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radio in the car spat out the
Bihg-song message:
“Calling cars Number Fifty
three.. .Number Seventy-seven
Number seventeen... Four men
murdered at Number ,10 River
St-. - .Four men murdered at
Number One 0h... H01d... Re
serves apd Emergency Head
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Meantime an ambulance, red
headlights glimmering omi
nously, stopped short across the
Street. Directly behind that
came a low-slung, dark road
goer— Captain Jiih Fitzpatrick
and two of his homicide detail.
Big John Makowsky and Tom
Deegan stepped out The cap
ram. pushing people out of his
path, led the way, the other
two following.
They went through the dou
ble-dbbr fehtrftncfe of the ware-
► house, guarded by two patrol
men.
“Straight back,.. . Captain,”
said one of the officers. Cap
tain Fitzpatrick nodded. The
warehouse was dark and for
bidding. Outside could be
heard the fog-horns of river
boats, and the street lights
were struggling through the
veil of mist,which had settled
over the neighborhood. In the
rear, |n a small room cluttered
with topis and harness, _ was a
small group of newspaper re
porters and detectives. The
scene was illuminated by k
lantern, sitting on the floor.
“Goda evening, Coroner,”
said Captain Fitzpatrick, edging
inside the circle.
A small, rotund man with a
big cigar in his mouth and a
derby hat pushed back on his
head, Idoked up. He was kneel-
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ing beside the. body of one of
four men, stretched out on the
floor in all the grotesqueness of
violent death: .The coroner
waved at the four corpses. “I
just cut them down—they were
all hanging from that rafter.”
He got up and brushed off
his trousers.
The Captain Instructs
“How long’s it been?” asked
the captain, face set, unemo
tional.
“Twb days at least.”
“Who found them?”
“I did; captain;” spoke up ’a
kids, playing
in here, yup on these guys
hanging off thb beam and beat
it out to me.”
“Where’s the kids?”
“Outside—Haley’s got ’em.”
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said. Mtkowsky nodded and
walked away. The captain
looked down at the four bodies,
touched one with the tip of his
shoe, and said: ~ ...
“The Dopey..,Boys!. . They
were overdue. That’s little ’To
mato Nose’ George there, isn’t
it? Roll him over. He looks
better’n I ever saw him.”
The coroner drew the cap
tain aside. • ,
“Listen, each one of these
birds had fl nj<?kel ip his Jisf.
It was wrapped in with tape.
Looks to me like a job you
worked on not so long ago.”
“Huh! So, that’s it,” mused
the captain, rubbing his chin.
“I might have known it. Those
hoodlums wouldn’t lay off. They
were too ambitious.”
He turned to Lieutenant
Deegan.
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proached the captain.
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ment, cap’n,” he began.
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Fitzpatrick. “What do you
want me to say? Well, these
are the Dopey Boys, the whole
four of ’em. They’ve been
hanging arqpnd here for two
days. They kiways hung
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me like they were murdered.
Big mystery. And. I. suppose
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editor that the police depart-
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tered the tepbrteF, joining his
comrades. “Always a smile and
a blessing for everybody. I
guess I’ll go telephone thfe glad
tidings to the desk.”
The reporters. .started.. , put
Captain Fitzpatrick walked
krpund the room, inspecting
the walls and kicking into piles
of rubbish. Finally he took one
long look at the four bodies,
lying like so many bags on the
floor, .shrugged his shoulders
and went outside.
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“Celli’s,” snapped the Cap
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