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Prince Of Thurn and Tuxis

FRANKFURT, Jan. % R.-
Prince Albert Lamoral Of Thur
and Taxis, IS. member Of one oi
Europe's oldest noble families. diec
at his Regensburg residence Mon
day night. Surviving are his
widow, Princess Margarete, arch
duchess of Austria, six children
and 20 grandchildren.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Bonnie Eurle, Actress

LOS ANGELES, Jan. % R.-
Actress Bonnie Earle. SO. who
played character roles in such
silent films as within the Law"
and who Goes There" died yes
lterday.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Rev. Thomas b. Johnston

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., Jan.
I23 R-The Rev. Thomas D.
Johnston, 88, retired Presbyterian
minister, died at his home here
yesterday after, long illness. He
held pastorates in the Carolinas
and Georgia for more than 35
years. retiring in 1888.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
|WoIIoce Thompson

CHICAGO, Jan. % (P).-Wal-
lace Thompson. 56, of Galesburg
ILL.,; president pro tenn Of the I'LL
Inois State Senate. died last night
LOT an apparent heart attack.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
|Dr. James |. White,
|AME Zion Pastor,
|Conference0fficiaI

The Rev. DR.. James Lucius
White, 64. pastor Of the Galbraith
"A. M. e. Zion Church, 1114 Sixth
street NV, died Sunday at his
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Allies Acknowledge
Bombing II Of kaesong.
|SiraliIlg Of Convoy
BY ihe Assoeiaisd Press

| MUNSAN, Korea, Jan. 23.-Ii1e
Allied command acknowledged to-
day that y. N. planes dropped d
bomb on Kaesong. former Korean
truce site, and may have strafed
| q Communist armistice convoy.
The bomb was dropped last
Thursday by a pilot who pushed
1.-THE wrong button when he was try
| ling to drop a wing tank. the Allies
said.
The United Nations did not
question that a convoy was hit by
lstraflng planes Friday. but aues-
toned whether they were truce
trucks or military trucks illegally
bearing truce markings.
simultaneously with the Allied
ianSwer to bombing charges, stan
Ioficers made arrangements to pro-
ltect captured American and other
prisoners from air attack In POW
camps in North Korea.
Negotiations Stymied.
Armistice 1legotiators failed
again to make any progress. The
lU. MS Admiral r. e. Libby COM
imented, 1T looks like q complete
iStalemate" ahead.
The new prisoner safeguards re.
suited from Red report that q
POW camp was bombed January
13. The Reds said 20 prisoners
we're killed and scores injured. The
U. N. Command said it was pos
Isible an Allied plane bombed the
camp. but they couldn't tell fol
sure because they didn't know the
exact location Of POW camps il
North Korea.
Today Communist stah officers
agreed to supply a map marked
with the exact location Of the II
POW camps in North Korea. II
also viii show camp where non
Korean civilians are interned.
Refuse Lighting ut Night.
Communists also agreed to
mark these canps so they may be
identified from the air by day.
light. They refused to light the
camps at night, as the U. N. asked
The Reds said the markings on
1.-THE camps would not necessarily
be "PW," an internationally &C
lcepted designation. The implica-
ltion was the markings might be
IN Chinese or Korean characters
Both sides also agreed to reveal
the location Of processing camps
where prisoners are questioned
before they are sent to che rear,
The U. N. command delivered q
map today showing location Of
u. N. POW camps in South Korea,
The Reds said they would deliver
theirs tomorrow.
New Meeting Scheduled.
The Reds say their Tow camps
hold approximately 1850 Allied
soldiers, including about 5000
Americans. They are believed to
hold less than 100 non-Korean
civilian internees. mostly mission
aries and diplomats.
The arrangement for protect
ing PoWs was the only agreement
to come out of today,s confer
IenceS at Pannnunjon. Two truce
subcommittee win meet again at
II am. tomorrow % pm. Wednes-
tday. EST.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
CEMETEKY LOTS.

