The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1940, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1940 B YESTERDAY: Ruth knows of @ doctor, Murray of Edinburgh, who may be able to help Lance, Norma and Jan decide to pool their money. As Jan is preparing to leave for New York. Rose and Johnny show up. Chapter 32 Goodby"Po' Sta Tide OHNNY ran a nervous hand over his sleek hair. “Oh, we'll make out all right, Rose and me. I guess we're two of a kind, and she'll be a big help to me when | get my own band and my own club, if I ever do. But what wor- Ties me is she don’t get alimony any more and she don’t make an awful lot at the Club and already she’s stewing around about| clothes. Honest. Jan, I'm afraid I'll never make enough money to} keep her satisfied.” “Then why did she marry you?” | Jan demanded with asperity, an- noyed and pereercemert at John- ny’s confidences. His answer was blunt enough.| “We were both a little tight. Oh,” he added hastily, seeing the shock in her eee “we were far from drunk, but we wouldn’t have done it, at least not then, if we hadn’t had several cocktails.” “If that is true,” Jan said angri- ly, “you’re pretty much of a cad to admit it to anybody!” “There you go again with your Victorian, or whatever you call it, line,” he accused. “Oh, I'm crazy about her, all right, but I know darned well she'll never stick*by me.” “You might be wrong. Any- how, you’re speaking of your wife and I don’t like your attitude.” A stubborn, defiant expression wiped the usual bland look from his face, “Jan, you must be either blind or stupid! What Fm trying to tell you is the whole thing is a mistake. i thought I wanted so- Phistieation and I’ve found out I don’t, All the time I really want- ed someone sweet and whole- some and good like you. I’m still in love with you, Jan. This is just infatuation. Will you give me a chance? Fil divorce Rose and start over again.” “Not with me, you won’t!” she snapped. “You’re completely des- picable, Johnny. Don’t hother coming here again.” She turned and ran to the kitchen, enor- mously relieved when he did not follow. Yet, upset as she was, she would have been much more so if she tad listened in on the con- versation between Rose and Lanee ‘ipstairs. “So that’s how it happened,” Rose finished, duplicating her hus- band’s story. but with more finesse, to Lance. She sat on=the arm of his chair. a forlorn siren turned out in a blue dannel slack suit with a gay silk scarf tied over her black hair. Her gorgeous hazel eyes brooded with resent- ment. She raged inwardly be- cause all of her well-laid plans had misfired. The fact of her mar- riage to Johnny effectively cut her off from opportunity. Too, she, had been irked and piqued by; Lance’s calm. acceptance of her marriage. She wanted admiration and consolation. Her vanity de- manded it. So, thoughtlessly, self- ishly, she again sought to awaken a flame of desire in Lance. “I'm just sick about the whole mess, Lance, and I don’t know guite where to turn or what to do. I thought you might advise me.” ‘Hoping And Praying’ HE SAID heavily, resenting the fact that she could stilt move him, sway his emotions, “There isn’t anything 1 could say be you now, Rose. I’m leaving for New York tomorrow for a consultation with Doctor Murray. If he can do anything about these legs of mine Til be flying again. and if t dy again I'll have plenty of money | If he can’t do anything, well—” “Then ['ll be hoping and pray- ing for you,” she whispered, put- ting her soft, powdered cheek against his. “I cared for you so much, Lance, but I couldn’t see any way o1 for either of us. And Jan insisted I upset you. She thought I should stay away from ou. That's why I changed. why tried to make you believe 1 was hard and greedy and grasping. T'm not—really. [ want what most women want and what I’ve never had a chance to have: a husband I love, a home and children. John- ny is just a boy who's in love with his music and himself. It won't work out, Lance, it can’ He felt his defenses crumbling. She was lovely, exotic, exciting. ‘Fee pechume from her hair intoxi- cated him; the nearness of her slim self incited him to dream of a future wherein he would again master space and have a beauti- woman for his wife. He lifted his thin face and kissed her lips hungrily. “I love you,” he said in a low, tortured voice, “I oe I'd. recovered from you, but Ff haven't.” Neither of them heard the door open, then close again, but Seen and heard enough to hurry her to her cporeyehife:taced} and stricken The Day’s Still (By Associated Press) PUEBLO, Coio., Aug. 9.