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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

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The Courier Newsi
Location:
Blytheville, Arkansas
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7
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SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1952 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopl, RAINED-OOT GAMES ARE ABOUT A HUGE CANVAS, OH PRACTICAL 6 7 LE CANVAS OVER THE STADIUM (DM TALL AfJCrtED STEEL SUPPORTS PRAIRIE SCMOOMEK JDEA OAJ A SCALED a DOORS, ISLOOS' I FOR Political Announcements to Preferential Election July 20. 1952 For County Judse- GENE BRADLEY PHILLIP DEER I. D. SKEDD For Circuit Clerk GERAUDINE LISTON For Stale Senator SEN LEE FJEARDEN HENRY K. HOYT For Stale Rep.

KENNETH S. SULCER For Post No. 2 SPRING PLANTING SEEDS Oats, Alfalfa, l.csperteza, Clovers, Soybeans and Seed Corn. See us before you buy. BIytheville Soybean Corp.

Phone 6856 1800 West Main PRESCRIPTIONS Fresh Slock Guaranteed Best Kirby Drug Stores FAIIM LOANS Pay NY AMOUNT ANYTIME from farm r'ncomn penalty Thii Fumout FftfiM INCOME PRIVILEGE is written into yonrnote wfteit you harp a tin tt from TERRY Abstract Realty Co. 213 Walnut Phone 2381 Mortgage Loans of All Kinds COURIER NEWS 'J u. s. w. bf Ur-Mtt.

I "If you don't find anything wrong with me, I'm some quit seeing you twice a can't stand tho suspet between visits!" to suspense FOR THE BUY OF YOUR LIFE- See Us About OVERHAULING YOUR ENGINE Biyrhevillc Motor Co. Phone 4422 FINA FOAM the Newly. Developed Bubble Bath for Fine Fabrics, RUBS and Upholstery speedy cleaning job. ARKANSAS PAINT GLASS CO. 105 E.

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Wt DeliTcr Highway 81 at State Line Phone 111 illmq" Helen McCloy borne. I.n Inc DucRnn'ji miirdrr wlilt l.n\vrcncr. tile pocl, rrrditM tlic OnuRlilrr. fiticM. Is 10 rnn- liumfr.

n. Hn.ll. Ilnxtl corn 10 ti cr In rnlk lo Frnati I.IojH. XVI JJAS1L WILLING took the clipping about Drugnn's death "Did you see about from his pocket. this" 1 "Yes." Frank Lloyd was puzzled "Jack Duggan died after he left Zimmer's house.

He may have been poisoned there. Perdita and her fnlher were among the other guests." ''And Stephen never told me!" "The police don't want the story published in full yc t. Stephen Lawrence was afraid lo confide in a newspaper reporter. But I'm going to risk it because you have a personal inlcresi in this." do you mean?" "Perriila (aintct! when she first heard the news of Duggan's death. Does she know or suspect something she hasn't ihe police? I need hardly tell you that's dangerous when there's a poisoner at larse.

11 Lloyd was shocked. "1 had no idea. But Pordila wouldn't protect a poisoner!" The warmth in his voice revived Basil's likmg for him. "People can qel themselves situations where Ihcy have no choicl Even nice people. Suppose yoi teli me when you first began to fear that Perdita's anxiety was neurotic or "Joyd sighed.

-You win. It about two months ago." how long has Perdila that her father was going "A year and a half." "In that case, some other blow may have fallen about two months ago. Any idea what It might be?" "Of course not. People don't remember things like that. Wail a minute! do recall the first time 1 thought something queer was going on." "Tell me." "It was just about two months ago when 1 went into the Lawrences' house with Perdita's father.

As we came in, 1 heard a voice upstairs jaying: 'You will nothe one thing out of the ordinary certain number of us never speak of the future. would be bad taste for us, don't you "I had never heard the voice before. It was a lovely, rich contralto with a great variety of inflection. It slopped speaking when Slcphcn Lawrence shut Ihe door and we were still taking off our coals when a woman came to the head ol the stairs whom I had never seen before. Perdita, coming down just behind her, introduced her to me as Mrs.

Yorke. And that was the first time thought Perdila looked shattered and tremulous, like someone who has suffered a shock." A POLICE car took Inspector Foyle and Basil to a six-story building on Thirty-fourth Street between Lexington and Third. Samson of the Homicide Squad was waiting In the doorway of the rear apartment "Came this morning." Samson held out a thick brown envelope addressee) to Oilman. "Guaranty Trust. April statement, I suppose." Foyle ripped Ihe envelope open and frowned.

