Pulp Fiction, 1942 · page 111 of 116
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———_—_—_——_—————SATAN’S SEARCH WARRANT————————109 Ben said reasonably, “You don’t have to kill me if you don’t want to. You can tie me up. You'll have to lam anyway ; they’]! find out you were with Hoberg. He was with you in court half an hour ago. And he wasn’t any loss to society, but if you kill a cop—” “Nuts,” said the man with the gun. “Hoberg was a rat, but they use as many volts on you for killing a rat as—” The other of the two mugs stood up. He had Hoberg’s gun in his left hand, and he’d been frisking Hoberg’s pockets with the other. He said, “Twenty lousy bucks. We’re broke, and that’s all the louse has on him. We'll have to lam on twenty lousy bucks.” Funny, Ben thought, how crooks ran true to type. Now, in the middle of danger and murder, their first thought was of what they could walk off with. The eyes of the man who'd just frisked Hoberg were even now darting around the room, looking for something valu- able enough to steal. Just as Billy Elk- ins, fresh out of jail, had stolen... . Ben grunted. He said, “I got twelve bucks. Might as well tell you. You'll find it anyway, when you tie me up.” HE one who'd killed Hoberg said, “Hold that gun on him, Dutch. [’ll take his dough.” He moved sidewise around Ben, and Ben caught the glint in his eye and knew that they weren’t going to tie him up. That this was a stall. They didn’t want to shoot off a gun and raise a ruckus, and this guy—if the other was Dutch, this must be Benny, his namesake—was making an excuse to get behind him and kill him the same way he’d killed Hoberg. And there wouldn’t be room to try the trick he’d worked on Murro. Benny wouldn’t stand that close to hit him, and Dutch was off to one side anyway, with Hoberg’s thirty-two aimed at Ben Hayden’s belt buckle. Ben said, “Wait a minute, Benny. Listen, I got an idea.” SSS WW, > 993g g gy poyypyqgv wl» H 40QIHVO With the United States ai WHAT ARE YOU HL FLP? GOING TO DO TO You're a good loy. al American; you want to do your part. All of us can’t be soldiers, or sailors, or air pilots, but we can serve. One way to do it is to master a trade or vocation which will help win the { war and at the same time prepare you for a good position after the war is over, CRIME IS AN ENEMY Training which enables you to # art crime within our own bor- } a Jews help to win the war with Japs and other foreign foes. f You'll oe such training through | Course in Finger Print- fe — other Crime tection Methods, and you can Jearn right at Lome, in spare time, at small cost. For 26 years the {.A.S. has been preparing ambitious men to fill re- sponsible positions in Identification Bureaus throughout America, Today over 43 per cent of all the Nation's Identification Bureaus are run by our graduates, WIN THE Fascinating—Thrilling | Profitable WAR Scientific crime detection offers ex- cellent opportunities mow... and oa the future promises even greater ssibilities. A recent Gallup poil shows that 69% of America’s population wants ; every one in the U. S, to be finger printed right now. Hundreds of Defense Plants are now finger printing employees. The potential value of finger print train- ing grows day by day. NOW’S THE TIME TO START Now ... when the demand for our graduates is greater than ever before . .. when new Buréaus and National Defense are ee need of more‘and | more trained finger print ex « +» « makes the | present time the ideal time to Bent into this pleas ont, profitable, thrilling work. “BLUE BOOK OF CRIME” Gives the Fig 2 eed = famous crimes and how they gee by experts. This book has aon an, ie to thousands, It told them how they ould prepare themselves at small cost and in short time to fll qoed-oey. responsible pa in Identification ork, Send for it FREE today stating age. INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCE 2920 Sunnyside Ave., Dept. 7466, Chicago, iil. Use This VICTORY ery, f INSTITUTE OF OF Lai Sooty Ce ee - Gentlemen: gir te iter dees send me the. 8 “Biue Book of Crime” and compipte list of over 840 barons employin Reig A graduates, Also give me information reg 'g cost and terms, sae eaes sent only to persons stating age.) @ Name... Coe cce ee reeeoeroecerereoeere Age: ache pants COSHH SORES HORT O SHOE FOROS @eeeoe eee tpevvecccvcveccoees cecccvcce StBtO. cecvevevere Please mention Aca FicTION Gaour when answering advertisements — — €omicbooks (E(o)