—B. B. Young one sponded. “Well, he’s where”,. she replied. here éarlier this morning”. Norma | .| KANSAS CITY, Kas. Aug. 9.— Vanzandt, head of the Pueblo of- fice of the state department of employment security, tells this He knocked at a farmhouse door at 4 a. m. “Is Jim here?” he asked of the farm wife who re- around some- “He was THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CHANCE TO ADVANCE OVER TIGERS Detroit Idle; Feller Turn-| ed In 19th Victory; Reds Down Cubs | SOFTBALL STATISTICS Batting averages of players -in ‘the American and National Soft- ball. Leagues of. Key West for: iday, August 2. follow: American League Player— AB R. H. Ave. USN - 2 1 21.000 1 1.000 9 642 583 aa & % 509 509 500 500 -500 -500 Tow, om) URIVWIIE WYO hOh AAD ccc 428 Al6 400 400 -400 CHANDA H UTHER MNWWONWENWONOSOWWNROWURDHOS bat 9 det oe oe OT OT HR OND OT CO OO OO WORT et et ND Oo AH NOM WRAWTIOM ARS COAVNYOEAIATI RATE H WOOD pitchers in 0 000 0 -900 0 000 0 :000 | > 1.000 1.000 1.000 800 590 -333 -000 1 1 1 4 1 1 cu . SOFTBALL SCHEDULE (Bayview Park Field) o TONIGHT 0. First Game—Pepper's _ Plumb- ders Sawyer’s Barbers (Na- tional League). Second Game—U.S.S. Noa vs. RHE |NavSta (American League). -410 2 R. H. a8 6 13 At Washington | Philadelphia Washington (Ten Innings) First Game — Merchants |. Beckman, Caster and Wagner. ccc (americ&m League). Hayes; Masterson, Monteagudo, “second Game—Blue Sox vs Carrasquel and Ferrell. Sawyer’s Barbers (National ' League). © NATIONAL LEAGUE sea ts At New York RHE THURSDAY NIGHT | Brooklyn 610 1 First Game—Sawyer’s Bar- New York 312 2 bers vs. Pepper's Plumbers (Na- tional League). Second Game—U. S. Marines vs. USS. Noa (American League). (12 Innings) Davis, Flowers and Phelps; Lohrman and Danning. —. At Cineinnati Chicago Cincinnati “You fool,” she said. “You poor. precious, idiotic fool!” Jerking a tissue from a drawer she scrubbed at her face, remov- ing lipstick and rouge and most of the powder. With a stiff hair- brush she straightened out the waves in‘ her hair and pinned it into a severe roll, took off her brigh seem sr a aad ; lonned her sensible tweeds, add- ed the finishing touch of glasses. (Sgesind 19. The. €ttieen);; To Jan's surprised inquiry, she _ NEW YORK, Aug. 9.—Bob stalee levelly= omy See back Feller made it nineteen in- his into my schoolteacher role, Jan. i i i i 7] ay, scant nena sic ae ee string of victories this year when you_know.” “But I thought you were going Cleveland to New York with and against the St. =a Jan pres poneges: winning the game, 7 to 4. Ken,J. Aritas, KWC orma, by determined effor - S 5 aes kept her veics cal. “kext Keltner and Rip Radcliff blazed Cardova, KWC mean losing my job here and hav- OUt homers to contribute to the USN ing to wait until next semester for TFibe’s 13-hit attack, Indians lejo. a another school some: nere if L left Overlooked a chance to take first |Canalejo, wv now. No, Jan. Pll stay on here un- place, however, by dropping the G- Garcia, KWC bs shia come oak. rit lak after second game of the day, 2 to 1, Solienberger, USM He Touse and the cat and—you while the Detroit Tigers were Barrs, CCC “No. 1 don't see it, still if it's idle. Elden Auker crippled the G Acevedo, M what you want, Norma.” Jan felt Tribe's batsmen in the nightcap. Conners, KWC }sure something had happened to Boston Red Sox came from be- Garrat, USN disturb again the pleasant, tran- hind in their fracas with the New McCarthy. CCC bcs ieee, Names. a York Yankees, gathering two > Seta uM ther increased when she visited TWAS in each