The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1937, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1937. — Wiha, ex-debutante, impulsive- ; | Have. ‘to end |! ly married David, hoping her love for her stepfather. Now she is falling in love with David * and disgusted with Richard. ‘Richard, the suave, handsome | stepfather, proposed secret love © to Nina. ‘Hiotiey, ‘Nina’s ‘gay, childish mother, is wild about Richard. . David, a bright young auto CAPTAIN JACKIE OF STARS BOTH CLUBS: COOPER ‘Ou'T- STANDING IN RALLY salesman with a ‘small salary, | adores Nina begins to “sus- pect something Graéfe, ‘an la girl friend of David, ‘still ‘piirsues him, 5 Chapter 45 ‘Richiird’s Untimely Visit “PONNe = that mistake wbotit | 5° Cordelia, this afternoon, wasn't} tu it, David?” “Yeah.” He was emptying ash-trays, helping, as tisual, to'clear things "1p for the night. He didn't look at her; nor did he seem to want to discuss it. Niria followed ‘hiin ‘itito fle kitchen. New suit come ‘tdday?” ‘He Br 9 ntly, and when. she ‘Go put ‘it'on, Hon. reac want re see it.” He had ‘successfully ‘put Me oft. | this to do but eur. avid st if and ‘was a bi ei an wie peatse Py wee As a ged it of Coarte in the aire queer thin; taba those two: hone ‘calls ere too «much to) just coincidence ... imaiM 199w te fia woke up rm ae een the sniffies. “To hell with selling at biles,” he said—only it was: 0- biles” “Ym going to stay home-arid ‘récover!” “Oh, darling—good.” Nina ‘was too happy for words, The dawning of a new day, tlie thought of having him to herself for so long, his evident good ‘hu- mor. all helped to dispel her tears ‘of the night before. She ‘watched and hovered ‘and felt so near to this adorable cop- os Tagg creature in yellow pa- jas, that. she isally longed to him everyt! ‘that there would’ be tho eee fothing between them . , She ‘de- ‘Ning went to : ie athea os spent Berens ‘ie ‘High point man for, both teams, could shush him, eerie gi ‘Scorifig ‘five baskets and a foul fb is thee sor, shy thing 4t ‘goal for eleven ‘points, miostly to Nina, that “Foieg |through ‘fifte follow-up shots un- usual ly ‘$0 low, was pase er the Besket. Well, ny precious,” was whit || Bob Saunders was runner-up with me?”, ates ig as felt Tess sure’ ors Jnaiented, fo for he ‘had his acre the eect jease—Richard | e “She ing was ‘superb. Jamés ‘Cooper, scifitillating Club forward, ‘put on a beautiful exhi- bition of tricky basket shooting in. e Tally Which ‘brought ‘the ‘Club into ‘the tuning again. ‘He chalk-} éd up thrée baskets in quick ‘suc- éession. Edward Johnson, ‘tall! ‘forward, also ‘got six points. Char- | lie Yates, ‘Club’s usual high ‘scor- ér, was bottled up all night and failed to break into the scoring; umn. | Playing against the full tirst of the High School Girls’ arsity, the second team held al i until late in the game when he Said, “are you through playing = eight points. Hancock's ‘pass- | ru I've had nok his held Her, with’a grip lilte ina, froi 6 varsity guards were put” on} ‘the second team and the first team lwvent into the lead and kept it for; 15-12 victory. Next game in the City League night. , Club— High School - 1 ‘Carbonell Stars Ue ifrellowship Club 0 1 000, came tosee ff Teould Her si ely sere fo at vee teeth, as she Sue 1 Nina’ ata oh to ice that grin off—or make it permanent with ‘one terrific ‘blow ‘to jew. ‘She ‘and ‘Richard. ‘wete ‘only “ah inch or so. a Her crimson cheéks:. tho forts Box eee srimeoe Points it was a terrible ‘hit cided, to be newly in love, and ome bate to ae pe 1eved She. thi pee am teal oral falling ip it “ige Byece be pias, Pete - roe ~toayta —its for the first time!” “Begone! A man with ‘a “héad needs to be left mag + was séme_min' over = that "os really did wr to et alone. made yooh ‘as though a4 bs genes A with her... but he reall Bhekecy Squeeze dozens of oranges. Get me some aspirin. me another pillow. Lay off! Megnt it, and to Nina wasn tragedy. Gracie Stays For Lanch Siar dressed herself, and went to|! work, ‘and talked very little. There ths, and he had a nasty cold, every right to be grumpy .. 