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s dadic Pwramt I Journal Feature Page " III in r'oniioi i tz : 'KSLM ko. Monday P. M. ' IKGW ?.r IK EX Capilal Journal,Sa6mgregnn, Monday, Nov. 18, 1946 v Walt Disney llfln ka. ABO IKOIN It! A Quiet Breakfast at Last! News Superman Capt. MidnUhl Tom Mix I Stan of Today I Nwi I Voice nf I Voice nf I Terry anrj Pirates I Sk Klnx I .lark Armnlroni I Cinnamon Bear KnoT Mantling I News News Gabriel Heattcr Orchestra flanrfs I Bands 1:10 9:1.1 :t4 Ball. Drummond Ball Drummond Cisco Kid Cisco Kirt Touchdown TIpi Touchdown TIpi Goodman. Horse Goodman. Bo rice I T.B.A. Mil lie I Kay Armen t Kay Armen' Contented Dm t'ontfnted Hoi nr. I. Q. Dr. I. Q. I Radio Theatre I Radio Theatre I Radio Theatre I Radio Theair Defective DetectlTt Youth Center Supper Club Fleetwood La win Caraleade CaraJrade Lone Ranger I I. one Raneer I Slump the I Authors I lum 'n' Abne I Sons Fat Man I Fat Man B:l. To :0ft " in:n J0:1fk 11:15 JI:Mt 11:45 News Fea I ii r Sports Henry J. 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She felt strong enoueh tn pnriiirp anvtliinp Tn. ward the end of. the valley she could see Freya s house snug gled amone the treps. f.vpw lino and contour of that house was in ner mind, the slant of its roof, lattice designs nn (hp uinrlnwc and the way the lilac trees clus tered around as if to. steal a glance at the old, polished wood en floors, the warm shabbiness of those friendly rooms. She stood a minute to admire the trees then raised her poles, crouched forward then swooped down the hill. It was n rnnliiiii. OUS run that tnnlr hp fl-,,h the open gateway to the bottom ot tne steps and there, even be fore she kirkprf frpp 4h harness, was Freya, all laughter no pleased surprise. "Stephanie! how wonderful to see you. Stephanie held a finger warn ingly across her lin "rinn't let old Margot see me," she said hurriedly. How like old Freya not to ask questions but to close the door noiselessly and point to the library. With averted face Stephanie made a pretense of warming her hands at the fire place while trying to decide what to tell her. However Fre ya had her premonitions. "Has anything happened to Conrad?" she asked so adrupt ly that Stephanie wheeled in surprise. "Now whv shout vnn hp wor ried about Conrad?" You look so nalp nrf her voice wavprprl in MB3in n lighter tone," he hasn't visited me for days. "I've felt strnnpplv rpctlpe. lately ... as if I was wi t no nr something to happen. She caught herself staring at the shadows around Stonhini.1. eyes, at her thin, strained fea tures. Suddenly she made an impatient gesture. "I'm talking nonsense, it's hpranca Ft., ict i.riu be home in four or five days and i can i settle to anything.' louve been so brave, now urnst will soon be with you and mere s a new life ahead for Both of you.' Tenderness warm ed her voice, then it faded and the room was still neain "Snm.. i day you may forgive Franz." rreya piayea with her fingers. None would ever know what a bitter milestone In her lifp .k. passed when Franz refused his neip. "I think I've forgiven him al ready," she said slowly. "He couldn't have done much but then, fresh from ihp Co, r America, it was like having the giuuna suae out from under my feet when hp rpfnuj i,.in so decisively. That frightened me more than anything." A faint wistful smii.n,,Hi..j Stephanie's lips as she turned toward the fire. Freya looked at her. In a blinding flash it came over her that she was m: those blue shadows around her eyes, the fragile transpar ency of her skin made one think of death. Then she remembered Stephanie hadn't wanted old Margot to see her. "Something has happened." She said it more as a fact than question, strueelinc In kppn lip.. voice steady. The quick, bird- iiKe iook in Stephanie's face immediately set her lpet -u'u is it?" Stephanie's pvp stat-p up at her. sick and desperate. "I don't want tn toll clumsily," she faltered, "it will oe a snocK. Their eyes met. "Tell me," said Freya. "Franz and Paul Vnn ni. have got Nicl Dana under guard in our notise. Franz is to go back to Berlin in Nicl's place . . . you can guess the rest." Her voice btoke. Around Freya the room whirl ed into black vetigo. It can't be, it can't be! But she knew it was true, because it was so possible. A long quietness di vided them. "No wonder you are ill," she breathed. Stephanie flung up her head. "I'm not ill I can see this thing through. I'll get him away be fore it s too late, if you'll help me." "How could he do such a thing!" cried Freya. "To bring him to your house, make you and Conrad a part of it." "That was Von Beck's idea," defended Stephanie. "It is all out of Franz' hands now." "Von Beck! . . . then Niel isn't safe!" "No . . and if anything hap pens to him you and Ernst are not safe You might have to leave Germany." "But Conrad ..." "He's trying to save them both but he's being watched. I'm the one to do what has tn ho done." She smiled bitterly. 'The.v left me out of their ml. culations." As Freya looked at her she went on: "Niel has figured how to break nut hp'u come her tn vou anrl ae nnn as he conies you must phone Glita Neumann to bring her car and drive him to his military police in Munich. She will do it." Freya was speechless. Outside there was a sound a shirting of gears, thick tires zipping on hardpacked snow. Stephanie darted to the window. "It's Von Beck!" Thev tarrf . at each other. ' "Whv should hp mm" ism! Freva thickly. "My skis are by the steps." "I'll let him think they are mine." She felt the numb calm ness that desperation Induces in lieu of emotion. "I'll enter tain our devil in the drawing room." The General fnnn llma away from the door it was a naott wun mm. He took off his hat beaming at her. Why General, what a sur prise!" "I do hODe not nn imwalrnm. one." "Come In." She took his hat and m:I then noticed Marsnt emrota. eyed at the end of the hall. "Some schnapps, Margot . . . come in her, General, the fire is lit." His little marble blue eyes seemed to pigeon hole every thing in the room, then he let his monocle fall. (To be continued) CHILDREN'S HOUR A pert stuffed horse and a cuddly bunny that are so soft and lov able that your child won't want to part with them . . . even at bedtime. And they're so easy to make that you'll enjoy doing No. 2101 is "cut in one size and requires 38 yd. 35-in. No. 2102 is cut in one size and requires i yd. 35-in with 18 yd. 18-in. contrasting. Send 20c for PATTFum i.t,wl Includes complete sewing guide j"ur name, address and style number nlainlv r t state size you wish. Include pos- ipi unit or zone number in your address. Address: Pattern Department. .aFnii journal, 552 Mission Kt c9n c.-. cisro, uaiif. Room and Board . . . 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