8 BURIAL SITES IN exclusive Fort Lincoln
Cemetery on BladensburE rd. Sold sepa-
rately or In q group. Owner willing to
A-87OO "a
Evening star., 1952-01-23
EITzGERALD, EyERETT M. suddenI

on Sunday, January 20, 9h2,
EVERETT NJ F1TZGERAllD
Of 400 o st. NV. beloved son
of Genevieve L. Bell, stepsop
of Austin Bell, brother Of
Lorenzo Fitzgerald and Bar
bara Bell, grandson OF Mol
Evening star., 1952-01-23

I. JAMES L. Members Of the
Interdenominational ushers'
Union of d. C. and Vicinity
are hereby notified Of the
death OF our beloved honorary
member, Rev. JAMES l.
WHITE. Funeral services or
Thursday, January "A, 1859
ut the Gaibraith A. d. 3.
b, 1114 9th st. NV.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT.
Tallahassee, Florida
January 1T, 1861
CON SER ltrInN HHnGHA
CONTRIBUTION

Sealed bids viii be received at
Tallahassee. Florida, from Quail
fled Contractors until 1880 A. NJ.
tE s. ~ on the 3lst day OF jan
nary. 1852 for the construction Of
the following. projects;
State Project. Job No. 90a6-ih0,
Road No, S-93l, Monroe County.
from a point on Boot Key APP
proNimatelV 219 miles south of
state Road No. : north Ia State
Road No 3. Work consists Of grad
ing. shaping and finishing base.
surfacing and incidental Items \
certified check i'm the amount of
S5.n000O will he required
For each proposal certified
check in the amount stated above.
made payable to the Chairman. of
the State Road Department, with
the necessary states documentary
stamps attached, must accompany
each bid. All certified checks shall
he certified within Go days of the
date for receiving bids. Cashiers
checks will not he accepted.
At work to be danes in accord.
ance with Plans, specifications, ami
Special Provisions of the state
Road partment. Special attention
is called Ia Special Provisions
which Will he furnished with. each
proposal. 81
Plans and or proposals will he
furnished 10 Qualified Contractors
upon appliCa tion to this office fer
the sum OF $1,000 which will he re-
funded il 4 regular bid is suh-
mitted. No proposals win be is-
sued unless requests are received
at least - hours prior to opening
bids. Is.
An bids must show totals for
each item and total amount of bid
inserted on the cover Of the pro-
posal.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
STATE ROAD DEPART MENT OF
Florida
ALFRED a McKETIiAN,
Chairman
SAM T. TIFRNBII.I.
State Highway Engineer
inn"l Is 1872 - :.
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Barometer tsea Level, 500 An
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Local Price Clinic
To Get Underway

John f. Neel, acting district d.
rector for the South Florida Office
of Price Sterilization. today an
couneed plans 10 start series Of
price clinics IN the Key Wes( 1fe q /.
with the fourth meeting To bk held
in the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing. $50 am. 10 $50 pm. Jan.
81, Eugene Mumpower will be the
OPS representative on duty. !.
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4l-Boats and Motors

CABIN CRUISER. 2aft, ready TO,
90. $6o0. Phone i4s.
jan2s-tf
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Relative Humidity at 500 An.
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44Poultry

CHICK SALE. Limited. Reds,
Rocks, Crosses. etc. Primarily
cklS. Sl.s5-l00. FOB. Bloodtested.
Live delivery. Bouknight's Chicks,
RE-, Columbia, s. G.. Phone 3690l.
jan2S-1t
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S0-Legal Notices
NOTICE uNnIsIt FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned desiring 10
engage IN hasiness under the fic-
i'tieps name Jof' "Atito and Marine
Supplies, Stock island, Fla. in
tends 20 register said fietitiops
name with the ttlnrlS of the CIRCUIT
Court of Monroe County, Florida.
Dated January :, 1889.
NATHANIEL. =. FLEET.
Sole. owner
jan7 -li-2l-9S. 19hs
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Highest yesterday .~-@--.-,j
Lowest last night
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l0-Male and Female Help

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Good
hours, good pay, Apply in per-
son. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store,
HOS White st. jan22-tf
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E9Movinq

HOUSE MOVERS
CALL Garnet Tn. l054-M. for
estimate. dec24-tf
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SEALP0INT Siamese kittens for
sale. Championship bloodlines.
- REST BEACH. jan26-3t
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BOXER PUPPIES. champion stock.
Sunland Boxers. Rock Harbor.
Pm. Key Largo zss4. ian12-24t
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HOUSEKEEPER TO live in. Excel
lent working conditions, top sal
airy. Phone 1930-M. jan25-3t
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MOTHERS helper, middle age.
Live in. Prefer one who can
drive. Apply Charlie Toppino's apt.
Building, Stock island, Apt. 2.
H!" ian26-3t
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Says

