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Evening star., 1931-06-07
BANK CLEARINGS.

Quite decided improvement appears
in the report of bank clearings this
week. The total for leading cities in
the United States. as reported to Dun's
Review. of $8,819, ,668 900, is ga per cent
under those of a year ago. At New
York City, clearings of $6,42l, ,781 900
are 3.6 per cent less than those of last
year, while the aggregate at centers
outside of New York of 50. .397 1877 900 is
1876 per cent smaller. The week this
year includes only business days. Tax
ing this into consideration, clearings
this week are considerably in excess of
any week back to the first week of jan
uary and only slightly below the amount
reported fer that week. The improve
ment is further reflected in the average
daily clearing for June to date, amount
ing to 1885, 1884, 900, against an aver
age of 81 ,457, ,562, 900 for April, the lat
ter being larger than for any month
this year prior to June. There were also
only five business days in the week
year ago. Boston, Baltimore and New
Orleans reports larger clearings this
week than in last year. and at several
important cities the reduction from last
years figures Is small. This is notably
the case at New York City.
Bank clearings for the week, as re-
ported to r. G. Dun & Co., and average
daily bank clearings for the year tc
date are compared herewith:
Evening star., 1931-06-07
STEEL INGOT OUTPUT DECLINES
CLOSE TO 40 PER CENT LEVEL

first quarter Of this year showed sur
prising Emergencies from these par
ticular facts, for market prices averaged
only an almost insignificant amount
below those Of the December quarter
and steel production was Is per cent
higher, yet outside Of Bethlehem the
large companies showed marked de-
creases in total earnings.
There may have been some special
factor to depresS earnings in the first
quarter, and that might aid the June
quarter, which certainly needs all the
help it can get, for tonnage Will total
to 10 per cent under the March quarter
and market prices are lower in several
lines, not higher in any item that
would count as to earnings. Unit costs,
moreover, would naturally be higher.
Rivalries in Industry.
Conditions have gotten to such a pass
that feeling is arising in some COM
panies that there is no chance to make
real profits and it is better to curtail
losses by letting somebody else take
orders that could only be secured with
promise of loss. The usual idea in steel
has been that additional business could
be booked at an apparent loss. but H.
advantageous py reducing unit cost az
the entire output. Whether sucn .
spirit of remuneration will spread very
far remains to be seen. It would be
quite new thing in steel. On the
other side there are certain riyalre1
that it would take something quite spe-
cial to terminate.
tCopyrisht, 193')
Evening star., 1931-06-07
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURGH, June 6.-For a Sec
ond week steel ingot production has
dropped 2 points, the rate in the week
now ending being no more than about
40 per cent.
There Is fully Is points, or nearly 80
per cent, decrease from the high point,
in the latter part of March. The rate
Is now between the So per cent of De-
cember, the low month, and the 43 per
cent OF January, and as seasonal de-
crease Is strongly in evidence there can
hardly be doubt but that next month
will run below December BY no means
would this be contrary to precedent, as
that has been the usual thing in
ordinary times.
Seasonal Influences.
1t has turned out, contrary to expec-
tations in many quarters, that sea-
sonal influences are particularly strcng
this year. The idea that with buyers
very conservative and that with slow
ly improving fundamental conditions
steel demand would grow slowly and
almost continuously all this year proves
to have been altogether erroneous. Steel
production rose with unusual rapidity.
There are the usual seasonal swings. as
to direction and as to time, but they
are magnified.
1t has never been easy to forecast
steel company's earnings with the
cioseness that might be expected when
facts as to tonnage and market prices
are as well known as they are. The
Evening star., 1931-06-07
BOY FARMER MAKES
PROFIT OUT OF cows
Starting With Heifer Six Years
Ago, He Now Has Nine Holsteins
and $6,046 in Bank.

