STEWART SINCLAIR, Private Eye

"Mrs. Allenby, at the risk of exceeding my professional duties as a detective, I feel I must enlighten you about the invu=idious sitaution in which you find yourself" "Invidious situatuation? What invidious situation?" "Mrs. Allenby, has it occured to you that on the night ofthe attempted rape, you might jave behaved in a different way, a way more fitting witht he religious convictions of a person such yourself. Those chiean miners are catholics. You might have made tha Sign of the Cross, gone down on your knees and begged for mercy instead of which you seized your prosthetic leg and battered an ignorant young man nearly to death. That young man is still in a critical conditon. Should he die, Mrs. Allenby, you will be charged with murder."