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191f). )1e1 l't I .1 MOTION PICTURES I MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN Looking sat Hollgwood EdSidlivart MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN I0.11.9:30 Show p.m. I I BALABAN KATZ LI I It Ark I I WONDER THEATERS tri TODAY CHICAGO STATE Ni 11ANDIDLPH PAN. 3300 Continued from pare 13, column Banned as IMMORAL by N. Y.

Slate Censors Hailed as IMMORTAL by N. City Pa flies Its 29-weeks' run In N. Y. ler" pr? but It won't for much longerthe case soon will be marked "closed." ii "It infects with th bursting vi tolity.th fragile tovliness el itssdles lb 11151." -11. R.

CRISLER N. Y. Times A idlvest l'retnie re Diroct from 6.40 i VAT 0 STATEITAKEI 40c de HOORAY FOR THIS CS. GRAND ARRAY ON STAGE fe7teeve ihrm1YRIGGS I ISTATEILTAKEI plc WI PO ilk 4bel lo GEI Vilittl 1 1 1 40-Aibm. 1 -r," Titles) 403 g.

7 4, A N4 Tio LI 0 a 34 PF IRRI ZS TE Birir. iSmit 0. Tates) 1939 4 NoP lik As rma .6. gaIE pit" 11.4 i AYSCIICLE AWARD 1 l4di All As major studios, he suddenly found himself falling asleep at his work. Unable to keep his eyes open.

And the situation becoming worse as time passed. Finally his option was not picked up, and almost the next day his ailment was diagnosed as sleeping sickness. Special treatments, trips to various clinics and other expenses soon took all his money and when he returned to Irollywood appealed to the fund for help. Ile remained a fund case until just a few weeks ago when he found a job in a grocery. Ire' Is working there now, still looking forward to the time when he will return to some studio's writing department sear of screen, doge sod radio with tie Itvios Ile pat 1 Case 47: Here was a true old timer in the business.

She was one of the first converts from the stage when movin' pitchers" were still a novelty to be seen only in an occasional nickelodeon. For years she made her living on the screen, then her health failed and finally she became too ill to work. The fund now maintains her in a little home where she is happy in her dreams of yesterday and free from the cares of tomorrow. Case 64: One of the rarest of maladies sleeping sicknessshot this man from his position as a top ranking writer to his present job in a grocery, but he's still hoping to get back into pictures. Under contract to one of the hoys fell madly in love with her on the screen.

Interviews with her ran in every fan magazine and her fan photos fooded the country. Suddenly, an intangible something happened. -The country changed its pace and style. demanded a new type of star a different personality. Sudden fame seldom can cope with sudden obscurity and almost over night this girl found herself forgotten, A hits-been.

This was more than just a question of friancial aid for the fund. It was a problem of mental rehabilitation. The girl had to be instilled with the will to And it has been a battle that has lasted thru the years and only been won recently. Now she is back on her feet again. fighting the world that she once had defeated.

The fund is still helping her, BETTY LOU -0, PA 'Beautifully, Simple and Simply Beautiful." --FANNIE HURST Rev. a P. Kretzman Named President of Valparaiso U. Valparaiso. April 19 (Special.

The Rev. O. P. Kretanann of Chicago, 38 year old executive secretary of the International Walther league and managing editor of the Lutheran publication, Cresset, was named late yesterday to the presidency of Valparaiso university. Official notification will be made Tuesday, and if the Rev.

Mr. Kretzmann accepts he will assume his new duties July 1. Dr. O. C.

Kreinheder was named president emeritus. He resigned the presidency because of. failing health. On June 11, 1939, he was given six months' leave of absence and his resignation was accepted July 26. Dr.

W. G. Friedrich, dean of the faculty and of the college of liberal arts, was appointed acting president during the vacancy. Dr. W.

A. Maier, well known "Lutheran Hour speaker was invited to the presidency earlier, but declined because of other duties. Alpha Xi Delta Marking 47th Anniversary Today Alpha Xi Delta chapters at Northwestern university and Lake Forest college will Join alumnre members of the Chicago area in celebrating the organization's 47th anniversary at a luncheon today at Normandy house. Miss Elmira Cheney, a founder, will be a guest. Miss June Billings and Mrs.