of the eighth and Cur N-S | Lance after Rose and Johnny had “Dimth frames to edge out the for- Best. CCC gone and found him flusbed and ,mer champs, 6 to 5. The loss — Hamilton, on edge, but noncommital. Fhe ‘dropped the Yanks below the Pardo. CCC | only clue he gave her was the re-’ 590. mark for th ars heeae Z percentage * ‘or © Delaney, N-S eae "i inst time in many a day. iso’ CC Rose is calling for us in the “7%. ! f . és Morrison, C | moring. She offered to drive us | Philadelphia Athletics pushed Piummons, USM to. the railroad station in town. @¢FOss a run in the ninth inning yyonendez,. KWC Her, car: iS c@mfortable:and if) of their game with the Washing- Maloney, USN save the bother of Frank going tonSenators to tie the score, then p Roberts _ along to carty me from the in- went out in the next frame and M terurban into a taxi and then on chet hal Hey SS J. Soldano, } | the train. Oh, Jan, the doctor has Wen the Lemameete Almneda, CCC | got to fix me up! I aont want to Johnson and Dick Siebert club- Skiner, CCC | go on living if I can’t walk!” bed out doubles. Score was 6 G. Lastres, KWC | . La | Rose, Again —s ; ., A. Lastres, KWC _ § |"PEARS misted her eyes. “I was (Chicago White Sox and Detroit jo ichoo, USM 3 | 4 fearful of this,” she murmured. Tigers were not scheduled National Leagu: “You promised, Lance, you said it In the National League both M. Arias. BS rT | Wouldn't make any difference—” leaders won their game, the Cin- |” Sterling SB | “You don’t understand,” he told cimnati Reds taking the measure Ward. BS her bitterly. of the Chicago Cubs, 3 to 1. i | But 1 do understand.” she Bucky Walters tumed in his six. B- Baker. BS | thought, gomg to her own room Ses =o1q. G- Garcia, BS |It was Rose again. Oh. Lance de- teenth victory of the year, yield- McCarthy. PP |served better than this. She ‘ing nine hits to the Cubs but 7°70 op doubted if Rose could give love tightening up effectively in the ges. s. PP jo any man. And Norma must pinches ep aan BS | have seen or heard something. Dod: - Garcia, Be “Pd like to take a stick to that aoe Cee at abe P. Baker, PP Rose!” Jan snapped. Then it oc- Ne : knocked J- Villareal, PP jcurred to her that although she terday. Peewee Reese knocked 7 Do op | was, literally, her brother’s keep- ‘one for the circuit in the seventh *- on a PP | er, she had no right to be. figura- frame to knot the score up, fore- J. Carbonell, | tively. Lanee was nearly thirty- ing the game into extra innings. Domenech. SB jone years old Certainly it was ili lected a J- Roberts, SB j his right to make his own choice, T#en Dolph Camilli collected a 7 An” SR {his own decisions. “But not ai four-bagger in the 12th inning D. Stetting SB Norma's expense! And no matter with two men on base to bring © SB ? what I promised Norma, I'm going victory to the Dodgers by a 6 to Kerr, S to tell Lance it’s her money pro- 3 score. Hopkins, SB widing this chance fer him?” -=-+ “Boston Bees° made it’ four Nelson, PP In. the morning Jan insisted Ear pa hila- | Frank come with them to the ,Stfaight over the hapless P ila. nese hot train, determined not to leave delphia Phillies, taking Laan 9 4 Helicae: Rose and Lance alone for even a | day’s affair, 6 to 2. The loss was leagues follow: moment. Ruth Cronin appeared at |the eighth-straight for the Phils, , __ American League the station to assure them she had | way a pear to be headed no- _ Pitcher— persuaded Mr. Sobol, the store ree the league fights. | Early. KWC manager, to write Doctor Murray Where in sta , D. Roberts. KWC by air mail, asking that he see Eddie Miller notched his fourth Saeayee Lance at his earliest cogvenience. circuit clout in as many games in Maigrat, F Frank ensconced Lance ascom- this fracas, scoring Max West Klink, USN fortably as possible in the draw- ahead of him in the ninth inning. L. Castro. N-S train’ weced Fapartment on the “st. Louis and Pittsburgh were Spakes, USM train, kissed Jan's cheek goodby Fricke, USN | and handed her a heap of hastily- not scheduled. C."Thampeon, ME bis magazines and a baske! Results of the oe a = Pea BAS of fruit AMERICAN : ¥, “You look grand.