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North would have his no trouble at three notrump. and South should

have accepted that contract, part- icularly since he had overbid a‘

little in jumping to three diamonds on the second round.

Leading against the actual five- diamond contract, West made the good guess of allow club. (On any other lead. south would have gotten rid o1. his clubs Unmodi- otely.) East. cashed the two top clubs and led n third round. De- t-iarer ruffed with the eight and entered dummy with a heart in order to take the diamond finesse. \Vilen the diamond king was located on side. it was good news, but the fact that East had the king so well guarded was e, bit disquieting.

The diamond seven was led from dummy, and again, of course, East

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vious necessity of “couping” the lliamond king, which meant that he would have to reduce his own trump length t4; that of East's de- riarer ruffed a heart. Then. el- though the spade finesse was not at all necessary as a._trlck. it was

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"I wu planning to." ,

Will you call up Barney Tee! and risk 0.1m out?"

"Of course. Eric."

"Don't fall to take hlln to the club dance tonight. We may be sble to forget all this and have some fun." byfAll right," she laid dully, "Good-

ilo mt slightly ill. Coral my- berry was supposed to. be e pretty good old psi of his. Along with his

. ""1""?! " i" ""55 "a '° father he was letting her in for the

deciorer led ‘low to the JBCK- W11"! it held. he ruffed another heart. _ then went back to the spade king a 81.4w“ did,” Swain!“ bu...“ Bally closed her eyes for a mo-

and led still another high heart.

If Fast had been able to _ruf.i’ this lead. South would have over‘ ruffed, drawn the diamond king

iand cashed the sp d; ace. $1131 l ll ' . ou ‘l North-South could have chosen‘ m" “ma” m We Sm

h" A e, then a much saier game contract irli discarded ls spa e ac

today's deal, but South's good play brought matters to s satisfactory

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i taking him out to Long Island this

imeet Jim at the garage and get

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sell with o Guardian Wont Ad!" Napo‘ :on and Uncle Elby

lonly thing between us in my ob-

‘play coral for all she was worth. rambling. It was mostly large

Whii-‘h Seemed to face Long Island Sound. Sally waited at one of those |w1ndows until the green roadster |pllii8d in by the side steps. Two 31011112 men allghted. One o1 them lcarried the alligator i When he went into the house Bally i picked up the telephone and called i guy Van Ardens New York num- er.

said. "Yes."‘l»le said Perhaps a minute later there was g m- d 1-

] a knock an her door. It w“ Eric torch or ls ame ve got

; He said. "I wondered i1 you'd one

He closed the door. "who; do" , ‘yes’ and what does ‘okay’ mean?

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most serious kind of consequences. all because he was trying to help

for him. -

The ringing of the telephone interrupted his thoughts, It was Harry Seifert. ‘

"I'm phoning from the drug store down the street from Mill Coral hlayberryu. Mr. Van Arden Just Went in."

"What did he do lost night?"

"Well. he gave me the slip. Mr. Larsen. l-le came back from dinner about nine o'clock. He slipped out sometime alter that without my seeing him. and the first thing I knew about it was when he~ca.rne ill a little after four."

"Have you been in touch with Featherly?"

"NO- lil‘. He wanted s report

on Lolita Monterey, but he didn't call and he told ms yesterday not to phone him there any more be- i cause Zorane is beck." i "I'll take it." i "There isn't much. Mr. Larsen. {She's a pretty high class night- - club entertainer. She makes around | i/wo hundred a week. She was born ‘in Oklahoma of Mexican parents. - Shes been in New York six years.

She's twenty-four. The only im-

portant angle on her is that she's been seen around with Zorane at ithe hotter hot spots."

“Did you hear a rumor that lhe had s little chat with the senator

"Yes, sir." "She claims they're snvcthing more than old pals, Harry. I'm

afternoon. Keep an eye on Von Arden until two-thirty. At three. pick lip the alligator briefcase and

my roadster. The senat-Cr and I will drive out in his car with Miss Por- ter at three-thirty. stay close be-

Sitting beside Corll Mayberry in

rage at Sally had subsided. For the first time since all this lin-

, up to me? Perhaps 1 can help." Eric

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She sold innocently. "The body?"