John Cherry are arranging the luncheon. Ade Devi Carter A Ro Imes Ake Dan Ken Hine The Duffles 11MYHOUSE I March or Time England's Battle 'eat RECOM MENDED ONLY FOR ADULTS 410 EL Miebizatt near Van Buren Cont. A. M. to atidninht-35o to 6:30 Yk sIllte et 4 'a itsse l'amt los Is Ilto ::.4.4., salt CI "151 TYRONE POWER DOROTHY LAMOUR gotatill fmt it 1 9601411 ADM MIME 1111.01011S7SMIL 18161 1 ellaffelifil 1 PIN IMO SiON ARTHUIIIMAKI 1 SA lap mtkis I 11 SOUTH 13th VEER! It Is not an easy Job they do at the Case and executive committee meetings that run far Into the night Wrestling with problems of humanity, problems of finance, problems of eligibility, Into the wee small hours of the morning after strenuous days at the office and before the cameras.

But It Is a job to be done, and they do It. 2 TA 4., -0 WARNER BROS. THEATRES For Picture limes Phone Triangle ISOI lifiaNigt litho STATI, ORIENT Gun Bought Grant MO Mew 0 Irma. "AVAIIION MO Mew PA 0 WM10 OPEN 9 A. 1020 CONTINUOUS 75c NO SEATS RESERVED Cm0 sium Novo II km swots skim 30e-1245 to :30.Lato Show In P.

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Young (io Color) 0.wriirrwl.mtvr PAttAkat's ArA A 20th Clomov-Pos nowe EDWARD ARNOLD110YD NOUN By Luke Short 1940: By 241re Sind kat Co" Inct 600NEMIWIND I Big Sisters Benefit. The Big Sisters will hold their annual benefit card party at 2 o'clock today at the Drake. Mrs. W. Harry Remien Is chairman.

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IGWRII I KI rERRoL 2nd Loop FLYNN Week of OMANI Thundering HOPKINS Adventure plu GAPlur 1 ,47111 TONIGHT tt.c.74' 8 P. MALL SEATS RESERVED MINE NAIR I sat. St.111blort $1.116 110111 OILATlogagement Limited! ON STAGE Bninban Katz relme ETHEL SHUTTA SYLVIA MANON AUDREY CORLEY OXFORD BOYS MENCIASSY BROTHERS RUDY WAGNER Chiceao Theater Ballet IPAIPUN. no-w MAW MINS PROMOTLY PILLID Virginia Citsi Virginia CI 1 30812:15 to Show at Nom, FONDA In lobo Sioioborrit "GRAPES OF WRATH" Vivian (Seartott) IWIAChoA, Lasolt too "SIDEWALKS OF LONDON" to Show at 141:10 Hoar, 1 ON DA In lobo SioioloorrO MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES I DOWNTOWN I Late News Events vtlitletritENNYTMOIESIPAGAIN NONEWa SISTUISO ago Kamm Wool Mint VATTli MOANS HUMPHREY 110GAR RANDOEPH 19110414 044Ntel. At AN UAW mum.

IS I 1 MAVAt ,1 Can Vow: yes1011 STRATFORDE3 SYNOPSIS. Framed FY Santee Bales. Sam Teacher. outlaw cowbey. ehoots the bank robber dressed retembie him.

The governor area to give Sam $25.000 in addition to full pardon mme accredited to him if be will pereuaile Matt Drury to sell the railroad the right el way thru one of his canyons. Sam gets a Job at Drury's ranch, and has a runir twiLb Matt. worthittae ann. Steve. and Ma pretty, but spoiled daughter.

Cella. Sam Drury to make both of his children go to work. Steve is given a small stake. and is told to run the household. Both children leave home In a huff.

Celia going to work to a restaurant. and Steve going into partnerehip with Santee. Steve gets the canyon property as his stake. and Santee plans to make the governor buy the right of war from them tritead of Matt. Santee captures Sam, ties hem up and takes his gun.

'whim sam gets back to town be is arrested for the murder of Steve as his gun is found mar Steee4 body. Malt wants Sam banged. but Beady. Matte foremao convinced of Sate innoeenee, retOrres and helps Sam break Jail. With dynamite they change the course the neer that daterminea the boundary of the land Santee plans to sell the railroad.

