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Murder ls ' Forgotful

By WILLIAM IOGAIT

'”:'"!"".'” ' rtruat we didn't keep you wait-

Ina "Did Kay bring you over?" Johnny nodded.

will be along in a moment." Then the millionaire was asy- ing. "It's all right. I'd rather see you alone. anyway. Besides I only have a moment. Kay thought I ought to see you; otherwise I wouldn't have delayed at all." Johnny said, "well, there isn't much to talk about. My partner and I just got out here this at- ternoon. It'll take tline,you know." "Naturally." A J. T. Smith's words were as crisp and sharp as his manner. He was an alert-looking man, with piercing dark eyes and skin that was too sallow Ircm lack of suf-

think of the way a busy. money- ma' man should look.

The millionaire went on: "We discussed details the other day in my oiiice, Saxon. You write your own expenses on this case. The thing is. I want my brother's mur- derer uncovered. Also, I feel that you can do slomething about Irena. As I've already told you. she had an intense interest in writing, just before the...accldent. You're ia- mlliar with writers. and the way they think. and the thins! they do. That should furnish common ground between Irene and you." He ' wned again. "That is. if you can create some spark oi re-' membranes about her writing... about that manuscript on which she was working."

Johnny asked, "You haven't any idea what it was, exactly. and where it might be located?"

"No." patiently up and down the room once, paused, and looked hard at Johnny. "You would think the manuscript would have been in her desk or in her room. Those would be logical places. But no one'a seen it. I feel that it you can find that story. ml: to her about it. that it might be the basis ior stirring her memory."

"By the way." Illd -I0hnnY- "what about your brother's car. the one he was in at the time or the--"

"The car's right here in the sa- rage," said the millionaire. "You can look it over, but I doubt if it will do any sood-"

when Johnny's level. dark brows raised a trifle. smith expltlned. "1119 police have seen it. They still insist the murder was com- mitted by I person or person! WM had robbery as the single motive. But I've had a feeilnc I11 WW3 there's more to it than the: -1-hug, why I employed 10" 31? 1,9, the police end 0! it droP- as your job to find out what happen that nllllf W9 W”" F'”' Another th nB---

Johnny " d. Smith had sick- gd up his hat and paused for I last comment. "As I told Y0": 1 still feel that Irene's life misht It in danger. I've tried to ilnd out if anyone else was in the car with my brother and his wiie that night. We don't know.”

"You mean." 5011113! PT0mD'v0d- "someone they mill": 113" hm known. and who could know about the crime?"

.1. T. Smith said abruptly. "Yes. that's what I mean." The frown was deep between his dark brows. "let's assume this third person- x-could have been along with them. He--or she-possibly knows the murderer or is the murderer. yet is perfectly sais as Ions as Irene remembers nothing about that night.”

Johnny nodded. "But if Irene does snap out of it, then X will no longer be an unknown tllll-III”

ity.

"R.lghtl" The millionaire slrld at his watch. "So you see? I trust, even while you're over here this evening. you haven't left Irene completely alone. I'm terrib- ly worried about her, Saxon. No- thing--nothlng must happen to her. Of course. we have guards- three of them-stationed on the estate."

started abruptly for the door. "You should be able to reach me in New York tomorrow afternoon, it neeeaIa1'!- 1 Ihmlld 50 DICK II! then. Tell Kay I couldn't wait for her." ' with that he was gone.

As soon as Johnny heard the roar of J. 'I'. Smith's black Cadil- lac recede down the street. 1!!

opened the door connecting with the garage and looked for Kay Smith.

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Smith held out his hand. than .

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- Both she and Ralph Dunkirk had momentarily 4' area. But 0031111! toward him was a mach- anic. He was lathering his hands and arms with a paste soap and headed toward a wash sink near- by. The man said:

"They took a walk down the street. he right back I guess."

"rhanks." Johnny said. '

The garage was quiet. This must be the fellow Johnny had heard working on a smashed lender is little while ago. As water started running in the sink,the man look- ed upvnat Johnny and said, "Hot,

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"I'll say".

"What we need is rain."

"We sure do". said Johnny.

"Ain't rained a drop on the is- land in weeks." '

"The same in New York." Johnny.

His eyes were searching the ga- rage. Quite a few cars were stored 1 in regular parking spaces against

said

tellow gave Johnny a He had a small pug nose and ireckles.

what he could make out. was the repair department.

Johnny said. "I understand you the Smith car one which was cracked up."

"Yelh." said the husky mech- anic. He took a dirty towel irom a hook and started wiping his

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dlcated a rear corner oi the shop. You'll iind 'er back there."

He Joined "the investigator as Johnny started toward the back of the garage. pointed to a big gray- colored sedan. "That's the Job."

Johnny walked around the car. The iront end was bashed in; the windshield had cracked. but not shattered. The two front wheels

were toed in and one tire was flat. t The mechanic said. "There's

only a slight drop-oii there where , she drove off the road in her ex- citement. Otherwise..." "You mean, Irene Smith?" "Yeah . . . .Otherwl.se. she might. have broken her neck. Lucky- the

car didn't go over."

Johnny had noticed that the

sides and top or the car were un- damaged.

"Sure. I'm the one who towed

this crate in the next morning."

"Do you work on Sunday morn-

ings?"

"No, we're closed Sundays." The look.

Johnny removed I bill from his

wallet and handed it to the man. "How that spot on 25-A tomorrow morn-

about driving me out to rig? Say about ten o'clock beiore

it gets too hot?"

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(To be continued)

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