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Taliah~nmee. Finrtsia
Januafg ~. 1919
Noyss o

@r-A~eas-@raa
Tallahassee. Fiertaa
1anuafg 90. 1888
NoyHG
NOTICE N hereby given that ahe
Trustees ~ the int.snal Improve
will sffer Far sale. for obi lone
nniy. IN Talishassee. Flefl,is. "a
Z I 90 o'elork A. a. Februars 18th,
fssa, the fallewsne asaeriiaea land
sn AsaNisois ct NTSs Alorisia. ~
wits
a parcel 81 hay bottom land n
iissaf Ny tfarbor - knieht
kwx. MonFee comnaN. Fiuriaa.
uaent Lot :. section = TeWu-
ship 90 souih. Range ~ kars.
aud mere paFtisuiaflN dsseFihs
"a a. follows tamFht ntinm al
ths Intersection ~ the east
iiae 81 Seetien a Tewnship -
sssnth. Range ~ East. and the
~eulsriins 20 a. = Ifinhsas
NJ 4. run ssnthwestefls aianm
the srnteFiine ~ q, 4 Highway
feet 60 a petal. thsase az risht
anslss and soeshesstsfiy fer
distance ~ zee feet - paint
where the sonaheassaFfr flnha-
of.wAS llne ~ T., = ylwhNay
No l lnteraHtta the weafeFtY
edes - an extstins ehannsf.
said intersertfen aieo ~ be
known a. shs pelnt II hsgsn-
rims ~ shs bay hess@nn ias.a
said point ~ beginning. cans
time soathsasteFiy along The
westerly edge 81 said eNtftink
channel a. a pnini uhleh N Geo
feet. measured "a FlMhf angles.
20 the soufhemstwrlg Ffmhf-ssf.
Way line % 4. = Highway Ne.
o. thence zen senthwestegiy
and parallel with the sooth-
eassefly rimht-el. was line 81
tanes - f1eo feet. naFe ar less,
90 the ensfefff Ehorelins -
knishi KEY thenee msandtf
the easts nhefelins -
Knight knY - d northweskeFiv
direction Coz a nlntanes ~ tea
feet. mare ~ tese. - whefN
nAsd shorfllne lnterssets tie
southsastsfif flmht-ef- lice
- g. = Highway No. /. thsnns
sautheaaisriY rlnhf .ef way Lac
- - n usehmsy Ne far
distance % t1ee feet. mere -
less. hack o. the paina - be-
ginning. eontasminE ~ acres.
mere ~ less
The Purchaser IL Fsauirsd o. pas
the adversisins enst sna foemment
arr ntampN
The sale. lf ana whmn mnae. shat
he snbbset 20 tho ffasasem remeFs-
ina anto themselves Fk& ~ ~
phosphate. ullmsfAln ard nstais AnA
500 81 she pesfoiensn fherson -
theEWundNr.
Tl8R TRUSTEES 0r HNTERNAf
IMPROVEMENT FUND reNerss IN
fiNhf % reieet fhe sale
nv ORDER ~ the TfnNifHN a
the Internal Improvement Fnnd n
the STATE ~ FlpFiaa.
FuLLEn WARES
tsosefnsi
Attest
" 4. ELLIOT. sec
Trustees D. q. Fmnd
iaais-as fshl-s-ikfesi
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4l--Boats and Motors
sc.ssinsse,

1854 MERCURY oufboard motor.
sc h.p. Used hours. Excellent
condition. SIZE. 1o-A poinciana.
febi4 stx
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~ Tuf esns'tsr s0tHr o. Tn4
sfsIEEeTu atUlftAL CtMGoty
~ AN Fun uU<uoE g0N~yt.
srste us FiontDA. t> cmAs.
ss.~ 10. ss-ssss
1sitN irTiifsR t'ASTkk>.
irTlE FnAScFs cAsTEEN
>or,sn ar rrnsssArso<
ru. it-TfE FnANrtss rASrNEN
efa Mrs v = Poster
knnte Ne
l.ouishurg. North careilna
You ave hereby apiifled that =
been tiled arainst soa. and yea are
hsrseg Required o. serve . coy ~
sassr Answer "a the tsili ~ cosa-
piatnf on fhe COMPLAINANT Altar.
hrN. and flip the artNiaal Answer
10 thn uffiee - thr tsi~rk &C tks
sWeuts s's,Nrt an ~ b. fere Feisfuary
st. A ~ 1854 ln default - whieh
the 1915 - f'onpleinf viii 10 taken
~ eaHfeeReh aNntnni YEA
This nniiee shalt ~ pnhllshea for
fnaf suness H4tRe weeks ~ fhe heF
poNr ana ORDERED AZ Key
West. Flnfi.ia. ihis seth day ~
ianaAFY. 4 a. fsa1
a. 4fsaSA 4'nurA
NrAib Earl. ~ AnAMA
s1sfk - the sstFeuit feaft
"a M tfos countF, FtaFiaa
liz leal D isft nfe ~ sawyer
Nepufe CLERK.
THOMAS = sANn
aAtfefney fyr t'smpiafnart
tftts fiuFai Street
hey n a~i I'iaFisia
lanes fetal s.ta. 1855
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abffahasnes Fisrlaa.
SanuMrx ~. leh1
N0TlGE