"That's right. The body of evid- ence. Documents. You see. all sorts of documents in the Zorane cue have disappeared. so that we not only haven't a clear case against Zorane, but we haven't a case against Von Arden either."

merit. She looked suddenly tired. "The Department of Labor." Eric wont on. “put the whole Zorane case in Von Arden‘s hands 0n the natural assumption that he l5 honest. Then we began to suspect thlt documents and papers that disappeared just before zoranek deportation trial began had been wisked out of the files, not by one o1 Zorano‘: men, but by Van Arden himself. We know that van Arden is representing a strong foreign syndicate and that he is at, the held of a strong organization in this country, and that Zorsne, sl- though powerful. is working under him." mic languidly folded ills long arms. "That's why I'm persecuting you. We can put Van Arden on ice if you'll agree to testify that he forced you to let him use your i column."

CHAPTER XXIII

Eric uld mildly. "The whole thing is in your hands. Why can't you’ come clean?"

"If you know as much as you profess to know. you wouldn't have

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‘know anything about Barney's lather,” Sally said, '

‘All right," he said omiably. “I was just bluftlrlg. What's it all about?"

“Perhaps you've guessed that Barney doesnit know anything about it. And i! l don't do what Van tells me to do, Barney's through."

Eric nodded. “So why not put it

looked ht Sally. and he ‘Wasn't sur- prised to see tears in her eyes. He said suddenly, “What ring is that?"

"Barney's." She had twisted the ring so that the diamond was in- side. _

His face was red, "Where's mine7"

"I had the jeweler cut it o,if again.

pleasantness had begun he had be- lieved Sally when she told him that Eric Larsen had blackmailed her into going out to Long Island. Sally was a clever girl. but. where he was concerned she was a poor liar. She was too anxious to be everything that he wanted her to

I told him to send it to your apart- merit.‘

Eric went down stairs and into his father's study. l-le telephoned his apartment. Douglas answered Eris asked him if a package had come from g jeweler,

"Yes. Mr. Larsen. I don't under-

be, Coral was different. Ono of the things he admired in her was her smoothness. He liked her dlrk, sleek, somewhat sultry beauty, and he liked her imperiousness. but most of all he liked her smoothness.

Chatting lazily, watching that private little smile ﬂicker st her lips, he thought: "Here I am sitting beside one of the few remaining rich girls in America. and she's in love with me. or I'm nuts. The

session for Sally. Why do I bother with Sally when I could hsve a girl like this?"

Looking at Carol's aristocratic little nose he made e decision. He'd

give Sally one more chance, If iha ‘n: out on him?»

didn't work out this time he would The Larsen hour was large and

windows upstairs and down, all of

briefcase.

When van Arden Answered. she

to go for a swim before dinner."

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stand it. I took the liberty of open- ing it and it's your emerald ring again. sir."

“Get a messenger.” Eric directed him, Have him bring it here at once. Have him take a taxi."

Erie put the phone down. Harry Seifert came in. His lower lip jutted unpleasantly. He said brus- q ely, "Look here, Mr. Larsen, I tlnk it's about time we had a showdown. I'm on the senator's pay roll and‘! don't like the way things are going, l-le was just telling me that g swell girl he thinks this Porter dame is and how tickled, he is that you're going to marry her. What are you getting ‘m’ hold-

Eric settled well beck lryhls chair. ' put his hands behind his head and looked up at this rnsn who was next to John Ratherly. the senator's best undercover man. "Let's have it all; Harry."

"Van Arden is up to something. He's s dangerous glly and a clever guy. The Department of Labor assumes this investigation is on the level. Is it on the level. Mr. Lar- sen? If something should break. it'll look as if you and the senator have been shielding this dame. And that cuts me in and how about John Featherly? Have you really got something or are you carrying the

to know." (To B0 Continued)

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