Inn, preventing the sale. While Santee is trying to get a court order to change the river sato, with Pearly's aid. commandeers a wagon load of gold ore and dumps It In the 4ry river bed. When Santee. the 'sheriff.

and workmen arrive at the river bed with the court Order they find gold. The workmen peromade the sheriff to Inek Santee In fall to Dent Itrts fflocime these takes. Not knowing Santee is Jailed. Sam returns to town rring to lock the sheriff tm to prevent bun from carrying out Santee's order. Sam in evvrPoltrfetS and locked up.

Santee is let out. Celia ha begun to ere Sato is right and mettle a gun to him whieb he refuses. but after he Is transferred to the city jail he a break. Santee. thinking the sale of the right of way la ruined.

kidnap' Celia be.tris her for IFs o00 rantiom. Sam persuades Matt to sell the right of way to talee the Tonem frInnev sem then steals the stage coach that is carrying the ransom and retie the kidnapers II 'IP Today.8:45a.m.-THEIR NEWEST MOST INTRIGUING ADVENTURE! TENSE WITH EXCITING WITH ROMANCE! Dashing young Dr. Kildare battles a mad man's brain, gambles his a love rival all in one brilliant venture! TENSE WITH EXCITING WITH ROMANCE! Dashing young Dr. Kildare battles ill a mad man's brain, gambles his a love rival all 1 Ar in one brilliant venture! 151 WALLACE BEERY -THE IAA3 FROM DAKOTA" DOLORIS OIL PIO John Steinbeck 's IHI (OPE OF WRATH" HEilltY FONDA! JAMB MINIM. DC Today! Open at Hoeg! 2Sc to 4 P.

Sheer 5 UNIT PROGRAM! 1. STAGE-5 BIG ACTS 2. BORIS LUGOSI Mired'. Moo onadoseni They loolood to monster en roma of horror ea a WOrld g000 mod' "BLACK FRIDAY" 3. Three StollogeoCoraesty.

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2. Drente of Fe Oloache BEV ERLY onthio.3t:;As.antio.lantaredli rzatioway.a4; 1 Macs ray. in "LITTLE OLD (Eat Yikatia INTENSE DRA3IA WITHOUT EQUAL! Its fascinating story and turbulent climaxes transform a motion picture into a vital, living experience! 115 rat 0-4 71, HELD z-' OVER 3rd fascinating week! 4, LA SALLE A DiSoN at CI, A IC AI) CV Slit 01 IN itottir. MOVItiONS ILK "Tiltr, EARL OF ell al," Edw. Arnold Du) Nvw URIC.

)as Daphns du Mouriors bost-solling I JEFFERY 7111t- roe Partmot LITTLE CHICKADEE' SOUTH tt AP I 9 thecat PAT O'BRIkst in 'SLIGHTLY Matinee: Show --1 too Csataossose! Last chantey at tartall. "Tao Groom mvitsor first chaster Ara 'Drama at Fe la away' SALABAS 1411201IONCOlit EVER 111414710) 1 RHODES 7911Ithedes-Free Portskg MARItotS FLY iC04" Rd Nyt 41 i 1'. ''t 4' 11 W11: ,:11141111 ir 114111 egAl yl .0 w-a' en 41 i I il 0. 0 enCdtlidiagir trw Larra plill VIE' Oe Rt 0 4 -1 A Ntalt wo '4t- r-- LOOK 7 all i tteTit ua1.4.4., 1 ') Ap olLo litraliAN i 1 ill AN00011W A David ea Selmicles mosterpieco with LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE JUDITH ANDERSON C. AUDREY SMITH REGINALD DENNY GEORGE SANDERS Open CHOSOY.

lion HOPE. re') rY "Road to Singapore' AndIn Teehnkenort Maurits MaelerlinckP "THE BLUE BIRD" shuip, Tam PI ,11 iiobart Montgomery 0111CSICAutbOGDENM. hisntfenptrw Earl of -Cnicaose and My LITTLE CHICKAOLL" MIDNITE SHOW TONWHTSTAS HrADLINLAS pErtsop4 a Poi, PICTURE HIGHLAND 6C UNITED ARTISTS ti SALAMI, ItAti WO 0 51118. TOW :1117 0 t'''' A P1 PI AAA 630111 SAIMIAN I SAII Opes 8,45, Pt Ch. 1 11, 51 Lai show, 10,45 p.