lbtfahnsaes. FtoFtta.
SanuMrx ~. iah9
NOTICE.
NOTICE ~ hafehY Nivsn that th8
Trustees - fhe InteFnal faaproxs-
meet Funa 20 the state - floftda.
MI. oTfrr fnf sails, fof enmpefitsse
BIDS mna nhleel bans. IN TAtimhAeees.
F4uRtAa ~ 4 @@ n'finrh A M Febs
runrY fsfh 1874 th~ falla@lne aa-
nrribea lnna - MONROE tsfatNTT.
Fioflaa. to-wtti
TIE ISLANDS knnwn Is ths Mu1.
&a.NeN kefa. ~ N~sffans 81 $40
- Townehlp - Eesfh IEnsfNe
81 FAST. containing aFFHH
mere ~ les
rae Purchases " TeaaaFsa O. pay
fhr Adxertisina eest sss auEanaMsst.
ne ssis. II ana whsn uaas. skaii
- sab Aext - ia TraNsssN feeeft ?
fnm @mtu themselves - ~ ths
phuephnte. mfneFmis mnA metals and
ssE - ths Tetreisasn therwsn -
T1sE Tns.NrRns oF INTERNAL
tMfsHoxNMENT FH~p RESERVE th@
raMht ~ reject Ire SAFE
NJ OMDEn ~ shw Trustees -
ths lefefnai fmpFexsment Fun9 -
fhe state 81 F1ariee.
FIt.LER wARnEs
tin2efe af
n Elliot. See
asis.n s.es-s.isissi
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80 ff<ls<a ~sfeeses e<|s4&~
nf~mn ~ s4e Nt~w4 - So #E~MH
e.. bol the <4itas fF&&EtNH go
s,.ns :. ss.<.~ -. go s.. =. 49,.
rnm6s&. re wFt<xf4 H&941# -
lo5p go eMnfIns Sc tttf4&3 -
- .4~F1e. $50 wElss 90 $500 4&NN
- go naNex wMtFs NtHNNfMNN ~
- writer nsn.s ne~uwNaHN 80
le1se<s $50 ssIt - ra9t1<&<# 80
teos r<as<slea afhe<mtses
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A naFraI - baY het&am iana IN
the ~fraits ~ Fteflaa ~ Wkmd-
So Anlx. Nian8p# f'0antF. Flaft-
~. sttuth - and hatafenf 20
ftsxsfnnaent I.at 3 sd Uatsfn-
neat fsoI !. keEfioa ~ T4wns
ehtN 50 *snfh. nnBms ~ East
ama sssm&h "a fhs SWAMP
t8fT aNFnfAAnR rs 4 f3nI fes
eoFssd - f1st llssok 4. Faaa -,
Nunrssa tnunfF. fieftda Records
ana OATS Mas -. tsos aala
uAfsal ~ haF bufenm ana BE-
imm mgefe f@FtixmiaFle asNefihea
- fnilHne kanaes 81 inW ~ ths
"a noll 49, & sci Iassaiattstsf1
- enu tsa = 80 - aattsseast1l
Ta@Hsbln 81 Asaath. RanNe -
East 4na she nsFth iins "A aid
ANp LIT fAn southeast.
effx AisnN fhs naf4h itHe -
sasa @fF AMp TT faf ; ties
tanea - zee feet mere - lees
~ as - atAanns nafmsF ~ Naf4
~ &tfF lot fhemee 81 FsAhf
Anafea amA NBMfhna ss~Tif alnnx
the est lisa ~ aafa ~ ANF
A4fT ~ ktssanfs q lte feet.
meFs ~ isess = - Nslnt 9, -
straits - FfaFi4a fFsam Naia
ua4nf ~ beAtnainM. s.Nssans
neafheaAseEiE eiess go ~est
flne - $50 ~ A&t ~
tenafa namfheaNfsfiF. 90 ; als-
~ mwn ~ - fees mmFs f<H*
tn = petnt shenr~ - ftH"t -
SIS ana aouth = sstsflf 80
p4railsf etta eaie nefth hs~ 90
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SMALL pet monkey. Very tame.
Go Griffin Lane. fehIs 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-15

