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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-13
Monticello
Larene White

aaicHc w Hlte
Nelson Cracklin and Miss Re.
heeca Sander were united in mat
rimony Saturday, Sept. 80.
Cpl. Earl Brook of Virginia is
home on furlough.
Cpl. Lawrence Lambert and
wife Tavern Lambert are home
visiting friends and relatives.
The fourth and last Quarterly
Conference was held at Pilgrim
Rest A.M.E. church, raising more
than $500.
Mrs. A. Toatley has returned
home from Portland, Oregon.
FELTON, Trotter has received a
discharge from the army.
Mrs. Sarah Green left for Chi
cago to join her husband.
Mrs. Myrtle Collins is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Owen have
just returned home from their
summer vacation in Calf.
Mrs. Syntheatia Bassett has re-
turned from a tour of the northern
states.
Mrs. c. l.. Daniels left to join
her husband in Pensacola, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Louis have
just returned from Detroit, Mich.
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'l!lnlncrville
c. II. Johnson

Sunday, October LIST, was known
as Homecoming day with the Mt.
Carmel NJ. b. church. Rev. b. s.
Simpson. and Rev. S. II. Hardi-
man were pulpit guests. Mrs, VIM.
H. Marley of Searcy, Ark, Mrs.
White and Mrs. Young were out
of town guests. Amount of mon
ely raised, $13G.43.
Mrs. Ruth jenkins and daugh-
ter left Saturday night to visit
her husband, SGT, Harry jenkins.
in Penna.
]. ". Calvin has returned home
after visiting relatives in Chi
eago.
Mrs, Sarah Jefferson visited
her son in Clarksyille.
Johnnie Stewart visited his
grandmother in Dardanelle, Ark
ansas.
Mrs. Katie Smith of Oklahoma
CITY Is visiting many relatives
and friends,
Miss Caroline Jefferson and
Miss Helen Broody left Sunday
for Kansas City.
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and Miss Bette Louise Taylor
Mrs, Ella Green, mother of the
groom, has two other sons in the
service overseas, Mrs. I. M.
Johnson, Misses Queen Ester Har-
ris, Texamando v. Easley and
Pennon, Mrs. Lagather Hilson and
Mrs. O. p. Fergerson witnessed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Cora Irene Douglas Is WIS.,
iting her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Rubie Davis, in Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee Tho
mas are the proud parents of
twin boys,
Miss Margaret Shallowhorn has
returned from California to take
up her school duties at Hooks
High School, Hooks, Texas. She
Is the daughter Of the late DR..
Shallowhorn OF Dallas.
Cpl. Alton Dowson visited In
Texarkana on his way to Camp
Sutton, N. c., his home Is In Biv-
ms, Texas.
Mrs. Jessie Logan OF 453S
South Parkway, Chicago, Ill. Is
visiting Mrs. Ross Rolark for
two weeks.
The pastor Of Sunset Bapt.
Church has returned from Min
eral Wells, Texas, where he has
been preaching for Rev. z. II.
Hickerson. Mr.. Hickerson is
treasure rof the Ministers Con-
ference of this state, and the first
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Texarkana, Texas
M. b. Wesley

The Churchos-Rev. d. Edwin
Johnson, pastor at Sunset, con-
Quoted services Sunday. TIE Lav
men League meets each Monday
night. The Missionary Union
held q mock convention with each
auxiliary OF the church contrib
uting to make 1t huge success.
Mrs. I. NJ. Johnson, president
OF the Mission Group, represent
ed them at the Texas b. M. and
Il. Convention. held at Houston.
Mrs. Velvetta Carter entertained
members Of the Y. M. C. at her
home, with Mrs. Myme Bate,
president. The OWN Circle met
at the residence Of Mrs. Berta b.
Benton on North st., with Mrs.
Lula Singleton a. president. !.
Supt. A. u. Johnso nholds tea
cheers meeting each Thursday aft
ernoon at the church. The
Sunshine Band with Mrs. Ida
Grant az sponsor, Ia campaigning
for q larger membership. Mrs.
Carrie Wesley Williams. director
of the District Sunshine Band, ac-
companied the pastor to the Zion
Association In Paris. Texas. :.
Rev. Johnson performed marriage
ceremony for Cpl Howard Green
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DERMOTT
Il. NJ. Wimberly

