and is informed that Ogilvie had a written note from the Duchess and so was allowed to drive the car away, but somehow the note got misplaced. Peter informed police captain Yolles of the incident, but they could not prove it without any evidence. After working hard, the attendant responsible for garbage recycling, manages to find the note. When the note is shown to the Duchess, she frowns. The Duke then decides to admit his crime and decides to leave and steps into elevator number 4. Keycase Milne: A hotel thief operating in the St. Gregory. He has managed to get keys of several rooms in the hotel by using tricks, asking for other room number keys from the reception desk, using girls to obtain keys for him, among many other ways. When he saw the Duke and Duchess in the hotel he thinks it would be excellent if he could get the key of their room. He manages to get the key from reception by trickery, gets a duplicate prepared, and steals fifteen thousand dollars and some jewelry from the Duchess's room. After obtaining so much he decides to leave the hotel and boards elevator number 4. Climax: The meeting to take over the hotel scheduled at 11:30 am Friday is in place. Mr. Dempster from New York arrives to reveal who his boss is, and it is Albert Wells, the hotel guest whom Christine had taken care of, not thinking of him as a rich man, who has bought the hotel. To Peter's complete surprise, he is appointed the Executive Vice-President of the St. Gregory and would be running the hotel with Dempster as officiating president, the position Dempster had in all other hotels owned by Albert Wells. During the meeting Christine comes running and tells them that elevator number 4 has met with an accident and had a free fall, killing a worker. Actually, several passengers were killed, including an elderly couple. Dodo, suffering from serious injurie, is rushed to a hospital. It it then that Curtis realizes how much he loves Dodo and gets the best neurosurgeons for her. She is soon out of danger. The Duke, on the other hand, was killed instantly. The Duchess, in shock upon hearing that, is expressionless. The policeman, Captain Yolles, now thinks the blame for the hit-and-run could be easily moved onto the Duke, as he is now dead,