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"I know. I ‘have been there."

"And I," raid Dollimore.

"It is curious that an English-

-' man like Lewin should go to such . | thieves’ kitchen," Pichon said. 5 "It is not even amuainlf’

"m; was drinking heavily."

"Even so; there are many plussnter places in which to drink. It is a resort oi crooks. We

‘know it well. You gut. nothing - out of Balcau?"

“Baleau?”

“The proprietor-ﬁt lamb."

"Nothing," raid Dollimore with a |mlle, "Excepting the statement that he had misled XML"

“So?“

“HQ told you that Lewin hzid not been there ior several iveeks."

"That i ao."

"He was wrong, he now as- rerts. Lewin called there several times ior letters. It w-ss Baieaws wife who saw him. not Balenu."

Pichc-n stroked his chin, "Lcwln liilil not been to the Cafe," he said quietly, “Madame was there whilst. 1: was talking to Baieau. I

Rosiers, put in. M. Plchon nodded: "You seem to have a rather interesting case on the carpet," he said with a smile. "Ii you are interested, Mon- sieur, and can spare the time, I should like to tell you about it."

“I am very interested."

Dollimore gavc him a rapid sketch oi the case. The French- man. eyes nearly closed. huddled in hla chair.

At the end he sat upright: "I have an idea. monsleur. It may qslly be wrong."

Dollimore waited.

“Quite easily, it may be wrong," 'the Frenchman repeated. "But us- ually, when an idea comes to me c-ut of the blur? there is some- thing in it. Would you do me the honour of dining with m: ill. a quarter past six?"

"I shall be delighted," Dolli- more raid.

"And by that time I shall have found whether the idea that came out oi the biuc should have remained in its azure home." Pichon said with a smile. “By the way, ii you draw a blank in the Rue Ballu. you might glean some- thing from Monsieur Jean Dal- robes, at the Cafe Dalrobes in the

apparently." Dollimore

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"I have come. madame, from the Prefecture oi Police." hs ssid.

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She glanced at him sharply: T!“ ‘1N'BE1%EN" PLAY“ "a i i‘ En u h," h —-— sold,‘ mom em a g I ' e If the declarer in today's hand

“Yes. a British police oiilclal. 1 Md been either an averuee Player obtained your address from H. W’ Ill 9X99" he WW3‘! have m“. Pichonf. his contract by- means oi a, very

"our why, monsieur Come in- simple plan. The actual South plur- side. It ls unpardonahle of me to 91' was ‘me C! W056 Wll° Blwayi kpep'_vol, Standing on the sup in look for the most complicated way this manner)’ to play any hand. The result, as

“Thank you," » is often the case with such players,

She led him to a small room “'55 a From m“ h“ °Pp°n°m5< on the ground floor.

"Here we can talk," she said.

"My visit

The two men shook hands and

went there personally; the As- sistant Commissioner has helped mo before this. I wonder why Baleau lied to you on the point? Hp has a reason for it -t'nat llmbl"

There war a discreet tap at the door and a clip oi paper “ms plat-cc‘ in front oi M, Plchon.

"One hundred Rue Baliu - r. turning out oi ih_e Rue Blanche most. of the houses in that sirref are comparatively ~ respectabiv boarding houses. and the like," Pichon said. -

"And quite near ihe Cafe dos

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Dollimore took a. taxi at the door at’ the Prefecture oi the Rue Bal- Dunne!‘ I! one becomes d: nk_

As Pichon had said it proved ‘. f . a“: “M53122”; one ﬁnds m and [noisy is not g happy com-

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, “Y . "I “number mm, ‘freon iiléerlégnldéa where he went to “No. monsieur."

“Or of ho\v I could oer inlo touch with him? Do any oi his friends live hcre or near hcre?"

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The woman who rer-‘led in hill Fm; might have been either pro-

man -'his mme, Monsieur ab, l ACID“ DOWN 2'15"“! ‘have it Monsieur Cardew." Lchmcmk l-Beauiiful d"! I "Yes. I've heard oi’ him." Dolli- aglq," CNN 24-“! more said without betraying his “>005 2-H: NR9 surprise. “Did he stay here?” gjegch S-Goddeaa oi dinner “Ne. But he came here several “Hi-mum; rdiacord (Gr- 26.Tear tlmcs with Mr. Lewln." wood Myth-l ZZReach _ "And do you know where M. “my” fLSJVIIO lcrOll Oarrlew is? He may be able to 134M103“ ﬁ-Ahlwl-hum QiLWager help me." “a (Tum berry 31. Present! “I saw him a few weeks ago, hut Myth) 0.141311 32.Blbllcal nun"; "n". of him I know nothing. He was 13_5hmk prieIi-l mount a different man. monsieur, to 1L Blbucu qty T. Habit $3.3M“! _ p010!‘ M. Lewin." ‘15_ Mum-n 8.3“! sdCounter- C3.BOI:OII;OI :1" what way?” 17_gy,|';p¢(y lLizord mand the o0 It is not my business, mo“. 1g_p°1|,h (comJorrnlZmOonaqioua dtTalki n rieur, but one hears whisper“ 20. Cutod, 85:11:36"! 39- 32:1"! .48 gxtilaypgr“ ICED?" 58,311 see Lewin after he auto - ' ‘ 9 ' 22.Roadp‘ 19- Biol-use 41- Dmrt liil-l-urvevfthr "m. Monsieur. m. paid his bill iobbr.) cribs (Aria) bot-ﬂy and went. And that was the end." 23.5mm ‘ ‘Thank you very much-" (up) Dollimore had an early lunch at ggpocgoy; the Cafe Dalrobes. He knew m1. aaelatanta ouch oi Paris ‘to know that the 2s. Gist. (coiioq. cafe would be a. very dirierent U_g_) place at night, but at the time he m ppgu.“ was there it would have been s1. Pant-ed difficult w imerine a. more ais- amarzium $35: Bud respectable establish- “ \|‘fy . .'l1.Irldiun»' The lunch was admirable and (gym), Dollimore. who had eaten little 38. Pull lmce he left London the prev- 40.il‘reah lous evening. did ample Justice {Lqggggﬂg l0 it. H ‘(mama (To be continued) ll . -—-___._ 46 zéigbettﬁance PLAY AND LEARN . u ern statetabbr.) A new same "Eat a lib-Score (lmiiviaionin Hllh”. based on Canada's Food Boy scouts Rlllﬂ- h” been produced ioi- uae of ilsmalldrum ‘alumni I114 provides iniorruaticn 51 vumbhfur ins well as entertainment. Through 52 summon IPi-ovincial Health department; and form ylocal heali-h ur. ta, teachers and 51mm, . parents may obtain these cards, g “Mm”- which will help in teaching ghlldreg:

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