CABINET maker ana carpenter
work. Work guaranteed. Phones
lo6slJ or is7s-R. ianlf.tf
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cALvtN d. kf.REn
NosTfcE ~ rt'nIlcATfO<
TIA CALVIN = AfsHkfA
~ Eant annFae street
NM1fnFH NhlU.
NoN Ara HNNEnN NOTIFIED
fhsf suit fnf IfiseFfe has been fiie8
4ainsl yea nsretn aha 700 aff Fes
gNsrsd a. neFse q copy 80 fauf A.
wet a. fhe Eumnlmimf fWF NltnFkf
"a the smplalnMnf Atfnrnsv a14
Tie fhs erinfnai Answer - ths -.
flr& 20 ne CLERK 80 the ttfftlit
gonft. IN - hefoFs fhe iosh d4f ~
Match. A ~ 1854 Ia the abese sns
tified eAmne nfheFMtH the atiemas
ilens thsFeln wtil ss takHn a. eaas
fesssa
fgs>R A~p onTEnEn a. Ket
West MnnFae f,nunft. FinEteas fhtN
ia ang &c N@trueF3. A - tN4s
fReatg Earl. al ADAMS.
fitfh - he f4rFait cpaff.
Mnnfne tuuuft, IInft6a.
~ khfhifeH &eftaaf.
fsenBfN CieFk.
Nnt F*tN sf NATkt~M
AftoFs4F foF fnFiassnanf.
al a hitfheaA street
kag Net. FIeflda
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,s- Bieycles and rricycles

BOYS 20 inch bicycle Good condi.
tion. New paint, $40. l.. r. Pedon.
7io Elizabeth ST.. Rear.
feblslix
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PARAkEETS. other birds wanted.
quote prices. Box 6zs2. Memphis.
Tenn. febia-ft
2 MALE BOXER puppies. A. X. 4.
registered. Exceptionally fine
With good pedigrees. 9 wks. old. r.
.. SliRer. ..earl Trader Court,
Stock Island. febf3 six
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OFFICE DESKS .or sac. New ana
used, $500 and up. Metal FEes
and Metal Chairs. We buy OF trade
used Office furniture. ROBERTS
OFFICE SUPPLIES. l2s Duval
Street. Phone $50. fehl2u
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NOTICE
BRIDES 10 RE

HAVE your wedding invitation
snd announeements printed b
the Arimsn Press. Phone 81
febT.ii
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FOR FINE painting work. Ruaran
ieed workmanship. CAN n. c.
Goniet. 1eio-h. Contractor or Al
Guinctie. stSR. fehii n
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~ ruE ssasrtr scsnT oF rssw
sttftE>fti attSBtlAt. GingNU
nF FME ~taTk 90 NAoU1DAs
~ s<D Fun no<moE G0s <xt.
~ sus<fNut.
sase ~ tz@ff91
Lt'l.A Al.Hkla.
Complainant.
W Dss omssE
rAlNtN q. Af.REn.
nafnnaant
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xorseE u>usn rnvsrsoUs
NAuE STATUS

NOTICE Is ltEHEny silvEN that
the unaefsinnHa. deslftma 90 enNaGe
ln haniaem~ under the ftetttioue
mau8e ~ tlenefs tnFnftufa g.
ffts fitfk k*fnus. fssinesana s'en.
ser. keR Neei. Flnrtda. lntsnd -
fFalsgtf fhs said fnliiioas nanns
wifh ths tNerh ~ the t-ireuit rmugt
~ Munrlas Enmntx ftoSidA.
fts&ea febFnnFF Z. fa41
lois ~ fsIANNN.
AN nFNfFH l. FISHER.
Nnls owaeFA
fehs as-4z sa.iass
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USE SNOW CAP BLEACH fs3
brighter. softer. whittier pAsaes
Try . bottle from your grnccr
febi.if
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rnilsl.assss. Flerfsa
tanaary -. istz
aAYIa4