LI ph Weed News opon 1 achniene or hpoolrow i AC 'NORTHWEST PASSAGE' Plus Ann SOTHERN. John CARROLL. "CONGO MAISIE" NORTH NORTH W. C. lista hly Little Chickadee.

moo asset laitinee: Ott rhaptor olt row throe serial ILAM UOIIDON LONQUE1116 the universe" GROVE "LITTLE OLD IVEW YORK- and MY LITTLE ColICKALIIE'' COSMOCaanav-O'Broan. FIGVITING tattle Thriller! "FORGOTTEN filltd" SHOREPatrintia Hickory" Co4er PlOhOPIAOLE" sad Gee. Ran. INVISiBit Jana firvaa atatined: 'Kiddie Were Free Candy to Chtlirwo FROLIC Patriatio 0141 14 iekopree Cosa, Raft. 114VIStPLIE STRIPES" James CadneY.

''FI6HTING Pat 0 Brion OAKLAND JUOGE HARDY aad SON' IL "SLIGHTLY 040WOIRAPLIE" AUCTIOal" HAMILTON a D49507117 es000esnda.aieewie.aommoe.paoe.......molao..onm, BALABAN KATZ WONDER Pi TOW tote News-Events Pete Smith Novelty Technicolor Cassie Itioarktg aids tote News-Events Pete Smith Novelty Technicolor Cassie Mating aids TowER All Mystradrama Show! L7 lTno MOUSE of the EVER GABLES. Boris pow Karloff. Bola Luso In "BLACK RI DAY" rrr MARYLAND Mee Welt W. C. Fields.

Wm "My Little Chickadee" Korloff in 'British Intelligente. (Spy linntonsI SHERIDAN 4038 Lindsay. "HOUSE of SEVEN GABLES. Boris Karioff, Bola LIMOS). "BLACK FRIDAY" VOGUE 3812 BroodwayMlokey Rooney.

"JUDGE HARDY LEON." Alice Erre. MarMurray. "LITTLE OLD NEW YORK" Extra! "DRUMS of FU MANCHU." Chapter Ono 0111 01141 IMO RAMO 01 MOOT UM REGALin PersonAll Week! Johnny -SCAT" DAVIS Revue Et' Serppli! Annaid Cf, 'Man. .1 tent That FeelPfl" Wit Op. 1:15.

last show 10:10. lost 'Singapore, II.t Bins CROSBY, Dorothy LAMOUR. Bob HOPE "ROAD TO SINGAPORE" Pius in Teohntootor historic leatitsrlinck's "THE BLUE BIRD" Extra! Starch of Time. 'America's Youth 1940 10 Itir. I li 111,0 A 6 -tI I "11 -0 MODE 3912 STRIPES" and "SLIGHTLY HONORABLE" 0 400 6746 Wean.

'RAFFLES' Stanwyck. "REMEMBER the NIGHT" 3912 STRIPES" and "SLIGHTLY HONORABLE" EMMIN Open Show 11 p. m. ICCADIMP Chester Morris, R. Dix.

"MARINES Fly HIGH" Morsoret Lintftay. Boris Karioff. "BRITISH Intelligence" Spy Monfort 'DRUMS of Su Moneh' DEVON 622 Bdy5.1. BUCK'M 3319 N. Clark St.

Extra! At Bath Theaters: HET o.fr,oittP: iiunittr nr ervill Ant ten "HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES' Pr. Chas. 'as canna rffilfiBIN1 wita KAY FRANCIS WALTER PIDGEON Univortal NIT," 4 5 9 EH MAt 4 5 I9 (lilt1 canna fs DURBIN) At'aPeeas with KAY FRANCIS WALTER PIDGEON Univortat NIT hillACflotkvsk Pr. Chas. 111 1 VI 114101- noltp4 RUOFF.

rirrik TtTOsl "BLACK FRIDAY" BIOGRAPH 2433 1245 P.M. "KNIGHTS of the RANGE" Geo. Raft. Muth Terry, STRIPES" STRIPES" HELD OVER! 2nd WEEK! Their Feet Can't Help Tapping! THEIR HEARTS CAN'T HELP LOVING! IOU CAN'T HELP GOING WILD OVER THEM! ARK 3 CURRENT FEATURES iii Man Return. Nan Grey hire Unfolds Before Your Eyck 16.

CHILD IS BORN''Where the Buffalo lioanii." 'nit Ritter COMMERCIAL 91'50 Op. 11:30 "PARDLE FIXER Boris Karttirt. mars. Lindsay. nniTibit INTELLIGENt E' EITHAI DISNEY'S Cartoon.