FREDERICKSBURG Iowa. June 6.
Howard Whitcomb is only l8, but he
can teach many of his elders some
thing about making money raising
cattle.
Six years ago Howard, who lives on
farm in Chickasaw County. near
here, had one heifer calf. Now he has
nine Holsteins and a bank account OF
$l.046 profit from the COWS and calves.
The HolStein Friesan Association des-
lgnated him the Holstein boy champion
of 1880.
The boy has watched his cents.
Butter fat brought him a gross return
CT $803, prizes added $780, His nine
head are evaluated at SLIPS. The total
cost of feeding and caring for his herd
for six years was $l,439.
Young Whitcomb's first heifer.
Chickasaw Tritomia Lass, produced 725
pounds of butter in the past two years.
The second of the herd. Johanna Rose
Homestead Ormsby, made a 348-pound
record as a three-year-old and five OF
the herd have not reached producing
age.
Evening star., 1931-06-07
BUSINESS DECLARED
ON FIRST LAP UPWARD
spscial Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Better busi-
ness in the second quarter of the year
than in the first and a gradual i'm
provement from now on, was the opin-
ion expressed by Joseph Wiltshire, presi-
dent of Standard Brands. Inc, in a
statement TO the 0,000 employees of the
company, none of whom, he said, had
suffered a cut in wages or salary dur
ing the worldwide economic depres-
sion
"On every hand We hear talk of the
general depression in business and the
far from encouraging outlook" said Mr.
Wiltshire. II do not share this view,
and, thinking you may be affected by
these discouraging reports, am taking
occasion to say to you that my feeling
is things are scraping bottom and that
from now on there will be a gradual,
if very gradual, improvement in condi-
tions."
Evening star., 1931-06-07
AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS
DECLINE IN 10 MONTHS
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
Exports of principal American agri-
cultural products were reported by the
Agricultural Department today at $780,
$4,000 for the 10 months from July
to April. as compared with 81 1894, $751;
600 for the corresponding period of year
previous.
A continued decline in exports was
shown in April, when the index of ~
com rodities was placed at 68, the low
est in Is years, with the exception of
the April, 1880, index of IS. In March,
1881, it was ST. and II in February.
Excluding cotton, the April index was
81, the lowest monthly index on record
for 43 commodities.
Imports for 10 months to April were
reported at 1855 1872 900, against 81, $685.
l98,00 year ago.
Evening star., 1931-06-07
BOND INTEREST.

NEW YORK, June 6 (P,ZHolders of
domestic corporate bonds, United States
Governments and foreign dollar bonds
in the six months ended June 80 will
have received q total of S3,574.a91, ,493
in bond interest and in payment for
calls, maturities and redemptions, a
compilation by Standard Statistics Co.
says. The interest amounts to $1,3l4,-
603,698 and the calls, maturities and
redemptions to $2,25s,7s7,795 for the
period.
Evening star., 1931-06-07
FARMS SKILLFULLY
Kansas Farmer Rotates Clover,
Wheat Without Missing Cror.

CANTON, Kars. (P).-Growing sweet
clover in rotation with wheat without
losing a crop is the achievement Of
John Clark, farmer of this community,
who sowed the legume in his wheat
field in April, 1880.
This Spring he had a stand of clover
hat promised seed crop approximately
equal in value to a wheat crop. After
harvest the land will be plowed and
seeded to wheat again next Fall.
Evening star., 1931-06-07
RAISE FOOD CROPS FIRST,
Is CENTENARIAN'S ADVICE
Missourian, Who Has Been Farm
ing 100 Years, Says Money
Crop" Should Come Second.

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. HPy. Some
would call Uncle Tommy" Kemp q
glutton for punishment.
I've been farming" he says with a
ring of pride in his voice, for nearly
100 years"
Eighteen years past the century mark
by his own count. Uncle Tommy pur-
chased seed and new farm implements
to inaugurate the 1881 season on his
small place five miles frcm town.
Il want to tell you the fellow who
grows just one or two crops-the kind
he thinks are money crops'-is Just
out Of luck" says Uncle Tommy. He'd
better raise things to eat first, and
then work on his so-called money
CROP"
Evening star., 1931-06-07
scott's Mistake Book. Sold.

