Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
PITFALLS
OF LOVE
BY ADELE GARRISON

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blank stare put a question.
"D0 you mind telling me how
much money you have In that
bank?" he asked.
"In cash and bonds and other
securities, about a quarter of n
Million" Georges replied.
"And how much of that" my
father went on, "would you risk,
TO be able 20 destroy your
enemies and walk In freedom
AGAIN."
"RIsK?" Georges echoed, and
his voice held a frenzied note.
"To be free again, to be able TO
walk the streets without fear
ing an assassin's bullet, or be-
ing seized and carried 10 a tor
ture chamber-for that I'd risk
every penny Of that quarter
million. I can work with my
hands, I even can beg I'm the
streets II I am free. But what
good Il money TO me when /
have to hide like a hunted
animal?"
Georges can dramatic himself
and he was doing a good job. l
really was too bad, / thought
that Mary and Dina could no
hear him.
81 thought you'd feel that
way my father said, "but II
isn't necessary for you 10 i'm
poverish yourself. You may
have TO lay out only few hun
dreds, but I'd like your author
ity to expend up 10 ten thou
sand dollars, IL necessary"
Anything, anything" Georges
said excitedly. 81 put myself In
your hands unreservedly."
IMPosTER DESCRIBED
THANK you" my father said
gravely. al trust I shall deserve
your confidence. When the bank
official comes, he will help us
plan how 10 trap the imper-
senator, but first I want to find
out a little more about him.
"Will you please describe this
man on whom you are work.
ing?" he then asked the makeup
man.
WELL" Halloran said, '1n
height, weight and general build,
he's a ringer for King Georges,
here. His hair is OF slightly diff
ferent color, but I have a wig
for him exactly like the hair on
the head Of the king. His eyes
also are somewhat different, but
I'm fixing them up with a new
process 40 that for q short time
they'll look Just like the kings"
did you ever see your cli-
ent before?" my father asked.
81 don't know" said Halloran.
My father controlled his i'm.
patience, and put a quiet ques.
ton.
"Just what do you mean by
that"
HALLoRAN PUZZLED
ct haven't been able To ex-
plain IL even TO myself" Halo
ran said slowly. ct don't think
I've seen him, yet his face
seems familiar. I believe 7 must
have seen photographs of him
somewhere"
Photographs" my father
echoed. That means he's some
one who's in the public eye. Tell
me, does he act like a business
man, a professional man, q gam
bier, or a plain loafer 2"
81 may be mistaken" Halloran
said slowly, "but / believe he's
an actor"
"An actor!" my father re-
peated. "Then you, so closely
connected with the theater, must
have seen him"
That's what anybody would
naturally think" the makeup
man said. "but I know little
about the theater, except I'm the
line of my work. rarely 20
tn the theater or TO the movies,
so i know by sight only a few
Of the big shots whose pictures
you see all the time, or the
people I've fixed up. This chap
doesn't fall into either list, yet
I'm pretty sure I've seen his
photograph somewhere"
With a fantastic conjecture /
vent 10 my desk and began riffling
through the contents of its pigeon
loles and drawers.
what Is the address Of the
apartment where you are work.
ing on this man." my father
asked.
DATE TOMORROW
Halloran gave II, but II evil
lently meant as little 10 my father
IS it did to me, then Halloran
Idded:
II don't believe its his own
apartment. I think he rents IL
just To have me come there. To-
morrow he wants me TO come
early, get him transformed. then
walt two or three hours until he
comes back TO have me take of
his disguise"
/ turned from my desk and
landed Halloran a group photo
,raph.
do You see anybody familiar
In that picture ?" 1 asked.
Continued tomOrrow)
Connolly Answers
1-(a) France: (b) United
States; (c) England.