~ S~NA1A
Key West and Vicinity: In
ereasing cloudiness with showers
and thunderstorms tonight. Clear
ing and cooler late tonight or
Tuesday. Fresh, occasionally mod
erately strong south and south
west winds. shifting to north
west and north, 25I35 mph..
diminishing Tuesday, SMALL
CRAFT WARMING DISPLAYED.
i Florida. Showers and thunder
storms followed by cooler o' e.
north portion. partly CLOUDY and
continued warm over south por-
ton today. Clearing and coldersin
north portion. showers. followed
by clearing and cooler in south
portion tonight Tuesday, fair
and cooler in south. continued
cool in north portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Moderate to fresh winds.
southerly today and shifting to
riortherly over the north and cen
trail portions tonight and over
extreme south Tuesday. Showers
and thunderstorms beginning in
extreme north portion late today
advancing southwark. reaching
the Florida Straits late tonight
and Tuesday morning, Otherwise
partly cloudy weather.
East Gulf of Mexico; Fresh
southerly winds. shifting to
northerly over extreme north
portion late today and over. cen
trail. and south portions tonight
and Tuesday forenoon. Showers
and thunderstorns in north por-
ton today, advancing southwark
and reaching the Florida Straits
late tonight. Otherwise partly
cloudy weather through Tues
day.
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45rransportation

DRIVER wanted Tor l949 Chevrolet
from Key West to San Diego or
West Coast. Phone 1t. Lundgren
100. Ext. 362 between S and 6 pm.
ian23-6tX
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LAUNDRY help wanted. Apply
1900 White ST. ian26-3t
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WOMAN with practical nursing ex-
perience, to care Tor new born
baby. Live in. Phone 1881.
ian25-tf
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BAR MAID and mattresses want
ed at Weaver'S, Stock Island.
jan26-3t
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WAITRESS wanted. Experienced
Collects Restaurant. 9l7 Simon
ton st. jan21-ti
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sFemsle Help Wanted

YOUNG lady wanted. Apply Casa
Marina Hotel Solarium.
jan25-3t
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81 SINK with drain board. Price
SIS. us North Beach. JAMES st
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2-BEDROOM house. l/3 down. bal.
anee Is years. near school. Write
Box G. A.-l0 Go Citizen.
jan28.3tx
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NAVY wife must sell so Chevrolet
tudor, 10000 miles, Only $500
Phi. 1564-J. jan2S-6t
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194S TRAvELO Tandem. Excellent
condition. 10 X 20 patio with
Alum-A-Rooni awning and screen
ed in porch Many other extras.
May be financed. Inspect Trailer
at Lot No, S, Overseas Trailer
Court. jan24-6tx
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is47 HARLEY.DAvIDS0N IS. Elk,
cellent condition. fully equipped.
Reasonable. 1923 Eagle Ave. Phone
alss-w. jams 81
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Classified
e, '. aa
Advertising ;.
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
34-Housshold items
For Sale
0entinaeal
ST.

REFRIGERATOR (ServeD. Looks
good. runs good. Phone 1851.
jan22-3t
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3S--Wanted To Buy
30--AutomobilsA { or Sale

1850 MERCURY Sedan, whiteside
wall tires, radio, seat covers,
etc. Price reasonable. Apt. 94.e
Poinciana. Phone 16S4-R.
jan25-3t
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EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted.
Luigi'S Restaurant, 227 Duval ST.
jan24-tf
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is4s, 80 FL Goshen Cruiser. "
Sleeps or S. Very clean. like
new. Reasonable. Good location.
See Valdez, Gas United St. Mastic
Trailer Park. jan28-6ty
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FREE TRAILER space rent, for
one year. with the first 1862
suPREME trailer sold in Key
West. see them at Tippton's Tran.
FER Sales, Stock Island. Highway
No. /, jan25-5i
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BAR MAID and mattresses want
ed. Downtown Bar, 1909 Duval
st. jams 2tx
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TRAILER i6. Kit ~ clean. good
condition. Tors Simonton. Key
West Trader Court. Cali for Tony
Dshuall. lan25-3tx
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'iides

u At2CO 81
Naval Base 49, ~,
TOMORROW
High Low ~ /,
ll:47 am. 5:30~a.m 4,
il:58 pm. 5:24 PM.
900 -,
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station; Key Wesi.
Time "a Hsigfat "a
Station Tide high wstss
Bahia Honda
tbridse) oh lom e.oH,
No Name Key
least end, ---+2h 2om -
Boca Chica
tSandy PIT oh 4t1m 80
caides Channel 10y
north endl - 2h l0m
4l.ir
t--l--Minus SignT Correcsi9S
to be subtracted, ~
t+l-Pius sign: correctianzE
be added. -
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MOTOR SCOOTER. 1851 Salisbury.
Good condition $500. Phone 1879
W. jan25-3tx
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Report
"a Wireph6to

Report
Observations taken at City cfficl
500 AM. EST - 81
Key West, Fla, Jan. %, 1880
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Tomorrow's Aimansc
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IF YOU WANT to buy or sch, Key
West property. contact Paul
boysen, 626 Fleming ST., Box 800.
jan25-l0tx
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39-Trailers For Sale