Basil smiled. "You needn't tell me. I can guess. There is no sum of $400 in the debit column." "Right." Foyle dropped the statement. "That check lo 'J was nm-er cashed.

And now' it's disappeared." Biiil knfccd About UM comfortable living room. A bookcase with books on criminology Duggan wasn't literary. A large black cat with golden eyes strolled from benind the sofa and rubbed his back against Samson's leg "Duggan's?" "Yes." Samson looked sheepish. "I gave him some canned milk and liver I found in the refrigerator. I was thinking of taking him home to my little boy." Basil looked at the cat and said, "Duggan was lonely." 'Hc had a mother and a sister in Nebraska," said Foyle.

"Mo close friends in New York." "Anything else?" "We've tested an extract of Due- gan's stomache tissue," the inspector went on. "No quantitative analysis yet, but Lambert, Ihe toxicologist, made a guess that Duggan had at least 10 grains codeine. Is that whaf you wanted to know?" nodded. "And what persona) items did you find here? We don't know much about the man." an odd key here that doesn't fit any of the locks He was an ideal tenant, the janitor says, clean and quiet. And he must have been out of town in March.

He left the cat with the janitor and canceled his milk order from March 21 to March 31," "Was he any good as a detective?" "He did an right. He had two assets; he worked alone without any operatives to share a secret. and he looked so commonplace thai no one was likely lo suspect that he was a detective. His forte was discretion and honesty They don't always go together in that racket Bui he was the sort that family lawyers recommend lo limid clients," "The sorl of detective thai (Catherine Shaw might hear about from some friend," mused Basil. "No link with (Catherine Shaw or else we care about," Foyle exhaled a weary breath.

"The reports would have to be have you forgolten? Duggan had no assistants Miss Shaw was blind." I Television- Tonite, Tomorrow WMCT. Memphis. Channel 4 SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 6:00 All Star Revue 7:00 Show of Shows 8:30 Your Hit Parnde ole Am. Barn Danes 9:30 Wrestling 10:30 News 10:35 c. A.

Preview 10:45 Ken Murray 11:45 News 11:55 Sign off SUN'DAY. MAY II 9:30 Test Pattern News 10:00 Bisho Sheen IfcSO Candy Carnival 11:00 Frontiers of Faith 11:30 American Inventory 12:00 Hats in the Ring 13:30 Free Enterprise 1:00 Star of Family 1:30 Beulnh 2:00 Meet the Prpss 2:30 Hall of Fame 3:00 Zoo Parade 3:30 Film Feature 4:30 World's Greatest stories 5:00 Royal Showcase 5:30 Mr. Bobbin 6:00 Comedy Hour 7:00 Playhouse 8:00 Red Skelton 8:30 Stit Invin 9:00 Love Lucy 9:30 Rebclalres 9:45 Washington Spotlight 10:00 Names the Same 10:30 News 10:35 Toast of Town 11:35 News 11:45 Sign oft MONDAY, MAY 12 6:45 Test Pattern 7:00 Today 7:25 News 7:30 Today 7:55 News 8:00 Prologue to Future 8:30 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mrs.U.S.A. 9:30 Strike It Rich 10:00 Storyland 10:15 Love of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:46 Morning Meditation 11:00 Film Fcaturette Garry Moore 11:4.5 1st 100 Yenrs 12:00 News 12:15 Farm News 12:30 Hoinenmkeis Progrfiin 1:00 Hig Payoff 1:30 Rnlph 2:00 Kate Smith 3:00 Hawkins Falls 3:15 Gabbv Hayes 3:30 Howdy Dootfy 4:00 News 4:05 Berl olswnnger 4:30 Space Cadets 4:45 Musical Varieties 5:00 Kukla, Fran Ollle 5:15 5:55 Weatherman 5:30 Those TWCJ 5:45 News Caravan Paul Winchell 6:30 Howard Barlow Ciov. Browning 7:20 Robert Montgomery 8:30 Who Said That 9:00 Slim Rhodes 9:25 News 9:30 Strike It Rich 10:00 Wrestling News 11:00 Man Against Crime 11:30 News 11:35 Sign off (hat means Speedometer Repair! We specialize riving 1-day service on speedometer repair fnr all makes of cars and Irucks Drive In help rou DKfVE WITH CARE T.

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