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16 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1946
By Walt
By Carl
By Harold Gray
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By BEATRICE
Chapter 24
Instantly he recognized her
as the woman who had come to
Steiner's with the General last
night then he realized she had
called him Franz Steiner. He
stared at her. She was still
laughing. Then with a quick
grace she rose. He smelled vio
lets, she was almost as tall as
he. i
"Franz, you look so pale."
Her voice sounded anxious.
"Did you hurt yourself?"
"It's nothing," he mumbled,
"you startled me." He and
Steiner must surely look iden
tical ... so they didn't bring
him here to learn the names
of the men who had tried to
help Ernst Runstedt; that's why
Steiner wore a mask; that's why
the General so obviously pre
ferred him dead. In a flash
It was clear: Steiner meant to
go back to Berlin in his place;
they must belong to a Nazi
underground.
Dizziness enveloped him, as
he groped for the bench he felt
her arm behind him. "You are
hurt! How stupid of me to hold
out my feet like that." He
shook his head. "It's nothing."
He thought, God, even my voice
must be like Steiner's. He de
tected in her manner a posses
sive quality that threatened dif
ficulty. Illogically he wished
he had kissed more women. It
made him laugh aloud.
"Imagine falling over your
feet!"
"Or at my feet for that mat
ter." The soberness of her
voice seemed to surprise her
self and as if to recover poise
she drew out a cigarette and
lighter. As she put the cigar
ette between her lips he reach
ed over and took the lighter
out of her hand, deftly turned it
over, but there was no name
or initial. He watched her
eyes over the flame.
Slowly the smoke curled
away from her.
"Why do you look at me like
that?"
"Like what?"
"Oh, as if you were trying
to stun me up, once and for
all."
"Don't be so analytical."
"You did look at me oddly."
This was dangerously thin ice.
"I saw you get an idea," he
answered. "What was it?" If
she suspected him he must make
certain.
'Now who's being analytical
. but if you must know, I
was wondering about your suit
case. She pointed to where It
lay in the snow.
'Oh . . . that ..."
'You're not leaving Stephanie
now." When he did not answer
immediately her eyes clouded
with fright. "Franz, you must
n't. It's not safe!" Then her
voice turned to desperate ap
peal. "You know Paul, he's
cunning, suspicious . . . and
sadistic. If he doesn't feel sure
of a thing he starts at the be
ginning and eliminates one by
one the people and the things
who might by mere chance up
set his plans he doesn't feel
sure of me." Her "voice was
toneless. "And he's already
started to back-track. Back to
Freya Runstedt."
'What do you mean?" With
an effort he steadied his voice.
'He's Insisting night and day
that Freya must be my pianist
on the tour," searching his eyes.
"Surely you know what that
means." Her lips trembled.
"You must know it!" she gasp
ed. He thought rapidly. "He'll
take precautions against chance
meetings between Freya and
I."
She said bitterly: "How you
trust him! He wants to keep
Freya and her husband in Ger
many so that if Conrad takes a
notion to do something for Capt.
Dana ... or you, he can threaten
Ernst's safety and so tie Con
rad's hands."
His eyes narrowed'. "You
sound certain that I will be in
need of help."
She turned to him and then
he realized that she was beauti
ful. The wonder of it wasn't
that Franz loved her but that
she loved Franz; there must be
more to Steiner than he credit
ed. But there was a weariness
in her love, just as there was in
Stephanie, and it struck him
like a blow that because of it
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he was fooling her now.
"I am certain," she was say
ing, and he could see it cost her
a great effort to speak. "I
think he means to kill you. I
think he is insane I've become
afread of him. I was never
afraid before."
All of a sudden he felt a kin
ship with her, caught as they
were in the General's net.
"Don't let fear take hold of
you," he said gently. "Things
will work out."
She threw her cigarette, half
finished, in the snow. It made
a pathetic sizzling noise, " the
snow melted a tiny ring around
it.
"That's what you are like,"
she pointed. "You're trying to
melt the barriers around an
entire nation. It can't be done
by one man, we must all do it
we who weren t smart enough
to save our freedom when it
could have been saved. But
no reasoning will stop you."
Slowly she rose as if she had
made some inward decision.
"I must go home. Paul is com
ing for tea." He stood up, she
moved toward him, he kissed
her lightly. "You'll go back
home?" she asked quietly.
What, plsp ran I rin now?"
There was a strangeness in hen.
smite wnen sne saiu, uiiui we
meet."
He watched until she disap
peared beyond a clump of trees
then picked up his suitcase. As
he wiped off the snow he kept
telling himself he would go to
Freya's house, learn the truth
about Franz and himself, then
make for the military police in
Munich. He repeated to himself
just what he would say, what he
would do but when he walked
he was retracing his steps back
to the woods. A strange detach
ment overpowered him. What
could he and Franz Steiner be
to each other . . . what did they
all know that had been hidden
from him?
Numb from shock, it was a
miracle he heard the car ap
proaching, heard the gears shift
in time to fling himself down
in the snow behind a clump of
bushes. In the back seat of the
car sat Von Beck, a narrow
smile on his lips.
(To be continued)
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