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Af. I A I ClASSIFIED Adi Um ftt Ifl Offlai Diy Publla.Uw ADRATIS Account II II fbrti Sit Month 1.30 I'M S. JJO 1,00 4,80 8,00 7.80 1,00 Tlfnt I.M lo.ao MO 4.00 12.00 i.M MO 4.50- 13.80 l.M 1,00 8.00 18.00 DISPLAY 78o per Inch Mo per Inch (Oo put (neb ore far Irreouier or iMrv the ont-doy roit. 9 for right to of. ton am) to releet odvtftUlna or mere Ittttri, MJtft 01 nfHlMM Munt el will net be report- Went Mt wnlww our eiwmiwi ut.

IrtMrtlen of and "ONVTtN ONI Ineorrett 7-3431 tBE STAR till tl, IIUIHINQ CO. ier, WilflHl W. ri IMMtli Off HUM, ArkniiMi, Hit Audit 'Ion Katei In In Hope and neighbor- .28 Howard, ana Millw eoun- Monlhi 1,60 2.60 4,50 (I other mall 1.10 Monthi 3,18 SOS N. I't I 2, Vork V7, v.i Dfifwr Miiiu Qklehoma Clly 2, ol AuoclQtMl iptlatrt lly to tor total prlnttd in at will ai all AC mwt Strvkti Of fered Ot work contavt CUu- nnnon. Phono 7-3UH or Attention one ambitious man with wttJto nnd Counties, Avernau to WOO per num.

Interested in nuikluu this tit rmwey vonloct 1). 1VX- kND or CUY $1,25 Yard SAUHDIRS Of NOTICI WATWMIION In Town with i. THREE room fumlihed. Kleelrlo box, paid. 204 Banner.

MM, A. R. A-Hf 3 room furninhod apflrtmcnl. Clonc-ln, Utlllllei paid, OumKfl. Phono 7-4486, 14-tf TWO 4 fiOOM aparlmenli, Both hnvo private enlmn- nfSwntown (it 3I8H K.

3d, Apply Trading Poll. I.V3t .1 ItOQM tinfurnUtutd npnrtment, I (u id wood Built-in fix- lures, Larite Houlh Spruce, K. Hehixiloy. Dial 7-3877. rofim hwup, lUtis pnld.

Nfiir Slorc. Mm. J. Sclinolny. I'hont' 18-31 Notfe-t WILL pay up In $20,000 cflih far vxcelltmt itflck fnrm or ranch, Wi-ltif full Information to Box lit euro of Mnptt Stnr.

Ifl.Qt have occurred to nines tho which modify my curly reaction nnd tuade me to wall out General Kl- I thlnX I for Urn to break (he rnlKn of tho no-. who nre nctunlly hut only little mure I hit II the tnonn the ruljin of the or- (nnlzutlon lUeJf, nut HH proitrnrn. Thn program will continue whoever Tho OemocraU hnvc been In pow- for 20 riinn-j each time and Kitting ro-olrH-ted In-i (leflnltoly until thorc Ilitlu left: proinUe. fly IB50 they would noli invu to promise much becuutic hnre would be no rival party bid naulniit them for popular favor, Aetunlly, rluhl now, the two progrumn and their psychol- o0y are Identlml, which really ineimN Hint the outx want throw the ION out and nothing eh pimio in Brook wood and OarlnnrJ Vleunv con- llnsa Phono 7-2043. 13-3t Wanted ONir.

more oxperloncod waltren. Wo have five of tho (Inert glrli In the xtnte, but need one more. We pny tho brut milarloa In tho Houlli nnd furnlBh mould too, Apply Mrn. Corroll, TWO uleoily cllnhwnnhcrii nnd one cook's helpor. Apply Mrii.

