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He was waiting {or her in the car. masked as she was, his costume identical, except that the pompoms were a brilliant blue.

“Isn't this a wonderful city?" She couldn't restrain her en- thusiasm. “Some time when I'm not busy I'm going to come back here and do and see everything as it should be done."

"The people here don't need to view the world through rose-col- ored glasses today. anyway," he agreed.

He maneuvered the car skillful-

but slowly through the hilar- us careless crowd.

“Where are we going? What

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Had Stu Lznvrence overcome his sense of duty for one day? Was he going to show her some of the lighter side of New Orleans? ‘His klllSWOl‘ dispelled any brief illusions she held on that score.

“Nothing in keeping with the spirit of the occasion, unfortu- nately."

“This is the City hiorgue," he announced,

“Morgue? she gasped with hor- ror.

"Yes. You're going to have to identify someone. Werould have brought Mamselie Duval instead. but l have another reason for wanting you here."

“But .. who is it?" Lotus moistened her lips nervously with the tip of her tongue.

"1 can't tell you. Just identlly him if you can." He led her to a desk. A plump, sober-faced man sat behind it, in policeman's uni-

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“Herc she is, Chief- man, from the Cafe Duval. You may tuke off your mask, Rosa."

Lotus began to tremble violent- ly and only the reassuring pres- sure of inwrences lean fingers on her arm steadied her.

The Chief took up his position beside a long narrow table on which a iwhlte-shcetcd form re- posed. Quickly, his hnnd drew back the sheet from the figurehs face. "Do you recognize this man?"

Lotus gasped-the thin. goatecd face was startlingly inmiiiar.

“It's Jacques, a waiter at the Cafe Duvall"

"You are sure?"

"Yes, there's no doubt of it. I've seen him every night for ai- rnosi. a month."

"When was the last time saw him?"

"Last night. I left the Cafe at twelve and he was still busy serv- ing the customers. What happen-

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ed to him?"

‘ "He was murdered." The Chief . studied her closely. "Found mo‘ body in a dory tied to one of the; piers this morning." ‘

"How horriblel"

his features. "Not too bad. L! he's‘

record as long as my arm. Thei world n better off without himf That's all, Miss Kirkman, you may“ go now."

Moodlly, Intus leaned on the‘ balustrade oi’ her small balcony‘ und stared at the waterfront be-l low, the masts and funnels of the

ships moored opposite the Cafe iand warehouses.

She watched the long, strong ,nrm of the crane swing crates and élinies to the dock side. Froml wiloeks‘ away the shouting and rcvclry of the crowd moving to- ward Canal Street reached her but dimly now. Doubtless she was free to join them, but the ex- perience with Lawrence in the‘ morgue had displrited her thorw ougzhly,

"All a part of the game, my girl," he had suid.

Perhaps it was to him. Running down criminals and eliminating them from society was his profes- , sion, but sho iwus miserable. Even l being indirectly responsible for the demise of Jacques Renault. ai known crook, was upsetting. They had never exchanged more than a few sentences, he'd never harmed her in any way as far as she knew,

When she'd explained this to Lawrence he'd chuckled dryly. "You're not as cold-blooded as thought."

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Almost without being consclousl of it, Lotus nvatchctl a cream and chromium roadster drive up to the S.S. Gonzales. discharge a passenger, then make a sweeping‘ turn ncross the railroad tracks‘, nnd come to a swlshing stop lie-l ncnih her balcony. The driverl rniscd his urm in gay salute. It; was Stacy Corbin,

“l-Icllo there, Rosa! nnd join me."

Hoping to destroy the despim" dent mood in which the morninfs events hutl left her, she accepted. Stacy's smile was infectious. his hand squeezed hers briefly.

“The Gonzales would have to arrive (luring the Mardl Grits’? ..They drove up beside the gun‘;- wny and a man in chaffle of the tinlouding walked up to the side of the cnr. “They're going i0 send it down now. Mr. Corbin."

“Okay—my truck will he here in n moment. to pick it up." He turned io Lotus, "Hold on to those gorgeous orbs of yours so

Come down

Surdonic humor flickered across; ‘

really Jacques Renault, he has a- .

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I be loaded onto a truck, Lotus and

be quit-e a sight." They watched a steel-barred slowly lowered over the sidel The stevedorcs maneuvered it gently to ti platform from where it could

Stacy mounted the steps and stood beside it. Two small, al- mond-shnpod c595. Susi-filling and yellow, met Lotus and she drew back. A vile. fetid stench as- sailed her nostrils.

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Force and left inst week to rejoin ill‘. Summer-side where he expects to be stationed for some time at least.

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Miss Mabel O'Brien and Miss Mzngv sinnoii. have returned from a motor trip to Boston, where they were guests of lvLrs. John A.

is now eighty-live years young and still very active and docs her own work.

Fishing at Red Head has been very l1eavy' during this month and

llughes and daughters Bertha and . Gertrude. Their aunt Mrs. Hughes '

stock is complete.

with only one [lacking plnnl: in operation scores of boatloacis oi’ fish had in be salted. Old timers report there never was such heavy fishing late in the fall and many cf the fishers who cave up early in the season missed the heavy catches of both cod and mackerel.

Mr. Charles Masher has his new house all closed in on the outside

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and expects to be living in it late this fall. l-Ic informs this writer ma!‘ like T113113’ others he used B. C. red cedar shingles and as these Shingles are‘ not edged every one has to be planed on both Fillies and this makes the job of shlnsllnz very slow and trying.

Friends hole and especially in

Dromore will learn with regret oi the passing at his home in Mont- real. of Mr. Ambrose Hamm, after a. lengthy illness. Mr. Hnmm was ‘a. foreman in the steel mills in Trenton for more than forty years. His home always carried i the welcome sign for anyone from lhome and this writer spent sev- ‘ ernl vacations at his lovely home.

LONDON — (OP) — The crown jewels are again being publicly displayed in the Tower of London,

OUSDEIN HALL, Suffolk, Eng. iund — (OP) — Bomb disposal men. after digging three weeks, located a SOC-pound bomb dropped in i941.

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