Is PALACE Royale and furnished,
enclosed. jalosied porch, g. fri.
gidaire, apt. Size bottle gas stove.
Sleeps 6. Southern Inn Trailer
Park, ask for Williams. jan2S-3tx
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Temperatures
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DAY Maids. Apply Ehousekeepef,
La Concha Hotel. Aba Hjan28-3t
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IL FIT. RAMSEY style boat. ia
HIP. Mercury. and boat trailer,
$50. Being transferred. FOOT
staples Ave. Phone l6i5R.
jan2s-3t
Evening star., 1952-12-04
l 80 FiImy NyIon Net, 7z-in. Wide

For bouffont formoIs, for swrne
overskirts for your black bosic, for
clever decorative effects Red royal,
black light blue, turquoise, shrimp,
kelly green, light grey, white. Friday and s.,v,4
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Finnegon, Baggage
Corrier .1.77
Just wind him up and
watch him scoot around, Bag
eoee and all! Fost action toy
to delight the junior world
traveller set! Special, too!
Evening star., 1952-12-04
49, Famous PercaIes
So Cotton Flannel

Fast Color Washable PereoIes, 3 yds. ST
Fine quoIity 8O-squore percoIes in whole roft Of
solid coIors and dozens Of fresh new prints Run up
childrens clothes, aprons, Christmas toys, blankets,
covers spreads for next-to-nothine!
Flonnelette in Prints, Solids, 3 yds. 81
It's good heavy quality that makes it especially
useful And we've included both solid coors and prints
in the group. Of course it's coIorfost and washable
Prints white pastel grounds; solids in moize Nile
green, Iiloc, pink light blue white.
The Hecht Co.. st. Floor; 3rd FL, Stluer Spring
and Parkingtoh
Evening star., 1952-09-14
SALE! French Room i

Chances won't find values like THESE month Of Sundays!
These fabulous FRENCH ROOM ho made sell for
taking togs! Wours vees meune fe beover and
hotes push All detailed with workmanship touches ONLY
truly FINE mIne-touches you SELDOM this price!
Lansbyph SaondF
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Mrs. Dennis O'Keefe puts on BLUE
BONNET Margarine for F.N.E. =.
Flavor, Nutrition, Economy! Like
the noted screen stars wife, you
will love the delicate, unny-sweet
taste BLUE BONNET adds to any
food! You'll appreciate its nourish.
ment, too. No other spread for bread
Is richer in year-round Vitamin A!
And you save up to 40t a pound
when you buy BLUE BONNET in
stead Of the high-priced spread! 50
remember the letters. F.. Me-!
Buy AA-Vegetable BLUE BONNET
Margarine and get "all three
Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e!
Evening star., 1952-03-16
How Aging or Dry Skin Can
Achieve a Moist, Young Look
by Helena Rubinstein

less visible. Dryness and flakiness dis
appear. Your skin sm00ths oMi.
Here II what 30 do
Start by cleansing thoroughly with
DEEP CLEANSER. This amazing non
drying cleanser penetrates deeper into
pore openings, destroys bacteria that
commonly cause surface blemishes.
and removes every trace of dirt and
makeup. Now your skin is ready to
receive all the beauty benefits of
''PASTEURIzED" NIGHT CREAM.
Then smooth "PAsTEURIzED" NIGHT
CREAM over your face and throat. The
precious "suppling" oils are an abb
solute necessity. The moisturizing in
gradients provide the youthful fresh
ness your dehydrated skin needs so
badly. ''PAsrEURIzED" NIGHT CREAM
is a superb massage cream, too. With
your finger-tips Iron out" forehead
lines firmly. Massage in circular mo-
tons on throat area. Pat more cream
gently around your eyes.
Results are Amazing
No matter what your birth certili-
cate says, it's no longer necessary
for your face to reveal your real age!
This beauty plan gives you maxi
mum results for just a few cents day.
''PASTEURIzED" NIGHT CREAM 1.50 and
ESQ plus tax, DEEP CLEANSER in. a
big plastic bottle $50 plus tax.
e,osa Helena Rubinstein Inc,
655 Fifth Avenue, New York %
Evening star., 1952-03-16