When Sir Walter SCOTS "Tales of My
Landlord" was first printed in 1916.
there appeared the mistake, THE
trampllng of horses were heard"
Nearly all the copies were recalled. bit
one appeared at an auction in LONDON
recently. Because Of the error the vol1
ume brought s260,
Evening star., 1931-06-07
SUMNER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-CHEAP; HOUSE IN EDGE OF
woods. near big brook: two large rooms, clos
ct and pantry. larEe porch. electricity; clean,
practically new; two miles from Rockville,
Norbeck pike. Phone Rockville S4-J.
3-ROOM COTTAGE. PLENTY SHADE, GOOD
road. 90 per month. LEWIS MAGARITY,
Mclean. Va. Phone 822-F-2.
FOR SALE: ON SENECA LAKE; sl,2oo: AN
attractive furnished cottage; near Dundee.
N. Y. For information address MRS. CALLIE
BAILEY. AZ Rollister St. Dundee. N. Y.
NEW. PLENTY OF TREES OVERLOOKS
the river and canal; swimming, fishing and
Evening star., 1931-06-07
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 EYE. ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES 46l8 NEW HAMPSHIRE


STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. $50. folio III ct seq,
of the land records of the District of Co
lumbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
premises, WEDNESDAY, THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1881. AT
THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing-deScribed land and premises. situate in
the County OF Washington. District OF Column
bia. and DESIGNATED as and being lot 81 in
Shapero's subdivision of lots in Square 33o6.
as per plat recorded in the ONCE of the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia in
Liber "a at folio III.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments, payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per centum per
annum. payable semi-annually. from day of
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. A deposit Of $500 will be re-
Quired at time of sale. All conveyancing,
recording, ETC.. at cost OF purchaser: Terms
of sale TO be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaultinE purchaser.
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
CHARLES E. MARSH.
". SnGNCER ARMSTRON0
5e7iGll,l3,l6,l1 Trustees.
Evening star., 1931-06-07

COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
AUCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10.
1872 miles east of New Market. Va; on
the Lee Highway, u S. Route 2ll: 100 lots,
bungalows. rustic road house. Also
house and lot in town. The lots are ideal
and electricity furnished to the lots Only
2i2 hours by auto from WASHINGTON, d. C.
THOMAS BOWLING CO.,
AuctinneerS.
Washing ton, d. C. Phone National 2os7. .
Evening star., 1931-06-07

Savings deposits in Austria still con-
tiuue to increase.
Evening star., 1931-06-07
SUMMER CAMPS.

LODGE ON MOUNTAIN TOP 3 MILES
from Orkney SPRINGS. Va: furnished; 4
rooms. 30-foot screened porch view OF seven
mountain ranges. Address Box l56-R. Star
once.
SUMNER CAMP FOR CHILDREN TO IA
North Beach Park under management OF
experienced teacher: SO per week. Write or
phone for reservations. z. RHOE HEBRON,
1919 5th NV. Adams 6368-W.
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SALE=EARMS.