NaTfcE = hershy mlssn that he
Tvmmf2&m 10 she intefnml Improve
usenf Fnna ~ the state ~ fioFts11s
wtii afftf fas aafs. fss "a lsettoas
aNiF. IL Tallahassee FLORIDA. -
ffaa osieek A a. Fehrnaff 18th,
1859. fhn fniiaMtnm deeeFtlaea tmaa
ia wsaNRnE COUNTY. l&priaa SO
49,
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PONY for sale. Apply Bennys
Cafeteria. febs.ft
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PETER T. KNIGHT. General con.
tractor. New building. remodel
ins. cabinet making Phone 1874
Promrf aftention fehG imx
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-. SALE san Consecutive ~
sizes ~ The Key West citiren.
Delivered % ycur door. 1se week
u Phone 5. circulsflon Dept
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maia. eksfshf.e.lt.asxf
Tsllahaseaf. FInFIda
January ftth. tstt

NOTICE " hereby ntfsh nat the
I 7. es 80 ,s, 49,. =. r.sss.'.
wIil offff faF sale. Tee obiertione
onfe. IN Taliahaeset. EieFla4s -
"A asriseh A. "A FsbfusFf tath,
iskA the follow inw HeFfrii~d fanhs
N MONROE csNiNTt. fiafias. 80.
wit
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WANTED ~ 10 ~ n. Ramsey iypr
hoaf eifh 10 hp Mercury &C.
equai and trailer. Must be Fea-
sensible. Write Box CF Go cnizen
fek.esl
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"a vt RAMSEY boat and trailer
and h.p meteor. SsDo z~H
SesdenlrTg Ave. ptone i0s7J.
fehisM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

*Foy complete proof, published IN leading
medical Journals, sOrite to PHILIP NORRIS,
100 Park AOsSGs, NeV York IL, N. r.
Evening star., 1952-05-21

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
TeIeyision Tomorrow
Thursday, Moy u, 1852

Mnes Notk HU aFs H4 nEss F"mUN
II :s nhie~i
MdRwN I, Playhouse Z, sues Book
Angler T.
Haye5
Midday
g.
Jske5, New N
Mo-ic Godfrey
d
0m
nj
Evening star., 1952-05-21

$3.50 WTOP-Bing Crosby Show
Judy Garland is special guest.
$3.50, WASH-Family Theater:
Ann Blyth stars in World Without
End"
1900. WTOP-Boxing: Jake La
Motta meets Eugene Hairston in a
1O-round middleweight bout.
10:15. WMAL-Discussion: Pros
and cons of Senator McCarran S
proposed bill.
1O:45, WOL-Senator Douglas
The Senator speaks on "The Case
Against the McCarran Bill"
Television Today.
$500. WNBW-Kate Smiths Eve
ming Hour: Actor Roland Young
and the Main Street Music Hall
group visit.
800, WMAL-Ellery Queen: To-
nights teleplay is "Coroner's In
quest"
900. WNBW-Television Theater
Thomas Coley portrays Abraham
Lincoln in Prologue to Glory"
$3.50, WTTG-Harness Racing
Races at Rosecroft Raceway.
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: Whit
Bissell stars in "The Perfect Out a
1900. WMAL - Pulitzer Prize
Playhouse: Gene Raymond PLAYS
Samuel Morse in THE American
Leonardo"
1890, WTOP-Boxing: Jake La
Motta and Eugene Hairston meet
IN 1O-found middleweight bout.
Evening star., 1952-05-21