Mrs. Gurnice Scott and daugh-
ter of Little Rock, spent several
days visiting relatives here.
Sgt. Afford Donald was home
on furlough.
Miss Rebecca Pratt, who is en-
ployed in Pine Bluff, was here on
visit last week.
Pvt. and Mrs. Isaiah Mayo and
son visited friends last week.
Seaman James Pratt visited
home when he finished his basic
training
Miss L. M. Wimberly attended
the birthday party Of Mrs, A. c.
Blackman at the home Of Mrs.
G. NJ. Davis in Morrilton. Mrs.
Blackman was home for the week
end.
Mrs. Reata Wyatt, of St. Louis
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Mildred Robertson

The First Baptist Church cele-
brated its pastors 18th anniver-
sarv.
Rev. Virgins delivered the
sermon Monday morning. Rev.
Harper, of Bradley, Ark. deliver
ed the afternoon sermon. Total
collection $i34.49.
PFC Luther Robertson Sr., of
the U. S. Marines stationed at
Richmond, Va, is on furlough.
PFC Robertson Joined his family
in Memphis, and also his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Robertson.
f. M, Baker of Albion Mich.
is home for the funeral of his son
Charles Otis Baker. Master Bak-
er shot and killed himself Mon
day, Sept. End.
Mrs. Arthur Lee and daughter,
of Chicago, are here for the flu
neral of Master Baker. Mrs. Lee
is an aunt of Master Baker. Miss
Alberta Williams is also here for
the funeral.
Mrs. Pearl Robinson was the
house guest of Prof. S. H. Shir-
rill and wife. Prof. Shirrill and
wife have left to join their son,
II. Rhodes of Detroit, Mich, where
they will make their home.
Pvt. Joe Whitfield Jr. is home
on furlough.
Pvt. J. w. Brown is visiting his
parents on furlough.
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CONWAY
Odessa Bynum

Odessa Bynum
Pvt. and Mrs. Arcell Martin
are the proud parents. They
have added to the family a baby
girl. Pvt. Martin is here on fur
Tough from TT. Jewish, Wash.
Mrs. Josephine Henry spent the
week with her husband here.
Mrs. Moranda Taylor is con-
fined to Memorial Hospital await
ing a major operation.
The Church of Christ is having
successful spiritual meeting.
DR.. II. p. Cummings is much
better.
Henry James is on his vaca-
ton and states that he is having
n very enjoyable time.
Mr.. Chester Moore is here Wis
iting his mother and friends. Mr.
Moore has been employed in the
surgeon general Dept. of the U.
s. Army.
Sgt Celester Gatewood has re-
turned to Camp Claiborne, La, af-
ter short visit with his family,
Mrs. Grace Saulter has gone
to her husband in Iowa, where he
is employed.
Mrs. Maggie Nichols has re
tured to Hot Springs TO resume
work.
Boy Scout Troop No. SO will en-
joy themselves at summer CAM
as soon as Mr.. w. e. Cross, fielc
executive, arrives.
Sha'ma Bullock has been pro
NOTED to Staff Sgt. at TaJunta
Colo, Mrs. Hazel Sutton Bullocl
is his wife.
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WIINAR
Norma Jean Railey

Norma Jean Railey
Pvt Jewell Cobbs left for camp
Monday evening, also George
Butler The Wilmar Colored
School opening Monday morning
with Rev. L. o. Grady as princi-
pal Mrs. Nettie Sheets has
returned after brief visit in
Little Rock Miss Alma Mae
Hammock is back home after Wis
ting in Dermott Mrs. Elnora
Robertson sponsored the success
full program at Mt. Tabor Bap-
list Church. Mrs. Ella Free.
man hal her aunt as house guest
last week. Mr., and Mrs Nolen
Caviness announce birth Of q baby
girl.
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PINE BLUFF
by Mrs. Coleman.