23O ACRES. IMPROVED, HALF CLEAR;
meadow. stream, larse amount valuable WOOD
and timber. Good tobacco farm. WORKED ny
three T1U" Years. Snap. ss.45o. 90. terms. THOMAS
& DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. st. Marys Co.. Nd.
4-ACRE CHICKEN FARM. MUST BE soLD
this week: rooms: furnace .rs neat; ru11 onlx
1000 1900. "s ARTHUR CARR. real estate. Hy-
sttsviile. Md. Phone Hyattsyille 159. -
2 ACRES, 6;ROOM HOUSE, BATH: & CHICK. OK.
ARTHUR CARR Hyattsviiie. Md. Phone
IS ACRES. ORCHARD. HOUSE; $3.50 80
acres, crops CROWNS. orchard: me % nu1lS- ano
Phone fhssi FAILS FAILS church % sas.F"4l THos. ":
ia ACRES, BROOM RESIDENCE, IN, EX-
fruit. shru6bery. plenty water; 100 acres
cultivable land grown in crops. II inter:
II Eye vs ses on shiI Lee
10 ACRES RICH, LEVEL LAND: EXCEL
fronts ): ( O. T. T. and ash:Bslto. siyS.:
Co.. pnone Hyattsville 765. .----------
100 ACRES. IMPRoyED BY GROOM DWELL
Ing. with nice sittins; Is clear; balance IN IN
miles from Washington. in Va, bordering on
famous stretm of Bull Run. with another
an 't estate; its@ price. 2 $500. H. B. M1TcHELL
Herndon. Va.
4s-ACRE FARM. WITH FIVE-ROOM BUN
Ralow, outbuildinas and orchard: about 80
acres in timber located in Anne Arundel
$1,000 down and $50 month. Phone Line.
27ls-W. or write l4ll ST. Sc, Apt. 3.
FARM FOR SALE. IS MILES FROM d. c..
in Fairfax Co.; lis acres; quiet, pleasant
home: 100 acres tractor tillage. balance
timber; Price. $3.50. including Garden and
valuable crops. Address Box 4s6-M, Star
Two SMALL. VA. FARMS. ON CONCRETE
road raise MOWERS. watermelons; chickens
Also business places national highway,
with ! to 10 acres land; terms. Address Box
41-k star once
] ACRE ON LEE HIGHWAY. 81 MI. FROM
Washington; 4-room house: good water
rc. ssSo and yasse fruit
1870 ACRES, WOODLAND; 4-RoOM DWELL
Ing, on the State road; La Plata to river
Mr.: M. CLEMENTS. Ironsides. Charles
40 AcREs-1.Ooo FIT. ON MAC ADAM ED.: 2
small houses, barn, stable. fruit, streams.
Sacrifice at $500. Owner C. w. TIGNOR,
North 6l37.
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM-I2 ACRES:
5-room bungalow. chicken houses. etc; 4
Chesapeake Bay Farm.
for corn, potatoes, veeetabies, hoss and
ssDsrasus. Good house. ieT; rooms bath. I'M: fnc
shade. glorious water views; new barn.
io% sc. this hs
AGENT, xlmarnsst. Va.
Evening star., 1931-06-07

SEND CHILDREN TO SHORE.
No. Newport ave. Atlantic City, N J.:
under care of trained nurse and teachers.
home environment; instructive and construc-
tive play and recreation. -
JOSEPHINE v ZIMMERMAN
Evening star., 1931-06-07
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
BEAUTIFUL FARM ON CHEsAPEAKE BAY.
suitable for development. Address Box s6-M,
Star ONCE.
FOR RENT-NORTH BEACH-TWo LARGE
rooms. and two large porches, elec. 5th and
Fredrick Columbia 46l3.
FOR RENT-SHERWOOD FORESTS RMS,
furn.. housekeeping. cleo. water. bath. fine
bathing; eli sports large porch house
vile 1922.
FOR SALE-NORTH BEACH: ONE OF THE
nneSt locations on bay front; corner End h
Bay ave; furnished; easy terms. See owner
wANTED-To RENT TO ROOM COT
location and rate. Address Box 2si-M, Star
office.
NORTH BEACH COTTAGES FOR RENT
running water and elec.; shower bath; clean.
comfortable. 80l Dayton ave. Dec. O4g1-W.'
COLONIAL BEACH-NEW. FURNISHED g.
lots. $50. Address Hox 7s-R. Star Office.
BARGAIN-SOuTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH,
Md.-l0-room house. furnished; bath, elec I.
large front and side porches, screened; lot
Has be Been used as private bosrdinE boa house for
the business. Price reduced to $3.50; a
sbis tsrms ec Can t oee sTd st. nesr Bay
ave. North Chesapeake Beach, Nd. or
write to Z. H. sH1NN, representing J. Z.
FOR SALE. SHERWOOD FOREST : AT
garden. all conveniences; superb water view
Drive slong new shore road to Col. john
sons cottaee.
SANE fIos STE on THE noToMAc NP ga
ONE car fare. about $500 square feel: i2sOi
terms. Wis. 42Sa.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURRAN.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.

