The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

MONDAY, MAY OUK BOARDING HOUSI wirii Major (ARK.) COUHTKR DO L. WILLOVJ oJ CHMR, MACK CRAvJL. BACK -THE COV6RS AMD COMB OUT OF THE ETMSR TUB RIGHT OP THE MAJOR'S UTTLfel SURPRISES AW OLD nd EM6LI6H SHEEP HE'S A WORKING POOCH AMD He WftMTS TO HERD US SHEEP OUTA Ike 6ARM AND to tue gus CM, Yte'LL LET Political Announcements Subject to Preferential July 29, 1952 Election For CojjiUj- Judge GENE BRADLEY PHILLIP J. DEER I. D.

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Zimmer's parties usually include his patients and their families?" "Oh, yes." Rosamund readily. "That's another reason I was surprised to see you there. And that's why I said were all supposed to know each other. Max- believes a psychiatrist should study a patient in his normal social environment. lie says biulo- gists XI ATE that day Basil and Gisela 1 Willing called on Rosamund Yorke.

She was cnterlainina nests. She introduced her hus- id Thereon who was mixing ktails. then alter the 1 were settled she demanded: "Who was that little man at Dr. 2 I A wh a' became oMiim?" "The little man was named Duggan," said Basil. "He died a few minuses after he left Dr I Zimmcr's." "Died?" eves rounded.

"How?" "He was poisoned by some opi- I ate, probably codeine, while he 1 was at Dr. Zirnmer's." 1 "Cut no one there knew I except Dr. Zimmer." him fcven Dr. Zimmer says he didn't I know the man," returned Basil I "He was invited as a guest of Miss I Shaw. Apparently she was the person there who ever met I him before." "And she died Ihe saine This checked Rosamund for a "mo- Iment.

She went on more slowly I than usual. "Did Ihe little man me before he had lime Icil you why he was using your name'" I "He told me nothing coherent He mutlered something some place whcrs no bird "That fs fant.istlc! Even on lodcrn battlefields birds SUIE. And dead to Miss Shaw under bis "Basil, have you any idea in the world why Miss Shaw should cm- ploy a private been hoping for a chance you that," returned "You knew Miss Shaw. I be. A to asl Basil, didn't." "So that's wliy you came to see me so promptly!" Rosamund's mocking glance took in Gisela.

"To your husband, I'm just another witness. Or should I sav suspect?" Basil laughed. "Would I bring Gisela here if I thought that?" "Thank goodness you brought her!" Rosamund had recovered her usual manner, an air of mocking challenge. "But I haven't the faintest idea in the world vhy Miss Shaw should engage a private detective. I really can't help you at all." "I think you can," said B.isil mildly.

"There was a curious al- mospherS at Dr. Zimmer's last night. Why were you so surprised to see me there? Why did you say you always supposed I was oji the other side of the fence?" 'You are on the other side of Max dimmer's fence." Was Rosamund's answer a shade too glib? 'You're a modified Freudian and he Jj strictly Gestatt. I'm a pa- of his." For the first time Rnsil lookc'l at Rosamund wilh a clinical eye. ic had some women patients who seemed healthy but none who radiated vitality Rosamund did I change, ffe thinks psychiatrists should study patients while they are functioning sodnlly.

So he gives weekly dinners for us and our families and watches our responses to each other." "Who were (he other patients last night besides ilriiislev and yourself?" "The only other one I know is about is Perdita Lawrence. "But one of the Cannings probably a patient?" "Of course. Only I don't know which. It's hard for a layman to I teJI. ASH.

found himself wondering if neurotic tcmperamcnls in such concentration might build collective tension to the point of explosion. Could this siluation induce Miss Miaw to engage a privale detective? A sick mind likes to keep the secret of its sickness. "That explains one thing" he said aloud, "You were a rather oddly assorted company. An eld erly invalid like Miss Shaw an intellectual recluse like Stephen I-awrence, and then a rather frivolous pair like the Cannings." "And another rather frivolous pair like Ihe Yorkes," added Rosamund gaily. "I shouldn't have been surprised lo meet you and Miss Shaw together," he answered.

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