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Five minutes after the cops came, a squeaky sedan Jolted to a stop at the opposite curb. Half-a-dozen men piled out. "Reporters," someone in the crowd decided. The newcomers took in the scene In a matter-of-fact way, then swarmed about the lieutenant and the homicide squad man and plied them with questions. One of the newspapermen was chewing gum The others were smoking and one rotund fellow laughed raucously at something the homicide squad man said. Soon a few broke away and headed for the drugstore across the street with the blue and white tele phone emblem outside. Within twenty minutes all of them squeezed back into the car. "Slong, Mac, see y'in church, the man at the wheel yelled to the lieutenant as the gears meshed. 'Hard guys," the man in the crowd muttered, as the machine turned the corner. 'You said it," his companion agreed, dryly. An hour later, Joe Melsner of the City News Federation, "Old Man" of the borough's police reporters, left the smoky-walled pressroom on the ground floor of the Supreme Court Building to buy an afternoon paper. Johnny Hennessy, of the Globe, the kid of the shack, sat in a corner figuring out his expense account. Jim Reide, of the Post-Flash, Post-Flash, Nason, of the Mail, Cohen, of the Reflector and Lenox, of the Home Press, with a few of the usual pressroom hangers-on, were at the Inevitable rummy game. Opposite, Delany, of the Star, legs stretched majestically across his desk and feet high in the air, sat back reading read-ing a fat book with a scarlet cover and yellow edges. Levito, who was with an up-county paper, fidgeted in a phone booth, waiting to "clean up" the shooting story. A voice thundered in the corridor. The others looked up; they always did when Melsner spoke. He was pointing to something huddled at toe doorway. ' "Now what d'ya call this?" the Old Man grunted, stooping over. He picked up the cringing something some-thing and deposited it gingerly on his desk, a massive roll-top affair with "Private: Keep Out!" on it in forbidding letters. The "something" was a very tiny dog, a bedraggled puppy that looked as if it hadn't eaten in as long as it hadn't bathed. Its eyes were red-rimmed, as If with weeping. But there was a pink spot on the end of the moist black nose. And the eyes themselves sparkled, giving a pert look to tht whole tangly bundle. Hennessy stopped pondering, Delany De-lany tossed his book aside, and both ambled over. Reide turned his head from the card table. "The mutt probably has fleas," he remarked. "Keep it offa my desk." As if understanding, the puppy turned to its critic appealingly. Melsner laughed gruffly, ignoring the complaint. "It's a cute-lookin' mutt at that, ain't it, kid?" the Old Man winked to Hennessy. "Send out and we'll give it a feed." One of the ever-present bootblacks boot-blacks was dispatched across the street. In a minute or two, the pooch was sipping milk and sniffing sniff-ing chopmeat, oblivious to further criticism, or his audience. Ginger, temporarily deserted, sniffed In and out of the chair legs, feeling for Reide, who always petted him. The dog rubbed against Brown's trousers by mistake. "Why, the ," the startled clerk swore. He reached down, picked up the pup clumsily, and tossed him carelessly to the floor about yard away. "Wonder you guys wouldn't keep animals outa here," he growled, drawing a card. "You'd think it was a zoo." Nobody replied. Hennessy looked up queerly from his typewriter. Ginger, not having sensed tht rebuff, re-buff, returned to the table. Again he brushed Brown's trousers. As If having anticipated the annoyance, the clerk kicked vigorously. There was a sharp squeal, then Ginger, living up to his name, bit. Brown roared, grabbed the pooch from his lee. and before anyone could protest, hurled him with crushing force against the wall, There was a crunch, then a whim per. Every eye In the place turned to the battered little body on the floor. But in a split second, every eye was glued on the centre of the room, 3)ale 3rocb 14iti (Button Jrim -s4jternoon Style for IflflatronS mm mi m flil mm mm i e m i i 1 1 h j t i ii wmmm m i n: i n itw Hennessy caught the clerk with hard left to the Jaw." and Ginger was foreotten. "We'll call him Ginger," Hen. nessy suggested. 'Xookit the fire in his eyes, will you?" Ginger yapped ppreciatively, provocatively. That finished the card game. Reide, the most die-hard of the players, threw down his gummy cards, and with the others, gathered around Mels ner's desk. Fondly they watched tht grimy little mutt push his snoot into the worm-like chopmeat. Two days later, Ginger was part of the life of the shack. A bootblack had been commissioned to give him bath, to provide a lined box for a bed, to continue general caretaking, While the men were out on stories-holdups, stories-holdups, suicides, fires, whatnrf- Ginger tripped around Impatiently, until they came back. Then greeted them joyously, with quick. short barking yelps. The pressroom was crowded one sultry afternoon, crowded with sweaty men in shirtsleeves. At the card table, next to Reide, was Al Brown, a thick -necked hardware clerk who spent his idle hours with what he called the "newshounds." 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Nason and Delany started to intervene, but Melsner, wh6 had taken everything in quietly, stopped them with a move of his hand, Popular Calypso Songs The Calypso songs of Trinidad 'Let 'em CO a Negroes, snr-h ns Stnrm PnlH DonrJ While," he said, grimly. The others in the Market, have become so popular in the United States since Brown '1935 that one singer alone, Wil- backed away. Thoroughly aroused, lunged at his lighter rival, who moth Houdini. of New York's Har danced aside just fast enough. As lem, has recorded over 400 of Liaa clerk flowed by, the reporter i them. graDDea him by the scruff of the neck, swung him around, and sent him sprawling away with another punch that cracked against his jaw. Brown shook bis head, spat, then went for Hennessy again. The result re-sult was still another crack; he could feel his eye swell as if air had been pumped around it Clearly Clear-ly he was no match at boxing for the fire-eyed "newshound'' who sidestepped side-stepped and stung him so deftly. He dropped back, then plunged low like a football player and threw Hennessy to the floor. Again Nason and Delany leaped forward to interfere, but the Old Man, an intense gleam in his eyes, restrained them. It looked bad for the reporter. Brown pressed his advantage, bore down with his full weight One of tne newspaperman's shoulders was down, the other twisted consul. sively as the panting fellow on toD sought to wrench It Into tht dirt of the floor-boards. Then suddenly one of Hennessy's legs appeared, en- rwinea about the body of his foe, the other leg applied pressure from oeneath, and a perfect wrestler's "scissors" hurled the heavier man to the side, almost reversing the positions, Tht knotted pair whirled crazily across me floor uke a two-headed fiend. They crashed into Melsner's desk, upsetting a bottle of purple mis, wmcn spuied over both of them. Then they tore apart, and each staggered to his feet a livid mess, Brown wiped his brow, smearing it grotesquely with sweat Ink, and blood. He lunged again, but for the last ume. Hennessy, his whole frame taut for one blow, poised like a matador and as the clerk rushed in, brought his left fist forward and up like a lead mallet It caught the hardware clerk on the point of the chin, and he vmt dnm - wnut v good. From the corner, a faint hart signalized Ginger's annrovai n jolted the wide-eyed onlookers to weir senses. 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