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The Unlatohed Door

By Frank Price CHAPTER. TEN

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For the rest at the meal Roy and Barbara talked exclusively about themselves. To both it seemed incredible that they knew as little of each other as was the tact.

”I feel as it I had known you all my life!” Roy said, gazing at her intently, and Barbara. smiled and nodded her head. she had the same lecling, and it appeared only right that it should be mutual.

She learned that Roy had come to London six months ago as the representative of a combine of

"I mean to do better than that. We ll”! z0lng to live it together."

"That would be lovely it it came true. but-" She sighed and he was pained to see the strained ex- preson which came into her eyes Why wouldn't she let him help her? He didn't know it she could but he was certain that she needed help. He.l0wered his voice,

"Is it forbidden to ask how you came to meet Borden? You said something about his having a house near your father's."

'lt's a bungalow. He bought it a little more than a year ago. He used to motor down most weekends, and sometimes stayed longer. 1 used to see him about and we met two or three times at parties and so on, but I never liked him and we hardly ever spoke."

"And is that all you know about him?"

There was a momentary hesita- tion which did not escape his not- ice before she said;

"Yes-except for what you have told me."

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ot clues. what were they? What . could they be? Did they point to her? she went over and over every move and action of hers in the flat but could think of nothing done that could betray her. Had she been seen? Was some third

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her. That sound or a closing doorl Had she really heard it as she stood, holding the pistol and watching with frenzied eyes while Borden so slowly and horribly slumped down on the floor? She could not be sure. There had Icem- ed to be so many other noises-a roaring in her ears. echoes of the shot. the clatter ol the motor back- firing in the street. Could anyone else have been there? But. it so, why had he, or she, not come for- waxd and denounced her?

Had that been done? It she had been seen she would not be known to the witness'. All that could be given to the police was a descrip- tion of her. They might be looking

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6. Ont.-. Wu. C. RICHARDS, Toronto. 0nt.; Viclol C.- Hisas, Toronto. Ont.-. Mns. Dolus HALL. Toronto. Onu BIZINAID Wm), Toronto, Ont.; R. T. ELl.:an. Wood-, stock, 0nt.; Mas. CAIlNl.'l' H. LONG. Wnrdsvilie, 0nt.l. Mas. Janus EKINS. Woodstock, 0nt.; WALLACI Drureev, Baio Comelu. P.Q.; Mus. C. A. Sun. Bour-' Ianuquo, P.Q.; C. I. ll. Brznluaz. Montreal, P. .; 1. R; I.AaILLI:. Montreal. P.Q.; J. P. lllmnu. Montm P.Q.;. DAVID Rn.r.r. Montreal, P.Q.; Mlctner. Znntuuum Montreal. I'.Q.: Mae. 1. C. Nicluzasoa. Moncton. N.B.x Miss Bram. B. KNooI:t.L. Saint John. N.B.; Mu. Eun- nrru R. Lmca. Halifax, N.S.: M. Hamuuun Halifax; N.S.; Maxnau. MIicLzon. Trenton. N.S.: AYIIOND BLOUIN, Ascot Comer, P. .; Jean-Cnauu Moran.- Granby, P.Q.; Lucian A. ursaanuu. Lu Vieillee Forges. P.Q.: Foin-umir Drsaocnzns, Montreal. P.Q.; Jun MARC Dlcmilo. Montreal. P.Q.: Jun Mums.- Montreel. P.Q.; J. C. Rovun, Montreal. P.Q.: I. H. A. t DUGAL, Quebec, P.Q.; Miss lunroxo: Jun. Three Rivers, P.Q.; Aunnn Ousurrra. Villa St. Charles; P.Q.; Emuo LALDNDE, Ville l.aSalle, P. .

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OTTAWA. Jilly lli -(GPl- A'cadet "get acqualn . plan. The spoke about last nizht comes in?"lrnasllguglptiligggfbggirhgio :6"? visit, with President Truman atjcadcts. selected on a merit lmsislshe asked, and he nodded. ”I death scanty as wenfme gtmhs she White House will highlight a from all parts of Canada. will leave thought you were only joking." we pzmce had given Om meme 3”: two-week air tour or the Unit('dlMontreal July 28 for Washington. "There's no harm in trying to be much food for thought ;n mam States by 26 RUHII Canadian Air first stop on their tour as guests cheerful." he returned with it grin. Wm, had the police come to 'tho Cadets under the international alriof the U. 8. Civil Air Patrol. I”1 expert I shall get through. hutmoncluslon mm it was E Case 01' XI I'”"e I399” mi”? 9” my 93.91"”) murder? Until she read the report and NW” N55 MJOIW I”.”5h9d she had never acknowledged tol i now. There wasnit much or it leitgherseu the hope which she had

i after my lather had taken what hhrbourcd than Borden would be he ll?lllU”d- Fm'1””3I9I5'i 3” inssumed to have committed sili- lfliilld Wok Ch-"'19 "I "e , for ""3 cldc. But it had been there The and had managed cvcrytlung won-fweapon was beside mm. omy ms dt-.rfull.v. But at the prcscnt xiinm-'nnzel.ypI.m.s could be 0'n it That am I'm practically on the rocks. word ..nngel.ym.mts.. hmugtml up I'm lellllll-' YW” IIII5 b”'R””c rmwanother which appeared in the re- "”fii..?”.ii:iA...- . lpfff;Tiff..PfTiifi?Ti,i?”ii?flE

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