Cnrroll, Diamond Cnfo. aatf For Salt SI'KCfAL, offtJi'lntf niy 0 homo, noreM land, port-lips, younK orehArcl. Coll T. Belnw. 7-awa.

ta.flt hmmchiild win- ft-iicliiB, fnnn tools, scrnp rno- I'lc, Lociik-d ut Crnler of niintuiiulH Ark, Thin mnt- miiflt Uo moved til Conincl Hnwnrtl Millar on pro- 17 MKAI.) of old. Including ed Hornford bull. Kurl Sch otiloy, Hopia Hi. a. Phono ft 15-31 SOWl) onk jMulna with ehnlri mid two hnnlom.

Phone? 7-3073. Fn i a FDA I Phllco cunHulo, both llko new, Also porltiblo pit. Phono ii, M. Floyd Hotol Barlow. 971) pi M.

to 4' fl'. Suitable for wull Dhonlhlnu. cUwot- liningd, shelving, etc, SOUTHERN PLAS- WOOD CORPORATION, W. J-RQVINQ GROUNDS. ifl.

Fish Bolt nt Skelly Set-vice Sin Hon. Jfinut Third, Highway nnd No. 4 Junction. Phone T-nwta. Lost Strayed or Stolen WHITR Ttt" nionJth old" ev ttalf, W.

Key, Female Help Wanted DiMiDNSTMA-fORaT Chun, Housewives. Mako hourly. Something Nufwl Our lovely Lingerie, Holdery, Apparel are the sensation of party plnn. Beautiful (sules outfit, (treo. lint- ce, Chicttao, III.

J8-u Uil LAD1KS white gold watch in vlcin Hy of Gospel Tabernacle 10, found Liquidate 18 T-880 Let Me You jPlart Your Sal BUY-SfiLL or TRADE WITH. MOPE STAR WANT ADS fair Enough King What difference do you be- Tom Dewey's political pro(runt, which nobody would serious- call philosophy, mul Marry I none. 1 a In temperament. 00, Both are vindictive nnd In- eiKi'ly personfil in ind, while Truman iieeniH Iffnurant! principle, Dt-wey, In the excel- i pnl phniKii of Henry Axhiimt. he same effect by rlidnji nbovc jrlni'lplc.

1 mean Hint principle neimn nothing to either of tlicm. nn't that of NO- clnllntK? 1 have to flay further KlHunhowor nml equally aloof from xuch con- Kldenillimti unit devoted NlrU'tly to Football Squad Starts Work on Wednesday All senior squad candidates for the 1952 Bobcat football team are! asked to moet In the stadium 9 ftt.m. Tuesday, Coaches Joe Kniiminfler and Lawrence Martin announced today. Actual practice starts Wedneday two workouts dally. The coaeljes expect some 60 or more out along with 12 returning lettermen.

The first game Is scheduled 10r Friday, Sept. 13. This season the boys will hold practice sessions on a new wel- xodded field located nt the south- eiiwt corner of the stadium. Riot Instigator to Be Hanged KAFR F.I, DAWAH. Egypt military court today sentenced 20-year-old Mustafa Kharnis to bt; h.

ngcd for instigating riots here I last week among textile workers, Nino persons were killefl nnd many injured in tho disorders. Middlecoff Goes Into Second Playoff Playoff Starts Tonight, Hope Meets Prides Playoff starts in the Southwes Arkansas League tonight with th Hope Legionnaires going to Tex nrkan.i for a game with the loop leading Prides. A second game will be Wednesday night between th two teams. The first team to TUNNEL OF and French oom mlttcex ore dlacuculnK plans for a tunnel under the English Channel from Folkestone, England, to Cap Grls-Kcz, France. The miniature model pictured above gives nn Idea of how It may look.

