14 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 21, 1945
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Chapter 18
Thorny's car was at the curb
Ihe next morning when Susan
arrived at the office. It was
nine-thirty when Susan, hands
loaded with letters and checks,
knocked on the door to his pri
vate office.
"Come In," Thorny called. He
was gathering papers from the
top of his desk and stuffing
them Into his brief case.
Susan said, "These checks for
the men at the factory will
you have time to sign them be
fore you go to court?"
"Sure. And you better run
them out before noon. I'll leave
my car for you," As he tnlkcd,
Thorny was leafing through the
checks. He whistled softly to
himself. "Those fellows from
Detroit the machinery install
ers they'll be through this
week?"
Susan nodded.
"I hope so," Thorny said, "for
Julie's sake. She can't stand
Much more expense."
After the checks were signed
and Thorny was ready to leave
for court Susan said, "Do you
remember the name of the
night watchman at the old Scar
brough factory?"
"Lord, no. I don't recall the
name. It was so long aRO."
Briefly, Susan told the story
of the cigarette butts. Thorny
listened inlcntly and after she
had finished he said, "You
know, I always did think there
was something fishy about that
watchman. The next day, after
the fire, when the investiga
tion was started he had left
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! town. Of course, there never
was any real evidence against
Scarbrough so the case was
never really pushed. As I re
call, at the time of the fire, it
was accepted as an unavoidable
accident and the investigation
didn't amount to much. It was a
few scandal-mongers after the
fire that started the tale about
Scarbrough. Spite work I al
ways figured. But the stories
grew like weeds in a swamp un
til every crilter in town accep
ted them for the truth."
Thorny pulled a large gold
watch from his pocket and
frowned. "By grab!" he said,
"Here I am chattering like a
jay bird and Judge Tucker
waiting in court for ine." He
took up his brief case and sail
ed out the door.
After he had gone Susan sat
down at his desk. She noticed
the slight tremor in her hands
and feit excitement pouring
through her like an electric
shock. It was like a jig-saw
puzzle, this Scarbrough affair.
Could it be the pieces were be
ginning to fall into a definite
pattern? This night watchman
must have had a good reason
for leaving town so suddenly
Could he have been guilty? Or
maybe he knew too much and
didn't want to talk. He must
have a good reason, after all
those years, for coming back to
Midvale. Maybe Erich could
make something tangible out
of it. A starling point. Some
thing to work on.
Susan gathered up the checks,
repaired her make-up hurried
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ly and left for the factory. When
she swung Thorny's car off the
highway at the edge of town
and started up the freshly made
dirt road she felt a little surge
of pride go through her. Nest
ling there in the dazzling sun
light the sprawling buildings of
the factory looked like a Christ
mas package with their new
coat of white paint. She parked
the car and went up the newly
made steps to a little cubicle
marked "Office." Miss White,
a middle-aged woman, looked
tip and smiled. Susan handed
her the checks.
"Thorny asked me to bring
these out," she said. "He'll be
tied up in court all day."
"I'm glad you did," Miss
White said. "The electrical
men will finish tonight." Then
she added quickly, "Mr. Erich
is in the laboratory if you
want to see him before you
leave."
Susan didn't know how Miss
White felt about her and Erich.
Right now it didn't seem to
matter although she could feel
the flush of color on her face
as she said, "Yes, I would like
to see him just for a moment."
Susan knocked and Erich
opened the door of his new la
boratory. A little breathlessly
she told him what Thorny had
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recalled about the night watch
man at the old factory. Con
cern etched Erich's face. "Off
hand I would say that this fel
low might be the key to our
problem," he said slowly. "You
say Thorny couldn't remember
his name? Mother couldn't
either, but that's no problem.
We can find out."
"How?"
"Down at the newspaper of
fice. All we have to do is look
up the week of June 10th,
1923."
"Simple," Susan cried. "Why
couldn't my lame brain have
thought of that? I'll drop in
when I get back to town and
see if I can get it."
Susan's eyes were taking in
the neat, new laboratory, with
it's white work tables, rows of
glistening glass vials filled with
vari-colored substances.
"What's all that stuff?" she
asked.
Erich smiled. "Just a few of
the things that go to make up
a product as mundane as paint."
"I don't see how you re
member them all!"
"You would if you lived with
them for four years in college,"
Erich laughed.
Erich took Susan by the arm
and led her over to the win
dow. Pointing he said, "See
those sheets of steel out there
in the sun? The ones painted
grey?"
"Yes."
"Those have been out In the
weather now day and night for
a month. They're samples of the
new navy paint. It's what we
call a weather test. To date
they don't show a sign of de
terioration under a micro
scope." Susan looked up into Erich's
face proudly. "I know It's go
ing to be just what the navy
needs." '
Erich smiled down at her and
kissed her briefly. "Darling,"
he said, "you'll make the kind
of wife a chemical dreamer
needs."
Susan left then and headed
back toward town. She parked
Thorny's car in front of the
office and walked briskly to
ward the newspaper office."
(To be Continued)
Lord Crewe Dies
London, June 20 CP) Lord
Crewe, who resigned as leader
of the liberal party in the house
of lords last December, died
tonight. He was 87. He had
served as secretary for India,
secretary for war, president of
the board of education, lord
privy seal and as British am
bassador to France.
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