by Mrs. Coleman.
Visitors at Allen Temple Sun
day were ID. Cook and Mack
Knight The Eastern Star oh
serbed Peaks Memorial and Star
Day at Allen Temple, Rev. IL,
NJ. Green delivered the sermon.
Mrs. Bessie Pearson spent a
few days with her daughter in
FL Dorado.
st. John A. NJ. +. Choir had
charge of the music Sunday,
Quarterly Conference was held
October 9Th. In the Sunday
school rally total Of $52.70 was
raised.
Mrs. II. NJ. Greene Is In the
hospital rceuperating from an
operation.
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Camden
Elnora Bennett

Officers have been elected to
head the 18th grade Home Eco
Monies Club, sponsored by Mrs.
E. D. Spottsville. New officers
are: Minerva Williams, president;
Helen M. Tate, vice president;
Lota Baxtes, secretary; Elnora
Bennett, assistant secretary; Ida
Beavers, treasurer and Virginia
Hubbard reporter. The group
held first meeting this week, out
lining full schedule of activi-
ties for the fall season.
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Mrs. Ethel Kinsey of Little
Rock, srent the past week with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Z.
B. Bell.
Tie members OF Evening Star
church are still celebrating their
pastors 9TH anniversary. All mem
bers We're asked to pay two cents
for every month the paste rhas
served. The pastor just returned
from the Chicot Association.
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Ca(les
Clifton s. Hill

Clifton s. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Haspl of Will
mington. Delaware is here because
of his mothers illness, and pass
ing.
Melcioen Smith Of Ohio is Wis
ting his neice, Mrs. Mary Roy
stes.
Pvt. Tommie Gofy of Nebras-
ka, and Pvt. Conelious Moore OF
Kansas are here on furlough.
The pastors Church Aid Club
gave an ice CHAM party last
Sunday.
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Yen'e Fuller

Nen'e RULER
Rev. T. Il. Bright, minister Of
the local church brought the mes
sages Sunday. Collection for the
days services totaled $500 .
Rev. and Mrs. w. l.. Fowler are
visiting their daughter, Miss Venie
Fuller go. Mrs. Melissa Lawrence
daughter is here from Portland,
Oregon Mrs. Virginia Channel
s very i'll.
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Tie Plant
S. M. Kelley


David Hall of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting his mother and rela-
tives, and friends in Tie Plant.
Willie Hobbs also of Detroit is
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dupins are
visiting relatives in st. Louis, Mo-.
Elder and Mrs. o. 0. Oates,
Sisters Lille Nance and Ella Cogh
attended the State Meeting in Lit
tie Rock.
Mrs. A. V. Smithe was honored
at birthday party at her home
on Sat. with many guests present.
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Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone go

Wards Chapel's Sunday Shoot
met at the usual hour with the
Supt. Mrs. Charlotte Lark pre-
siding. Glass No. 3 was forward
cd with tho finance and attend
snee banner. Lewis stedman
teacher. Rev. Willis conducted
the morning services. Bro. W.
M. Lood was present. Those re-
ported ON the sick list are Sisters
Poster and Hudson. The Wo-
mems Day program will be In
charge OF the Missionary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Guy spent
the week end In Little Rock WIS.,
iting her daughter and son In
law. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Crenshaw.
and the Guys were entertained
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attending services.
Luther Smith is visiting his son
and daughter-in-law in Kansas
City.
Willette White was hostess at
party Friday night given in
honor of Adolhus Christer Of
Tulsa, Okla.
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vice president of the B. M. E,
Convention of Texas. The pastor
is now in Paris, Texas.
Saturday. September 10th, Cpl.
Howell L. Green and Miss Bette
L. Taylor were united in Holy
matrimony. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. D. Edwin
Johnson.
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spent several days here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Fl. B. Brown and children
of 32l Cherry street, North Lit
tie Rock, Ark, and Mrs. Lorene
Johnson and son Bobby Earl John
son, of Montrose, have returned
home after visiting Mrs. Irene
Smith.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