7 . 7 :, ',
SALE OR RENT-Beautiul Colonial T.
room house, all improvements: hish. si2ht!T
location. on Defense Highway; large LIVING
room, open fireplace, hardwood floors. NEW
MAN. Holly road, Cheverly. Md. Phone Hy
sttsville 1851.
Evening star., 1931-06-07

COUNTRY ESTATES.

MARYLAND COLONIAL POTOMAC RIVER
sEhTrY Al RSeFf Il:
INC, 1905 Washington Loan & Trust Co.
Bids. Phone Nat. 1854.
FINE ESTATE
Nicely located in a beautiful grove of 100
native oak trees: situated / mile on main
travelled highway in Md: 10 large rooms.
bath: living room, 15x30, with built-in brick
mantel hardwood floors. oil burner. h. h..
yards from pike. affording excellent view;
Just far enough away from the noise and
dust: about 20 acres good land; barn. 2-car
all farming implements and tools, besuti-
full flower garden. orchard. Splendid home
Tor city business man Or retired Govern
ment employe. Cheap at S25 .000 Make
offer. Brokers protected. Address Box 236-
NJ Star ONCE.
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RENT-HALLS.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

a3l 18Th ST. N.w.-EALL WITH PIANO.
suitable TOR musical meetings card
parties. Metropolitan 25ll
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReportsd By J. & W. selisman g. CO..
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SHORE PROPERTY.

BENEDICT. MD.-sIx-RooM COTTAGE,
water front Rent or sell. Furnished COM
piete Modern. Safe beach. MILLER, Met.
6457
RENT OR SALE : 4-ROOM COTTAGE,
KenWood Beach, Md $40 week; s200 season
1925 st. ne.
BEVERLY, MASS-FURNISHED HOUSE ON
North Shore, 500 feet from beach, to let
for all OF part OF Summer. GEORGE d.
O'NEILL, Beverly. Mass. g.
OCEAN CITY, N.J.-s62 PARK PLACE.
!. 2 room apartments, kitchen privileges;
week season. .
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J-EIGHT BEAUTI-
fully furnished rooms in exclusive Chelsea
section; garage; three baths, two extra lava
tories, card and bar room on third noor;
large inclosed porch. first floor large open
front and back porches on second floor; ell
modern convenienceS. viii rent for any
length OF time reasonable.
Write Mrs. LOUIS FRIEDBERG,
NJ Plaza Place. 7s
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BEAUTIFUL. ENGLISH HOME.
KNOWN As TRANQUILITY"

Located just two blocks from the National
Cathedral and overlookinS estate OF ths late
John r. Mclean Home contains IA rooms
4 baths; / acre of ground. entirely shaoed
by magnificent OAKS: Sunken gardens. win
lease for two years at 5000 per month, fully
furnished.
To inspect call Mr. DANIEL. once, Ma
Gonsl 5573; home. Cleveland 1890.
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SEE CEDARHURST
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Refined. restricted Summer colony. 80
miles from D. c.: electricity. Eood roads.
MOTEL. store. etc; large Soft. lots, $3.50 and
up: attractive cottages. 1895 and np. Drive
through Marlboro and Mount Zion 10 Shady
Side road and follow signs. BAUMhN d
HE1NZMAN. Thomas Circle. Decatur 400.
PINE WHIFF BEACH.
Adjoining Woodland Beach. For sale, lots!
lots! lotsl in restricted. refined and well
established subdivision. Our lots are 34Xll5
for S93 SO: 50 down, $50 monthly; gusran-
tee water view from every lot and very close
to our three community beaches.
For sale, two new bungalows; city con-
veniences. Price, $3.50 and $l,S50. For
rent--3 cottages, by week end, week or
month. BERNARD. Adams 3233.
POTOMAC RIVER.
Fine old Colonial home in splendid con-
dilion; extensive planting English lockwood ;
situated on high elevation comm nding wide
river view; soil in high state Of cultivauon
40 miles from Washington. Further 1nfor-
nation furnished on request.
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
$50 PER ACRE-500-acre bayfront farm
old Colonial dwellins: large tobacco barn.
350 acres we'll grown timber; 10 miles from
WASHINGTON.
THEODORE +. MENk.
Specializing Potomac River Properties
1927 Eye St. NV. Dist 444O.
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n. .. bULLI6,
R6x 9oinla o4S' Kii,Ssrnoct IpUus agent Ia