Two railway sections and two motor vehicle roads will lake up most of the space. Such tunnel was proposed in 1880,, but opposition, by tho British War Office stymied the project. iiro eomiiiH Into pollllt-iil (Mim- which I iiliMi-rvi'tl In Hrlluln vhon Hit- C'uiisci-viitlvfs tiiult office mil found Ihcmsr'lvcs I'm lit In ni- 'ntvi' thi-lr CdiiHcrviillvc t'l-oiirum, jcoiiusi- tlu-y knew It would Ix- un- i Hiu-liil si-i'iu-uy is not CUM- I Hfl'Viillvf, It in riiillcnl nnd Kli'i-nhiiwt-r ci-rliiinly IIIUAVI Hi- know Unit soclnl xccurlly Is unonisiUuUcmnl. fur, Kiirt'ly, lit Wc.it I'olnt, dt-tit kuiniti that the nntionnl tirnnu-tit linn no cunstilutionnl Iliiirtly to miiki- nil employed buy Insuriiiu'o iii'iiinst Uu-if will from fomptmy which is bankrupt by nnrnuil Mtuiulurds nt mlitM flxwl by the selliM- for the of flnnnclnx tlu- pnllticnl prutirtim of pnrty. knows thnl the Ittlon nt tin; xociul Hocvirily system would ctuiBo a U-ri'lbU- qunku.

Sn Meridian Keeps Cotton Loop Lead 1 New York C'lili'iiijo SI. l.oul't iM'Irnlt Monday's srhedule Ni-w York at IJoston Hajschi 111- VH Mrodowski Only (Ninie Hcheduled. Sunday's results New York Itiiston 2 Cleveland 112, Chicago 2-1. St. Louis Delruit 2-1.

By The Associnted Press Mi ridiiin dropped the Kl Dorado Oilers 11-2 to keep its fivo-ijnmo Slates Leiuiuo NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn New York Si. Louis 1'MliulHpliia whut dooii he doi 1 Instt-iid of prom- i llosiini to wlpi- out this corrupt de. vice und close iiff this source ol i liillinnsi to be wlisted on he promises moro noclnl se- So our Itcptiblicuri nointnoo plumps ftir nnd loss That Is a mucky word but "lUrimbllcIsm" si-ems VV 7M till (II 157 1. ftB li-l itV 114 Pet. Sunday's results phiii 2, Brooklyn 1 Now York 3-1 Boston ond Kiiui Hess St.

Louis 2, Cincinnati 1 C'hlcatto 3-2, 1'itlHburtih 2-5. COTTON STATES Moridtun (iiei'iuvoud Kl Ourailn Monroe Tine Hlutf Cirei-nville Hut 71. Niithl's Ucsults: Mt-ndinn tl Kl Dorado 2 Uiei-mvivd 10 Hot Sprinns Pint- Bluff I Ni'U-li'V 111 Monroe 3 Tonioht'a Games: Hut Springs Gri'i'iiwoi'il J-iiu- ISIuft CSreo.nvilli- Kl Ooriiilo Meniliiin Moiirui- ai N.itclu'/ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 71 ti7 Mrs, WlnKrud l-'urrh, the senior of tho Murnhiill ulrls of Marshall, who hnvo runnlnn lit- tli- rovolutlon nunlnst Imby-sil- tcra' withholding tn.x, bnwled out sbot'tly be for the lU-publicmi convention for obncrvtnii that tho Hopubllcnns were just dumb Domocriits who wunted tlu- sensation of votlnu wllilc voting for soclnllst prunrum. They simply would not for tho only Hopubliciin Republii-nn in the con- vi-ntlon. She slu- IU-IMI niliuirUy Kciniblloun for yours nnd shi- llkod.

Ike. Now she will BI-I-, Ike will nut only defend tho buby- slllcts' deduction but rniso the unto us hiith SU'Voimon doo.s t.ir hltih- c-r. Kvon If Iko wins, u-ntly will no Hcpublicuiv party loft i-x- ct-pt In nnmt-. The hilior rolutlons whtther Tuft-lliuiloy or tho pld Wanner version, is un import i from nocliiHst Kuropo where, in-i tjio pin lu-lpiition of union-si Atlanta In politics und govornmont under! Now Orleans tho title of has meant do-: Memphis ClUte disaster. Usually disaster, Mobile But Ike roconmumd Nashville abolition ot this man-tiiip linv.

