Pulp Fiction, 1952 · page 129 of 132
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that it wasn’t just him alone?” “Precisely. Sanders went into the bank, did the actual work. Ramirez was the lookout on the outside. Instead of staying in the car he got out, stood near the door of the bank. It happened quick- ly. Sanders came out running. He dove for the car. At the same instant, our | men began to fire. One of the bullets got Ramirez. But he wasn’t a spectator, as you thought. He figured the police knew. So—‘y Manuel.’ ” Hart sighed. “All right, boy. Put the badge back on, will you? It seems to me police work gets tougher and tougher every day. Now back when I was your age, it was easier. Back when I was your age I—” He stopped. ‘What the hell’s wrong?” “Nothing. Go on.” “Just that back when I was your age, a guy in homicide didn’t have to speak foreign languages, he got along fine and dandy on just English alone.” 7 Gomez’ smile turned to a grin. “Back when you were my age, Captain,” he said rather gently, “you had to speak Indian.” @e @ THE CRYPTOGRAM CORNER (Answers to cryptograms on page 29) A Limerick for Beginners The Reverend Henry Ward Beecher Called a hen a most elegant creature The hen, pleased with that, Laid an egg in his hat, , And thus did the hen reward Beecher! The one-fetter word, “a” made this an easy problem to start with. The word “the” used three times, plus the fact that the end-letter “é” was the most frequent letter used, also helped. This bit of verse, incidentally, is a clasisc by Oliver Wendell Holmes. A Motto for 1952 Now is the time for all good mén to rally to the support of their party. “J” used doubly was a good clue that it was “oo.” The pattern of FRC and the frequency of GC, suggesting that it was “e,” made it apparent the word was “the.” That FRCDZ was “their,” that DX was “is,” and that FJ was “to,” now followed in rapid succession. Since TT was not likely a vowel, K had to be one. At this point “a” was about the only remaining unknown vowel we had, and it wasn’t hard to guess the word was “all.” The rest was easy. This crypt was by Thomas R. Fisher. Free Yourself # Tobacco Habit Ea re If you want to stop smoking and just So can’t, try world-famous NO-TO-BAG 3S Lozenges. See how quickly NO-TO-BaG ‘we may help stop your craving for tobace co. Rush $1 to No-To-sBac, for 7 daye@ supply. (For heavy smokers—i6 days’ supply—$2.) Satisfaction guaranteed — or money back. Write: — DEPT. S$ HEWLETT, NEW YORK HE-MAN VOICE! STRENGTHEN your voice this tested solentifio way. Yes — you may now be able to improve the WER of your speaking and sin yas - . . in the privacy of your own room if-training lessons, mestly silent, No musio required. i Feuchtinger’s FREE BOOK creat nooklet ‘How to Develop a Suce eessful Voice.’’ It’s absolutely FREE! You . Booklet malton po id in pla wrapper. No salesman will call, Send your name and age RIGHT NOW! Prefect Voice Institute, 210 S&S. Clinton 8t., Studio HY-6, Chicago 6, Jil. BE A DETECTIVE WORK HOME or TRAVEL. Experience unnecessary. DETECTIVE Particulars FREE. Write GEO. T. H. WAGNER, 125 W. 86th St., N. Y. STUDY AT HOME for Business Success and LARGER PERSONAL EARNINGS, Over 40 years expert instruetion—over 114,000 students enrolled, LL.B. Degree awarded. All text material furnished. Easy pay- ment plan. Send for FREE BOOK. ‘AMERICAN EXTENSION SCHOOL OF LAW Dept, T-53 646 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, Illinois DO YOU KNOW Every five gallons of gaseline put in your car, you only get one gallon power mileage, other four used to overcome friction in motor; VIT-A-LITE will reduce this friction approximately one fourth or more. Send $1 for trial, enough for approximately 2500 miles, to VIT-A-LITE LABORATORIES, Box 191, So. Chicago, 17, il. Sold on money back guarantee. Harmless to all motors. OVER 30 YEARS PROVEN MERIT; LESS WEAR; LESS REPAIR. PARP LIP PPPPPOI LS When You Visit Your Favorite Newsstand, Look for the Slogan A THRILLING PUBLICATION ON THE COVERS OF THE MAGAZINES YOU BUY! 129 Ghoo (CO) SH (C(O)