Boston, while it is decreasing ir
Pittsburgh. These figures suggest
that the continuation of q TV
ban may backfire."
The other dissenting vote Is
voiced by Richard M. Allerton
director of research for the
INARTB. contradictory in mum.
ber of ways" is what he calls the
NCAA's report.
i He juggles some attendance
figures convincingly, too. His
answer to the study boils down tc
the contention that "there has
been no opportunity given tc
demonstrate conclusively that
television-in the long run-favor.
ably or adversely affects game
attendance"
Neither he nor 1t. Jordan
raises one point which seems to be
pertinent. The college football
gate" dropped to $103 million in
1850. So million below the peak
year of 1949. It was freely tele-
Vlsed both years, with many more
sets IN use in 1850. Then came
1851 and the NCAA's restrictions
ION free telecasting of football
The gate" took a IS million drop
to an estimated $98 million.
X X 4 X
TV NOTEBOOK-Roy Rogers
has been signed to headline the
World Championship Rodeo at
Madison Square Garden this fall.
Dale Evans, Queen of the West"
and Trigger, the well-known
golden palomino, will share top
billing with the king of the Cow
boys" Andy and Della Russell
are in Mexico City conferring
about a plotted series of films for
IV. They would be Mr.. and Mrs.
shows, with songs. 1.-THE Stu
Erwin Show" (WMAL-TV-Fri-
day, 1880 p.m0 has been renewed
for another So weeks by it's spon-
sor. "Meet the Champ"
9 80 p m. J
has been dropped by it's sponsor
and will go off after the June %
telecaSt. Producer Commentator
Wally Butterworth has future
plans for it, though. One revision
of the formal he has in mind is
extension to As minutes or an hour,
to include local color" from
armed services bases. The
second in the current series of
Greatest Story Ever Told" tele-
casts is scheduled for Sunday at
pm. on WTOP-TV. The drama
will be Give Us This Day." based
on the Biblical quotation, "Your
Father knoweth what things We
have need of, before you ask him. +"
-. Members of the Washington
chapter of Hadassah will describe
the organizations work tomorrow
on Ruth Cranes Modern Wom-
an" (WMAL)TV-3 p.m.). i.
Wally Cox will have his own show
soon on NBC-TV, a situation COM
edy titled "Mr. PEPPERS"
X X X +
RADIO NOTES-Therell be no
direct coVerage of the Memorial
Day auto classic at Indianapolis,
Tor the first time in more than a
decade. Sponsors showed a lack
OF interest and Mutual heads think
it costs too much for a sustainer.
:. Violinist Florian ZaBach will
)om the Chamber Music Society
Of Lower Basin Street" this Satur-
DAY WRC-1O:3O PM. +. CBS-
TVS What's My Line?" is also an
NBC radio show as of last night.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
On the Air
Some People Say 1t Isn't So
About TV Hurtinq Football
By Horry Macarthur

Several exceptions have been
taken to the recent NCAA re-
port on the effect of television on
college football attendance. The
NCAA (National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association recently indi-
Gated that policy akin to that
of 1851 might be in effect in
1852. Television, said the NCAA,
docs definite damage to college
football attendance.
/ 1t isn't so, says 1t. Jerry
Jordan, who developed and DEM
onstrated the Novelty Theory" of
television's effect on competing
enterprises. It certainly isn't,
says the National Association of
Radio and Television Broadcast
ers. Disagreement with the NCAA
IN both of these cases is no sur
prise, to be sure.
1t. Jordan has produced figures
which seem to prove that the
effect of TV on other enter
tainmentS and sporting events is
more beneficial than anything
else. 1t turns non-customers into
new customers after a fairly brief
novelty period" Immediately after
the television set is installed. The
NARTB, of course, is firmly op-
posed to any curtailing of the
broadcasterS' rights" to televise
anything they please.
The publicity release about the
NCAA survey made one notable
omission, according to 1t. Jor-
dan. This was the admission that
colleges in TV areas reported only
a moderate loss Of 4 per cent from
their 1850 levels, compared to a
more serious 10 per cent decline
for colleges with no TV competi-
tion." This supports the Novelty
Theory" he says. He adds:
"The City of Pittsburgh should
prove an object lesson to sports
There is less televising
of athletic events in Pittsburgh
than in any other city with big
league sports. The NCAA report
shows the results. Attendance
among the younger age group of
TV owners (under 400 is sig
nificantly lower than among non
owners. This condition is not
true in Boston where sports events
have been more frequently tele-
vised. Also, there is an indication
that attendance is increasing
with length of TV ownership in
Evening star., 1952-05-21
HiqhIiqhts
Radio TODAY.

900, WMAL - Bishop Sheen:
Bishop Fulton Sheen makes an ad-
dress.
$3.50, WMAL-CroSsfire: Gael
Sullivan, campaign manager for
Senator Estes Kefauver, is guest.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

A. DNpont's sheer nylon
shirtD1ist. Mock pearl
buttons. a pert Johnny
collar and a breeze
of cap sleeUe.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
for only
$3.50

We couldn't be happier if we had discovered
uranium on our Second Floor! After all,
even thrifty Kann's doesn't run into beau
tiful windfall like this every day in the week.
And, this you've got to see. Nylon-that
long-wearing, fast dry, no-iron, close-knit
denier tricot nylon, cut into full-skirted
sleek fitting cores /. !. and heaped with lace!
%. for just $299! Have several while you
can get them. Pink or white. 80 to 40.
Second Floor-washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-07-01
Bare-arn NylOn
BlOuSeS with Frosty
Snowflake Dots
SD
a
$2.99