TRACTICAL NW' JACKSON PK. Pat O'Brien. Edward Arnold. Ruth Terry Alan Hinehart. "SLIGHTLY 110NORABLE" Zane Grey's "KNIGHTS OF THE RANGE" HARVARD 'il'IsIt'silelaTirdMi'fnIT HEART' Pal O'Brien.

"SLIGHTLY HONORABLE" ROYAL RAJAH MaSODNI DINNERWARE FREY: HIGHWAY 63rd liVsoitPrn---Pat Oltrirn 1411411ITLY IIONCillatil.E' GRANADA PSEhoNwC in Technicolor! "NORTHWEST PASSAGE" an Ann Sothern. Congo Donald Duet if Last MAISIE' 1035 Last PASSAGE' 1111 RIVIERA ta'A Vivien (Scariest O'Hara) Leigh. Charles mg Laughton. "SIDEWALKS OF LONDON', me. -----0 an 001Mall.

CENTURY 'THE Light That FAILED' Thomas Mitchell. "Swiss Family Robinson" Et PANTHEON YISHIt IRL UHR4 IM A 5 "HOUSE of the on NORTOWN SEVEN GABLES" Weintorn- Devon Plus Karioff.luiposi. NORSHORE 'BLACK FRIDAY' Starts 2.05 "CANADA AT WAR" BELMONTOaen P. Features! "Swiss Family Robinson" gas ELM 0 NT-11P" P. Fea-turenIE "Swiss Family Robinson" peg ALSO MARCH OF ISME'S "CAMAS) AT MAW' HARPER 5 3 81.

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Ticket NI CENTER 4031 LincolnDINNERWARE "LITTLE OLD NEW YORK" "CONVICTED WOMAN" "RANCHO GRANDE" Extra! "DRUMS of EU MANCHU" Chapter One DAVIS 40114 ligroin-3 ATTRACTIONS! "THE VATICAN at pills XI "JUDGE HARDY 1 SON." "Slightly Honorable" LAT1 SHOW LAT1 SHOW No, 1-1 Mickey 'looney. Leiria Plione. "Jude "linty 16 Nen" COLONY both az 110117tolitchltrd MARINES rut, HIGH" Alice Faye. F. Mac Murray.

"Little 014 New York' ARGMORE 1040 ArtlyilloVirginia 11110411 nd Robert Montoomery In 'rho FIRST HUNDRED YEARS. Fred Mackturrat Carole Lombard In "SWING HIGH. SWING LOW" 7 VIC STRIPES" Rooney. "JUDGE HARDY AND SON" OVENWARE Free to Ladies KIMBARK ir6e241KILmb.eteritivTnits17LL.1,15e Till Little Peppers at fr.uteraetwy Sound" MICHIGAN tlettleldDINNEILWAIZE 11k17NTED GOLD and Yowl Stone. Ntickey Rooney.

3131KiE HARDY SON" WOODLAWN -RouERTA- ItTne 'rad it rar Wearsvim I AM 3 HE LA Edw. a. RobinanttStat Mvt. MIDWAY 3 BIG 11111.4----SKT crailvr Richard Mx. (-beget Marr-1-41111 (Itetweit) Fontalno.

"Theres That Woman Amtos' Melvyn Spur? re. Lupo 0.11 1. MARQUETrE s-rFur Rysg! Jamea Caval. Pat O'Brint. -FIGHTINti C.T31- RAN( 3 TOTSRob Moe.

13IVF MR A WART or THR NORTH. Itfria Margarpt Doill 'a Island." Wane Ilk 'The HOUSE of th SEVEN GABLES" Plus Karirrit, Bela Lugosi, "BLACK FRIDAY" la COVENT Clumsy. Pat O'Brien al "THE FIGHTING 69TH'. Plus ig Joan Bennett l'HOUSEKEEPER'S Daughter" LAKESIDE I ickey no 4, Lewis of Stone. "judge Hardy Son" Put O'Brion.

"SLIGHTLY HONORABLE" Mat. Chap. Flash Gordon Conquers lin Norse gg And Big 7-Unit Speolat Kiddie Mat. Party i lekeyRooney, Lewis atone Erf 'IF 'JUDGE HARDY CS Jan Pat O'Brien Fighting now 911 NORTHWEST BALABAN KATZ WONDER THEATERS HARDING DoorgsPOEpNenc SPENCER ST RPri CNN; TS In Technicolor! "NORTHWEST PASSAGE" MN Ann Sothern. John Carroll.