7 he ‘wasn't even that. ‘ina was a'prey to'sensitive- ness, with her'consciente troubling heg and her new love demanding to. Be proclaimed. might have ‘noticed her ‘si- . les a he didn't. He was silent only became animated over the telephone, when Gracie ‘called she was bringing over fend for oS to rea posed new “Rat onons y He motors. when David suggested that an extra sal; Eye a bite Of lui he fra word. tie. Gracie. Gracie, Would ever be ih with her? t hit be oe fore?” cle “eppeartd, looking dia- lly ‘Hert ‘and attractive, and iss ink, with a great'show f ‘affection and said: “I seem 'to be fiving here, don't I, darling?” And then she went in to David, with her “data.” which was noth- ing but a brief notice for the sales- men, and singularly unimportant apa to have caused this special a thought you'd like to get ‘this | tight away, David. And he said: “Thanks, pal. Nina’s fixed an extra lunch for rou. Stay?” Stay? You couldn't havedticked Zracie out. She sat on the foot of the bed, while poor Nina strained ter ears from the kitchen. .. . This was one time Gracie didn’t offer to yelp, David, all flushed, and com- ‘ortable looking in the big bed tes. before It] He, was nothing to be hurt | ™Y : “They Had been married over'six ” | put it all aw: —— ever! Stickney F. Carbonell J. Cooper ‘Woodson KHeodommonwctononomnd HON DOA RRAAARH Looking At Washington (Continued from Page On2) of the tratle barriers the world lover and particularly with demo- ératic nations may result ole world for a general lower- ing of tariff barriers and the ad- vancement of international eco- nemic and political lives of their peoples now threaten the peace of the world. ed to get out Some sort ‘ofan introduction, a trifle late. still The story is being told around atin, “is a very mentiable rule. But'do ‘you al follow it? ... I mean, you’te—invited—to someone else bers of the House of Representa- tives ‘recently met in secret ses- sion to hear and cheer their guest, Some politicians git plentyo”exer cise ‘these Yays givin’ péopte th” run- around. Snodot'Gluckiia fs cldimth’ thet th’ pledge fie Sigted ‘Tat week ‘was ‘a forgery. | {Composed Of . British, Aimérican, | Swiss, Ttalian ‘and Brazilitins, first | 1986—Tansport plane carrying MATCH FOR TOMORROW “SPLINTERS” UNDER JOSIE LOPEZ WILL MEET “WIRE CHIEFS” IN BATTLE POR ‘PREE EATS two golf teams will be held to- "The team of “Splinters” captained Iby ‘Capt. Josie Lopez will be the}, ‘will be between the High School ,°Y pj —_ land Fellowship Club next ‘Friday {Opponents of the “Wire Chiefs’ who look to Capt. John Pinder as leader. The dinner will be held on |Thursday evening instead of Fri-/J W. L. Pet.'day and’ will begin about 7:15 p. 01) 2000 Fm. The President asks that you be ‘on time since a lot ‘of importarit jbusinéss besides eating will be transacted. ‘The pairings follow: 1, Pinder-Salis vs. Ketchum. 2. Goldsmith - Kirchheiner | Parks-Watkins. 3. MeCarth'y-Caulkins vs Grooms-Hughes. 4. O’Bryant-Mesa vs. Kemp-Rus-~ 5. wiv sell. Slingludff-Fripp vs. Tibbetts: Lade. New Work Living for ‘sixteen}] years in a $10 a week furnished |] room, Frank Case, 80, was found dead beside his bed by his house- keeper. In ‘his room wére bank- books and bark ‘securities showy ing he was worth more than $90,-}} 000. Without relatives, his body |] lay unclaimed in-4 ‘morgue. Compulsory wheat curb is de- timent. the ‘government should not ‘have the power to declare ‘war except to ‘repel actual invasion until the question has béen submitted to a national'referendum. This would mean that a country could attack any portion of Central or South America and violate’ any interna- tional right of the’ United States} bis Il PIERCE BROTHERS Oras VaARM. Daan heen: CERI. Constitution—there is no record} 1764—Thorfias H. Perkins, ‘Bos-| ‘df Massachusetts, Connecticut and, Hoh ‘mérthantéphilanthropist, who. Georgia ever ratifying. ‘established @ famous institution sles, ‘for the blind, born ‘there. Died} 1814—Historie ‘Hartford, Conn. Jan. 1, 1854. hilosopher, Hampto1 1837—(100_ years ‘ago) Died—! Falls, N. H. Died Feb. 24, 1917. aged 69, Philip Syng Physick fam —— ed Philadelphia ‘surgeon. 