HeililiK- Ruck will como out for rcpol of! Tuft-Hartley" and the passage of! some substitute "eorrectints" the 1 Last Nl hl Results: reforms embodied in Taft-Hwrtloy, 1 11 nu il Atlanta 1-2 Which are timid enough, This would- Nashville ii-a, nirminsbam 5-5 Offend Taft and the few real Republicans. But the union bosses are mighty toco and Ike will need (til the voles he can wheedle out of them and their subjects Why then shoulo 1 vote for Ike', 1 frankly, I wunt to vote Stevenson. We don't know this fellow. had no on him even tit convention timo, Hut this another K. U.

Hoosovolt. lie a man with a mission. Uivo him his hettd; him tho sense of that cpir.us wiUt the recitation ul the oath and a record of 30 yours unbroken "mandate" for and (or the hills, men: My skraight RetHtblican friends: ore unhappy and can't boast that; 1 am dancing In the streets, either. In 1848. when the late returns con-; firmed victory I confided n.y despondent belief that were; tor socialism.

I wasn't: wrong, was It We have fur a war that we are to (ight with vigor lest we irtitnte the enemy, inflation, un-; payroll in the guise; Ol SOtial levied to finance program and a Kepub- plnyinj; catch-up i-aines back, also won again li.v bratlni; Monroe yosterclay. The Iwu top team-; each hnvf-i I nnly nine names to play e.ndod a six-ennu season. Kor jit's just about a case of net-dint; i tu in every name. Meridian can only five of its rc-mainlns fiarnes and lake tin- title. In other names yesterday, Green wood dumped Hot Springs 10-, and Cii-i-nville beat Pine Bluff ii-1.

The Mllylers two four run InmiiKs to drop Kl Dorado. In the third itiniiu; four runs came across sinnlus by Gone Pompclia, George Foster, Beans Giodanengo and Vallie Haves, double by 1 Manauor Tommy Davis, one error nnd a walk. In the eighth, singles by Ray Krupa, double by Foster, an error and Pompella's throe run homer brought in four more. Heavy liittinH by the first five men in batting order save the Indians their win over Monroe. The quintet got of the 15 hits and sco! ed 11 of the 13 runs.

The Greenwood Dodgers batted around in the, opening of their game with Hot Springs to six runs. They added the other four in the sixth. clubbed two hurlers Brown Leads Lookout to Another Win By Mercer Bailey Associated Press Sports Writer Country Brown, limber-leggec'j former Atlanta centerfielder now I chasing flies for Chattanooga, had plenty reason to wear an ear-to- ear grin today. lie has provided the key play In each of Chattanooga's three victories out of four games in his first series in his former home 1 park. In Saturday's doubleheadcr Country's two run homer gave Chattanooga a lead in the opener the Lookouts never dropped and in the ni a Brown saved the game by cutting down a cracker runner at the plate with a neat, nohop peg.

Then Sunday, Country slammed ninth-inniiiR triple to send home thr lying run. He crossed the plato with the winning score on a bad throw-in of his hnrdhit ball. Brown homered and doubled to help down his former teammates, 54, in the opener. In the second game, the Crackers losing streak by the Lookouts, 2-1. Those amazing Memphis Chicks grabbed a doubleheader from New Orleans to move into a third-place tie with the Pels.

Woodrow Rich hurled two-hit ball in winning the opener, 5 1. Dixie Upright and Floyd Fogg, each an exPel, hit successive homers in the seventh. The Chicks scored twice in the top of the ninth to the night KANSAS CITY Cary Mid' dlecoff into his second touinameiit playoff within a week tiKiiiy. lUirke Jr. of Houston.

for the Kansas City Open nolf title. The Memphis, pro and Hurko lied at 27(i strokes, 12 under' par. ai the end of the regulation 72 holes in the $15,000 tournament. The Ill-hole medal play match fur the first prize was scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. over the par-72 Milbtirn Country Club course.

Just a week ago today Middle coff lost a playoff to Julius Boros. Mid Pines. N. in the $25,000 "World" Golf Tournament at i Chicago. In day's competition.

