The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 2, 1936, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1936. Seg SYNOPSIS: Pretty young Tip Warren shocks her family at breakfast by announcing she’s going flying with an irrespon- sible garage mechanic. Gathered around the board are: dainty. un- selfish Sally, dutiful and corsid- erate; her petulant stepmother; her tired lawyer father; the 18- year-old twins, vivacious. playful Tip and studious, handsome Ray. To discourage Tip’s flying, Sally impulsively promises her mother she will not go up again without parental permission. Then Sally hurries to the Courier and her new job as society editor. Chapter Three Terry Asks A Question SALLY was soon so busy she forgot everything but her work. A few thinutes before one the phone rang} and Sally, answering in her newly ac- pei ized business-voice, was greeted with a hearty laugh from Terry May- | nard. “Not an item for the paper,” saia Terry. “Will you have lunch with me} in ten minutes?” “Of course. 1 was jus where and when I’¢ have i ondering | “Good. There's someth:ng tmpor- | tant I want to ask you.” “You're the only thing that’s keeping me,” said Terry. “You mustn't ask me important things at lunch.” Sally wa rmed whenever Terry hinted at importart questions. She was not rea to ask her to marry him, bat sle likec knowing that he wanted ‘o as« her. “I promise not to spoil your ap- petite,” said Terry. “Let's celebrate and go to the Lanier—what sac?” “That's extravagant. A drug store would do.” “The Lanier—I'll pick you up in ten minutes.” At one Sally followed the girl te- porter, Lola Hopkins, to the small washroom at the back of the build- ing It was dirty, but Lola didn t seem to mind. While hair, Lola splashed about washin: her face and rubbing it briskiy with @ paper towel. When Sally powdered her nose, Lola looked on with some scorn. “Never use make-up,” she s less it’s a little powder in hot weather Never found it improved my looks They went down the stairs together “Take you anywhere?” offered Lola. “Somebody's coming for me.” said Sally. “Thanks just the same.” “I get 3 Here he is See you anot Terry Maynard was unm heading fo old car “Hi ther kably His disreputable ig at the curb. ves it feel tc be a y called ot so loud, Terry,” said Sally. ywho could never calm him down into | citement in Terry a semblance of respectability. “I'll let you know when I get my first pa; check.” “We'll go on a spree,” said Terry Terry's ‘Big News’ HEY went off gaily to the Lanier Hotel, Warrenton's 6ne big and Terry ordered lunch .extrava- | gantly. t least I'm glad 1 didn’t offer to! blamed Sally for the times Tip slip- feed you out of my eck, €aid Sally. nev “Big news. You know | wrote to s Cates who was born 3 all mixed up uth ree and pa with this line in S asked him for a jo said Sally breathlessly. 's on his way now to New to fly y night, and he'll ur stop er at the Greensboro spend his half hi airport with me What does it Terry, for “Maybe | can talk him into a job. | , If 1 don’t—it’s the army for me.” “You want to go a . Gon t you?” “You're the only t keeping me,” said Terry. “Don't—not now, Terry, said Sally. “All right. I promised not to spoil your appetite, didn’t 12” please,” y for him | ally pinned up her hotel. | proved of: Terry. She did not think’ “Now tell me, whet's the | Adar through | that's been | His face lost | “SCHOOL VARSITY FIVE SPLIT CAGE For Satky by BAILEY WOLFE eveve e secs its sod humor and he ph: with a fork sulkily. Sally thought how like he was to Ray when something crossed him. She loved him for veing boyish and rough —and for being large and blond and unlike the men in her own family. But she was not ready, to say she loved ! him. “Don't 'be'silly.” { “All right.” Terry threw:bff bis dis-'; Senne Mion Sullgn this is [basketball were played last night what I.wanted to ask you-will you ‘at the High School Gymnasium. go with me to Greensboro Thursday j : i night while 1 talk to old Catés? Will; Im the opening contest of the you, Sally? 