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The Birthday Murder

By Lsnge Lewis

OHAPTEB. TEN

As they drove back home in her open car with the wind of their passage whipping their faces, Vic- toria told Albert of Sa.wn's re- turn. He showed only mild inter- est.

"It's the darnest thing." said. "to see a face that was your sun and sky ten years ago and feel nothing of the old emotion." "I know what you mean." Al- bert said. "I saw Della a. Imv years ago. To get to something relevant, Moira says you don't think much of her as Ina."

"I don't.

"Lelghman seems rather taken with her. He and I dropped past her apartment tonight after "we left the studio. She and her agent were Just leaving for dinner. We had coffee with them, and I thought Lelghman seemed rather taken."

"He won't be after I talk with imp. , K

"Are you sure you can handle Leighmari?"

"I'm certain of lt."

Albert sighed. "I wish I knew definitely," he said irritably, about producing Inn."

"George always wavers like mad before making an important de- cision. Anyway, hes not the fin-

al word. There's always the vice president over him." '.'It seems that the studio's

leaving the matter of the produc- er entirely up to Leighman.” He added grumpily. "Why don't we eat out tonight? I don't want to meet any ex-husbands the way I feel i-lght now.”

"The casseroles are in oven." said Victoria. She

thinking of Sawn: "All right, I'll take them out and we'll go down to Chasen's."

"You're a darling."

"Correct, me if I'm wrong. It seems to me that you've got pret- ty interested in the career of this Hastings gal. I'm nothing if not

V left only two cups in

broadminded. but I like to know where things stand."

"Remember what I said about pretty little things?" iiert asked. "I haven't my mind."

once Al- changed

that Sawn's cap was gone from

called Sawn's name. There no answer. Albert was beside the dining table his temples and watching "You have the queerest look your face." y

"He's gone," she said. "so we gtlvlrif have to so to cnaseirs after

"All right." said Albert, and went into the bathroom to wash,

She went to the kitchen, and at once saw the cup and saucer on the dralnboard by the sink. A lit- tle ooffee was pooled in tho bot. tom. "Darn," she said aloud. That the Siiex. she decided not to mention this to Albert. He might feel that it Provided a good reason to go to Chasen's after all. She thought of a sleek cafe. the waiting for 3 ilble. the wait for food. "We can go tomorrow night," she thought, to celebrate my birthday." Before they sat down to din. ner. Albert kissed her. with, her arms around him she could feel below each shoulder blade a deep crease in the excellent wool of hi! gray-checked sport jacket. He had slumped in the padding or his beautiful coat, it no longer fitted him as it had in the morn. ing.

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While they ate she told him about her play. He seemed de- lighted. They had finished their casseroles and she had poured their coffee from the silver pot when the telephone rang. "I'll

iii" she said. get Bernloe's small tear-stained voice said: "Vicky?"

"Yes. darling."

"Stan made a dreadful fuss. but he never once suggested that 1 should leave Walter and marry him." "I thought he wouldn't.” "Have you eaten dinner?" "Yes."

"Oh. Well, I just wanted to tell you how things went." "Are you with him now?" "He's waiting for me at table."

"If you were really smart you'd leave him waiting."

"Oh, I couldn't do that." "Remember, that it has to be H clean break." '

Berniae's voice was almost pu- sionaie. 'tIs any break clean?

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it was never like You feel with your head instead of your heart."

table Albert was into his empty coffee cup. He was frowning. t

The first thing Victoria saw when they entered the house was

the chair by the door. She went swiftly to the balcony. The light shone down on empty chairs. she was standing rubbing

Haven't you ever heard the say- ing, "to say goodby is to die a little?' " she added. rather un- necessarily, Victoria thought, and with considerable dislike in' her tone, "But then I suppose that that for you.

"You think with your emotions." "if it doesn't work out the way

you think it will, I've lost out every way," moaned Bernice. "You haven't lost. much in

Stan."

Bernice slammed up the receiv-

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vvhen Victoria returned to the looking down

"That was Bernice. Walter

found out about Stan."

He looked up. interested. "Oh?" "lie wants a divorce. I can't

say I blame him."

"No. you can't blame him." The telephone rang again.

"That thing hasn't been still for five minutes at a stretch all day."

Victoria commented. "rm think-

ing of having it jerkled out and re- lying entirely on carrier pigeons."

Albert smiicd slightly as he

stood up. "My turn."

To be continued 11.33.

CHELTON W. I.

The regular meetini: of the Chelton Womenls Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Wilbert Wright on October 2nd. Roll call was answered by seven members- and the vice-president. Mrs. Roy Campbell. opened the meeting with the "Collect" repeated in unison.

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Minutes were read and approv- ed. The committees gave their re- ports. one reporting there were no sick in the district. It was moved by Mrs. Wilbert Wright and sec- onded by Mrs. Waldo Gardiner that the secretary send for more Oleum capsules for the school children.

The correspondence included a letter from the Adult Education Branch re "Island Folk School Course", also letters from the sup- czvisor and Mrs.Julian Herring on ”Cltizenship" and "Institute Radio Broadcasts" respectively.

It was decided to send for two copies of the "Universal Declara- tion of Human Rights". It uas moved and seconded that the meeting also send for the topic "Winter Meals for the Family" to study during the next fourmonths. The Institute News was distribut- ed.

After much discussion on new business it was moved and second- ed that A pantry sale and bazaar be held at I-Iolman's. It was de- cidcd to take all baking and other articles to Mrs. Fred Clark's for pricing.

It being 25 years since the In- stituie was organized, it was de- cided to celebrate the anniversary with a "Dinner Party" on Oct. 20.

It was also decided to send a congratulatory card to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gardiner on the oc- casion of their 50th wedding an- niversary. Mrs. Gardiner having been a faithful member of thc group for many years.

The annual meeting will he held at Mrs. Roy Campbell's with Mrs Waldo Gardiner in charge of pro-

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A delicious lunch was served by the hostess after which the aprons made during the month were dis- played and admired.

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ST. JOHN'S, Nfld.-(CF)-Ab though the catch was lower than previous years, Newfoundland ship- ped 63l.l20 pounds of lobster to the United States last season, ac- cording to reports at a meeting of

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several lobster fishermen! societ- ies. In the last 10 years a total of 8,230,671 pounds of live lobsters were shipped.

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OSLO '- (GP) -- Preliminary rs- timates made by the Central Bur- eau of Statistics reveal that for the first eight months of 1951 persons visiting Norway from other coun- tries totalled 396,387 compared with 413,849 in the corresponding per- iod last year.

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