Burke turned in a sizzling 5-under- par 67 after missing a 30-inch putt on the last hole. He blamed the bark of a dog, which came just ns he started his putt, for the mi.ss. Middlecoff played his last two holes in a driving rain and got a 69. Burkp, who won four consecutive tournaments earlier this summer, played eight rounds of sub-par golt in the Tam-O'Shnnter and "World" Golf Tournaments at Chicago and for Hope tonight. Mineral Springs will journey ti Nashville for a playoff game tc night before moving to Minera Springs for the second game an possibly a third.

Winners will meet in a three game series next week for league championship. 1 Strike Fight to Be Aired in Court PINK BLUFF, Ark. UP) Henri iiilL! on a complaint charging unio members with hitting a trainrrui a train entering a strik affected plant hero began morning in Jefferson court. Tin- complaint was filed by llv Standard Brake Shoe and Foundr; Company against the AFL Inter national Molders and Foundr, Workers Union. On Saturday two members of th union were arrested under Arkar v.as well under par in four roundsi sas Anti-Violence Act for the here.

I ported injury ot the trainman. ioi kc who took money witlings by tho lead virtue of in his .422 dark IVt ABC a.m. The Breakfast Club; 10:30 Break The 11:30 a.irv. The Mac McGuire Show; 10:30 Queen For A MBS Game of Day Network i p.m. New York Giants at Chicago Cubs.

Prosecutor Pat Mullis a James (Dixie) Meeks has boon hit-' at Chicago, had to settle cused of striking J. D. Goosw for $50 here after shooting 74 for. 11 0 trainman. a total.

Meeks and Gracly Alexnndei "It just goes to prove I can shoot union business agent, were arres poor soil 1 as easily as I can shoot ofl Saturday and released on bad the good-natured Horns' bonds each. Mullis declined comment on Alexander's ar but both explained. Kd 1'nrky Oliver, I.emont, who started the final round in Un- meij wore charged wit "interference, of lawful emplo, lie at 277, good for $1,200 each. load with 2(M strokes, and Dave! ivrnt." of Newark. who was I An attorney for the union men in second place one stroke behind, tors said that neither the uni fettled for a second and third place "i' its arrested members had comment to make.

The Company's entered as an amcTj nienl to an earlier petition a temporary restraining order rwinst mass picketing of the planj The amendment also asked thf Ciip.7-5. Little Rock, which like Memphis 1 as taken on new life in the stretch sparked a run in the seventh inning which put the Travs ahead. The Bears scored once In the ninth. Nashville's Bob Boring homered in the ninth to give the Vols a 0-5 edge over Birmingham. Nashville took the second 8-5, after a bases loaded homer by Bama Ray put the Vols ahead in the second inning.

tre temporary restraining order made a permanent injunction. Some HiO members the uni. left their jobs at the plant 21 because of wage differences. In England the radiator ornj ment on an automobile is called "mascot." ij i SPANISH RANGE LEE WELL5 PilliiWlc.il 1. I liylxx-K Wells.

.48:) for hits. Tho Bucks drove Bob from the mound in tho fifth inning and scored four runs. .503 .542 .492 .477 .409 1-5 Little lUa-k Mobile i Memphis 5-7, New Orle: 1 Tonight's Games: Chattanooga at Atlanta i at Binninghum Little Hoek ut Mobile Memphis nl New Orleans AMKHICAN ASSN. Columbus Charlestiin 0-0 -It) Louisville SC St, 1'aul a Minneapolis 5 Kansas t'ity 'J-l, 0-6 PACIFIC COAST 137 San Francisco 5-fi Oakland 8-10 Los Angles 4-1, Portland 4-fi Seattle 2-0 i San Diego 7-4 Sacramento TEXAS UEAOUIS 7 Shroveport 3 Kfrt Worth 7 5 Oklahoma City 4 San Antonio Tulsa 5 Houston 3 WKSTEKN LEAGUE IVnver Pueblf 4 CoKirado Springs 10 Sioux City 5 Lincoln 4-3 Omaha 3-5 IVs Moines vs Wichita at El Dora do. rain.

