Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING SPECIAL SQUAD By By Martha Orr Courtney Ryley Cooper- - i we’d done what he wanted us to SYNOPSIS dotber gloves Distilled water was Inspector Sandy Rom and Buck bump that guy off and dump him poured Into the pans while proporWatty of tht dtpartmint of jut out alongside the road Wouldn't it tionate quantities of silver nitrate tie travel from Reno to Vinton have just been a signpost as to were added from graduates in which City in tearch of Information on which way we were ducking? And they had been measured With the Sociable JoeWUlii lutpected of have blood In the car and every- mixture ready 8andy Ross brought from its cellophane oontalner one assisting In armored car robberies thing "I thought that all out" answered of the sheets taken in the search of A collision of two cart in a mountain road brings Jane Bronson into Jimmy with some pride1 "That’s the bandit house “Get me help for this” he told Sandy’s life But she vanishes when where Jock and I are different Jock she learns his Identity Jane had gets ideM see and goes over- Sandy Mert assembled Then foot come to Vinton City to plead with anxious on ’em Don’t think? things by foot the sheet was soaked passher brother Lee known there at out Besides I felt kind of responsi- ing through the solution for a moRay Hammer to give up his gang ble for the punk Not that he doesn’t ment then being moved onward as connections Lee makes a hurried deserve being bumped off— get me special agents held aloft the damp cloth allowing it to drip like the getaway with Jane driving a cream straight" colored car and Lee deliberately "Sure he ought He must have passing of a huge sheet of photoruns down Sociable Joe Sociable blowed off his mouth somewhere for graphic film through a fixing bath Joe denies knowing Jane Bronson the cops to have a tip on him But “Gucm that’s enough for a test” or Ray Hammer Meanwhile In San he did keep his trap shut about us said the inspector finally mob guys” They carried the sheet across the Francisco the "Yeh or it'd been in the papers room to where the weird bluish-gree- n await the arrival of Lee Bronson light o( the huge sunlight needed for his ability in female lm But that don’t excuse him Just the The cream colored same how could I rub him out lamp had begun to function and personating car is located at a tourist camp near when I was the guy who fronted for there stationing themselves Gunnison Colo where Sandy and him to come to San Fran? Any- stretched the dampened portions beBuck speed by plane They find way the first cops that he steps neath the rays Buck pursed his lips Jane alone She confesses her into’ll do that" 'Now we’ll see who knows the brother carried a machine gun and “Sure" agreed Ancy settling in his seat "And if they don’t Jock’ll most— science or a bunch of hoodleft anger at her pleas to go know where to find him So what's lums" straight An outfit of Jane’s clothes The weird rays shone down upon Is missing In Gunnison Sandy un- the difference? Either way he gets him to be- knocked over— just a matter of what was for a time only a stretch covers clews which-leaof mottled white the Infiltrations of lieve that Lee Bronson dressed as time” the lamp revealing the fabric’s every o a woman took a train for San The San Francisco field offices of special agents Sandy leaves Jane under sur- the federal bureau of investigation imperfection The this— cared not about they were veillance and be and Buck fly to were dark oUe large for except for waiting something more imSan Francisco Before they reach room This ordinarily was the gym- portant a comparatively unknown there another armored car holdup nasium With the return of the spe- method used only in the bureau of has been attempted Lee Bronson cial agents from the Lurch Mcand the New York powith woman’s in disguise escapes Keevor hideout however it had be- investigation lice department' for the establishtwo policethe gang after wounding a transformation chemiinto a ment of fingerprints where ordimen With the cooperation of Band-erso- n gun cal laboratory narily they were' supposed not to in charge of the San FrancisA maker of photographic supplies co field office Sandy finds the had been summoned from his home exist Few persons Indeed are there who ganig’s hideout The gang has fled to provide extra-larg- e chemical realize that every time they finger no takes evidence Sandy leaving pans A supply house had smooth cloth they leave Identifying sheets from the beds to have them furnisHed surgical rubber sheeting and a marks behind--if one knows the foP treated finger prints tremendous sunlight chemically lamp — sun- means of making these marks visishine was necessary for the experi- ble That was why Bandy was exment to be conducted and Bandy amining this linen INSTALMENT XXX hoping to find was afraid of San Francisco’s repu- fingerprints made in the laying of A Scientific Search tation for fogginess the beds in the pulling of covers "Now we’ll see who outsmarts about one’s neck even of throwing Sandy Gives an Order Who!” Sandy said quietly as they aside the bed clothes upon awakenreThe for the and automobiles Buck their inspector sought Wasey turn to the office “Then maybe” were dressed In chemists’ smocks ing a time nothing rewarded them he yawned “we can get some sleep” as were Special Agent Banderson For Their cars however were not the and several other members of his beyond the mottled smoothness of the cloth At last however Buck only ones which contained persons staff Now with the pans and chem- with an ejaculation bent forward highly interested in that day’s at- icals assembled Sandy gave an ortempted holdup Two others both der: “We’ll try a 4 per cent solution stolen and spaced some five miles apart were swirling dust as they and See what that brings out” The special agents pulled on rub moved swiftly along a country road near Fresno At last at the outskirts pf town the lead car halted "All right Pal” said Jimmy Lurch from his position at the wheel "here’s where you shake it” Lee Bronson restored to men’s clothing had been nodding In the front seat Now he straightened abruptly "Where are we?” "Fresno” said Ancy from the' ton“Here’s where you duck neau Guess I’ll be next won’t I Jimmy?” he asked with great emphasis "Where do you suppose I’d better drop off?” Will Have t6 Spilt Up "O we’ll decide that when we get going” answered Jimmy Lurch "It will have to be somewhere that you can head south from Got to split up in all directions you know” “O sure” said Ancy “Only chance we’ve got now with things hot like they are” Lee Bronson hesitated "Where’ll I get in touch with you guys?” Jimmy laid a hand on his shoulder "Don’t try it pal We’ll get in touch with you Now where do you think you'll hole up?” Lee Bronson grinned “Where I'm safest" he answered "I know plenty guys in Kansas City” "Ain’t that right?” asked Ancy "Hit for where you’ve got friends” “Yeh lay low here for a couple o’ days” Jimmy urged "Then snatch yourself a hot short change the tags on ’er and drive into Kansas City easy Got your rods on you ain't you?” he asked quickly “Sure” said Bronson “Under my j APRIL 20 1936 Lurch-McKeev- Fra-cisc- Glow SIM'S IN FOR IT The WIDOW ZANDER RETURNED AND BROUGHT OL MAN TROUBLE WITH HER1 ' armpits” “Attaboy” said Jimmy "Okay punk you're good see” He jabbed forth a hand “Now scram” There was a fervent farewell "And don’t get moving into town until after Jock McKeevor passes in that short of his” admonished Ancy “O sure not” Jimmy Watches Lee The door closed behind Lee Bronson Jimmy watched him only un til his faint shadow had disappeared into the weeds of a vacant lot Then with a half grin he meshed gears and started onward Ancy climbed over into the front seat "A guy can bull that damned little fool into anything now can’t he?” Ancy asked as he lit a clgaret Jimmy gave a quick shake to his shoulders "If Jock McKeevor asks how It happens we got to tell him the punk made a runout” "O you done the right thing” agreed Ancy "Sure Jock’l be sore but what the hell? 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