ought his trash, and b ‘ er stared blear a Leighton suddenly dissolved righ ore him, He found | Hon in and fixed his stare im— His mind wa z ough in a few minut go to sleep. Did Susan Hunter use the alia Anne Brown during her relation | with you?” “All the time.” touched some thing as deep ] L I wo! Idn't bi ld come and ng neurotic as\t » via Ra 5 Find the ‘ | “Who do you think murder Ewe reddening, “—A man in-|san. before her?” ; TWO LONG LINES OF U.S. MEDIUM TANKS MOVE down ; ra-marital in-| “Befor Leighton said thoughtfully ‘ Cay wares kocs. 0 d te a ee neo said tie ay parade before erman and A 120 tanks accompanied 8,000 marchi the bi . in view of his : vith his daughter alive “If the n vere vulnerable, and in dange of her attac nt| found quickly, I coulc rhap: be| huge sums were at stake I did realize it | kept out of it.” | “But you said her father t I could no longer| It was a trace of th eved her already deai—Ki f affairs again; the man o' in a fall from a bridge?” 2 “Ho w'd. you come| onthe prit “He later discovered that S nvolved in the first] editors, the ce was alive. On a rash impulse, Si u, the nee 1 husband 1 | cial favors of }san had telephoned him short! society pages?” | _ digger said before her murder— She was tr into the flesh. | der. I'd have ing to dare the courage, to co’ “That's below | You didn’t 1 out of hiding, live openly, res swear I didn’t murder her | her true identity.” What was the basis for Arents’| Jigger nodded thoughtfully. The blackmail? | sir! had telephoned her father kering of hope st display of American armed r didn’t fully usan Hunter.” st. You're famous, | e out the! “Originally, my aff ith Su sighton’s disclosure tallied with : an Hunter, whom he knew as| Aunt Penny's testimony: it tallied Riceiainsiallagou se to philander.” Sally Woods. He often, saw me] too with the conflict of decision : ey : in her company— He'd create} told in the girl’s last writing in In This Section | Professor Scott's group. answer that fm not in| jealou usly. || Jigger inquired, “What was her Of The Country © poir i foals. St..PA: 1870-1871 my wife, anc an r grinned. Proof here that| telephone conversation with her : ss . “ p. We're a union of decep- an must seek out his suc-| father? fits : surfaces. She’s rich, too weighton continued bitter “She threatened to reappear | Ad tor ee on she found mur-| publicly as Susan Hunter, de that t "" ve ma i of |dered in the apartment she had|nounce him, bring him to ‘book r t ( _—_— : discovered my | engaged as Anne Brown, Arents| for his crimes. Her father begged |” ; ELS A {Leighton disfigured | demanded more substantial sums|her to hold off, begged for. a |! i THREE HOTELS IN | A at POPULAR PRICES She'd scream at the) than before, in return for shield-| chance to make ‘amends. 1 oe ; a police inquiry. He| for time to find a ight of the woman} Rept deluging me with photo. | frig thtful thing he'd done. He said the 3s paid off—Only ity n—But he was lying, of REASONABLE rse, merely stalling for tir phs assy prints you found | cc with BATH and TELEPHONE in cabinet.” to arrange t der her i aid simply, “It's al “How do you know Arents wee I ‘ F vi} P en } mailed them?” | (To be continued) or¢ ersnl | Hotel Hotel IX BUILDING | TEXAS SHAMES TEXAS ine look at the cow and took off i 60 a Qrd St. 426 N.E. 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