1 can talk him into any~ jevening, Army and Hich School See eee actly. copembering {V@78ity five hooked up, with the her promise that morning, was swept | { book: learners coming out on top, by depression as swift as Terry's. j23 to 11. “You won't do it, then,” Terry glow- } : 2 ered at her, hurt and angry. “You | Maris made three field don’t care whether I get the job or! for the Soldiers and Wall ! Johnston, Maris not.” “You don’t understand. I promised registered one free throw. For the victors, Domenech was Mother—” | “Oh, hang! What's the matter with redited with four field goals; Solomon, three; Wickers, one; G. her, now? Does she think I'm goin, Pinder and J. Lopez a'so one each. to tailspin with you all the way to! | Greensboro?” | Wickers made the only foul of the game, “It's—it’s Tip,” said Sally miserably. | “She's afraid I'm getting Tip inter- Score by Army ested in flyin; j High School LAST YEAR’S CHAMPIONS, 38 TO 13 Two good exhibition games of goals and also one each. “What if you are? Snap out of it, | Sally. The kids are big enough to do what they please, now. Show a little will of your own, why don't you?” | Terry spoke irritably. quarters: Total 28 76—23 In the nightcap, High School went down in defeat at the hands jof champs, Park Ti- | gers. re was 38 to 13. Leading scorer was Soggy Smith. with nine field goals. Cates and Navarro rung up five each. Wickers, of the varsity five, hot three field goals; Lopez, Pin- der and So!omon, one each. Wick- ers also made a free throw. Pin- der missed one. Fouls were marked Cates and Anderson of against the Ti- Score by quarters: Total High School 16 24—13 Park Tigers . 1010 108—38 Referee: Bob Saunders, FOLLOWING THROUGH Batting averages in the Social Diamondtal League up to and in- cluding game of November 27 (all over .300), follow: Player Acevedo J. Villareal .. Molina “Let’s go,” “We can’t quarrel in here. Without speaking, they left the | hotel and got in the car. When they reached the Courier building, Terry d, “My big news didn't get much of a break.” “Don't, Terry. mean to—” “If you change your mind about go- | ing.” said Terry, “you can call me UP | Staying tomorrow at the airport or the ga- | * ne rage. So long.” F. Villareal . Without a smile. he got into the car | Ke ae |and drove off, leaving Sally staring! J, Russell forlornly after him. Hachindes Hampered By Her Promise F. Lopez ..... 7ORK, Sally discovered, cannot |J. Garcia bsorb all one’s thoughts. even| W. Arias ugh it be interesting. AU next |J, Walker morning while she typed and took! y” Rot.erts | telephone messages at her desk, she | 5. cating neard those parting words of Terry's: |“ °C"NS If you change your mind—” M. Arias “She did want to go. Of that Sally | Sawyer | was sure. She had not been flying | Caraballo jwith Terry many times. but she} trusted him utterly. Besides, Terry | had said he needed her to stand by |him while he interviewed old Mr. | |Cates for the South American job. used to Terry's need for r. Since their high schoo! days when i had helped him with his English | | and talked him into having confidence in his debating powers, Terry had | relied on Sally’s advice and support. ; | Sally, in turn, had found a warm ex- b id Sally. . Ave. 538 +450 428 408 -400 -400 400 385 You know 1} didn’t Ft 00 pe Te RAK Oe COHRAIHRERAMDADOAS tw Pitchers’ Record Pitcher— ‘C. Gates F, Villareal Ward E. Roberts Hancock ......... J. Walker ..... ee Subserive to The Citizen—20c for her. Her occa: weekly. Terry had been a welcome break in| _+ <+ the routine of her tedious home duties and the round of village parties. j |_ Always when Sally went up in} erry’s plane there was conflict at } home. Mrs. Warren had never ap- KEY WEST COLONIAL HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District First Class—Fireproof— Sensible Rates | flying a career, and she was alarmed | at the interest Tip showed in it. She | | ped away and went flying with Duke ounger boy who worked in ! rd garage. Useless to ex- | plain to Tip that Duke Adams was less |skilled and less responsible than | Terry Maynard. Because Sally knew | Tip was developing a mania for fly- | ing. she had impulsively promised her stepmother not to go up hgrself with j T without permission. Yet it was absurd that Sally War- ren, at 22, should not be free to de- cide things for herself. One moment Sally had her hand on the telephone, eady to call Terry and say she would go up with him. 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