Farm With Growing Crops.
,d41 14s acres ss,nt fronting macsaam hishway.
l40 acres tillsRe. stream wstered pasture.
Write for picture. excellent 2-story 7-room
To settle Immediately. $500: with $4,000
soon hSrse eows tools smd of Is seTe
corn, 20 acres oats. S acres peas, Is acres
bay INCLUDED: z. G.. Brumback. BONDED
STROUT AGENT. Middletown. Va.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS IN nrst mortRases. u. c.. Md. and
va Titles and genealogy my specially. r
B. r. Chew. Appeals Building. City.
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GEORGE F. L. TURBERvILLE.

FURNISHED s-RooM HOUSE. 10 MIIEs
from Washington. near Uni. of Maryland;
blocks from bus ana street cars. yet III Sc
Cluded setting OF hu2e oaks. cool end hishi
house has hot-watsr heat. open fireplace;
electric range, tiled bath with shower. cedsi
closets. mirror doors, 7-tube radio. piano;
LARGE attic ard cellar; y65 mo. Berwyn
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BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME IN LYON
Park. Va, with Il acre around. facing on 3
improved streets: near street car, stores and
sehool nine rooms. two baths. first moor
isvatory. pantry. two laTse porches and COW
cred driveway at side entrance, Pear ga
faEe. FrEidafre. oil burner. gas, electricity
and city water 500 per month.
AURORA HILLS HOMES: INC.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT FURNISHED. FOR JULY AND AU-
gust, newly decorated home in Chevy Chase.
Nd. large. cool. shady lot overlooKlns CneVy
Chase Club grounds House has rooms.
2 baths, downstairs lavatory and larEe rec
feation room in basement, maids room with
running water on third moor. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1931-06-07

CHARLES Z, MARSH.
". .eHGNcER ARMSTRONG.
3e7Ia,ll,l3,lb,l1 Trustees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-02
nrcrN urRr rnnAY

nEdlN III nj AOhnA
5pANITA SELIM Is murdered 60
~ d9e; four days later DEXTER
EPRAGUE IS also murdered when he
disappears mvsteriously from bridge
? party at the TRACEY MILES home.
SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR DUNDEE.
relieving that Nita and SpraEue. com
" 70 Hamilton after Mia recognizes
income IN grou picture. we're part
srs in biackmaii. has six suspects VINO
iuld have killed both
All six could have gotten the gun. and
siden II after Nita's murder on 9 Sc
cret shelf IN the guests closet. Nita
Will and the fact that she had SpraEue
confrive . bell near her bed 70 sum
mon LYDIA. her maid and heir. show
she feared death. The police think that
both we're killed p a New YORK gun
Thier theory IS that Mia and spragus
we're partners IN some racket IN New
paork that Nita came down flrst. under
arr married name, and Sprague followed.
inVinQ down the money. accounting
1r the $4,000 Mia banked. and that
Prev we're tracked by q gunman-
Dundee thinks the second murder was
Riiramed to iok as though o New Yor..
Nrnan did II. POLLY BEALE and
1--WE HAMMOND. after being engaged
the ear suddenly marry the morning
go spraguc's death. and Dundee
ftOufers II they are. marrying because
vello. feel safe from the threat OF black
a telegram ia delivered 70 CAP
IL STRAWN which apparently con-
naxowE' co on WITH The STORY