The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

FRIDAY, MAY 23, 195S OUK BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoop I. SAD, KSHR RJT I'M AN OLD SCOTLAND AMD I'M 6REWIMS A JlM-DArODV Trtws A BAMDAfOMA LI THAT HAD AiJD SEE wweee rue DOS SECRETES Political Announcements Subject Preferential Election July 29, 1952 For County Judge OKNE BRADLEY PHILLIP J. DEER I. D. SHEDD For Circuit Clerk GERALD1NE L1STON For Stale Senator BEN.

LEE BEARDEN HENRY K. HOYT WILLIAM H. (BILL) WYATT For State Rep. KENNETH S. SULCER For Post No.

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I ST. THE STORTi Jack prlvmle decretive, of Or. Zlmmer. ehlnlrtm. nlKfci K.ik- 'Iri'ttHV 1 vr Mel' "II Vo ml hla r.tlrnl., rcncc.

itocr, poUnMcd. fcvr ck XXVIl" (JHARLOTTE DEAN went on. "Mr Yorke wasn't in the least uneasy He didn't stammer even hesitate or anything like that. But lie did seem a weary all and rather silent As ror LV. Zimme'r Charlotte smiled.

Has thai man ever been ill at ease in his lire? He's always the perfect host, genial and considerate, as ready to listen as to talk but never at a loss for a word when Ihere is an awkward pause And so vastly civil, as they said in the 18th century! He wears his courtesy like armor and it makes him quite impenetrable to ordinary like myself. But I do like him. And Mr. Shaw was very attentive to me." "You've forgotten Mrs. Mann" said Gisela.

"She was just as usual. Not very profound in her conversation pcrlinps, but always amiable and smiling." Charlotte's own smile was rueful. "I know this is not the sort of thing you wanted to hear. Dr. Willing, but as nothing else happened, all I can report are these gossipy little details that csn't have much interest tor you 1 won't sny I'm sorry, a would h.ive been dreadful if that idea of yours about Miss Shaw had turned to be the truth.

I'm glad If vc helped you to prove It waant Basil's face was grave as he answered her "My dear fs Shaw notning has been proved jet. I've warned you of possible danger. me repeat that warning." "Oh." Her eyes clouded. -And I thought it was all over "Have you thought any rriore about this?" From his desk Basil took the scrap of paper they had found In Miss Shaw'i copy at Keats. "I havent had time, Charlotte fumbled at her iabot and detached a long, slim, Italian lorgnette.

Daintily the peered through the lenses at the grubby scrap of paper. -All those letters and the combination of a safe?" "It looks more like a receipt for something that costs $30," said Gircla. "Something indicated by 4C104WS. Don't department stores use code numbers to indicate the type ana size of clothing or other merchandise?" "This isn't a department store t.i= or sales slip." answered Basil printing. Just a handwritten scrawl." "Then I really have no Idea what it is." The lorgnette snapped shut and dropped to dangle from its black ribbon.

"I'm sorry to be of so little help to you!" "Oh, but you have been a great deal of help," returned Basil 'More, oerhaps, than you have any idea. And lei me remind you of your promise not to mention this slip of paper to anyone It would be dangerous." AS soon as Charlotte had gone, Gisela turned to him In amazement "You didn't tell her about Stephen Lawrence!" -It would have altered her Impression of the whole evening and distorted every observation she made," he explaned. "It's strange the hasn't heard about it already from someone else." "You think so? Lawrence Isnl Joing to talk about mmething that might be construed as his attempt at suicide or his daughter's at- empt at mcrcy-kiiling. Neither It sht 1 shall not report one as anything but accident, for I have no evidence that It was anything else. Probably no one who wac at that dinner last Friday has the slightest suspicion of what happened to Lawrence the person responsi- le for Gisela looked at him In consternation.

"So they're all going to dine together again Friday nightl Can't you do something?" Basil did not appear to be listening. He was looking at the grubby scrap at paper witi its scrawl of letters and That after dinner, he went to the bookshelves where he kept the old books he had Inherited from his grandparents and look down a slim volume In mottled boards with spine and comers o. sort at binding UMd in the 19th century when a magazine or pamphlet was bound at the owner's expense. He was so absorbed that Gisela finally looked over his shoulder to see what it was. "Dickens! Of all things! -Mrs.

Urriper's legacy I never heard of it." "It's an interesting rather an Interesting collection of by Mri. Lirriper's One of them i curiously modern, with the atmosphere that preceded the French Revolution doubling for the unrest of our own limes. Yet my grandmother bought on a railway station 1870." taw him reading the book jeveral times in the next days, but was not until fniiay afternoon that he put it clown with a new look in his eyes look of decision and excitement. "You've got an Idea!" she cot- claimed. "Several Ideas." "Tell me!" "1 think I know why Duggan was killed and how." "Did you get it from something 'erdila omitted?" "No.

From something she added. Jnneccssarily. There isn't time to alk now. I've only a couple ot hours before these people meet igain at Dr. Zlmmer's.

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