| Show Zm NEW NEIGHBORS CORNER By Richard H. Wilkinson THE Whitney's living room faced on a Across the court were the windows of another Occasionally Paul relaxed on his could see people moving around After a day or two he decided that the occupants were a I I childless Mi couple who spent tion like to get to know Paul confided to his Whitney We've been here a month now and haven't met a Do you suppose I ought to go over and Paul shook his head wouldn't not without some good You know how apartment dwellers They might think we were He glanced across the have a much better apartment than it's obviously their living room we can look into if you'll there are windows on both Whitney her husband's Without effort she could look Into their neighbors' living room and see the window on the wall she Whitney went Into the kitchen and Paul rose and strolled idly toward the window of his own living On the chance of being he pretended to examine a potted plant on the Surreptitiously he glanced across the and was shocked to see the head and shoulders of a framed in the window on the far side of their neighbors' living room He called his standing wen back so as not to be they peered across the But positive you saw Whitney the figure in the window on the far side and positive you saw Whitney Paul we to notify the Whoever it is is and perhaps the police wouldn't believe We'd appear TWO evenings later Paul again saw the peeping He was standing in the same and sight of the man at the window of their neighbor's apartment gave him the same unexpected going to do something about Sooner or later the chap will conjure enough courage to break his way Paul go over there and warn the tell them what we saw and then let them do as they like about She Perhaps we can strike up an THEY CROSSED to the neighboring apartment and A pleasant-faced woman opened the you Whitney The woman nodded and Whitney and Whitney from across the We right Frank and I were thinking of calling on The Whitneys entered and were greeted cordially by said we came on rather an unpleasant And he explained what they had Phelps looked something wrong Would you mind stepping Into the living They followed him in and be pointed toward the far see we have no windows on that He broke off as Whitney it wasn't a window at It was that You it bangs where a window might and faces our Paul It was your own you Standing near the flower you saw yourself in the and it appeared that some one else was peering In the Paul's Jaw He grinned and looked But the thought It was a grand and urged their new neighbors to spend the |
