Jeff was ready. He registered rage and fear. "Gimme those!" he shouted. "I need them." Snader laughed. "Don't tell me orders. Easy now. You want to wreck car?" "I'll wreck us all if you don't give those back!" He grabbed Snader's hand. Ann screamed as the car swerved, and horns blared from behind. Snader clapped the capsules into his mouth and gripped the wheel with both hands. "I take what I want," he said, gulping down the pills. "You give trouble, I turn you over to police." * * * * * Jeff slumped down with a groan and buried his face in his hands to hide a grin. It had worked. How long would the nembutal take to hit Snader? It might act too fast. Jeff wondered what he could do then. Luckily, there was only a short distance to go. Even so, the car was weaving as they whirled off the express road into Green Thru-Way. When they pulled up in front of the barred house, Snader tumbled out and lurched up the walk without a glance at his prisoners. Jeff and Ann followed, and Jeff stood close behind while Snader fumbled inside his shirt for the key. When he found it and reached toward the door, his knees buckled and Jeff caught him. "The key, Ann," Jeff whispered. "Pull the cord over his head and unlock the door." Ann clawed at it while Jeff supported the weight of Snader's body. In a moment, she had the door open and they were inside. The old housekeeper bustled in as Jeff half-dragged and half-lifted Snader across the living room. "It's nothing serious," Jeff told her calmly. "He often has these attacks. He'll be all right in a few minutes, and then I'll start him off home." "Oh, the poor man," she clucked. "Such a ghast. Can I get you anything?" "Get us some hot water, mixed with mustard and soda," Jeff said, hoping this would keep her busy for several minutes. She hurried away. Ann unlocked the door into the inner room and Jeff lugged the slave trader inside. On the two screens, the endless chair-lined corridors still fled toward them. When the door clicked shut, Jeff let Snader slide to the floor. Swiftly he went through the man's pockets and felt in the lining of his clothes for hidden documents. Papers, wallet, car-keys, a big stiff card that seemed to be some kind of passport--Jeff stuffed everything into his own pockets. "Hurry, Jeff," Ann begged. "Why waste time emptying his pockets?" "So he can't come back and bother us," Jeff said. "I'm sending this joker on a one-way ride. He'll never be able to prove to the authorities who he is." * * * * * Several pictures hung on the wall. Jeff jerked them down and used the wire to tie Snader's feet and wrists. He tore some draperies to bind him tighter. When the body was trussed like a turkey, Jeff heaved it to his shoulder. With one lunge, he threw the unconscious man straight into the screen. Snader vanished. "What happens when he wakes up?" Ann shakily wanted to know.