The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 23, 1950, Page 3

HE took arother sip of her j \? drink. Shei had pushed back { the silly little veil; her green eyes | were thoughtful. “It- is: absurd," she insisted. “fet if 1 thought—' }4 “If you thonght you could Be Bovay ‘with it," Sandy Sroka ta. ‘you'd agree, wouldn't +f Mayo? You art tues ascrinialotan, * | when itcomes to getting whatever you want. You haven't any pun- I much sense The ‘truth always catries @ He fel. he had the right! Mayo g few uncomfortable a you ought to know that Stevie could not marry—or Grant - Hale—unless ly dead. And that i you want, isn’t it, Mayo?” She did not make any denial Her silence idmitted that that i at she wanted. ; Pu gi | anie does not ciple: — and scruples — yeu claim ‘a‘e lacking ‘in hér | mother.” * / “What proo* have you to offer for aii this?” | “Perhaps,” Mayo jangled her j bracelets, you wouldn't believe} was $o- } me. One protf is’ that i still loves Grant. I know. Twas: with her whea she met him one time, atcidentally. She -‘si i went all fo ste eee | gether again, just a few days On The Spot! io¥is- “Scncvton ~ ana bolas k hands.” t ; oe eg re gs said. = Lm ‘- He had to fend wife even you to her mother. sng | walle ner! wie “Nice of you to tell me, to go to Sand = to do that. 2 2 oe, i “And. of course.” Mayo said.i- “2 felt img 22 : -ADEATHS?-| Word has bven received here“of P= fhe death! of Mics Biztie Rotests,|/ 85, in Jackson ville Saturday. + - Mrs. Robera, a. former; Key, Wester. left the Island twenty-five }€ars “ago. ~