The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08

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proves unconVlnciug a. good
reason. Arnold wins the nomina.
tion for governor Of the state
after gaining the negro vote with
promises a. build them . school
Caroline breaks her engagement
with Wilbur hecarss of her love
for Conrad. In the meantime.
Conrad proposes 20 Barbara,
ArHold's sister. She accepts.
Campaign Manager Wanham
threatens To quit because he
knows Arnold has no intention OF
PLAYING lair with the Rev. Nr.
Barron. hi, son, Barry. newspa-
pernan and his other Negro fol-
lowers. At fhe same time Fay
Wallhfrg. wife 81 politically.
minded Tony Nallherg. reveals
her love for Peter Dean who
threaten. ~ Tell Tony the truth.
Wolhsh Tons lends his wife's
colorsd maid. Madeline Day. 800
for her sisters unexpected opera
iion. A. Madeline visits her sIs.
ter in the hospital she i remind.
cd ~ her employers over aften.
tafi1enes>. Phiip and Barbara
tell Arnold Of their marriage aft
or Arnold + elected governor.
Arnold I, infnrlaied and reveals
70 hi sister that she has married
a NEGRO. Philip admits II and
iell, how he had plotted to. get
even with Bruce arnold who had
mined hi. sister lie many
year. ago. Arnold threatens to
expose Conrad
CHiPTER 81 iCnntinuedl
Ore 7sea o-' c, s'rer 2. you
ard III HsaE er7azl indictments
r1-1 B-ss rses 70 keep him
sGzE Eng tsa-s bars ne res, Of
-is -serar.s i.ts-~
G3-t Ae,sys 81" Barbara
st7rmss
Al. rEa ro-us Lady make ne
prove .--s go va,k out o. this
sra-'-sr, 'oa.-a, ~ clap Bruce
i .s.. ss.o-s 1o--:-E-no~ laugh
'ss- q.
B-g-s 80. gp-sl' TIE hgh, TAX
e. or r. t.r hs vas Suddenly an
o'c ua--ds.sa'st Il bis creates
t-.er-
'Nca hesc'i-ss Philip unused
N4r governor indicted fo- seal
NJ rls.'c sgnds-' He iooked a.
Rs WITH csrtsma; "Nor get OF,
q, hsre--"
"Yor Nrq-s" Barbara sad.
ri''irzv phGip islstsd It answer.
R1ee stared % lssve-he was
s-sk.rr ~ wiz anEe-
Ps-hsrs Bruce" Philip called
s''s- I'm You'd ike % know why
F.. verfs-rst Bsshsra 70 csroiirs--
rst. : always as'este1 hlords -"
At'e- ,ns door closed hshird
Barbara gave Philip e look
r. tisS.s'. He seemed amused as
Re Tsr. ever 20 the table poured
mss. some wine Mockingiy as
hsi ne glass toward Barbara.
Wca,d YOU ike % drink 70 our
cs-7 ness
V:taor, 2 word Barbara tuFred
ard ver, swiftly into the bedroom
Ftiso could see Tire closed door
az sss banged & SHUTTLE heard
'ta click as The key turned IN The
.,,k
n, drank his wine-'hen poured
sro'asr glass full snd downed thai
quickly He ~; his glass down
s'ov,v his face had undergone a
ctsrEs-a look % recruitment
hate
10 walked over 70 the door. tried
'ae knob He knocked.
80 answer from behind the clos
Cd door
He took our his watch. He called
barbara III give you just one
n,nu's 70 unlock this door. After
thai shall break 4 down"
4 quick gasp, and Philip heard
the key turn.
He opened The door and walked
ir.o The middle o. the room.
Barbara. her face white from
fesr-cowered back on the nice bed.
Her hands pressed against her lips
Philip spoke. his voice gripping
with veuror-sarcssm There IS
one thing want you to ee' into
your empty little head and that S.
7 don't want you-you needn't
bother 70 lock the door when I'm
home. hate the whole pack %
you-roo, and branch just find
q n my pieasur, 70 make you
dance 70 my tune" He reached n
The door and took out the key.
put y IN his pocket and LEI; the
room.
As Philip stepped back into he
living room the telephone rang
Directly-a sharp shrill sound that
some how associated itself with
Tragedy. Philip hurried 10 the lit
tie table in the corner.
He picked up the receiver and
said. This IL Conrad--yes.'
He waited. then his lips frightened
az he answered, Good heavens
when did - happen"
Barbara heard the telephone
rlng-feared Philip shocked excla-
nation.
She rushed into the room. What