NTANY WOMEN (even the very young
N come to me in despair because
their skins are becoming dehydrated.
For all such women / recommend this
scientifically formulated moisturizing
treatment. It enables aging or dehy-
drafted skin to retain its moisture
and hence its youthful freshness.
AN Oversight Miracle
The proven miracle worker is my
''PAsrEURIzED" NIGHT CREAM. This
amazing cream does two wonderful
things to improve your skin. First. its
rich oils cream away surface dryness
and fiakiness overnight. leaving the
driest skin, supple and velvety soft.
Secondly, new moisturizing ingredients
penetrate into the sub-skin tissue CIV
ing your skin a beauty-sleep treatment
that literally transforms it. For SPAS
TEURIzED" NIGHT CREAM brings special
moisture. fiower-like freshness to all
skins. 1t is a special boon to women
with dry. or lined skin.
Many Mere Youthful Years
Now you can actually do something"
to help your skin retain its moisture.
When your underskin loses moisture.
your outer-skin starts to collapse. Its
youthful fullness and freshness disap-
pear. Your skin begins to look dry,
wrinlled and old. But with my mois-
turizing treatment your under-skin
holds its moisture. Tiny lines become
Evening star., 1952-03-16

room. Then she stopped short.
Yesl When she'd driven up,
earlier, she'd only seen one car.
And that belonged to Harrison.
Where was Olmstead's car?
Broken? But he was a good
mechanic! That radio report =
what did it say? Lawson was a
good mechanic! Coincidence?
Maybe !. but the bill wasn't an
old one. And what about this
place? The cook and housekeeper
quitting -. he was running it
himself. . How convenient, IT,.
Add it up one way, it was coin
cidence and harmless. Add it up
another way and :. Tom, Tom,
haze I let myself in for something,
tkis time?
SEE started for her room wildly,
but checked herself. No. she
had to make sure, first. Mustn't
frighten Tommy. She returned
to the sitting room. It was
empty. She ran to the desk and
snatched the phone off the hook.
She would II Tom. He'd know
what to do.
A hand firmly removed the
receiver from her grasp and re-
placed it on the hook. Olmstead
said, ''The phone doesn't work.
A windstorm blew down the wire
yesterday"
Susan almost sobbed. Before
Olmstead replaced the receiver
she'd heard the operator, Mum
Der plea I"
She ran into the sitting room
and flung herself on the couch.
Olmstead slowly followed. She
stared up at him, tears yelling
in her eyes. You're Lawson,
she whispered. It was a state
ment. She knew.
Olmstead nodded. I'm sorry
you found out. What was it =
the bill?"
Susan could hardly speak. No
car outside good mechanic -
other things. ~
OLMsTEAD sighed. Imagine
coming to an auto court and not
finding a car. Peters jallopy had
been hauled away with a burned
out bearing just before / got
here - about an hour before you
did. ! figured this was the best
place to get another Car"
His words were almost a con-
fused tumble to Susan.
Harrison drove up a little
while before you arrived. l was
Evening star., 1952-03-16
The NIGHT HELD TERROR
Continued from page t,Oenty.four

getting ready to take his car
when you came. It sort OF COM
plicated things. Then you insisted
on my getting rid of those two.
Believe me, it was a pleasure.
He was relaxed, perfectly at ease.
II was going to wait until you
went to sleep to take your cal" "
He dangled her set of car keys.
"Igot them from your handbag.
What happened to Peters!'
Her words were barely audible.
Hes in that first room. to-
gether with his cook and house
keeper"
"Are they -"
play for keeps Mrs. Parker.
My partner, Moore. learned that.
l get no pleasure out of kill
ing, you understand. But self
preservation is the first law.
isn't it?" He smiled almost in
gratiatingly.
Susan shook her head. Its -
hard to believe. You were so nice
to Tommy fixing his toy"
Olmstead shrugged. Il like
kids. Always wanted to have
a houseful of my own" He
frowned. But the doctor said /
couldn't ever" His eyes mar
rowed. $50 / became a success
ful business man with Moore -
and then he cheated me-" He
clenched his fists. II don't like to
be cheated. Once was enough!"
SUSAN crouched further back
against the couch. What are
you going to do with mel" Why
did she ask that? She knew the
answer.
"Iu1n't take chances. ! wasn't
going to harm you before, but I
can't let you 60 now. I've got to
protect myself"
He loomed over her. She shut
her eyes. Every muscle in her
body seemed paralyzed. Almost
she could laugh! Her imagina-
ton hadn't failed her after all.
Tom, y0u Always laughed at me.
Bat see II ,Oas rigMl Oh, Tom,
help rs, please. Olmstead came
closer.
Then she heard something. 1t
started as a sort of whine, far
off, getting louder. She tried to
think - what was it? It sounded
familiar "a siren!
She forced her eyes open.
Olmstead had whirled to face the
window. Through the tears she
saw his face comfort. Harrison!
Continued on page 29
Evening star., 1952-03-16

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