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"The Home Of Proven Values"

The Birthday Murder

By Lange Lewis

CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT Part One

small, neat on a street from westlake No al-

Froody lived in 8 bachelor apartment that sloped up (now MacArthur) Park. teration in 'nomenciatura would add splendour to the park itself. it had been there for as long as Tuck could remember. surround- ing a shallow turgid lake on which white swans, rowboats and little mud hens swam. The lake was entirely circled by green slatted benches on which people sat by day for the reasons which prompt people to sit on park benches. At night, though, the park was emp- tier. Rovvboals and canoes dri-Mr ed about, fragmenting the long re- Ilections of light. An occasional stroller paused to look reflectiveiy

benches young couples sat close. the mania arm about the woman's shoulders. The darkness gave a privacy to everyone, to the strol- lers thoughts, the lovers' words.

i when Tuck's knock at friend's door iv:-otight no response. he knew that Froody was either Eat. the movies or walking around 'thcilake. Tuck had become ad- justed to the flat. smell of that water, the damp smell of grass, when he saw Prood,i"51 dumpy. unmistakable form walk-! in; slowly ahead of him. He fell: ,lnto step; Froody showed no sur- lprise. Their famziiarity with each

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iother's ways explained TUCk'5 having: found him. A 'I'tIclI told annut Mrs. I-limels discovery concerning the ant poison.

Froody removed from his mouth 3 brim pipe :15 short and stubby as himself and asked: "And Mrs, I-lime told you that Mrs. saxe izot; rid of the poison because she' thought she--that is Mrs. Hime might have killed her husband with it?"

"she did."

"Hm. Now it docsnlt seem to me sheid say that, if she really did kill him. Does it to you?" "No. Unless she realized that it would sound better coming from her."

Froody looked doubtful at this subtlety. "Yes. There's that.” He thought a mintite. ”Of course. the fact that this Hazel is willing to swear that she didn't put. ant pow- der in the sugar doesn't prove a thing. That's the last thing sheldl want to admit. when she has to make her living as a housekeep- er."

"True," said Tuck.

”so at. one end we have two al- ternatives: Hazel did or didn't. And at the other end there's twoi more: Mrs. llime did or didn't.l Ami both of them have a mirzhtyi good reason to say they didn't..l So we can't believe either of 'em!” ttAnd then," said Tuck. ”there's the middle. The other three peo- ple who had as good an opportun- ity to poison the sugar as either Hazel Bennett or Victoria Jason Hime." "Only Froody. "No known motive," said Tuck. From the bench they were pass- hm 11 girl said: "All right. Harry." "But aren't you changing all around?" asked Froody cautious- ly. "Last time we talked about these people you washed 'em out complete and utter."

"That was when I believed the murderer had to bring the poison with him. But now it was in the kitchen, waiting to; him. All he had to bring was himself. Him- self, and a certain psychological setup within himself of which we don't yet know. It may have been the sight. of that green can with its red-edged poison label that brought the plan for murder into being in his brain."

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'-neouuns good." said rroody. "Only who? And why?"

"well, once more Mia Hastings drops out. she wouldn't lrili the man she hoped to get that part from."

Froody took the pipe from his mouth. "What if she meant to kill MRS. I-lime?"

"wowiid she choose a way which would k ll him, too?"

Pt-oody put the pipe back into his mouth without comment.

"That leaves Sue and Harries," said Tuck. ."Tho old friend and the first husband." r

"And he'd never set I-lime.”

"That's right."

"And she doesn't seem to have had anything against him, does she?"

..No'..

"What does the- fact the poison was right there in the kitchen do to Mrs. I-lime's story?"

"I can't see that it changes it much. If you argue murder in passion you still have the whole character of the woman to con- tend with; it you argue premedi- tation you have the presence of the ant poison in her cupboard to contend with. It's conceivable that she may have forgotten it if she's innocent. but if she's guilty. the use of the poison in the kitchen would surely have called and she'd certainly have destroyed it before we got to the scene."

"Yes."

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