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"You mean," he began hesitant- ly, “that you think that—"

Bing answered that question by handing him the letter from the garage which placed Jonesey in 'I'roy on the day of Anstruthers’ death. Sam, reading it, disciplined the i-mpulse to whistle.

"It does look pretty bad." Bing admitted, breaking the liience. “Hei- gmndfather is all shot, though he tries to hide it. You can 3U how she would duck out if she found out. who I was." Bing added. "She'd be afraid that marrying me would bring it all up. And all this stuff would certainly sound bad to anybody who didn't know her." "It doesn't bother you?" ventur-

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"Oh, I don't believe a word of it." Bing assured him.

Now the clipping and letter pro- vided to Sam's legal mind o mighty good case against Joriesey. Yet Bing simple disregarded what to him was evidence.

Well, that was love. Sam suppos- ed. You couldn't account for it. It was incredible. the more so that Bing had actually passed up n girl like Ricky to become involved with this Jonesey. There certainly was no accounting for tastes.

Thinking of Ricky reminded Sam of someihi e should have spok- en of at o , ‘Oh, I had a wire from Rickv just q litle while ago," he told Bing. He took it from his pals-ma pocket and handed -t over.

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Bing, finished with this, mumiur- ed huskily. "He's a peach—and so is she. How come she sends her love to you?" he asked. “You've never met her. have you?"

"Why. she phoned me and we had dinner together last night. just to talk things over." said Sam. “Then she went on to New York."

"What train did she take?"

"The midnight," Sam replied. and still blushing, changed the sub- ject hastily. “You haven't the slightest i501 where Jonesey ls, I take it?"

Bing shook his head. that she's in Boston."

"You've come back to hunt for her here?"

"I've come back to find her." said Bing, and his jaw set,

“You mean so she can explain all this?" Sam ventured. nodding at the clipping arid the letter.

"Oh, I've got all that explain- ed." Bing assured him serenely. “I mean I don't have to be told what actually happened. But there is one thing I wish you'd do for me, Sam. Her grandfather didn't

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"So he just sat tight," finished Bing. "But 1 wish you'd look up the police end for me: find out ‘exactly what, if anything, the poi-

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Sam. whose experience with the police was larger than Bing's, might have told him that the police uri- doubtedly thought they had plenty against Ellen. They are likely to feel that way when a man is found dead. presumably strangled. and his companion promptly disap-

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Bing must have considered the possibility of stirring up the police. however, for he added, "I just want copies of the papers in the case. They can be got without causing any fuss, can't they?" '

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It was only natural that this outstanding "freak" should have resulted in trouble for one aide or the other, North went slow on the first round, because he had to worry about two or even three possible spade losers, but when South, by bidding twtymtrump in the face oi’ West's spade call, a.n- nounced a high card in the suit, it become obvious to North that at least a small slam would hove to be-reached.

Looking only at the North-South hands any expert would say that six clubs had about a 100 to 1 chance in its ﬂavor, with not too bad a play for seven-odd. Ahtually however, South found the contract impossible of fulfillment!

West. opened the heart king. Dummy ruffed, but a tentative trump lead by South disclosed the sad‘ state of affairs. and there was no salvation. Even if South had not drawn that one trump he could not have shut out the setting trick. At first glance it appears that dummys low diamonds can be ruiff- ed out while South retains full control, but that is a snore and a delusion. Try it to: yourself. dear reader!

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Sam reached for the phones“ his number and referring to the clipping, asked that the police re- port on the death of W. Hyslop Anstruthers at a Troy 310W l"! March 17th, be obtained for litm.

"They'll get it as soon as pos- slble." he told Bing, harming "l! the receiver. He added, "Where's your luggage? You'll stay with me, of course."

At that point the telephone rang. Sam reached for it.

"Telegram," he murmured. catch- ing Bing's swift glance.

and took it down.

"It's from Ricky," he told Bing excitedly when he finished. He handed the wire over so that Bing could get the news fu-r him- self. And Bing read:

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