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I nDovLU I tLY HFCFVV un: ill V i-i ueHAT4RS0 I JU v YOU THA'i VVH WtI I DON'T BELIEVE :J OS AFTER ALL TOLE WE I TRIED TO A I PAPA'S SOS'S N1LL. 3 !( I ONEV TRIED 1 J ' E WAS TO BE. I JTA j, ( BORROW ) ! '1 V EVER. COME ''j TO MAKE HIM TREATEO LIKE hr V OME NONEV nf&J I f 1EKE ASAIN.' '11' C I V6 US. TARZAN." ) MmTSJ-v. I AINLY PROTESTING, THE PAIR NlTA PLEADED. V , M Rift flM WnVSXi WERS DRASSED BACK. -J I ' . 8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Nov. 16, 19-16 By Walt By Carl By By Harold By Gene I I I I I Caul- P Anoewom FOOTBALL lUft iim, n.ic tiiii.ui msinfiTt. it. . urn n sh:ks irir-nvti 1 116 ir-JS-fSS W TRACKS- RIGHT TO feS-,'iljjM filjf WELL. FROM NOW ON HsfjSSSffi KCVw W) THAT -THAT-THAT tS'a f-l ,WE KNOW WHERE tg WSfgTi J i.i"'"-?.--r; 0 HOLE IN THE CajOUND- h TSMTTIIfc "1 HA IS LETS SHOVE Sifflsii p 1 By EdKar Rice Burroujrhs L FA. lBniaVJitf-'Vof.'VI into Twe HOUSE--- r I ' hUviul Disney Anderson Hess Gray Byrnes iiSi Sll Pae Borrowing From Peter to Pay Paul pa- No Farewells Destination Known That Familiar Touch Tarzan Turns Away lj --AND LOCKED IN ONE OF THE C6U--LIK6 BOOMS. yesterday By BEATRICE Chapter 20 While Stephanie cnlertained Niel in the drawing room Franz sat on the last step in the hall leaning against the newel post. A sudden laugh from Stephanie made him wince. Slowly he un tied the tapes of his mask and pulled it away from his face, a face as pale as Dana's, his eyes just as weary from lack of sleep. How far away from them he felt . . . would it get worse or better! His dark head bent down to his knees, fingers clasped across the back of his head. The telephone rang shrilly but he didn't move. There was. a silence, then the telephone shrilled again. He heard Joseph laboring up the stairs, then his dry, withered voice was saying: "Yes, Excellency, I will see if he is at home." He looked ques tioningly at Franz, his hand pressed firmly over the mouth piece. Franz rose. "I'm out." He started upstairs. The old man watched him go up, concern and affection softening his grim fea tures. For a minute longer he waited before removing his hand. "I regret that Hcrr Franz has just left the house." He listened lo what Von Beck was saying. "Yes, Excellency," he answered, then cradled the receiver. "What did he want?" asked Franz over the bannister. "Fraulen Neumann will not accompany him to dinner to night." Franz gripped the rail ing no, no, his mean little mind was getting cautious! Sud denly he found himself staring down into Joseph's eyes. What he saw there in the faded blue ness made him lean a little far ther over the railing. "Joseph, . . . you don't quite understand." The old man straightened a little. His room, like the others in the house, bore Stephanie's touch. She had a gift for cap turing the essence of springtime within four walls. Just to look around deepened the sick feel ing of guilt that Joseph had roused in him. Uneasily he won dered if he was ruining all their happiness, particularly hers. It was because of her, he felt sure, that Joseph had been unable to veil his feelings. From the be ginning he knew she would be the one to suffer most; she who was the most deserving of hap piness from him. All the bright ness in his living came from her, even when they were child ren. He had married her because her affection was as necessary to him as the air he breathed. He looked at her picture on his bedside table. Some inex plicable mtluence made him go to the drawer of his writing desk for Glita's photograph and he set it down on the table be side the other. To his mind they made together a thing of per fection the fragile loveliness of one, the dark provocative beauty of the other. Quietly he sat looking ( at them, endless thoughts passing over his mind like the shadows of dark, turbu lent clouds milling into a storm. There was a knock on hi door." "Come in!" It was Conrad. "Franz, I want to tak to you Then as his eyes fell on the photographs he dealt Franz a quick, searching look. "Are you trying to make yourself miser able?" "Nothing like thai." The verv lightness of his voice told Con rad that he had reached some unhappy conclusion. "In a way I m lucky," he went on, "most men never meet even one woman like Stephanie and Glita ... I know two." "And you're losing both of them, are you aware of that?" "Yes?" There was a litlte si lence. "Give up Ihe whole idea. Franz!" Franz groaned "Are we hack to that agan." Conrad eved him somberly. "We'll alwoys come Dack to it until I convince you Von Beck is not to be trusted." He woudn't do anything to upset my plans." "But he will do anything to prevent you including Glita Neumann in those plans . . . and as Niel Dana he could get away with it." Franz stared at him speechless for a moment. "I have no intentions of see Room and Board YOU HAVE TWO BOARDERS WHO ARE DESPERATE GUN MEN -1 HEARD THEM WITH MY OWN EARS .TALKING ABOUT HIDING OUT HERE FROM THE POLICE AND BEING PREPARED TO SHOOT IT OUT IF THE HOUSE IS SURROUNDED Y O YOU BRUISE EASILY Is Nowhere " MUIR ing Glita again after I leave this house." Conrad saw the loneli ness on his face, he drew back as if lo deny it and then it was gone but he felt closer to Franz than he had for years. "Believe me," added Franz. Conrad took him by the shoulders. "I believe you," he said gently. "But Von Beck doesn't." "To hell with him!" Conrad's hands dropped. "I'm afraid from him it's going to be to hell with Niel Dana and Franz Sleiner . . . both of you." His voice was toneless. Franz gave him a long look. "Cooped up, for now many years?" he asked sarcastically. "Not many." "You still think it possible . . he'll never slop trying to get away." 'Bui he'll never accomplish it . . . not where he s going. Things will work out right in the end, don't worry too much." Conrad laughed harshly. "You've made me worry ever since you started to grow up you insisted on marrying Steph anies, you tried every radical idea in the book, every time students got shot I'd expected you to be among them. Worry God, I've had my fill!" He was gone before Franz could stop him, to his own room. Therer he stood for a moment at the window looking toward the river valley, a motionless figure lost in thought. Then de cisively he turned away, strode to his closet. From the floor he lifted a black leather bag which he carried to his bed. It was full of surgical instruments. A few of them he set on the bed, handling them with yearning re spect. 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