the phone in the house. Either you were
hoping to listen in - or you guessed l hadn't
gone out to phone You've tumbled to some
thing. What is it? Come on! Talk quickly"
She had hoped to fool him. to 60 on as
though nothing had happened until the po-
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and see what happened. But he'd put any
regular visitor into the lounge and fetch me
to deal with him.
We'll, we'd just got this settled when Miss
Graydon arrived and was brought along here
as arranged. The fact that she didn't know
Lowrey meant nothing. The German agent
might be using her as messenger - possibly
without her knowledge. So had to satisfy
myself that she was okay. I'd about done so
when Holt interrupted to tell me that another
visitor, Mullard, had called. . Mullard was
our man. As soon as began to question him,
he smelled a rat. He tried to get away, and
we'd spot of bother in persuading him to
stay. However, he's locked up in cellar now.
Lowrey's there. too. with one of my pals
watching them both. You can cart them off
as soon as you like
VERY good, sir The sergeant glanced at
June. "And the young lady?"
"Oh, she's all right You see, she very
cleverly unmasked me. When she found the
blood on the rug, she decided it was time
something was done about this impostor.
Quite the most sensible thing to ring for the
police, don't you think? Don't worry about
Miss Graydon. III vouch for her."
For a minute after the police had left,
there was silence in the studio. Then June
lifted flushed face. you've been very kind
to me- Mr.. Tillman. - might have ruined
your plan altogether"
mot bit of it. admit you gave me bit
of jolt when came back and found you at
the telephone. You might 50 easily have been
warning someone. However, that point was
soon settled - Now l wonder if you're
going to show that there are no i'll feelings
- in the only way really nice girl can do it,"
"How's that?'
by coming out to lunch with me-"
L I'd love to," said June.
The End
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hush-hush places such
as munition factories,
aerodromes and dock
yards. We found that
information about
many he'd visited was
hltering through to
Germany"
Peter turned to
June. smiled at her.
"Our difficulty was
that we didn't know
how he passed the in
formation along. After
eliminating other pos
sibilities, we came to
the conclusion that we
should find the Ger
man agent among his
visitors. So we decided
to lay a little trap.
AFTER arresting
Lowrey- incidentally,
he put up a fight, and
the blood on that rug
came from his nose -
we tackled the man.
servant, Holt. We were
soon satisfied he knew
nothing of Lowrey's
activities, and he
agreed to help US. The
idea was that he should
bring any stranger to
the studio, where I'd
pretend to be Lowrey
Evening star., 1944-01-23

forehead Very WE'LL I'm not Lowrey. Pm
Peter Tillman. Now what?"
Heaven alone knew! But somehow she'd
keep this extraordinary conversation going
until the police arrived. ''You still haven't
told me where MIR. Lowrey is
"Why ask me?"
You ought to be able to tell me - and
explain that!'
His gaze followed the direction of her finger,
pointing at the stain on the rug. Someone
been spillng paint?" he suggested.
Il know blood when see it. replied June
Gosh! You don't miss much. You ought
to be - Peter Tillman checked himself
frowning. Nov let me see if 1 can do spot
of reconstruction. You discover that I'm an
impostor You find this evidence of violence
Because there's a telephone in here you guess
that my excuse for leaving you was phony -
no joke intended" The frown was wiped out
by broad smile "You did what any nice
girl would do - phoned for the police?"
"Yes. They'll be here any minute"
BLESS your said the amazing young man.
putting his revolver away. you've saved
me lot of trouble"
JUNE felt faint. Her brain was dizzy. She
couldn't even begin to understand this extra
ordinary change in attitude Yet she knew,
without a shadow of doubt, that she'd blum
dered somewhere. She sank onto the settee
Peter Tillman watched her in silence.
Very soon knock sounded on the door,
and the manservant ushered in two police
officers. The sergeant stared at June. Miss
Graydon?" he inquired.
Eyes, she phoned for you, said Peter Till
man. There's been slight misunderstand-
ing. and Miss Graydon is entitled to an ex-
PLANTATION - which will interest you, also.
First, you'd better see this
He exhibited an official looking document.
The sergeant read through it, then regarded
Evening star., 1944-01-23