“ Ruth told First Game Barfield, CCC her, admiring the tailored suit At St. Louis R. H. E. McCarthy, CCC with matching topcoat and perky 713 0 National League suede hat she had chosen for her -Cleveland BH 3: The outfit was a deep blue nubby St. Louis =e 2°10" 0s Hance tweed and the hat and shoes were Feller and Hemsley; Kennedy, 2: Wake |a lighter shade of blue. Jan. at n and Swift, Susce.' Ward = Ruth's insistenee ad nad hes Mills. Cotipansene ox C. Gates, PP hair shaped and waved by a mas- iffi ter beautician at Blalock’s and the pec cae = Sa ey result was aot the Jan of Sea At St. Louis R. HE. = Tide, but a new and superbly Cleveland 1 8 3M. Arias, BS smart young person who. as ean St. Louis 223.3 aS appearance was concerned. i 71 4 ker j would hold her own with any one = and eee of New York’s charmers. , and Swift. Rose lingered on a moment | hoping Jan would leave her & At Boston moment with Lance, but Jan-be- New York gan ae soe serene tel Boston travel hings and exhibi' Noe t aaa j slightest intention of leaving. Yet Murphy, Hadley, Gomez” an she could not help seeing the way__Rosar; Dickman and Foxx. Lance’ clung «to Rose’s slender™ hands, bordered as always, at the wrists, by jangling bracelets. Then the train began slowly tc move and Rose had to go. After awhile, when the train rolled perkily through the city’s outskirts, Lance asked indifferent. ly, “Why did Norma change her mind about going with us?” “Her school, I guess. She didn’t wart to lose it.” “Of course,” he said, relieved. “You didn’t tell me, but | know you must have borrowed money from Frank or Ruth.” She didn’t answer, but he seemed, in his abstraction, not to notice. “T won't tell him yet,” she | thought, her lips setting into a somewhat frim line. They had been in New York for FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Key West Conchs vs,NavSta.(Amezican League). ond .Game—Blue Sox. vs. er (Amerigan re five. days, chafing, impatient, when | Doctor Murray’s secretary called them at the smal? hotel near Cen- | tral Park, where Ruth Cronin had Lombardi. | directed them, and said the Doc- P | tor would see Mr. Merriner to- morrow mcrning at eleven. To be continued. Summer Heat Reversed (By Associated Press) BILLINGS, Mont., Aug. -9.— MAJOR LEAGUE An airplane pilot, back fromr for- est fires at Missoula, Mont. re- GAMES TODAY ported that plane crews dropped hundreds of hot lunches and sup- plies by parachute to \isdlated fire-fighting crews. Only one parachute failed to open. It carried a case ‘ef 360 eggs! (By Associated Press) At Labette county home there is 100-year-old negro who insists on sleeping under three blankets in the mid-summer heat. He puts one over his head. | “What keeps out the cold will keep out the heat”, says he. “If he doesn't mind it, neither do we”, say Officials. England took Gibraltar from {Spain in 1704 AMERiCAN LEAGUE Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Washington. Cleveland at St. Louis. Detroit at Chicago. NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis at Cincimnati. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Boston. New York, at Philadelphia. Some believe that pitchers’ sel- dom are good batters -hecause they play in fewer gamés! and feonsequently have less batting [experience. » }games up to and ‘including Fric; 500 er MONDAY NIGHT i INDIANS SPLIT TWIN BILL AND LOST NAV-STA EXECUTED TRIPLE PLAY LAST NIGHT; LOST, 6 TO 3 STATION PLAYERS TO SIX ) qHITS: FOUR ERRORS AIDED ‘HN.VICTORY The first triplé play of the present diamondball season in Key West was executed last night at Bayview-Park by the N ven against the Merchants, teams of the American League. The clubs played an interesting opening contest of a doublehead- scheduled last night, t game of gwhich v a due to lack of playe Blue Sox, of the Natior en the Merchants, and Castro. 2 Nav-Sta, featured Castro’s momentary wil in the sixth inining co: ion players to lose the Malgrat held the oppo: hits and his tea were also aided by four } errors. 