Irving Boim limited the Judfics to six liit.s. Tho Pino Bluff stftind tiol its only run in the sixtn when AI walked, went to second on a wild pitch and scored en a single. League Leaders By The Associated Press NATIONAL LKAGUK BATTINC, Mnsial, St. LouU, Kluszowski. Cincinmiti, .315: l.oekman.

York, .311. lU'NS Humus, St. Louis, (10; Lofkman. New York, 79; Robin son, lirooklyn and Musial, St.Louis, 77. HITS Adams; Cincinnati, 143; Schoendienst, St.

Louis. 142; Musi- at. St. Louis. 141.

HOMK UUNS Saner. Chicago, 31; Hodges, Brooklyn and Kiner, Pittsburgh, 2ti. PITCHING Roe, Brooklyn. 81, Wilhelm. New York, 102, Black, Brooklyn, 92, .818.

AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Fain, Philadelphia, Michell. Cleveland, Woodlins, New York, .321. Berru. New York and Joost, Philadelphia, 79; Minoso, Chicatto and Rosen. Cleveland, 75.

HITS Fox, Chicago, 149; Rob rnson, Chicago, 138; Jensen Washington. ISO. HOMi: RUNS Doby. Cleveland. 2U; Berra, New York, 24; 7.erm,il, Philadelphia, 22.

Consuegva. Wash tW), Shantz. Philadelphia. 214, Raschi. New York, 133, .813.

2 Top Radio Programs NEW YORK Monday night: NBC 7 Gordon MaCrae Show Barlow Orchestra: 8 Lavalle Band ot America. CBS 5:80 Curt Massey Time; 7:30 Godfrey's Talent 8 JRcmance. the; ABC 6:30 The Ranker; publican devoted to Cttndida'le who is afraid tw ie- same socialism that tfce j7 Taylor; 8 Paul ate offer. What really have njau's Teen 6:30 Gabriel I never such 41 listless cam-jiuo rival branches of one Socialist I Republicans consol-I party. 1 think 1 prefer the Kisen- w4th hope that branch.

It would be new to preserve rwpublie by amfaiaiMMIfc jmith a KA. mvt im power and would start oif slightly, seKcotucious. I flinch trum the sfeoclf of socialism Badge MBS Stars in the Keatter; Crime Dees Not Pay. Tuesday: NJiC I 10:30 CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE BLAISE leaned forward eyes level. "Wo need to lay cards face up, Lc6nis.

You had me put away in jail, you grabbed land where you could, drove oft your neighbors. Now you claim to be all sweetness and light." "So?" "You talk but you ride me out of Calabasas. You use my rancho as a line camp and when 1 take over, it's burned. A man's killed in Siml. My partner is now a woman.

I'm warned to get out of the country or bo bushwhacked. Kidnapping, land grabbing, arson, bushwhack and plain murder. I think you're behind It." Leonis blinked. "You're crazy," ain't enough, Leonis. You talk fine but prove nothing." "I have never take words like that before anyone, let alone my crew.

I do not take it now, except I see that you believe these things. 1 tell you the truth, then you do what you want. But 1 do not wait next time to explain if you still call me liar. What is this about a woman? What are these prisoners you bring to Calabasas and send word that 1 am to leave them alone? Why should I bother?" "They're Vasquez's men. He's interfered twice now to your advantage." Leonis made an impatient ges ture.

"Give me facts, not what you think about theni. I know nothing." Blaise told about Rennle's kidnapping, and the attaek on the hideout. "And you blame me?" Leonis Mked. "I think Vasquez is your man. Maybe he look Rennie on the spur of the moment, but a split of ten thousand would help you." Leoaia' flashed but hla voice remained calm.

"I have done many perbapo. But I have never kidnapped a woman, or ordered done, or ahared any profit from it. You may believe it" studied him closely. "Vas quez does your work for you." be said. "That Ui never so! I have tried to build a ranch here once thoufbt to make it big to the mountains east and soutn and north.