him with new respect. Special Branch,
sir?" he asked.
Secret Service. applied for that warrant
for Lowrey's arrest this morning. We've been
watching him for some time. Because of his
work as an artist he's had access to all sorts of
Evening star., 1944-01-23

sounded on the door and the gray haired man.
servant entered. Excuse me, sir" he said.
''The telephone
Pm very busy, Holt. Who is it,"
''Mr Mullard sir"
''Oh. Then III have to go. Lowrey glanced
at June. You'll excuse me, won't you? |
shant be long"
She tried to control her voice. Certainly
There's no hurry"
As soon as the door had closed, she rose
and tiptoed across to the easel. Fhe picture
standing on it was beautiful landscape -
the paint on it completely dry!
She bit her lips in perplexity. Why should
Lowrey play such trick on her? She grew
hot with anger, remembering how he'd led
her on to confde in him. She'd liked him.
treated him as friend And he'd lied to her.
deceived her. Why?
"A SUDDEN glimpse of the truth brought
catch to her breath. That memory of his -
far too faulty to carry conviction. He hadn't
remembered her name - because he'd never
heard of her! He hadn't been painting -
because he couldn't paint! He wasn't Eric
Lowrey. He was an impostor!
But if this man was an impostor, where
was the real Eric Lowrey? What was behind
it all? Something criminal, perhaps? That
would explain why the manservant had looked
scared at her arrival; probably he was
criminal too. But if 50. why had she been
admitted to the house? Why had the false
Lowrey deliberately kept her here, encourag
ing her to talk?
Almost at once she picked up clue -
small stain on the rug; red stain, suggestive,
ominous. She touched it, and a shlver ran
through her. 1t was wet; it was blood.
Eric Lowrey's blood? 1t must be. No won
der the manservant was scared - even
though his confederate could produce that
fascinating smile on demand She shivered
again She'd found him 50 attractive. A muir
derer! Or at any rate violent criminal.
Yet that can't be just right" she argued
with herself "If he'd killed Eric Lowrey
or even imprisoned him somewhere in the
house, he'd have wanted to get rid of me at
the earliest possible moment Why did he
keep me?" She could find no answer to this.
Then she noticed something else. An inlaid
casket stood on a table behind the settee on
which she had been sitting. From it hung
thick plated wire telephone wire, surely?
June lifted the lid and there was the familiar
instrument. So the call to the telephone was
fake too! He could have answered it right
here. June felt even more frightened.
While she was wondering what to do, faint
sounds came to her from the house, indistinct
sounds of raised voices, followed by muff1ed
thud She realized that she must act quickly.
She picked up the telephone and dialed 999.
Listen" she whispered into the instrument
as soon as the connection was made. '1'm
speaking from Woodlands, Mr. Eric Lowrey's
house in Grove Road. It's full of criminals,
one of whom is impersonating him.
J I'm afraid he's been killed. Will you
~ come at once? My names June Gray
II n don and -"
! ~ She broke off with a startled gasp.
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be quite 50 bad. Was Eric Lowrey laughing
at her, fooling her for some reason best known
to himself? Yet the more she saw of him,
the better she liked him.
mo CO." he announced before long THE
temporary activity has ceased Just what
was the idea Of the poster"
"A lot of people are afraid to give blood.
They think collecting it may hurt - or make
them ill., So we thought if you showed a mere
slip of girl -
"A pretty GIRL"
well, healthy girl. If you showed her
smiling as she rolled up her sleeve -"
AN adorable smile"
Thank you," said June coldly. Opinions
may differ about -" But it was no good;
his grin was too infectious. She laughed.
"Anyhow you seem to know what mean"
You bet do! And we'll make good job
