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Deadly
(Chapter 14)
"nr. BonifcT" Ht felt re
laxed, drowsy. It waa an effort
to think.
"Come Into my office, won t
you?"
"Now luit lean bacK ana re
lax," the oft voice aald, aooth
Ingly. Walter Jamei felt hlm
lelf linking deeper Into the soft
chair. He felt like sleeping. His
j eyes, dawn uncontrollably to
I Boniface's slender hands, caught
I sight of a rectangle of white
! tucked in a corner of the desk
blotter.
Walter James shook his head.
A business card! His mind began
! to claw Its way back onto the
j light.
"You ought to be on the
stage," Walter James said
hoarsely.
Boniface didn't smile.
"Indeed?" he said. "What is
the nature of your problem, Mr.
James?"
"I keep dreaming of dead Fili
pinos, ones with knives in
them."
Boniface turned slowly in his
swivel chair, but kept his eyes
on Walter James's face. His
hands were out of slight in his
;lap.
"That's an unusual fixation.
However, possibly we can trace
it to its source. Have you any
I explanation to offer?"
"For the dream or for the
dead Filipino?"
Tra interested In anything
you want to tell me."
Walter Jamea smiled, show
ing only the tips of his teeth.
Now isn t that peculiar, Doc
tor? I was just going to say the
same thing to you."
There was a moment of si
lence. Boniface frowned. "Per
haps I'm a trifle confused, Mr.
James. I understood that you
had some important reason for
. seeing me."
I did. But where you jumped
the tracks was thinking it was
important to me. It's not. It's
important to you."
The big man's fleshy face
split into a half smile. "Of
course, Mr. James. Won't you
tell me all about It."
"I don't have to tell you about
it. You know all about it. Fer-
Inando Solez was killed last
night."
Boniface's poker face was per
fect. "Yes?"
"The police will eventually
get to you. They're slower than
I am as a rule. Talk now and
to me and I'll guarantee you'll
have less trouble In the long
run."
"What interest could the Do-
lice possibly take in me, Mr.
James?" Boniface asked him
blandly.
The slender detective Dulled
the torn business card from his
pocket and slid it across the pol
ished desk. Boniface studied it
politely, then handed It back
to Walter James. "It's apparent
ly half of one of my business
cards."
"The other half was found in
Fernando Solez's Coat pocket."
Boniface ran his tongue over
his teeth thoughtfully. " I found
this half wedged in the seat
where he was killed."
Boniface said, "Mr. James, any
professional man's cards circu
late to some extent. I have no
idea how this ah, Fernando So
lez obtained my card."
Walter James turned the
card over. "And I'll bet you nev
er saw the writing on the back.
eitner.' Boniface Inclined his
head gravely. "It says, when
you put the halves together
I need another ounce imme
diately regular place. Another
ounce of what, Doctor?"
"I'm afraid that there is noth
ing I can do to help you. The
delusion lhat you're suffering
I unaer is rather uncommon and
beyond my efforts to alleviate."
"See you in jail, Doctor," Wal
ter James said.
The receDtionlst wai 1 net re
placing the telephone into its
cradle when Walter James stop
ped in front of her desk.
"Excuse me." h niH "nnn-
tor Boniface wants you to run
next door to Doctor Carlyle's
office and borrow his book on
erotic DSVcho - nhpnnmena hv
Blake."
The door had scarcely closed
behind her white-stockinged
legs before Walter James was
behind the desk. He lifted the
phone.
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Weapon
it. How did he know so much?"
Boniface's voice said, " like
Another crisper voice snapped
at him. "Well, why call me?
What am I supposed to do about
it?"
"I wanted to warn you."
"I've told you before not to
call me here."
'What are we going to do?"
'We're going to sit tight and
do nothing. You're getting ex
cited and that's just what thil
Walter James wants you to do.
Nobody has any proof and they
won't get it unless you get rat
tled." "You're right, Major," Boni
face said heavily ."You're right."
"I'll see you at the regular
time. Good-by."
When the receptionisth cama
back she said indignantly, "Doc
tor Carlyle didn't have the book
he'd never even heard of it."
"Doctor Boniface was afraid
it was out of print," Walter
James said glibly. "Never mind.
It was for me. I'll look in the
bookstores." He started out the
door. "Oh, by the way, ther
was a phone call for the Doc
tor, but I didn't know how to
switch it over to him."
The girl acquired a worried
frown. "Did it sound Impor
tant?" "I don't know. It was a Major
Somebody ah I can't quite
remember the name."
"Oh," she said and the frown
vanished. "That was Major
Rockwell. He and the Doctor
play golf together. He'll call
again."
"Yes," said Walter James, "he
probably will." He opened the
door. "And thanks for every
thing." . . . . (To be continued) . .
Leaves for Stockton
Woodburn Miss Marie Mor
rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Morrison of Woodburn,
left Friday for Stockton, Calif.,
where she will be child evan
gelism director and organizer in
Stockton. Miss Morrison grad
uated this spring from the Mult
nomah School of the Bible In
Portland.
2230
SIZES
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