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George Kendall looked into the
red face of Albert P. Sutworth.
The client had come up to
George's room after George had
received the call from the desk
clerk. If ever.-a man’s expression
showed anger, Mr. Sutworth’s did.
“You have double-crossed me,
young man.”
“Double-crossed you? Why, Mr.
Jutworth! How can you say such
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a thing.”
“Don’t try to stall around., I
know what you're up to.”
“You do?”
“Yes, I do.”
“Mr. Sutworth,” George's vofee
was calmer now, “I was just go
ing to send you a telegram, re
signing from the case. Your
daughter just threw me into a
vegetable and fruit stand today.”
“She did? I received a phone
call from her early this morning.
She said she was through with
Chief Big Bear and was going to
marry a man by the name of
George Kendall. That's you, isn’t
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“Yes, but—"
“So you're going to resign. You
don’t care for the fee and bonus
—you’re going to marry my
daughter and inherit everything
I've got.”
“The engagement’s off—for the
present, Mr. Sutworth. There was
an — er — a quarrel after she
phoned you. She’s gone back to
Arno, but I'm no quitter, I'm go=
ing after her again tonight.”
“Humph. We'll see about that.”
“Mr. Sutworth, would you pre
fer me or Mr, Arno as a son-in
law?”
“l don’'t want her to marry a
hard-boiled private detective. I
know all about ’em. I read detec
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“Then you prefer Mr. Arno?”
“I didn't say that. I don’t want
her married to a big musele-bound
wrestler with cauliflower ears,
twisted nose. Is he bald or does
he wear long hair—or maybe it's
cut Indian fashion—"
“Mr. Arno is hefty, but not bad
I coking, Mr, Sutworth. And I
don’t carry a gun, I don’t make
love indeseriminately, and I'm not
hard-boiled.”
“You and Arno both are for
tune hunters.” : :
“I'm not. 1T won't have any of
your money-—l'll make my living
as a farmer.”
“A what?”
“Your daughter and I want to
live on a farm. Now, good-day, sir,
I'm off to patch up our quarrel.”
George darted out of the door.
Mr. Sutworth’s alarmed cry came
after him, but George was down
the stairway and out of the build
ing free of pursuit. George had
much to do.
The question is, George thought,
will Marilyn react the way he ex
pecetd her to?
But Marilyn would, if she were
the dream girl he thought she was.
Firmly convinced that Marilyn
was the girl of his dreams, George
dined along in a nearby restau
rant and then made his way to
the carnival grounds.
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It was getting dark and the ear
ly crowd had arrived, The iferris
wheel churned, the merry-go
round whirled to the wheeze of a
mechanical organ, and the Seneca
Springs Annual Carnival was in
full swing,
Midway lights flashed their
sparkling brilliance on a thousand
and one, the entire population of
the city almost, wide-eyed people
who milled through the sawdust
and crowded the rows of conces
sion stands on each side of the
midway.
The aroma of peanuts and ham
burgers and hot dogs struck
George's face with force and the
din of., barkers pounded into his
ears above the murmur of the
crowd. Here were some dancers
performing to the music of a
three-piece band, and there were
acrobats in tights, freaks who ate
fire and swallowed swords, for
tune tellers, and animal acts. Yes,
animalacts, for they would play
an important part in Detective
George Kendall’'s pursuit of hap
piness.
George found Max Arno’s con
cession stand. It was simply a
soft drink stand, but the soda wa
ter was sold under the label of In
dian medicine, guaranteed to_cure
the blues and made locally by the
Seneca Springs Bottling Works.
Max was dressed in an Indian suit,
complete to a war bonnet, and he
was not doing a bad job in selling
his wares.
As George moved a little closer
to the stand, he caught a glimpse
of Marilyn Sutworth. She was
clad in jeans, a brightly colored
shirt with the shirt-tail out, and a
cowboy hat, and was helping Max
serve his soda pop.
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crowd before Marolyn saw him
and then threaded his way toward
the animal cages. These were back
of the sideshow tents and behind
the cages were bales of hay and
straw, fed and bedding for the
animals.
George found activity arotind
these bales and piles of loose hay.
Here George’s secretary was hard
at work, scooping up armloads of
the hay and carrying the stuff to
a truck parked nearby. Helping
her was the tawny haired young
man, Tom Faber, who would drive
the truck. The vehicle was half
filled with straw and hay.
Then Verna Denton' saw her
boss. She stalked toward him.
“This is the stupidest brain child
anyone ever had,” she said wiping
perspiration from her brow. “If
you don’t get arrested for kidnap
ing, you'll probably get yourself
married.”
“At least T won't be a guitter,”
George said hotly.
“Sometimes it's better to quit.”
(To Be Continued)
(larke Farmers *
C. A, Ward, Chairman of the
Clarke County PMA Committee,
announced today that all farmers
in Clarke County who have been
given approval for assistance on
spring conservation practices have
been notified that July 15, 1952 is
the final date for reporting these
practices.
The practices that must be re
ported are: seeding winter legumes
in the fall of 1951, annual and
sericea lespedeza seeded in spring
of 1952, kudzu, dallis grass, and
planting forest trees. “
- Mr. Ward stated that the far
mers having approval on these
practices must make this report
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or lose the assistance granted them
on these practicular practices, If
the approved praclice was not car
ried out, the farmer may request
a substitute practice on or before
July 15, 1952, Mr. Ward urges all
such farmers to make the report
or request substitute practices
right away. This report should be
made to the Clarke County PMA
Office in the Courthouse.
. According to Mr. Ward, the
following farmers have made their
spring report: R. J. Chandler, L.
A. Kirk, J. D. Hooper, J. B. Fuller,
Mrs. Helen W. Williams, H. F.
Parrish, B B. Meyer, J. G. Cheat
ham, H. E. Wood, Sidney Boley,
Gus Thrasher, J. C. Daniel, J. H.
T. McPherson, E. G. Kenney, J.
E, Greene, L. E. Hayes, John Gil
more, Eugene Mather, C. B. Hay
nie, H. O. Langford, W. W, Ward,
Jeff Scott, T. W. Morrison, S. T.
Carter, Hattie Morris, Mrs. Arris
Fergusen, J. E. Caudell, A. P.
Winston, Mrs. Susie R. Adams,
J. H. Dixson, G. W. Payne, jr., D.
L. Branyon, W. B. Aiken, C F.
Brown, P. L. Powell, C. W. Par
rott, B. 1. Colle, A. C. Craft. J. C.
Burroughs, J. H. Massey, Duke
Daniel, Frank Callaway, J. I’}
Towns, Tommy Delange, A. T.
Lawrence, T. G. McElreath, J. B.
Gamble, H. E. Williams, H. C.
Erwin, E. T. Strickland, Mrs.
Eloise J. Thurmond, L. E. Barn
ett, L. B, Bond, R. C. Chandler,
R. E. Johnson, E. F. Whitehead,
G. M Champion, H. W. Paul, H.
P. Ashe, Ed McKinney, C. L.
Goodrum, C. A. Ward, H. E. Por
terfield, Felton Spinks, W. L.
Jones, J. R. Pulliam, D. L. Firor.
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COLUMBUS, O. — (AP) —
There’s really no cause to worry
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University.
“Maple bladder galls” is the
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bumps appearing on silver maple
leaves this spring, ne says. The
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the upper surface of the leaves
and are green at first, Later they
turn red and then almost black.
They are caused by microscopic
mites.
The damage 18 so small that
most authorities question the value
of control measures, Parks says.
Although the giraffe was found
in Europe and India‘in previous
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