But I never use Vasquez. I will five you Scorpion riders to htm down km him." "And WWW not a ftacer tUttta." decUred hotly. tfcMM you believe of me. You drive viy men from your rancho. You come back to live there, it is right hey leave," "They didn't talk that way." "They did not know.

1 tell them arc not to go back, ever. It your rancho you have it. I drive you from Calabnsas because 1 think you start gunning from the moment you return. I put in jail. You want to get even.

want only to Uccp peace in Calabasas nnd this land." "Once you didn't." "Once I did not," Leonis agreed, 'But then 1 have not nearly lost everything with flood anil drought. I have not then understand this will not be big cattle country, that nave enough land tor my own needs. 1 do not set tire to your place. 1 do not have anyone killed in Siml, nor do I join with a dirty bandit to kidnap. That I don't do," "You're asking me to believe a lot only on your own word," Blaise sffid finally.

"Is that not enough?" Leonis demanded. a 1 under the circumstances." Leonis' eyes flashed. "Maybe 1 tell you something that help you. SVho is buying up homestead claims a little at a time over the past ten years Who has bought tax-delinquent lands? I do not care who, but 1 do learn the old, vacant land out in the Valley is bought up, a bit here, a bit there. Up toward Chatsworth, between there and the Mission, are the most farms.

New almost all In ten years. Who they buy from?" "All right, who?" Hal interposed. Leonis paid no attention to huii. "I take advantage of what I find. Like I icarn about Chavez when 1 think 1 want Valley land and I come to your rancho while you are gone." "Then it was you!" Blaise exclaimed.

"I hunt, that only. We do not plant Chavez's gun because we never had tu Neither me nor any Scorpion man kill that bad hombre. But 1 find the weapon. I use it. You blame me for killing Chavez.

I never did it. No man of mine did it. The trail you follow was never mine." Leonis straightened with a sign, looked from Hal to Blaise. "I have toW you what I know. I want no mere trouble, but I will help you hang Vasquex.

for that brings peace at last to the Valley and to me. Out do not ever again call liar, or say that I or kly patience is gone. Yet I will; icnd Scorpion riders to help guard; he prisoners and take them to Angeles for trial. It is a regret that Vasquez is not among 1 hem. So goodbye now." Back In Calabasas, jaded and veary, Blaise and Hal partook of heir meal at the little Cafe.

Mon- riders had galloped into town, stationing themselves Ilk juards at strategic points. Over his coffee Hal asked: 'Whore you headin' next, ner?" "Conejo. Maybe I didn't ask all the questions I should." "Maybe I'd better ride along. You flush this gent we're hunting and you might need a lot of help." "No, Hal. I'll go alone." Hal rolled a 'Cigarette, and spoke soberly.

"I don't know much about the folks down here not you. But it it ain't Leonis. it'd be just one other." He took a his match. "What about her?" Blaise looked up. "I don't know.

Hal." I'd rather It be her," Hal said, testing each word. "She's married, and now, even if she wasn't married," Blaise cut in. "Weil, that's a little something," Hal admitted. "I ain't said a wort! since 1 didn't know how things stood. But she caught me hard from the first time 1 seen her, Blaise.

So I hope it ain't Mark Davis." "Who fast and hard," Hal admitted. He marie wry face. "Ride to Conejo. Tell me what you find out." Blaise came to the edge of town, and settled to the ride ahead. He saw no sign of Mark he rode by the house, so he con" tinued up the rojjd.

Mrs. Case b4m welcome and, soon-after, Wai and Paul returned from the was ready and they atie lm" mediately In that concentrated sil ence typical of ranch and farm. A last Paul sighed contentedly an sat back. "What's the news?" he aske Blaise sketched Rennie's kidnai ping. They listened In stunne.

amazement and Walt spoke ingly. "You said you'd call me. never heard nothing and this was going on." "Things mo-fed too fast." answered with a smile. He at Paul. "But when your done, I could use him a few Paul GltM 02AMKIKI ONLY THR6Gf 6UTU9 GAMES VMAVBA PLAY N-THE LAW i MAN IN v)x Electoral College Answer to Previous Puzzle OUT OUR WAT By J.

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