7 Merchants jumped intofghe lead e seeond inning as<a triple by J. Soldane, an-error by Alils- at the plate and another ple by D.- Fernandez produced runs. ahead of him went hor > the scoring ende short of a tic red until the put out. house was the chances at the _ plate. and Ferr d one out of two Alonzo, Gutierr: r were stars afiel hants. Hernandez, Dela Jones were outstanding f dez nd shouse to Hernan in which th play was executed. Score by innings: R. HE Merchants 020 004 0O— 6 7 1 Nav-S! 000 102 0— 3 6 4 Malgrat and J. Soldano; Castro and Allshouse. NIGHTCAP ENDED IN SECOND: FORFE!IT heduled afterpiece the ty bill was called at the end of the secon? inning when Sawye Barbers claimed the game forfeit- 1 to them due to the Blue Sox ng an ineligible player. core stood 5 to 2 in favor of the Sox when the contest was f of u Sta De CLASSIFIED COLUMN AGE THRER LEGALS ‘DISQUALIFICATION FACES DEM VOTERS U. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT \eorws Cc rvation taken at 7:30 a. m.| th Mer. Time (City Office) Temperatures est last 24 hours t last night MIAMI, Aug. 9 (FNS).—Demo- cratic party leaders of Miami are __77| inclined to laugh off the possi- _.84 bility of Wendell Willkie making _ 84 @ Strong Dade County showing as }some people predict. G. A. Hickok, secretary of the Dade County Democratic Com- mittee, heads a 5-man sub-com- mittee to take legal action pre- venting Democrat voters who sup- port Willkie from voting im the Democratic primaries two ves from now. “I don't know of a Democrat who intends to vote for Willkie | but as drastic legal action as pos- Relative Humidity sible will be taken against 79% | who may violate their cath Barometer at 7:30 a. m. today | the party) and vote Republican vel, 29.95 (1014.2 millibars) | Hickok acknowledged, however Tomorrow's Almanac that voters may vote secr e 5:58 a. m./| they please, but promised @ 7:06 p. m.| against any whose desertior 12:58 p. m_| the party became known. LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF PLEVENEH JUmIeHAL Comet rt IN AND POR MONRCE Cot wT rLonMm.A. Mean “S Normal _ « * Precipitation il; : 24 hours; ending a. ™m.,. inches ____ rainfall since Aug. 1, inches zs E: Ss since Aug.‘ 1. inches Total rainfall siriee Jan. 1, 0.00 154 0.28 | iS ‘ 16.31 since January 1, } 2.03 nd Direction and Velocity SW—8 miles per hour 1s' t ouater, 10th 7:00 a. m Tomorrow's Tides | (Naval Base) AM. 2:28 = 9:18 FORECAST Till 7:30 p. Saturday) West and icinity: Partly tonight and Saturday, pos- scattered ‘showers gentle to e winds. Partly cloudy tonight possibly a few ers Saturday. ADVISORY ) A.M: The tropical dis- in the Atlantic has little movement dur- st six hours and tween 400 and of Jacksonville, m., EST. It is still of moderate intensity accompanied , a derable area of fresh to nds and limited area | RALPH LE the center. The} r during the next 12 s will continue slow, prob- northerly or northwest- rly direction. 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BARBARA JUNE BU ORDER OF PLBLY Tt appearifig » filed im the above- Barbara June Bur FOR RENT LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE (Major League Baseball) Club— a Set Detroit 41 .606 Cleveland 42 .600 Boston 47 548 Chicago 505 New York -495 Washington 437 St. Louis 411 Philadelphia .396 eas NATIONAL LEAGUE (Major League Baseball) Clab— wh Cincinnati 64 34 Brooklyn 60 40 New York 51 45 Chicage ___ 53 51 Pittsburgh 48 48 St." Louis 47 49 | Boston . 37 «61 Philadelphia — 32 64 WwW. 63 63 57 50 50 45 44 40 Pet. 653 -600 531 510 -500 490 378 333 NATIONAL LEAGUE (Key West Softball) Chuib— x Pepper’s Plumbers - Sawyer’s Barbers Blue Sox Merchants NavSta ____ U.S. Marines ccc 400 Bucky Walters of the Cincin- pati Reds, leading pitcher of the .@ third baseman. therein named. is a nv State of Florida and resides 2 1346 Front Street Sheree Villa, San Diege, California said defendant is over the age twenty-one years; that there © & person in the Stai orida the service of a sum’ haperr upon whom would sad fendant. 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