'Congo Maisie' gg ATEWAY Open Colman. 91, "THE Light That FAILED" Thomas Mitchell. "Swiss Family Robinson" CONGRESS Op. Show SMI "HOUSE OF 7 GARLES" "RLACK also March of Tim. TONIGHT 5-ACT STAGE REVUE 6" AT 11:45 BIM- TERMINAL Do.

MontgomerY Earl of Chicano' IL Karloff "1Iilli3H INTELLIGENCE" (Spy Hunters) LADIESTODAY Cobalt Riga Bakewara DPI CRYSTAL 3.FEATURES.3 tiobt Monloomery vio5 V. North Av. "EARL OF CHICAGO" BILTM ORE W. Mat.Chap. I.

Flash Gordon Conquers Univers. :72 i the feature et PAUL MUNI FLORA ROBSON "WE ARE RAMOv 35th-TralstedRiebRed nix "TilE MARINI'S FLY 111(111 Mae West. W. C. Fields.

Nic Itttle etdekadea' LEX 1163 E. 63r11---Iteiax In Push-Back Posits M. Illarda and POSV. Bat O'Brien. ''SLititITLY liON()il E.

A. R. IFriir.r Tri (-Au, ON VIE rialsmENr4 SUNNYSIDE Prigs. Fairbanks Jr liannett.Mosican spitant. L.

Velsis.sts Ilsoarasse NOT ALONE" WEST SUBURBAN tte'vrorld'i lr latest doomoes In tho worlds groats "Witte. manse ER ED ASTAIRE ELEANOR POWELL ESQUIRE ott M.ct. "LIGHT THAT FAILED" RONALD COLMAN, WALLER HUSTON and 2I5th ESQUIRE HOUR WITH LATEST MARCH OF TIME Feature at 1:45, COO, 6:15, 8:30 and MAY WOOD NO MAN'S LAND ii4tASANSIANIZaV fONDEREATER II MARBRODW01 INSTALLMENT XXXLIL RESCUED. When they were clear of the rocks, perhaps 50 feet from him, Sam saw Shorty hesitate and he knew the time had come. 'Open the ball.

boys, because bere It Is," Sam drawled. At the same time NIck Armbruster, unarmed according to instructions, rolled under the stage. Saras hands streaked for his guns as he ran forward. Ile had the first shot and it was from the hip, and it was at Shorty. It caught him standing, and it knocked him down as quickly as it something immense and invisible had hit him.

Tex had the next shot, and it was with the rifle that he had used to klll the horses. Be threw it to his shoulder in a kind of wild haste and then he seemed to realize that life and time and Sam Teacher were not gaing. to allow him to sight it and he shot blindly and dropped the riffle and lunged for the nearest rock. It was a dive, for he left the ground, and hile he was stretched out in a kind of frantic clawing to get behind the mck Sarni shot hit him. It caught him in the chest and turned him half over, so that when that fell It was on his side.

Ile rolled on his back and lifted 14s leg once and then lay still. Ey now SanteeS shots were hammering out from a rock in the rear of the boulder teld. They were wild and fast and panicked. Sam slipped to the ground behind Shorty's body. and then Santee quit shooting.

-Celia!" Sam called. "Celia! Where are you?" Off to the east from behind the. tallest boulder, Celia cried, "Sam!" Sam laughed then, laughed aloud. For Santee was as far from Celia as he himself was. She was out of the way of this fight "I'm coming.

Santee!" Sam called. "You make a move and 1011 kill her!" Santee called. "I have a sight on ker now." "Nick dragged me out of the way, Sam! Go ahead!" Celia called. Santee cursed then for Nick. gunless, had done the next best thing.

CcEa was clear. Sam saw a movement behind a rock and he laid a shot at it He saw the spark the slug made where it hit, just a few inches below the patch of black. "Keep down. Santee." Sam said. "Here I come.

You listeninn Santee?" "Let's split the money, Sam," Santee said. "Seventy-five thousand." rnosire to that rock ahead and to the left of me, Santee. If you want a shct take it:" 1 Sara raised up and ran for the very rock he mentioned. Santee shot three times, and the last time Sam felt something whip thru his boot top. "Move back, Santee," he called.