of it! Well have the blood Of all the Doubling
Thomases and Hesitating Harriets. But do
YOU mind if finish this first? 1t won't take
long; and never like breaking off one picture
to start another
I'm free for the day. Father thought -"
II know feel horribly guilty. I'll work
like Trojan to make up for it. And if you
want to show me how really nice girl can
forgive the unforgivable, you'll take ciga-
rette from that box. make yourself comfort
able. and tell me all about what you're doing
June hesitated then nodded. After all,
Eric Lowrey was giving his services, accepting
no fee for the poster. And apart from this
no. raollv haep charming.
she must give him the benefit of any doubt.
So she described her work with the blood
TRANSMISSION unit hard work for which she
was well fitted because of the training she had
received while helping her father in his sur
gerry.
LowREY busy with his brushes listened in
tentIy. From time to time he asked a ques-
ton, and she realized with surprise that he
knew a good deal about the highly technical
methods Of blood-grouping.
From blood TRANSMISSION they progressed to
more personal topics. Stimulated by his ques-
tions, June found herself talking about her
home life, the comradeship that existed be-
tween her and her father But why am l
telling YOU tnlS! size CIlcO lou
must be bored stiff"
Believe it or not" said Lowrey, throwing
down his brushes. you've inspired me. I've
finished" He gazed at his canvas for mo-
ment, nodded approval, and came towards
her. Nov we'll start on something really inn
portant Roll up your sleeve please. Let's see
if you've got the right kind of arm to attract
the multitude"
June obeyed He took her arm in one hand,
roughly measuring it with the fingers of the
other. Proportions just right" he muir
INJURED. Modelling" he smiled - superb.
Skin texture perfect. In other words-it'll do
The infectious smile had trans
formed his face again. But this time
it brought no response from her. She
felt bewildered - even frightened. r a
She'd just noticed something that set En
her pulses beating more rapidly.
His hands we're perfectly clean! All
T..
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The infectious smile had trans
formed his face again. But this time
it brought no response from her. She
felt bewildered - even frightened. x 4
She'd Just noticed something that set Eh
her pulses beating more rapidly.
His hands we're perfectly clean! All
the time he'd been fooling her - only
pretending to work. An artist friend had once
told her that any worthwhile painter in oils
used his fingers as much as his brush. There
wasn't trace of color anywhere on Eric
Lowrey's fingers. He hadn't been painting.
His talk about finishing the picture was a
sham. No wonder he'd made her sit down at
this side of the easel
Before she had time to speak, knock
Evening star., 1944-01-23

lice came. Now she saw
that this was impossi-
Bile; he wouldn't be de-
ceived by any pretence
of ignorance. Besides,
she strongly resented
his hcctoring tone. She
wasn't going to be bull
led by a plain crook.
"You're not half so
clever as you think"
she said.
He looked surprised.
That might cut both
ways. Go on"
Where is Eric Low
rey?"
His eyes grew hard
er. How do you know
I'm not Lowrey?"
June forced a laugh.
you can't paint. You
don't even know that
an artist uses his fingers
as we'll as his brush.
"Oh, so that's it,"
Strangely enough, the
young man seemed
quite satisfied. He
glanced at his hands,
than back at June. LAS
you say, not very clev-
er. Meaning myself, of
course; not you. You
We got it there, all
right. He tapped his
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one OF whom IS lmperSOndt1ng mm.
I'm afraid he's been killed. Will you
come at once? My names June Gray
don and -"
She broke off with startled gasp.
The door behind her had opened. She
turned to see the young man return
ing. At sight of what she was doing