You couldn't be cooler :. couldn't be sweeter
than you'll be in our sensational Pam" ny
Ions. They were designed to refresh you and your
sun-weary skirts! All with crisp overall flock
dots Have these toppings in Snow White
Lemon Ice! Pink Sherbet! or Grape-ade
they're just that easy to take. Wash and dry in
minutes no ironing! 1898
Street Floor-Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-07-01

B. Dupont's sheer nylon
bGre-Grn. plunge. Stand
up ruttle collar glass
buttons ana no
SleeUeS at all!
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Msndss n loa1etAsl
Chapter Al

Chapter Al
JOHNNY thought il must be al
- awful thing to be blind. 70,
nave an idea you're heading ons
direction. and you find yourself
gong another He bumped into ]
CHAIR, swore, located the table ane
found one of the candle hoiders
Who's got match?" he said
fiereely.
Then Nick Walkers big form
was beside Johnny and he held
q match. Kay picked up one oil
the lighted candles. IN carry it,
she said to Johnny.
Hurry.
Johnny ran toward the front
hallway, Kay beside him. Nick
walker was lighting another
candle. Doctor Clark and Moe
followed Johnny and the girl.
Just as they reached the foot
OF the front stairs, the motion Of
the air blew out the candle in
Rays hand. Darkness smashed
down around them again.
Johnny felt for the bannister
and went up the stairs in the
blacxness. Behind him he heard
Nick Walker say, Here There
was dim glow of match light
The others were coming up the
stairs by the time Johnny reach
ed the top.
Someone moved quickly along
the hall. Johnny senSed the pres
ence OF the figure behind him
Just as ne started toward Irene's
room. de spun. seized a woman's
tall slender form.
Karen, trembling. said, ssMr.,
Saxon! Your room >. Irene !.
hurryi"
The others had reached the top
OF the stairs. Walker held the
lighted candle now. He saw the
, nurse; de started to yell.
7 think she's hurt" Karen
said. She led the way toward the
left wing. Johnny started to push
past her. He was aware of al
strong current of air through the
hall, and thought a window must
be open some place.
The movement of air blew out
the candle in Walkers hand. The
big fellow sWnre grimly. Johnny
banged his shoulder into a wall.
backed off. He heard Karen say
frantically. Il can't seel"
Then Walker had the candle
lighted again. They had turned
into the left wing and were near
Johnny's bedroom. At that mo-
ment the lights came on again In |
the house.
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I Johnny blinked his eyes agains
the sudden glow. Kay was besid
INN. urging him toward the door
Mother! she half sobbed.
| His room lights were turned or
lrene's auburn-red hair was tn
first thing he saw. The rest of he
sim figure was beyond one of tn,
twin beds. He leaped that way.
But relief flowed through hin
as ne realized the woman was al.
ready trying to get up. She wa,
pushing herself up from the fioel
with her hands. Her mass O
beautiful hair tunbled about hel
face.
Then he had Irene Smith seated
on the edge of the bed. Her eve.
stared at them. She seemed &c
know what was happening, fol
she tried to speak. Then her hand
went to her neck.
It was Doctor Clark who said
crlsply. Wait a minutel"
He pushed everyone aside, bent
down. looked at Irene's smooth
throat he gave a start. 'sGod!" he
said.
What it is?" demanded Johnny.
Someone tried to strangle
Kay, trembling. was now Sit
ting on the edge of the bed. arm
around her mothers shoulders.
Tears were in her lovely eyes.
Look, she cried. her heads
hurt, tool"
He was gently massaging. the
womanls throat, saying quietly,
Don't try TO talk yet. You're GO
ing to be all right"
She understood, nodding. And
Johnny, his eyes intense, noticed
that shet was watching her
daughter. She was looking at her
IN a way that was different now.
Ihen her hand reached out and
closed over Kay's OWL.
"a ND Johnny thought: The shock
:. the fall =: they're done
the tricki She's all right notpi
The doctor. moment later, was
holding a glass of water to Irene's
lips. She slipped at il. Johnny
could see faint red marks on her
tEraat. His eyes were narrowed
N thought, and he was thinking.
THANK you, said Irene.
Are you all right?p said Doc
tor Clark solicitously. as there
any constriction?"
She rubbed her fingers across
aer throat. She shook her head.
Tn all right"
And she looked again at her
slaughter. She said. Kay darling |
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