1844—Albert B. Simpson, New: York clergyman, founder of the 1848—Postal “Convention ‘with | Christian Missionary Alliance, Britain, one of the only three such born in Canada. Died ‘Oct. ae p agreements submitted to the Sen- ate. va" sail) 1 g49_tedwin H, painter, © 1848—Postal Convention ‘with pasha Britain, one of the’orily three such English hel agreements submittéd ‘to the Sen-} ag Pt a 2 ‘ate. lashfield, “faim- int New, first mee} 1916—Great French victory at] 1871—Tribunal of WPbisetidh, | Verd: lun. modern tribunal to adjudge ah in- seven disappears ‘between Los An- ternational dispute, that of differ-‘geles and Salt Lake City. Only. ences ‘between U. S. aiid Britain Finland, of 13 nations owing, pays. over damages ‘made ‘by ‘Confeder- ‘ jon war ‘debts. ~. Sh Nek: hn The ‘dintier ‘iatch between the} {morrow on the local golf links.J SAFEGUARD YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH! For’a low initial ‘cost, and 4 Onily ‘a ‘few ‘Cents a wéek to keep it going, you can-have | Bhons a DAYTON Water System 4d in. your‘home, Sold on Easy 'Térms ‘Prices ‘range $47/50. $59.50 TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE PAUL'S TIRE SHOP “Cor. Fleming and White Sts. PHONE 65 TREVOR AND MORRIS in aj{fedted in the House by vote off program of negotiation with the|85 to 76 in ‘the first ‘test'o fsen-[i the capital that one hundred mem-] American -shifs or troops, invade |} jthe Japanese Ambassador. The] with the assurance ‘that nothing } representative Of Japan made a) defense of his nation’s ‘action on the-mainland of Asia. Press rep-) resentatives were barred. Ac-/ newspaper correspon. dent, nothing like this has happened before in Washington in’ \ peacétime or wartime. , Why haven't I met Gracie’s ‘smile left her fér ‘the Soham David's feign’, Mr, 'm—David's loner,” she remarked slowly, ° gee on her heel. nerd looked after her, and tnevat fina. He had the audacity to wink at her as though they were — eee in crime together, though ‘she hadn't heted ‘snd loathed herself, because of him and Mr. Williams said, and probably correctly, that when 100 members of Congress invite the represerita- tive of a foreign government to state his nation’s case in setret session, they create the impres- sion abroad that the House is try- ing to take a hand in the control of the conduct of our foreign af- “Get—out!' thed, and fairs. Asa matter of handed him his box of om He put them doen Eg is a function of the executive sub- “Now, wi ject to some approval by the Sen-} ate. aa ee Mr: winking Go Wet believe about Honey's condition. thetcthet pareaeetntires in Con. ” he ek at - and then fee ‘went. (Copyright, 4937, $7, Margret Hersog) Peninsalar & Occidental Steamship (iq Effective May 30, 1937 8. S. ed.with the facts which are con cctmants Cobdoct of Bligh of CUBA Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesdays at 4:00 P. M., arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Thursdays, Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A, M. for Havana. Tampa, Fla, jt maintain American rights Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 5 P.M. for Port {/ through ‘the use of peaceful in- strumentalities. For further information and rates call Phone 14 J. H. COSTAR, Agent. There is, for example, strong sentiment to support the idea that could ‘happen until “a (political campaign could be completed in the United States. ‘Regent iences with ‘aggressive ctatoee ites demonstrate tha‘ they “act while democ?facies pondér and ‘postpone a decisibn, the aggressors get what they, want, Apparently, certain representa- tives in ‘Wi hington ‘are convince, ed that ‘the people of the United ; States‘are sb determined to ‘have peace that ‘they are willing to junk the Monroe Doctritie and open up the Western ‘Hemisphere to colonization by European ‘and as dictatorships. ‘Moreover, they believe that this ‘séntimentf} foreign policy of the United Staten! for peace, Shared by all democra-|j posh rgee bag eather: popular ‘Support would be ‘found. {for any ‘executive who attempted [] to uphold the rights of the United [' States in the ‘matter’of ‘commerce or relations with other countries. for peace, exploited, th That the sentiment cf our people foe ete pain laces acquaint-| may mislead foreign nations as to ‘the true attitude of this country and thus encourage unwaranted j aggression which will involve this gov- | country in a great war seems to have escaped Allan Lane-Heather Angel in THE DUKE COMES BACK Two Comedies, | : COLUMBIA LAUNDRY SERVicé PHONE 57 I 1856—1 York City biiSiness woman, re- the first Tent - to the | eeWesteeececcteccvesescoe jmembered for her diet Kitchens in” City. Died March 29, 1926. the‘world war, born in Jersey 1919. $4 ' ‘facts and entertaining ‘PATHFIND! fresh from ine choice ef iano ‘than a * week. 1 y informed si FINDER'S nineteen ‘to inform and enteteln too, Sefl at cary, BATHEINDER sells sell “or: Gia en time we offer ination bargain price vou 4 seals TEXACO FIRE ACO GASOLINE JOE ALLEN Notary Pablic