'Sara, listen to me! We got a fortune here to split." "Here I come." Sari ran for the next rock, a farther distance, but this time Santee 4el not shoot "Santee!" Sam called. There was no answer. -1-11 turn over every boulder in this field, I find you!" Sam called. From farther back toward the rim, Santee said, "I giv up, Sam. I aurrender." Sam laughed.

It was wild and unpleasant to hear. "Pm gain' to kill you, Santee." He paused. letting that sink in. "Nobody surrenders tonight. One of.

us dies. Here I come!" He raced to another rock. and did not even pause behind it but made for the shelter of the one ahead of It Santee shot only once, as If he were resigned to awaiting until he had a clean shot Sam hunkered down behind the rock and peerer out He could see the rim now, perhaps thirty yards away, Santee shot then, and Sam yanked Lack. stone dust in his eyes. "That's better.

Santee." Sam said gently, "you want to stand up and shoot it out'!" Santee didn't answer for a long moment, and Sam loaded both guns. "All right," Santee said, his voice strident. "You stand up first." "Not me, Santee," Sam said. "If I stand up first. you'll shoot.

But if anna stand up first, you know I won't shoot. I don't have to, Santee. I can kill you with an even break." "Go to hell!" Santee snarled. Even while he was talking, Sam lunged out for the rock ahead of him. He crouthed so close to the ground he tripped and lost his balance.

He heard a shot and felt something hot rake his back and he pulled up behind the rock, sprawled on his face. He laughed softly, and got to his ees. The rim was only 20 yards away, now. And Santee was behind the tiggest of the two rocks between him and the rim. And Santee's rock was a bare six feet from the edge.

"How does it feel, Santee?" Sam called. 'Listen, Sam." Santee's voice was pleading, frantic. "I'll leave the entry! Ill give you all the money I've got! I'll work for you, rob for you, do anything!" Sara said nothing. only listened, a quiet smile on his face. 'I got a hundred and fifty thousand dollars, Sam, countin' this seventy.

five in the stage!" Still' Sam said nothing. "You listenin', Sam?" Santee pleaded. "You Sam drawled. "Because when you are, I'm comin', Santee." Santee started to curse then in a high, wild voice. Sam took a grip on both rains, and looked out at Santee's rock.

Santee was not looking out Sam crouched. then exploded out of his hiding spot, both guns hams-er'ing. Santee came up shooting and 'running for the shelter of the other rock. Sam let him take two steps, then he swung his guns in a slow arc, tring. Santee swerved.

stumbled toward the rim and caught himself. Ile pulied up and swung around. a gun in each hand. Then Sam stopped and anat two times with each gun. And at each shot Santee raised higher, his head ccrning up.

Then he did a graceful pivot toward the rim, his knees buckled when be fell. There was nothing but space under him for three tandred feet Ile tried to yell, and made only a gurgling sound that made Sam turn away and drop his guns. He locked up to see Cella running thru the boulders toward him, call. -Sam! Sam! Are you all right?" The sheriff's office. by an unspoken agreement.

was the center where everybody who was interested in Celia's safety collected. Perhaps it was because Matt Drury, in these hours of agonized waiting, sought the company cf the oldest friend be had, Pearly Gates. The commissioner, the Leutenant, Sheriff Lovejoy, and Drury kept to the office, not talking much ta each other. Out in the plaza the troops, returned from two fruitless searches, loafed around and waited, and the town was quiet and expectant It was like this when Sam, Celia, and Nick Armbruster rode in on the horses of Santee and his men, turned the corner and pulled up in front of the sheriff's office. Drury broke out of the office first and Celia swung out of the saddle and was In his arms.

For a long moment, they said nothing to each other, because they couldn't talk. The silence was broken by the sound of a gun being cocked. Sam lacked up to see the commissioner's gun covering him. Drury said, "Thank god, honey, you're safe!" Celia said in a quavering voice. "Of course I am, dad." She pulled away from him and looked at Sam.

"Turn around, dad, and see the reason why Pra safe." Drury looked at Sam, and then at Celia, and then he said humbly. "Thank yell for my daughter's life. But I don't understand." Celia locked at the gathering crowd and said, "Can't we go Into the eftct. dad' Concluded Sari rod ahn hes buc tn: thz eve bec Tar Let. to sea ber the ant be lot Open 1:00 P.

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